Live Shading Demo - Drawing Light on Form
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- Опубліковано 21 гру 2015
- This is a live shading demo. I'll show you how to use elements of light on form to depict a 3D object on a flat surface. I'll also introduce how to simplify any complex form into its primary, secondary, and tertiary forms using the human skull as an example.
During the demo l'll answer questions from people watching live. If you're interested in learning more about shading, I recommend watching these tutorials:
The Basic Elements: • The Basic Elements - S...
Shading Light & Form - Basics: • Shading Light and Form...
How to Shade a Drawing: • How to Shade a Drawing
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I love sketching along with this, as opposed to watching a tutorial with a timelapse. It really helps, thanks man
Accepting that you’re going to make mistakes is actually a big part of progression.
Looking for hours for a basic shading guide, all I needed was this. You are really good at putting seemingly complicated things into simple, logic and clear terms. Thanks a lot, I don’t think you realize how important you are to self taught artists.
For the person that asked the ink shading question, and for everyone else.
Watch Alphonso Dunn. He has great ink tutorials.
Thanks :D thats gonna be a good watch
+nicko van loon I think Alphonso's work is decent, but he rambles on and on and on and REPEATS himself! Drive me nuts. I don't have time to watch a 45 min. video that could have been done in 20 min.
@@jcepri that is the thing art is constant repeating of the fundamentals and Alphonso repeats that because it is importnant
this video is an absolute gem! it is packed with so much solid information! what a great video Mr. Proko.
Thank you for doing this, it will help a lot of people, especially those who may not have funds to purchase books etc. Keep up the great work and looking forward to more in the future. Happy xmas and have an awesome new year..
Thanks for the work you do Proko team. Just watching this and realising how much work has gone into improving the production values over the years. The content is always great, but your development of video production skills, tools, and spaces is continuing to pay off for your subscribers. Congrats on the work you do. Looking forward to the new site and offerings. Hope I can afford them.
Proko & Mind of Watercolor are my 2 favorite art tutorial channels because you guys are both so clear, personable & knowledgeable, with just the right amount of fun to also be entertaining. Even the camera problems made me feel like I was there in a way!
You make everything look simple and achievable even to beginners. Congratulations for the perfect teaching! Greetings from Brazil!
I miss this class. your demo make this topic clearly understand to me, and questions from students are really interesting and helpful
First long-feature video I've seen from you. Learned more here than most of my online searching.
I'd like to second the interest in "drawing out of the fog" as you said.
Cheers!
This is one generous dude. I've seen so many tutorials in the last 6 months my head is truly spinning. Bro here lays the fundamentals out like no one else cause I kinda am getting it he is an excellent teacher so go ahead and spin yo head if u wanna watch all the other kooks on yo computer like the fool yo be so go do what yo gotta do homies. Ps. Oakland is definitely in da house
Great video Proko!Thank you for teaching about the shadow techniques.
Jeez i never learned this much. Im thankful for artist like you that dont mind teaching others. Thanks to these ive actually drawn better and better. I've drawn only animations or basically cartoons but thanks to these little demos ive gotten a lot better. So thank you so much!^^
good to see a video on the absolute basics of light
you are just so good at teaching. thank you for knowing your subject and having passion for that. i really appreciate that!
i love the way you explained the light works through different angle and all stuff like that.
Thanks Proko !!!
it´s is incredibly useful !!!
I'm really grateful because of your work
Please keep it up
Cheers :D
This was very helpful, thank you sensei.
This was sooooooo helpful glad i watched the entire thing i was drawing along as well.
Thank you so much for this, really enjoyed the video, and for my first time skull drawing it looks really good! very happy with the results!!!! thanks again!
I really like these longer live video's. Helps a lot cause I can just draw along
You're a great guy... Hope your business get better and better, thanks!
Such a useful video, and answers so many questions. Thanks, Proko!
wow amazing tutorials mr proko i've learned a lot from them, you're very proffesional for teaching them for now i can afford premium but for the one who can i suppose they are really priceless. thank u so much for your time.
1:12:11 (light bulb)... so obvious yet I wouldn't have got that unless someone told me. I watched the whole thing and I really wish I would have been there to have asked 1 or 2 questions about shading that've just plague me as an artist, but I learned A LOT of really neat and interesting things I never really thought much about. To know that there ARE principles is a breath of fresh air. It now gives us a great starting point when we are considering our subjects'. All to often, one can practice, practice, practice and practice some more but never get any better, simply because one never had a good place to start in the first place. We only get stronger through understanding though, well, and a lot of practice with old and new ideas. Thank you for all your help, time, patience and contributions to the world of art Stan!
Thank you so much you are the best teacher ! I always learning with you
Fantastic video Proko! Thanks a lot!
I love this. Thank you!
I feel the direction of this cast shadow has diviated from the right angle.
Great tutorial, very informative and extremely helpful !!
Thank you very much for making these videos!
Great video! I am so excited to learn more about perspective. I don't have problems with drawing simple cubes and forms in perspective, but when those forms twist and turn, when they do something unpredictable, I freeze because I don't know what to do with it. Even when we did figure drawing, I couldn't figure out (no pun intended) how to "mannequinise" the figure.
excellent explanation about light and shadow, you're a master. thanks a lot for your tutorials. i learn a lot from you
Thank you very much. It's hard to find information like that in most sources
Thanks a lot Proko .. best teacher on youtube.. !!! thanks a lot !!!!
Thank you so much for all your videos Stan.
wow! this was so helpfull did not really expect this to happen
I have nothing to say except you rock. That is all. Very helpful. Thanks so much
thank you sir....for being a great teacher.....🙏 Learning from you everyday... seen a satisfactory improvement in my drawings within a year....
really nice! thanks Proko
Such an awesome demo... thank you 😊
Great Tutorial. Thank you so much. I wish someone would use something other than a ball to use as an example. I also want to ask if you would make a video on perspective?
You are great! Loved join your class! I'm from Brasil.
It's been a long time since you went live Mr. Proko pan... Co. Love your videos. Do make a live tutorial this quarnitine 😄
You are an excellent tutor. Thank you!
Your videos are amazing man. Thanks heaps it really helped me a lot to draw better
Thank you this was very helpful.
Your channel is wonderful !!
Your videos are better than art school...thanks man!
All your vids are good but this is the best vid u ever made!!! Why? Because it showed the whole process and I really learned something that stuck this time :) Thankkkk Youuu keep these kind coming!!!!! Pleaseee
Great video dude. Very useful
good and clear teacher thank you i understand about the shades of shade . didn't know. now i do !!!!!!!!!!! wow!
Thank you very much for making these videos
terrific Work you have raw talent tutorial helpful for me
I never falled in one of your livestreams... Shame, shame, shame on me! I'm not a noobie but I tried to come back to the basics. And wow, I've new eyes on a thing that I'm already pretty good at.
Thanks Stan :)
great stream (ignoring technical difficulties). I wasn't able to attend because it was 1 am (I live in Egypt (+2 GMT))
best shading lesson.. thanks
que buen trabajo gracias por compartirlo
You are a great teacher beside artist
Well you can draw very good, and aren't even arrogant.
Very cool, subscribed! :)
very nice tutorial. I will learn a lot. I am from India.
Adorei participar da sua aula! Você é 1000!!! Thank You!
Thank You, and you are my teacher.
Thank u so much that was very helpful
Thank you.Proko. I like write picture for you. very much.
Thank you! :)
Art grandmaster = 1% Talent + 99% Skill
Art Prodigy = 99% Talent + 1% Skill (yes they don't need to practice it's that their artistic observational and analytical skills are god-like; it's like fast-forwarding 5 years of practice and experience in 5 seconds)
Thanks very much !!
Hey Stan! I just wanted to drop by and give you some thanks. I spent all of 2015 watching tutorials on UA-cam and trying to find my style. Although an artist never stops growing, I believe that I have developed substantially and that's all thanks to you and a few other guys on here. I recently uploaded a few videos onto my channel and it would mean the world to me if you went and gave it a look. Thanks for everything and happy new year!
Love it how you just get your head down and crack on even through camera issues. Kudos to your camera buddy 👍. Good lesson
43:57 at the moment this skull looks just like it wears some cool 80s styled sunglasses
i'd like one of those skulls.
I could never draw anything to save my life, but I’m a fan of people who can. Cool stuff.
Thanq so miuch for this video big brother... I learnt a lot from this video... 😊👌
same
just not doin
Very good lessons Proko, I admire your talent and advices. Beside that you look like director Christopher Nolan :]]]]
omg I've spent about 10 mins trying to figure out who he reminded me of. Christopher Nolan! thanks
First of all, awesome video Proko. almost everything you taught I understood, and I'm a beginner. Like you said about talent not really playing much of a role, I completely agree. The way I look at it is, if I'm not good at something, it isn't because I'm not talented, but because I don't have the right information or lack of, to be able to fulfil what I want to achieve. So for me, your video has explained shading in a way that made a lot of sense to me, so thank you. Secondly, I noticed that some of the areas were not exactly like the picture, is this because you wanted the drawing to have your own version, or was the drawing a quick demonstration which could have been done with more skill in time??
Hi Stan, thanks for the amazing video. One question: you mentioned that shading with graphite pencil is really slow because you can't use sides. Have you ever tried peeling off a long tip out of them and then using the side, just like you do with a charcoal pencil? If not, why you wouldn't do it? Much thanks.
Your shading related problems are no match for my stand, GREEN HOODIE GUY!
Moreee!!!
Can you please do more live videos?
Nice tricks
can you do a tutorial on how to draw the individual bones of the skull, like the maxilla the mandible and the zygomatic arch
cool!
معلم هاد السيد
Prima Donna !
40:57 skull demonstration starts here!
@1:26mins are you shading both directions or are you still lifting and going back to start point?
Which pencil to use ??
Hi proko I really want to learn to draw with forms and construction have you got lessons on those subjects. Also is there any good books dvds you would recomend on the subject thanks
I wonder if it would be any help to blur the reference a bit to see the more simpler forms.
The camera kills us, man.
BUT, good video.
I've been trying to get better at shading for a while. It wasn't until recently that I noticed the pencil strokes should not only help describe the form, but also follow the angle of the light. Notice how Proko's strokes are done in a way that may be perceived as awkward for a right-handed artist (at least at the beginning of the shading process). Hope that helps someone out there.
The cast shadow on the first ball doesn't make sense to me. Wouldn't that make more sense for light coming from the top right but slightly behind the ball.i know I must be wrong because Stan is a genius so can anyone explain it to me?
+a Yes, that cast shadow certainly is off.
+a yeah you're completely right, he probably put it there to show better what occlusion shadow looks like.
+a ya, that's a mistake. Angle is off. Sorry guys.
+Stan Prokopenko no worries Stan. you are a great teacher and I've learned a lot form you. Thanks for clearing that up.
+Stan Prokopenko Learning from mistakes is great learning.
Does somebody have a link to the reference photo of the skull ? That would help me a lot .
when drawing a cast shadow do you need a solid line to define the shadow ??
Do you ever use some calculations to determine proportions, light distributions, etc., or is it mostly intuition you develop?
+phoenix arizona its intuition :P, look at minute at 5:40
Probably a little bit late but this is how I work it out after a long time of practice: when you learn, if you feel the need to calculate and measure to understand the proportion, do it, if that help you understand better. But always remember, if in the end it’s looked wrong, then it’s wrong, no matter how carefully you measure it. So always trust your eye, and adjust your painting until you see fit, and then slowly you will develop the intuition
Around min 28....you say you should separate your light from your dark....how do you do that?? do you draw a boundary line? whats the best way?
27:00
Hello, Proko. I wanna ask a question. Can we draw a portrait or realistic drawing without any reference such as photograph or model? Please answer. Thanks :)