Many years ago I found a video where you teach how to draw eyes. I began to draw since then. And today I bump into this video for my realistic drawing class. You mean so much to me, thanks Mark.
@@markcrilley que graduaciones del los lapices uso para dibujar este florero transparente de cristalería de vidrio y como sellama esa pintura blanca para Aser la luz y el brillos de la cristalería
you're funny. you remind me of my music teacher. i like that because it takes the stress of learning new techniques in drawing. i'm very hard on myself and get frustrated easily, so it's nice to hear how chill you sound.
"One of my characters is made of something like glass, and this will help me immensely" --Sweet! Glad to hear this vid will be useful for you. :) ~Mark
Mark, not only are you a great teacher but I enjoy your comic twist with your accents. Clearly, you are having a wonderful time drawing and it rubs off on your students.
"are you drawing from a real object" --This is based on an actual glass bottle I studied so as to make sure what I was teaching was accurate, i.e. what really happens when sunlight hits glass. ~Mark
hola una pregunta que lápices o números de cada lápiz para dibujar las tonalidades del el brillo y la trasparencia del vidrio de este florero de cristal y como sella esta pintura blanca para darle el brillo del detalle de la luz del vidrio y que numero es el pincel
I know you probably won’t read this but I use to watch your videos a lot when I was young and starting out drawing. Now I’m growing as an animator in college! I’ve gotten into an art class recently and for my personal project I need to properly learn how to sketch glass. I just randomly clicked on your video and instantly recognized your voice after so many years. It’s amazing how you helped me then and even now without me even realizing it. Thanks so much mark!
Thank you for existing and uploading these videos, most art videos (i find) on youtube are tutorials on how to draw a specific object in a specific pose, when i search for any sort of tutorial i do it because i want help with some things like guidelines and pointers i can apply to my own art style, and i just want to thank you for giving me these small tips and inspiration. Thank you.
"I'm putting the highlight on the opposite side MAN!" I was laughing so hard. hahaha. Thanks for the video It really helped. I think a wood video wood really help. (see what I did there) Because I often want to draw wood or wooden objects but they never really look like wood. Thanks again!! ^_^
He actually injured his hand at one point, and taught himself to hold his pencil differently. Another thing to admire about him. He didn't let anything stop him from creating. Mark Crilley, you are amazing.
brilliant!! i don't know what else to say. these days you have started doing something that nobody else is doing. well, please continue trusting your mind for a better lesson than what we could have suggested to you. thank you so much
I really enjoyed every bit of this tutorial! Thanks Mark! I'm just starting my art journey - My current art homework is to draw a metal tin can, but I can't find any tutorials on that specific item, though I have seen some on doing shiny, metal textures. That's how I stumbled onto this vid - it's great! I love the fact that it's narrated. I'll be attempting to do glass next! All the best to you and every fellow artist out there.
I have been searching for years for tips on drawing glass objects without success. Now I finally come across this video in which you give concrete guidelines. Exactly what I need. Thanks so much.
Mark, I just discovered you - what a blessing - you seem like the person everyone wants to have you over for dinner every night! But more importantly, your explanations are excellent. Never thought I could draw a glass object (without just mimicking a ref pic). But now I can. God bless you !!!!!
Wow, that is just fantastic. I see a lot of things that can be taken almost directly to painting as well. Absolutely amazing work and video. Thank you for posting it!
The 'shadows' on top of the bottle are actually usually not shadow but reflection of shadow...glass is really a unique surface to draw. Nice work Mark!
Mark's videos never fail to get a chuckle or two out from me no matter how tired I may be from the day. Love your videos, this was very helpful! Hope to see more of such uploads!
Even though I just watched the entire video, when you put your hand by the glass at the end, I could've sworn you were reaching over to pick it up- Remarkable job indeed!
LOL. I wish i had 'that thing' to put on my coffee as well. You are so hillarious. I can't even skip this video because I don't wanna miss your joke. LOL
Thanks for the demo, Mark. I found it helpful, although now I have to study how to apply these principals to a glass vessel partially filled with opaque or semi-opaque liquid. I never realized how complicated this would be!
"will there be a german version of Mastering Manga 2 soon?" --If the German publisher that did Mastering Manga finds that people in Germany are buying their book, then yes, I expect they will do a German version of the 2nd book as well. Let's keep our fingers crossed! ^_^ ~Mark
I'm no physicist, but know some things about light. When light passes through glass, it does get refracted slightly, as the material it passes through changes from air to glass. The parts where glass is thicker (sides of glass object, or places where two separate pieces of glass meet) don't let as much light through, so those will drop a shadow. Thinner parts will transmit slightly refracted light through the bottle, making the shadow look translucent. Hope this helps :)
I remember watching your channel when you were around 1,000 subscribers. I don't watch many tutorials and I usually figure things out on my own so it has been a long time since I've watched your videos. Now I come back to see how many subscribers you have and I am just amazed.
Yay!!! Do more of these technique videos!! They are so helpful, and it's easier to learn when you see a video of it than a picture of the technique in a book.
This was a great tutorial. I was watching on my phone pretty close and must have been focusing too much on spots where you were working because I just wasn't seeing any realistic effects. That is until 25:30 when your hand went out of view and you refocused. I couldn't believe I didn't see it earlier. You are a great teacher.
Although your lack Artistic vocabulary , you makes me understand the thingys your trying to say , just watch a book about art and learn the vocabulary so every thingy has a name. Love you drawing.
Fantastic lesson, Mark! I actually didn't find that you were any weirder than you usually are -- that is said with the utmost respect. You make learning FUN! With a capital "F"!
Just so you know, you're absolutely correct... when a light source passes through any kind of a prism, the product is refracted light. So you know more than you know. By the way, awesome job... as always.
I don't draw. I suck at drawing, and I don't want to draw; yet your damn channel is too addicting. Your video makes my day. And that something I'm thankful for
MARK please do more, i am taking a break from manga drawing for a while and going to realism, by improving my realism i can become a better artist and with any luck my manga style skill will learn something from practicing realism.
Mr. Crilley, do you ever panic over what to make a video about? I mean, there's just so many things! Nice job with the glass, by the way. I've been trying to imitate real life regarding that and this helped a whole lot!
Phenomenal! Just curious why you use gouache, as opposed to an acrylic paint? The opacity maybe? On timelapse or no timelapse.... I vote timelapse where you can. I love it- saves a ton of time for me and file size for you.
Thanks for the great tutorial! It gave me a lot of good pointers. Would love to see the same thing in Pastel! I'm a pastel artist and am currently working on a Vase of Lilac's for my mom. The vase is glass with a cross hatch textures pattern to it, so there is all kinds of colors from the stems and tablecloths etc.
Thank you for explaining the why as well as the what we are suppose to do. That more than anything makes for a good useful lesson. yes, refract was the right word.... Refract - of an object or substance : to make (light) change direction when it goes through at an angle. Yes please! I would love to see more tutorials like this. Drawing realistic looking wood would be especially appreciated. :D
Are there any other alternatives that we can use instead of white gouache? Would white acrylic be suitable and is there any specific reason why you prefer the white gouache over everything else?
I'm no Mark Crilley, not even close, but my suggestion would be try a photo reference. Try using a grid at first, try and look at the lines, or flip the picture upside down and draw it upside down. All of those three techniques are used to help you see the lines that are being used and can give you a greater understanding of the perspective. that would be my suggestion.
It is a great idea to create a series of realistic art Mark, because in my opion what really makes you a good artist is knowledge about realistic art and the skills to draw it.
Refracted is correct :P Reflected (which is usually confused) is when light bounces directly off a surface, but refraction occurs when light passes through an object that is transparent and changes its angle/refracts
Refraction is the name for the bending of light when it passes through different mediums. It is what makes images through glass, especially glass that isn't smooth, look distorted.
I have a possible suggestion. Could you show us some of the different ways that you use guidelines and then turn them into characters. You could call it advanced guidelines
I was so excited to find out both me and Mark live in the same state and that I live near Detroit. omg. I need to get mark to come to my school soon. You inspired me so much.
You know, i watch all of your videos, even the ones i'm not really interested in recreating just thanks to your personality. You're awesome and so weird xD This vid was amazing!
Markcrilley, you are extremely helpful ty so much I wouldn't be able to draw most of the things I draw if it weren't for your tutorials. Keep up the good work
you were right! refraction is the bending of light when it enters a material in which light travels at a different speed than it was traveling in the first medium (here the speed of light in glass is lower than the speed of light in air). The angle at which it refracts relates to this difference in velocity. Because the glass is non uniform in shape and thickness this would result in a really cool shadow. Google Snell's law if you are really interested :)
Love the videos. I know you probably have a ton of ideas lined up, but was hoping to get a heads up if you do a Weeping Willow, Stallion or sand texture. Thanks. Realistic eye black & white is my favorite.
You know, I _actually_ worried you might break the glass with those prismacolour strokes when you got to the bottle neck. Phenomenal tutorial, I appreciate your enthusiasm AND the logical explanations you give for those of us unfamiliar with light's relationship with the glass. Many thanks for making this, sir!
That looks really realistic as soon as u brought in the books to thank people who've bought it I was like NOOO YOUUR GONNA HIT THE GLASS AND BREAK IT!!! And then u put it down and I was still like what happened to the glass??? Also yes please do more like this :)
Mark could you possibly show us how to draw weather affects I now you have touched on the subject before but it could be very useful. For example snowing, raining, hot, foggy, etc....
Could you, if you havent already, do a tutorial to color. My friend who is fairly skilled in the visual arts struggles with using colors and color concepts. So since i have learned alot from your techniques and tutorials i will be sending him your way. Thanks
I was talking to my TV like "Neck, neck, Neck!" lol I enjoy your realism videos as that is where I got my start in drawing, and still think of that as my strongest point.
Many years ago I found a video where you teach how to draw eyes. I began to draw since then. And today I bump into this video for my realistic drawing class. You mean so much to me, thanks Mark.
Thank you ^^
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@@markcrilley que graduaciones del los lapices uso para dibujar este florero transparente de cristalería de vidrio y como sellama esa pintura blanca para Aser la luz y el brillos de la cristalería
never found a tutorial so funny and yet so informative at the same time... i like when people can laugh about themselves :D
RSProduxx Thank you! :)
lol teri
@@markcrilley you sound like a really cool and fun dad
you're funny. you remind me of my music teacher. i like that because it takes the stress of learning new techniques in drawing. i'm very hard on myself and get frustrated easily, so it's nice to hear how chill you sound.
"One of my characters is made of something like glass, and this will help me immensely"
--Sweet! Glad to hear this vid will be useful for you. :) ~Mark
Mark, not only are you a great teacher but I enjoy your comic twist with your accents. Clearly, you are having a wonderful time drawing and it rubs off on your students.
"are you drawing from a real object"
--This is based on an actual glass bottle I studied so as to make sure what I was teaching was accurate, i.e. what really happens when sunlight hits glass. ~Mark
hola una pregunta que lápices o números de cada lápiz para dibujar las tonalidades del el brillo y la trasparencia del vidrio de este florero de cristal y como sella esta pintura blanca para darle el brillo del detalle de la luz del vidrio y que numero es el pincel
I know you probably won’t read this but I use to watch your videos a lot when I was young and starting out drawing. Now I’m growing as an animator in college! I’ve gotten into an art class recently and for my personal project I need to properly learn how to sketch glass. I just randomly clicked on your video and instantly recognized your voice after so many years. It’s amazing how you helped me then and even now without me even realizing it. Thanks so much mark!
Thank you for existing and uploading these videos, most art videos (i find) on youtube are tutorials on how to draw a specific object in a specific pose, when i search for any sort of tutorial i do it because i want help with some things like guidelines and pointers i can apply to my own art style, and i just want to thank you for giving me these small tips and inspiration. Thank you.
Thanks Sarah; glad my vids are helpful. ^_^
Its so satisfying at the end when you say "And I'll be back with another one.. real soon."
"I'm putting the highlight on the opposite side MAN!" I was laughing so hard. hahaha. Thanks for the video It really helped. I think a wood video wood really help. (see what I did there) Because I often want to draw wood or wooden objects but they never really look like wood. Thanks again!! ^_^
I Subscribe your chanilly
wow was not expecting u here lol love ya!!
He actually injured his hand at one point, and taught himself to hold his pencil differently. Another thing to admire about him. He didn't let anything stop him from creating. Mark Crilley, you are amazing.
brilliant!! i don't know what else to say. these days you have started doing something that nobody else is doing. well, please continue trusting your mind for a better lesson than what we could have suggested to you. thank you so much
Sir, I just saw an ad pop up of you're Mastering Manga 2. I dare say yours is the only pop up ad that I have ever seen to make me smile. Bravo.
I really enjoyed every bit of this tutorial! Thanks Mark! I'm just starting my art journey - My current art homework is to draw a metal tin can, but I can't find any tutorials on that specific item, though I have seen some on doing shiny, metal textures. That's how I stumbled onto this vid - it's great! I love the fact that it's narrated. I'll be attempting to do glass next! All the best to you and every fellow artist out there.
I don't know how he gets it to look so real. Even with the same materials, I can't come close to his drawings. Truly looks real.
7 years later and this is still incredibly helpful and relevant
i mean, id be concerned if it wasnt, how will a method of drawing glass become irrelevant and unhelpful?
@@juri7507 wait- you right-
I really love the glass reflections and highlights you put on the glass. it brought it alive
I cannot believe how incredible this looks.
Mark Crilley, you're my hero.
Great video on glass drawing and keep adding the "stuff" to the coffee, you give an excellent narrative.
Lynda Harkness Thank you Lynda! :)
I have been searching for years for tips on drawing glass objects without success. Now I finally come across this video in which you give concrete guidelines. Exactly what I need. Thanks so much.
Mark, I just discovered you - what a blessing - you seem like the person everyone wants to have you over for dinner every night! But more importantly, your explanations are excellent. Never thought I could draw a glass object (without just mimicking a ref pic). But now I can. God bless you !!!!!
Wow, that is just fantastic. I see a lot of things that can be taken almost directly to painting as well. Absolutely amazing work and video. Thank you for posting it!
The 'shadows' on top of the bottle are actually usually not shadow but reflection of shadow...glass is really a unique surface to draw. Nice work Mark!
Mark's videos never fail to get a chuckle or two out from me no matter how tired I may be from the day. Love your videos, this was very helpful! Hope to see more of such uploads!
I like how you aren't constantly serious like some other youtubers I've seen! Your videos always help me so much!
Even though I just watched the entire video, when you put your hand by the glass at the end, I could've sworn you were reaching over to pick it up- Remarkable job indeed!
LOL. I wish i had 'that thing' to put on my coffee as well. You are so hillarious. I can't even skip this video because I don't wanna miss your joke. LOL
I've been looking for videos that are drawing glasses. This is the best I've come across. Thanks Mark!
Fantastic tutorial! Amazing to see! You know exactly what the bigger picture is behind each stroke of brush or line with the pencil!
gotta admit, half the reason I watch your vids is because your voice helps me relax xD
Mark, the one and only, thats the kind of video I like to see but no one does. Thank you. U r awesome, im impressed with your craft.
Thanks for the demo, Mark. I found it helpful, although now I have to study how to apply these principals to a glass vessel partially filled with opaque or semi-opaque liquid. I never realized how complicated this would be!
Ty for all videos mark! Never stop please, u r the number 1 drawer in youtube!
"will there be a german version of Mastering Manga 2 soon?"
--If the German publisher that did Mastering Manga finds that people in Germany are buying their book, then yes, I expect they will do a German version of the 2nd book as well. Let's keep our fingers crossed! ^_^ ~Mark
I'm no physicist, but know some things about light.
When light passes through glass, it does get refracted slightly, as the material it passes through changes from air to glass. The parts where glass is thicker (sides of glass object, or places where two separate pieces of glass meet) don't let as much light through, so those will drop a shadow. Thinner parts will transmit slightly refracted light through the bottle, making the shadow look translucent. Hope this helps :)
i stopped watching his channel for almost a whole year now because i couldn't do what he does. but now im hooked back on.
I remember watching your channel when you were around 1,000 subscribers. I don't watch many tutorials and I usually figure things out on my own so it has been a long time since I've watched your videos. Now I come back to see how many subscribers you have and I am just amazed.
Yay!!! Do more of these technique videos!! They are so helpful, and it's easier to learn when you see a video of it than a picture of the technique in a book.
This was a great tutorial. I was watching on my phone pretty close and must have been focusing too much on spots where you were working because I just wasn't seeing any realistic effects. That is until 25:30 when your hand went out of view and you refocused. I couldn't believe I didn't see it earlier. You are a great teacher.
I love your narrated art...please do more of them.Whatever comes to mind.Just as long as there is as little time lapse as possible.
Im Dutch, understand completely, this is a great video, informing and fun to hear you search for the right words, like i do when need speak English :)
I absolutely LOVE the idea of a how to draw series on materials, especially wood since the grain is so hard to replicate.
how is it possible for 15 people to give this a thumbs down? this dude is awesome
Now that I'm looking at it, glass is quite nice to draw since it has such funky lines that are very different each time you look at them.
Although your lack Artistic vocabulary , you makes me understand the thingys your trying to say , just watch a book about art and learn the vocabulary so every thingy has a name. Love you drawing.
i wanna thank you for making this video, your way of teaching is so smooth and easy.
thank you again
I found your channel this week, and i'm finding it really great. You teach well and you're really funny. Thank you.
i started to learn drawing from you and ive been addicted to ur videos since then... wish i could show u my drawings ...thx alot for ur time ...
Fantastic lesson, Mark! I actually didn't find that you were any weirder than you usually are -- that is said with the utmost respect. You make learning FUN! With a capital "F"!
Just so you know, you're absolutely correct... when a light source passes through any kind of a prism, the product is refracted light. So you know more than you know. By the way, awesome job... as always.
It's so real, if you drop it, it shatters.
Where's the broom?
I don't draw. I suck at drawing, and I don't want to draw; yet your damn channel is too addicting. Your video makes my day. And that something I'm thankful for
I would love to see this become a series!
Great video, I've been an artist for years and am deep diving water / glass. This was really helpful.
MARK please do more, i am taking a break from manga drawing for a while and going to realism, by improving my realism i can become a better artist and with any luck my manga style skill will learn something from practicing realism.
Just started teaching myself to draw and found your lessons. They are great and easy to follow.
Mr. Crilley, do you ever panic over what to make a video about? I mean, there's just so many things! Nice job with the glass, by the way. I've been trying to imitate real life regarding that and this helped a whole lot!
I find that the time laps is very helpful in pulling the demonstration together. Great rendering of glass vase!
Over all your videos are amazing and you are amazing keep up the wonderful work
+dacrunchymonkey Thank you!
Phenomenal! Just curious why you use gouache, as opposed to an acrylic paint? The opacity maybe? On timelapse or no timelapse.... I vote timelapse where you can. I love it- saves a ton of time for me and file size for you.
Amazing! I followed your tutorial and the results astounded me. Thank you.
Thanks for the great tutorial! It gave me a lot of good pointers. Would love to see the same thing in Pastel! I'm a pastel artist and am currently working on a Vase of Lilac's for my mom. The vase is glass with a cross hatch textures pattern to it, so there is all kinds of colors from the stems and tablecloths etc.
Thank you for making a general guide! So many only taught me how to draw the object they were using. Now I know!
Thank you, glad I could help :)
Thank you for explaining the why as well as the what we are suppose to do. That more than anything makes for a good useful lesson.
yes, refract was the right word.... Refract - of an object or substance : to make (light) change direction when it goes through at an angle.
Yes please! I would love to see more tutorials like this. Drawing realistic looking wood would be especially appreciated. :D
I believe, that he has now. It was the UA-cam sign in wood. YAY
Do more of these videos Mark please!! I want to know more of this style of illustration.
Are there any other alternatives that we can use instead of white gouache? Would white acrylic be suitable and is there any specific reason why you prefer the white gouache over everything else?
Refraction is is the apparent bending of light when it passes through an substance of different "refractive index." like air to glass or glass to air
I'm no Mark Crilley, not even close, but my suggestion would be try a photo reference. Try using a grid at first, try and look at the lines, or flip the picture upside down and draw it upside down. All of those three techniques are used to help you see the lines that are being used and can give you a greater understanding of the perspective. that would be my suggestion.
It is a great idea to create a series of realistic art Mark, because in my opion what really makes you a good artist is knowledge about realistic art and the skills to draw it.
Refracted is correct :P
Reflected (which is usually confused) is when light bounces directly off a surface, but refraction occurs when light passes through an object that is transparent and changes its angle/refracts
Refraction is the name for the bending of light when it passes through different mediums. It is what makes images through glass, especially glass that isn't smooth, look distorted.
3 years ago i found one of your eye drawing videos, ever since i have been drawing and watching ur videos for help. Thanks
I enjoy your humor, voice, As well as your drawing .
I have a possible suggestion. Could you show us some of the different ways that you use guidelines and then turn them into characters. You could call it advanced guidelines
Refracted means when light get bent. A good example is when you put a pencil in a glass of water the pencil looks like it's been cut in half
I was so excited to find out both me and Mark live in the same state and that I live near Detroit. omg. I need to get mark to come to my school soon. You inspired me so much.
You know, i watch all of your videos, even the ones i'm not really interested in recreating just thanks to your personality. You're awesome and so weird xD This vid was amazing!
Can you do a video of what flowers would look like in the bottle? Would the stems look bigger because of how the glass is reflective?
AND THE CLASSIC CRILLEY SURFER DUDE VOICE RETURNS!
Thank u too much for ur tutorials it helps me too much to improve and my dad and mom are proud of u now I became a artist like you!
Tbh, I was already satisfied by 13:27. Thanks for a great video, as always!
Markcrilley, you are extremely helpful ty so much I wouldn't be able to draw most of the things I draw if it weren't for your tutorials. Keep up the good work
Mark, would it be possible for you to explain the techniques of drawing water?
You explain the logic of drawing glass. I was looking excatly for it. Thanks
Turn it into a series I'm definetly goin to watch that good job
you were right! refraction is the bending of light when it enters a material in which light travels at a different speed than it was traveling in the first medium (here the speed of light in glass is lower than the speed of light in air). The angle at which it refracts relates to this difference in velocity. Because the glass is non uniform in shape and thickness this would result in a really cool shadow. Google Snell's law if you are really interested :)
I'd love to see more in this series. As you say, how to make something looks like it's made out of ______ (fill in the blank).
Gorgeous, as always.
Great video - I’d like to see the other tutorial or tips you suggested in this video. 👍
Love the videos. I know you probably have a ton of ideas lined up, but was hoping to get a heads up if you do a Weeping Willow, Stallion or sand texture. Thanks. Realistic eye black & white is my favorite.
You know, I _actually_ worried you might break the glass with those prismacolour strokes when you got to the bottle neck. Phenomenal tutorial, I appreciate your enthusiasm AND the logical explanations you give for those of us unfamiliar with light's relationship with the glass. Many thanks for making this, sir!
That looks really realistic as soon as u brought in the books to thank people who've bought it I was like NOOO YOUUR GONNA HIT THE GLASS AND BREAK IT!!! And then u put it down and I was still like what happened to the glass??? Also yes please do more like this :)
Yup i really like the idea of u making series of how to make something look like glass n stuff like that....wood etc
Yours looks fabulous. I tried but obviously, I need to practice more. You are a great teacher!
please keep these "realistic" tutorials up i draw almost everyone you do so much help thank you! :D
I enjoy your drawing videos, they are very informative. You also have a pleasant and friendly sounding voice.
mythreesons214 Thanks so much!! ^_^
Mark could you possibly show us how to draw weather affects I now you have touched on the subject before but it could be very useful. For example snowing, raining, hot, foggy, etc....
Mark u are a true inspiration. Thank u for posting these amazing videos
Could you, if you havent already, do a tutorial to color. My friend who is fairly skilled in the visual arts struggles with using colors and color concepts. So since i have learned alot from your techniques and tutorials i will be sending him your way. Thanks
I was talking to my TV like "Neck, neck, Neck!" lol I enjoy your realism videos as that is where I got my start in drawing, and still think of that as my strongest point.
10 years later and this is still really helpful