As soon as I heard the news about TikTok, I immediately thought of you. I hope it doesn't happen. You honestly deserve the huge audience you have there.
Thanks for the lesson! UA-cam allows to livestream and record it (your stream just stays there available for people to rewatch when you are done streaming). I'm pretty sure its a setting you have to allow or turn on when beginning a live stream.
I found your method using the heartshape for the face useful im blending with some guidlines i found from something called the reilly method (the rythym of the face) thanks for the lesson videos and also your video about sketchbooks made use my sketchbook more form learning when i was using it as a portfolio
I've learned so much useful techniques from you an have gained confidence with my drawing watching you content...I only struggle with sorting thru all the different body parts an your techniques so I can cut to abilical cord an draw the wild characters an heros that I have in my mind. Basically my sketchbook looks horrible alot of messy poor drawing mixed with a few well drawn ..wish I could have a grip on your teaching would you say going thru a lot , alot of sketchbook an doodles would help ?? I need help with the proportions of my whole bodies idk when I draw ppl/ characters the proportions are off ..ok plz keep on....your the only channel out of however many your the only one I WANT to watch an love your teaching style. Somethings Alil fast for me but your insight it top tier.....Paull AKA. Hersh (tag)
Hey Rod, thanks for the snippet! I wanted to ask for a quite some time now: how to approach a reference? What should I look at when I'm drawing a face of a model in order to make it, ya know, somewhat resembleable of that person? It just didn't click for me yet, so maybe you can give some tips or advices
I think spacing and sizing of the features is very important too. I've found that closely comparing these to the reference lets me know if I'm doing it well, I also use rulers and grids in clip studio paint, or a box divided in thirds for the face, just like in some rodgon's videos to measure spacing and sizing (and further divide each third in half if necessary for more accuracy). Of course this is mostly useful if you're trying to replicate a certain subject, or style, but I guess the "dream" is to do it by heart and with relative proportions, but as training wheels I find semi precise measuring very effective
As soon as I heard the news about TikTok, I immediately thought of you. I hope it doesn't happen. You honestly deserve the huge audience you have there.
Thanks for your tutorials
Thanks for the lesson!
UA-cam allows to livestream and record it (your stream just stays there available for people to rewatch when you are done streaming). I'm pretty sure its a setting you have to allow or turn on when beginning a live stream.
Illos should be sponsoring you, I just bought their markers and sketch book bundle. Soley because of you.
I found your method using the heartshape for the face useful im blending with some guidlines i found from something called the reilly method (the rythym of the face) thanks for the lesson videos and also your video about sketchbooks made use my sketchbook more form learning when i was using it as a portfolio
Get well soon 🙂
Your tutorials are easy and fun to draw along with.
Glad you like them!
I've learned so much useful techniques from you an have gained confidence with my drawing watching you content...I only struggle with sorting thru all the different body parts an your techniques so I can cut to abilical cord an draw the wild characters an heros that I have in my mind. Basically my sketchbook looks horrible alot of messy poor drawing mixed with a few well drawn ..wish I could have a grip on your teaching would you say going thru a lot , alot of sketchbook an doodles would help ?? I need help with the proportions of my whole bodies idk when I draw ppl/ characters the proportions are off ..ok plz keep on....your the only channel out of however many your the only one I WANT to watch an love your teaching style. Somethings Alil fast for me but your insight it top tier.....Paull AKA. Hersh (tag)
What's up buddy. Ur sick. My.lady is sick and so am I. I took the day off lmfa lol. Happy drawing
Hey Rod, thanks for the snippet! I wanted to ask for a quite some time now: how to approach a reference? What should I look at when I'm drawing a face of a model in order to make it, ya know, somewhat resembleable of that person? It just didn't click for me yet, so maybe you can give some tips or advices
Look for shapes you recognize and learn to see them in other people
I think spacing and sizing of the features is very important too. I've found that closely comparing these to the reference lets me know if I'm doing it well, I also use rulers and grids in clip studio paint, or a box divided in thirds for the face, just like in some rodgon's videos to measure spacing and sizing (and further divide each third in half if necessary for more accuracy). Of course this is mostly useful if you're trying to replicate a certain subject, or style, but I guess the "dream" is to do it by heart and with relative proportions, but as training wheels I find semi precise measuring very effective
@@RODGONTHEARTIST thanks!
@@J3ss4u thanks too! I'll practice to see more until it becomes second nature
@@RODGONTHEARTIST btw, did you think of starting a discord server?