How To Master Light And Shadow: The ASARO HEAD Explained [Tutorial]
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
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The Asaro head explained in 8 minutes: This model, created by John Asaro, is a very useful tool to learn the basics of shading a head. It shows you the planes of the head in a simplified manner. This way you can grasp the fundamentals of light and shadow much easier.
In this tutorial I show you a FREE Asaro head 3D model that will help you understand the planes of the face - and where to put the shadows. And then I teach you how to use the Asaro head: I show you two practice exercises that you can use to learn shading faster!
I show you how to create an Asaro head study/drawing with the help of this cool simulator.
With this you can take your head drawings to the next level!
Asaro Head model on Artstation:
www.artstation.com/artwork/GX...
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0:00 Intro
0:20 What is the Asaro head?
1:20 Free Asaro head 3D tool
3:27 Painting exercise 1
5:31 Painting exercise 2
7:30 Outro
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I happy to help artists ! Thanks for sharing my tool ! :)
No problem! It's an awesome tool, you did a great job! 🙂👍
Thanks for creating this tool and sharing this with us
That Artstation Asaro Head has been so incredibly helpful.
Oh yes. All hail Willian Nguyen! 😁👍
for anyone watching this, the artstation model comes with a secondary light source that you have to move to remove it with shift + left click. I didn't know why it seemed so hard for me to read the grayscale values, it was because the secondary lightsource was muddying the light.
is the secondary light souce the same as bounce light?
@@jybutbynyn No. Bounced light refers to a single light source whose waves bounce off of the ground and slightly illuminate the sides of an object facing away from the light source. Secondary light is exactly that, a secondary light source. In the ArtStation model, there are two light sources illuminating the model.
@@toastyshrimp1882 ooh, thanks. this got me confused bc i can't see the bounce light in the model, does it have it?
@@jybutbynyn There is no bounce lighting because there's no other surfaces. The model is simply to show how a single light source (or two if you use both) luminates the planes of the head.
@@toastyshrimp1882 aah, thanks!
Thank you so much! This gives me a direction for practicing shading, really helpful! And thanks for sharing and crediting the asaro head link :)
Thanks! I'm glad I could help you, Anjani! Keep practicing! 🙂👍
thanks so much. I feel like i just got the hang of sketching good planar heads/Loomis heads and now it's time to move on to learning how to shade them correctly and BAM!! your video and that tool are gonna help me out a lot!!
Very cool! I hope you will learn the shading part quickly, so that you can create some amazing pieces of art!! 🙂
Thank you BueskenArt
I hope your channel will grow!
Thanks, that's very nice of you! 🙂 I hope so, too! 😉
Thanks for talking about this awesome resource! :]
You're welcome! 🙂
Thanks for the info! I really appreciate this video and it helped me a lot!
Very cool! It was also fun to create! 🙂
Oh thank you for making this video this really helped me 😁💕
No problem! 😎
Thank you so much! this is really useful, your videos are so well done you deserve more honestly 😃
Thanks! That means a lot to me, really. I put so much work into them and always try my best... 😊
Dang this is SO awesome! Thank you!
Noooo problem...! 😉
this video is really helped me, thank youu so much^^
No problem, Rosa Mia! 👍
Great video! Thank you so much.
Thanks, my friend! Glad you like it! 🙂
I've been looking for a video like this, I'm glad I found your channel, this is gonna help me improve my oil portraits
Very cool! Glad to be of some help! 😇
The Asaro head is a great resource. Thank you for posting.
My pleasure! 😊
Best video on asaro ever! Thank you very much pal
Thanks, Marco! You might like my second video about the Asaro head, too. Check it out, if you haven't already! 🙂 ua-cam.com/video/X2GYDm6b4No/v-deo.html
Thank you for sharing this!
You're welcome, Darsh! 👍
Thank you!! Great video
You're welcome, Delfina! 👍
Thank you! I'm enjoying your video
Nice! 😁
This is very informative.
Need more tutorials.
And you will get them. 🙂 I'm working full time, so my time is limited. But I'm doing my best. 👍 In the meantime you can visit my blog for more tutorials.
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Ahhh thank you for this!
You're welcome! I'm happy to help! 🙂
Thanks for the video!
My pleasure, Roberto!
Omg thank you so much!
No problem! 😁
Thanks for this.
👍👍
Hello Buesken !
Every day we learn something and today is one of those days Ive learned something by watching your video )),its when you learn from a little baby something you've never even imagined it could happen ))
Thanks for this Great Sharing is Caring Video! Hooraay))
appreciate!
Hey Eros! Glad I could teach you something! Have a great weekend! 🙂
this is huge, thank you
No problem, you're welcome! :)
My Gawd. This is helpful.
really good tutorials. For now, you have 1.92k followers. I'm pretty sure soon enough you'll have your first 5 to 6 digits :)
Oh, thanks Kaze! Much appreciated! 🙂👍
great video! wooow
Glad you like it! 👍
Der originale Asaro Head bietet noch mehr Informationen für den Bereich Jochbein/Schläfenbein - habe ihn bei Scetchfab zum kostenlosen Herunterladen gefunden. Sehr gute kleine Übungen, die du beschreibst! Ich finde auch die Reilly Abstraction sehr hilfreich für das 3D Verständnis, (viel weiterführend als Loomis, der für den absoluten Anfang sehr hilfreich ist) da hier auf anatomische Verhältnisse eingegangen wird: Knochen, Muskel, Bänder, Fett. Es ist sicher hilfreich, auch den Asaro Head daraufhin zu untersuchen.
thank you
No problem! 😉👍
Thanks a lot for this video!
No problem! 🙂👍
this is the most helpful video ever.thanks a lot.
Ever? Are you sure? 😀 Thanks a ton though!
@@BueskenArt yeah cause i was looking for an interactive face model with shadow and stuff :)
I see! But I know how you feel... I was also pretty amazed when I randomly found it on Google! 😀
@@BueskenArt due to my f.ckin country exchange rate buying an asaro head on amazon would cost me fortune :) you saved my life and wallet :)
Well, the full Asaro Head is not that cheap anyway. And thanks, but I'm just the intermediary here though. The real hero is William Nguyen who created the model! 👍
By the way, have you checked out the female version of the head on his ArtStation profile, too? It looks almost the same, but it's pretty cool - it connects the light source and the head with a dotted line. That makes it even easier to understand the direction of the light. 🙂
Cool
😃
Thank you! Is there a line art printable for shading practice before we get to the next step of drawing it ourselves? You suggest tracing it but I don’t have a way of doing that.
Yes, I made some! You can download them here:
bueskenart.com/asaro/
I mentiones these in my second asaro head video. Maybe check that out, too? It has some more pointers on how to effectively practice with the asaro head:
ua-cam.com/video/X2GYDm6b4No/v-deo.html
this is literally amazing, i would add that on my ipad i can't seem to stop the light cycle and the 3 finger touch only changes the 2nd lighting effects :( but only windows it works perfectly
That's a pity. I didn't know about that - I don't use any apple devices... 😐
Is there also a 3d model for the body?
I don't know of any where you can move the light like this. I did a quick search and couldn't find any. So, if you find one, let us all know! 😀👍
Here is the ASARO HEAD on Artstation that he never linked to www.artstation.com/artwork/GX3Ax1
What... you're right! I actually forgot to put it in the description... thanks for pointing that out - I will add it to the description box right now! 😀👍
im use honeyselect for head and not only ;)
Seems like a ... fun alternative! 😜
The handy app had the Asaro head
Which one?
Kommentar für den Algorithmus ;)
go Daniel!
The mysterious algorithm! 😅👍
if you want "prefect" practice you can trace it
Yeah, that's a good idea that I forgot to mention! This way you can completely focus on the values. 👍
Heya do you have a discord server if you don't I could definitely help you :)
I don't and I don't need one right now. But thanks!
what's the music
The track is called "Dreams" by Benjamin Tissot from www.bensound.com.
Does anyone know any website where I can see heads wearing different hats. I need it for a painting of someone wearing a cowboy hat I'm doing. Thanks 😊
Hey! I assume you mean 3D models? I don't know of a site like that. But don't you think a simple search on Google or Pinterest would suffice? 🤔
@@BueskenArt yes I do mean 3D models. I came across one called sketch fabric that has figure models and lots of other stuff. Also found another that is just for figures. On that one there's lots of models to choose from, but only a certain number of poses to choose from. I need a cowboy head and hat that I can move about.
Yes, sketchfab is great for free models. They do lack the lighting component though most of the time. I think a head with a hat on is too specific - I couldn't find anything. I think your best bet is to use separate models of a head and a cowboy hat and rotate them to a similar perspective. I think that would work well! 🙂
@@BueskenArt basically to be precise, what I'm looking for is a head wearing a cowboy hat pretty much in profile. Having to make do so far mixing and matching various elements.
I hope you will be able to make it work for you! 👍
On my iPad the video plays but I cannot access the tool…why? I just cannot pause it as it is not showing as the progress bar is non existent so the video keeps on running. My iPad is 5 years old!
It doesn't seem to be made for mobile devices. The tools require a mouse. It doesn't work correctly on my android phone either.
Hello I downloaded this app but I still have no ability to use the function tools using my iPhone or even my iPad can someone help me?
It doesn't seem to work on mobile devices. The function tools require a mouse. I can only play the video on my android phone, too...
Im pretty sure you can see asarow head on the mirror
There is no working icon to adjust the direction of the light.
There is no separate icon for the light. You have to pause the autoplaying video... and then move the slider around until the light is in the position you want. I don't know, if you catched that in my video. If you got that, I have no idea, why it doesn't work. Have you tried another browser?
I cannot find a working tool to control the light. What's the secret?
For me, the slider doesn't work on mobile. Have you tried opening it on a laptop oder desktop?
@@BueskenArt Yes. Doesn't work.