I always having a hard time explaining to myself or my friend why Dungeon Meshi is amazing, but after watching this video I realized that everything you explained is exactly why I love it. Ryoko Kui is a genius at this and you are probably as good as her. Thank you so much, it's very inspiring.
That's very high praise and I certainly hope to be able to create something as iconic as Dungeon Meshi one day too (Both in terms of art but also something food related :D)
I am so happy I found your channel, content such as this are very scarce! It’s not just about making pretty art, it’s about making art that has depth, story and design
I'm a sucker for when you can just glance at one item and know exactly what culture it belongs to when it shares design elements in fantasy art. Even something more childlike, like say Neopets would do that with their food. So it makes me happy learning about this so I can try my hand at it, it looks like such fun to draw.
That's definitely what I aim for. My analogy is that I want my art to be like good home cooking or street food. Humble, easily enjoyed by all but packed with flavor!
I enjoyed this immensely ! Incredibly inspiring! I could feel my imagination spinning the world further in my head with your clever designs. The culture and place feels to real. I'll definitely be coming back to this !
I think this is genuinely my new favourite worldbuilding/design video. The way you talked about your process and all the advice and tips you gave were so insightful! It's super clear that you know what you're doing - there were so many moments during this video where I was thinking to myself "wow, you're right, that makes so much sense" or "oh my god that's super smart!" I'm definitely keeping this video in mind for future creative projects. Thanks so much for sharing your amazing art and knowledge!!
Absolutely love the way you break down your design thinking and I really like the style of your illustrations! I think the next step would be to do a creature design for Lumipede!
Fantastic video Jourdan! I really enjoyed the section on Functional Input and note taking! Its something we can so easily forget and I'm so glad you touched on it!
Seeing the project unfold and how you go so deep in to explanation in to everything is just a gold mine of info. Very entertaining how you gave us some lore, would love to see more content like this!
Hello Jtuff, you are producing great content, I discovered your work and your channel a short time ago but I already liked it a lot, it would be really cool to see more videos like these, there is a lot of good information, and I will definitely try to apply some of this content in my projects personal and work, thank you and congratulations on your work.
A man you are doing great. Your skills are awesome and your teaching skills are awesome keep doing great work and share it with us. I highly recommend your channel to beginner artists.
oh i looved this!!!!! watching you go through the steps as you describe the thought process behind how you design buildings is really interesting and helpful. ive been trying to design my own buildings lately and havent really known where to start, and i keep defaulting back to the vaguely european style of building, which is a bit overdone these days. im gonna follow along with how you did this building then i'll try my own, these are so so so helpful, you have no clue!!!!! :-) cant wait for ur next vid
Damn, this video is amazing content! Concept design with such in depth explanation and on such a high skill level is normally something you have to pay for. I am in awe of your skill and you explain your process and thoughts extremely well and structured so it's easy to follow along. If you keep this level of quality up, you will be in the hundreds of thousands subscribers in no time.
What a great video. I've been following your work for some time and it's awesome to see the thought process behind it. I work mostly with "search and find" illustrations and I've been trying to get them to be more design oriented so each tiny world feels more lived-in and interesting. I'll definitely use a lot of your tips on my next one, thank you!
Very nice video coi. There are so many little nuggets sprinkled here and there. They're always good reminders even if someone already knows those tips. I had some nitpicky thoughts regarding the design: 1. Scale of things. Comparing the size of the scale on the grilled food vs the scale being used for the roof, there seems to be a huge discrepancy in size. Unless they're eating the baby lumipedes instead. 2. It may make more logical sense (but since it's a fantasy world, lots of leeway there), if the plates being used for armor and roof are red. The idea is that, like in our world, crustaceans are usually cooked first before we take off their exoskeletons, so maybe in this world it's the same thing. Then maybe the kebab stall doubles as a shop that sells lumipede shells. They sell the cooked meat and shells separately.
Thank you so much for sharing this! I’m currently trying to do some world building myself and with this video you gave me an idea on how I’m going to approach it.
Such a helpful and informative video! The focus on world-building and functional storytelling makes this such a useful guide to designing. I want to eat that kebab now.
Hi! I wanted to drop by and tell you that thanks to your video, I feel a little bit more inspired now. I've been in an art block for a while and it's been hard to get through it. I appreciate the knowledge and your thought process that you shared with your viewers.. More power to you and I hope you continue to inspire a lot more!
Fantastic stuff! I love the texture of the final drawings, similar to Copic markers and pencil in some ways. Awesome designs and well rendered! Love the process
you deserves a lot viewers and subscribers, like seriously, ur content is such a GOLD, love it so muchh, i love watching how u explaining ur drawing so well, and ur drawing type of art is got into me to be inspired, the reference method u are using is open my mind new level of drawing, thanks a lot man!!
Thank you! I truly appreciate the detailed explanation of the design concepts. It’s incredibly inspiring to gain insight into the thought process behind the scenes. Looking forward to more videos like this one!
this is a really cool video, it made me realise that the way I use references is similar to the challenge u did, its always a bunch of random ideas bits and bobs slapped all together, expect I rarerly have functionality in mind, I will try that next time :D
i remember seeing your awesome work and some of your vids so long ago, Now i find you're consistently uploading videos on youtube!!?? This video was so amazing man, really insightful and helpful, thanks so much! you're a natural teacher B)
Love this ! Generous, Great in depth process. Thanks ! Would love to see a similar video on interior environment design. I've always struggled with coming up with all the STUFF in a room.. you know?
Great vid Jourdan ! Always love the content you put out. Especially getting a feel for process and your thinking like this are top notch :) All the best, Yari
thank you for this video dude, I'm a props concept artist and this one inspired me a lot, hope you'll get more subs and views ASAP because this is high quality content fr
I am watching this at night outside and heard the music and got scared for a second because I thought it was the ice cream man at night hahaha creepy. These ideas are great! Subbed, you know, often times the ideas that aren’t my favorite, my clients like the most, so that’s another reason to just do all the ideas lol
It definitely looks delicious! But since it looks like a skewer, maybe all the juices will fall from the exposed flesh and drip into the fire. Grilling it whole is probably best, then crack it open later? Haha
Thank you! I don't really use it too much, since i'm trying to hone my ability to generate designs even if I had to work on a traditional sketchbook With that said, I still apply a similar way of thinking honed by sketchbashing exercises :)
Hey, thank for tou work! I'm interesting , ehat kind of brush do u use? I looks so kinda natural and ball-pen like. Is this one is one of the default, or it can be downloaded?
I love the approach and mindset but I'm wondering how your able to search for interesting references to begin with? Let's say, I want to make a castle. But I shouldn't just type in castle to avoid generic designs right? But what else would I search to come up with a cool texture/shape reference.
That's a good question! I think that you certainly should have some element of castle in it. If it's too far departed, you won't be able to recognize it as such. So think about mixing 70% castle with about 30% unexpected/novel. You can play around with the ratio, and the more castle there is, the safer it is. Hope this makes sense!
@@jtuffdesigns That does, but I'm wondering what your searching to find those cool abstract pottery / sculptural references to get details from. I love the idea of pulling unrelated items as a reference to add a unique spin, but because it is random, how do we search of it?
@@jonarvinmedalla7303 i personally use pinterest. The ibitial results will be boring but the more images you pin, the more attuned your library will be to your preferences. You can also look at my board pin.it/6XZHuhC82
I haven't set it up there yet but due to popular demand I will be doing so soon! Appreciate the patience and good to have you as a part of the server! 😊
I'll think of different ways of properly hosting it for future ones! I didn't really properly plan for this one to be a community challenge as much as a suggestion for people to try out :)
I always having a hard time explaining to myself or my friend why Dungeon Meshi is amazing, but after watching this video I realized that everything you explained is exactly why I love it. Ryoko Kui is a genius at this and you are probably as good as her. Thank you so much, it's very inspiring.
I haven't watched it yet but your beaming love for the show got me excited to start it
That's very high praise and I certainly hope to be able to create something as iconic as Dungeon Meshi one day too (Both in terms of art but also something food related :D)
I am so happy I found your channel, content such as this are very scarce! It’s not just about making pretty art, it’s about making art that has depth, story and design
Thank you so much! I do my best to make sure that I have all of those boxes ticked so I'm happy to hear that 😄
Indeed. Im so grateful for discovering this channel.
I'm a sucker for when you can just glance at one item and know exactly what culture it belongs to when it shares design elements in fantasy art. Even something more childlike, like say Neopets would do that with their food. So it makes me happy learning about this so I can try my hand at it, it looks like such fun to draw.
That's definitely what I aim for. My analogy is that I want my art to be like good home cooking or street food. Humble, easily enjoyed by all but packed with flavor!
I enjoyed this immensely ! Incredibly inspiring! I could feel my imagination spinning the world further in my head with your clever designs. The culture and place feels to real. I'll definitely be coming back to this !
Happy to hear that you enjoyed it! Hopefully you have just as much or even more fun with your own worldbuilding ventures!😃
I think this is genuinely my new favourite worldbuilding/design video. The way you talked about your process and all the advice and tips you gave were so insightful! It's super clear that you know what you're doing - there were so many moments during this video where I was thinking to myself "wow, you're right, that makes so much sense" or "oh my god that's super smart!" I'm definitely keeping this video in mind for future creative projects. Thanks so much for sharing your amazing art and knowledge!!
Means a lot to hear that! Appreciate you taking the time to leave the comment, it's very encouraging!
Absolutely love the way you break down your design thinking and I really like the style of your illustrations! I think the next step would be to do a creature design for Lumipede!
Thank you! Designing the Lumipede would mean doing extra work though 😂
Fantastic video Jourdan! I really enjoyed the section on Functional Input and note taking! Its something we can so easily forget and I'm so glad you touched on it!
Thank you Zach, really glad to hear that. Hopefully we'll have more writers in the chat now 🤓 thanks again for your eagle eyes and ears!
Love these designs and hearing the thought process behind them!
Dude! So much knowledge to grasp from this video! Thank you so much. Your thoughts behind the design decisions is so enriching
Thanks for checking the vid out! Happy to hear that you found it to be helpful!
Seeing the project unfold and how you go so deep in to explanation in to everything is just a gold mine of info. Very entertaining how you gave us some lore, would love to see more content like this!
Thanks a lot Matty, means a lot to hear that! I really enjoyed sharing this as well so I definitely would love to make more of these kinds of videos!
Amazing explanation and amazing art. Truly thankful for this vid.
Thank you! Appreciate you checking it out 😊
Hello Jtuff, you are producing great content, I discovered your work and your channel a short time ago but I already liked it a lot, it would be really cool to see more videos like these, there is a lot of good information, and I will definitely try to apply some of this content in my projects personal and work, thank you and congratulations on your work.
So happy to hear that! Wishing you all the best with your personal projects :)
I'm so glad your channel is growing fast, wonderful content!
Thank you! 😄 I appreciate your support as well
A man you are doing great. Your skills are awesome and your teaching skills are awesome keep doing great work and share it with us. I highly recommend your channel to beginner artists.
Thank you so much! I'll do my best to keep it up 😃 I appreciate you sharing my channel as well!
oh i looved this!!!!! watching you go through the steps as you describe the thought process behind how you design buildings is really interesting and helpful. ive been trying to design my own buildings lately and havent really known where to start, and i keep defaulting back to the vaguely european style of building, which is a bit overdone these days. im gonna follow along with how you did this building then i'll try my own, these are so so so helpful, you have no clue!!!!! :-) cant wait for ur next vid
Damn, this video is amazing content! Concept design with such in depth explanation and on such a high skill level is normally something you have to pay for. I am in awe of your skill and you explain your process and thoughts extremely well and structured so it's easy to follow along. If you keep this level of quality up, you will be in the hundreds of thousands subscribers in no time.
I'd love to see you do more videos like this one. It's inspiring to see your creative process. Keep doing what you're doing. 👌
What a great video. I've been following your work for some time and it's awesome to see the thought process behind it.
I work mostly with "search and find" illustrations and I've been trying to get them to be more design oriented so each tiny world feels more lived-in and interesting. I'll definitely use a lot of your tips on my next one, thank you!
Very nice video coi. There are so many little nuggets sprinkled here and there. They're always good reminders even if someone already knows those tips.
I had some nitpicky thoughts regarding the design:
1. Scale of things. Comparing the size of the scale on the grilled food vs the scale being used for the roof, there seems to be a huge discrepancy in size. Unless they're eating the baby lumipedes instead.
2. It may make more logical sense (but since it's a fantasy world, lots of leeway there), if the plates being used for armor and roof are red. The idea is that, like in our world, crustaceans are usually cooked first before we take off their exoskeletons, so maybe in this world it's the same thing. Then maybe the kebab stall doubles as a shop that sells lumipede shells. They sell the cooked meat and shells separately.
Please make more videos like this! Your videos are excellent and the way you think and explain is very interesting. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! I'm just getting things started so stay tuned! 😁
wonderful video thanks for sharing
The presentation at the end was really the icing on a very delicious and informative cake!
Thank you so much for sharing this! I’m currently trying to do some world building myself and with this video you gave me an idea on how I’m going to approach it.
Such a helpful and informative video! The focus on world-building and functional storytelling makes this such a useful guide to designing. I want to eat that kebab now.
Hi! I wanted to drop by and tell you that thanks to your video, I feel a little bit more inspired now. I've been in an art block for a while and it's been hard to get through it. I appreciate the knowledge and your thought process that you shared with your viewers.. More power to you and I hope you continue to inspire a lot more!
That is so awesome to hear! Appreciate you taking the time to let me know and I hope that you find more joy in you art :)
amazing design! This is one of the best concept breakdowns I've ever seen. Really learned a lot and enjoyed the ride :D
Fantastic stuff! I love the texture of the final drawings, similar to Copic markers and pencil in some ways. Awesome designs and well rendered! Love the process
Thank you so much! I've been loving the brush i've been using so much, it definitely gives that traditional look that you mention :)
Great video Jourdan! Some very useful tips in there, love the editing and overall feel of these videos
you deserves a lot viewers and subscribers, like seriously, ur content is such a GOLD, love it so muchh, i love watching how u explaining ur drawing so well, and ur drawing type of art is got into me to be inspired, the reference method u are using is open my mind new level of drawing, thanks a lot man!!
Thank you so much, means a lot to hear that man :) Appreciate you taking the time to comment!
Thank you! I truly appreciate the detailed explanation of the design concepts. It’s incredibly inspiring to gain insight into the thought process behind the scenes. Looking forward to more videos like this one!
Thank you for checking the vid out! There's a new one coming out soon!
this is a really cool video, it made me realise that the way I use references is similar to the challenge u did, its always a bunch of random ideas bits and bobs slapped all together, expect I rarerly have functionality in mind, I will try that next time :D
Awesome video, Jourdan! Thanks for sharing your design process and showing how you overcome all those challenges :D
Thanks Lorraine, always a pleasure to share!
i remember seeing your awesome work and some of your vids so long ago, Now i find you're consistently uploading videos on youtube!!?? This video was so amazing man, really insightful and helpful, thanks so much! you're a natural teacher B)
Love this ! Generous, Great in depth process. Thanks ! Would love to see a similar video on interior environment design. I've always struggled with coming up with all the STUFF in a room.. you know?
I really appreciate these videos :D Especially your process video on studies!
Great vid Jourdan ! Always love the content you put out. Especially getting a feel for process and your thinking like this are top notch :)
All the best, Yari
Adore your art!!
Happy you like it!
Hey!!! thank you so much for such an interesting video!!! I'm very inspired by such topics heh
I was looking for a video like this for so long time, really, its amazing you area a great artist
You are the artist who i always wanted to become one day. Who create a literal worlds. Thank you for reminding me this ❤
That's an honor to hear! I wish you all the best with your worldbuilding ambitions and that one dayyou can bring all your imaginations to life 😄
thank you for this video dude, I'm a props concept artist and this one inspired me a lot, hope you'll get more subs and views ASAP because this is high quality content fr
Thank you so much! Props are so much fun to make and I wish more people would get into it as well :) Appreciate your kind words
I love this so much! Thank you for sharing your joy and wisdom with us!
Happy to hear that you love it! Thank you for checking the vid out and I hope you got something useful out of it :)
love these design explorations and love your taste as well more of these please
Happy to hear that! There will be more to come :)
awesome stuff man, always love seei ng new con cepot art channels pop up, there arent enough!
Thank you! There's definitely still a lot of room for more design focused art channels!
Amazing content Jourdan! Lots to take away from this!
Awesome as Always !
Merci Gui!
I really enjoyed this video a lot. I would definitely love to see more
This is great! Thank you for sharing your process.
me watching this and casually making a sandwich
can you make me one as well?
Same, but I'm making a grilled cheese. The whole process is super inspiring tho.
@@user-fl8kx8xr3d i hope you guys put some grilled centipedes on it too 😌
Just 3 references! This is a pretty neat challenge!
Imma try this out.
Awesome! Would love to see ehat you make from it 🙂
You deserved a new sub.! You really explained well. What software do you often used for most of your illustrations!
wow, that's great! Thanks for plenty of useful tips and inspiration of course ☺
First time here. Subbed.
Neat stuff.
Welcome to the channel, appreciate you checking it out and hope you enjoy your stay!
Fantastic project, I love hearing you get lost in the sauce
I feel hungry
Really great video. Inspiring and you got my sub. Look forward to watching more of your content.
Love these videos so much. Just curious, what is the brush that you are using? :D
Thank you! They're from a friend's brush pack, not sure if he has them up for downloads anymore :(
I am watching this at night outside and heard the music and got scared for a second because I thought it was the ice cream man at night hahaha creepy. These ideas are great! Subbed, you know, often times the ideas that aren’t my favorite, my clients like the most, so that’s another reason to just do all the ideas lol
That's why I make the sketches that I like look better and the rest worse ;))) Thanks for checking the vid out!
THANK SO BRO FOR INFORMATIVE CONTENT , which brush do you use to make this blu line sketch please give me a link for this brush
These are great! Such sick concepts
Thank you! Glad you like them :)
subbed❤ great videos man keep going
Thank you! There will be more to come! :D
Love these concepts
Glad you like it!
It definitely looks delicious! But since it looks like a skewer, maybe all the juices will fall from the exposed flesh and drip into the fire. Grilling it whole is probably best, then crack it open later? Haha
Spoken like a fellow foodie ;) and good points! Maybe it's too heavy if it's all in one segment too? 😛
@@jtuffdesigns Maybe! Haha xD I'm sure if you broke this down into 10 more explorations it still will be exciting to witness
Great vid! I would love a tutorial on rendering different materials
Thank you! I'd love to do a video on rendering different materials at some point!
Awesome video, man. Are you still using the sketch bashing method for quick concepts or have you primarily moved on to this type of sketching?
Thank you! I don't really use it too much, since i'm trying to hone my ability to generate designs even if I had to work on a traditional sketchbook
With that said, I still apply a similar way of thinking honed by sketchbashing exercises :)
I want to know how look Centipede is ?
Hey, thank for tou work!
I'm interesting , ehat kind of brush do u use? I looks so kinda natural and ball-pen like.
Is this one is one of the default, or it can be downloaded?
Hi there! Thank you for checking the vid out! I used the HB pencil brush that is default to Procreate :)
Love this!!! What brush did you use for the colouring??
Will be sharing how I made this in the upcoming video!
I love the approach and mindset but I'm wondering how your able to search for interesting references to begin with? Let's say, I want to make a castle. But I shouldn't just type in castle to avoid generic designs right? But what else would I search to come up with a cool texture/shape reference.
That's a good question! I think that you certainly should have some element of castle in it. If it's too far departed, you won't be able to recognize it as such. So think about mixing 70% castle with about 30% unexpected/novel. You can play around with the ratio, and the more castle there is, the safer it is. Hope this makes sense!
@@jtuffdesigns That does, but I'm wondering what your searching to find those cool abstract pottery / sculptural references to get details from. I love the idea of pulling unrelated items as a reference to add a unique spin, but because it is random, how do we search of it?
@@jonarvinmedalla7303 i personally use pinterest. The ibitial results will be boring but the more images you pin, the more attuned your library will be to your preferences. You can also look at my board pin.it/6XZHuhC82
@@jtuffdesigns Thanks for the resource! It helps that I can see how you're organizing it as well.
Where do you find reference images? I struggle to find anything worth saving, and am not fond of using pinterest.
What don't you like about Pinterest? That's all I really use, and sometimes Google.
Hi loved the video I wanted to ask what the pieces hanging behind you are?
Thank you, glad you like it! The pieces in the background are my own art :) you can see them in higher res on my instagram
@@jtuffdesigns oh amazing I just started following you
This is great!
Thank you! 😄
where can we find future challenges? i'm already in your discord but can't find them there!
I haven't set it up there yet but due to popular demand I will be doing so soon! Appreciate the patience and good to have you as a part of the server! 😊
@@jtuffdesigns awesome!! take all the time you need
Can you teach us how to render like you? :-)
What pc pen tablet do you have
Just an Intuos Pro PTH-660, nothing fancy :)
U sound like a Filipino
il sert a rien ton live
is instagram the only place to participate on your community challenges???
I'll think of different ways of properly hosting it for future ones! I didn't really properly plan for this one to be a community challenge as much as a suggestion for people to try out :)