Thank you for the free high quality content! Much appreciation from the Philippines! 🇵🇭 I'm learning on my own about portraiture and this greatly helps especially while in quarantine...
Lara Gutierrez you’re very welcome. During the crisis our beginners course on our website is free and we are also doing free critiques on our community forums: nma.art
@@peaceuponyou4433 yes that is the right idea. If you understand what the purpose (function) of what you are drawing (form), then you will be able to depict drawings with accuracy instead of guessing where things go or assuming their shape, form, and shading. It is imperative to learn what you are drawing to draw it well.
@@stretch8390 If you understand what the purpose (function) of what you are drawing (form), then you will be able to depict drawings with accuracy instead of guessing where things go or assuming their shape, form, and shading. It is imperative to learn what you are drawing to draw it well.
My writing professor used to say this all the time! "Form follows function." A bit easier to say. In that context it meant that if you you figure out what the core purpose and goals of your writing project are, your writing style and structure will fill in naturally. That's much like learning to draw human portraits by studying real life skulls!
This is really fascinating, going bone by bone, then bringing all together. Is this something specific to the Russian method? I would love to learn more about the difference between teaching methods
@@NewMastersAcademyorgNMA I wonder how they get through it? How do they keep their mind from wandering? How do they keep up the motivation to reach to the end?
5:AM we use a custom viewer that we built years ago called the NMA 3D viewer. It’s currently in the process of being refactored by our development team so in the mean time we are using sketchfab for the 3d content on this course. Once the new viewer is released we will swap out the models
searching for instruction on skull anatomy for artists, by happenstance I came upon this UA-cam episode with Iliya Mirochnik, and went to the NMA homepage because his lecture sounded like he had given a previous one as an intro to what I watched. But the NMA homepage asked me for my email address so I can access their program catalogue: what school asks for the private information, of a "walk-in" who's not even a student yet and makes him/her agree on their (NMA's) privacy policy? NO THANKS. If this is the 'best' online academy, I guess I have to settle for the lesser ones.
I am confused between this Russian academic course and the sight size course by the Florence academy of Arts. Which course should I committ myself to? Please suggest something
Vikas Sehgal they are different approaches so it depends on which style you prefer. The Russian approach is constructive (more 3d) but it requires more knowledge of anatomy and structure whereas sight size drawing course is mainly optical but the drawings take longer and it requires a specialized setup. You don’t have to choose. With your subscription you can learn both and see what works best for you. 🙏🏼
@@NewMastersAcademyorgNMA Thank you...I like the idea of both and both methods give more or less same results. I'll try to take up both courses and see what works best for me. Thanks for quick response 🙏🏼
Empowered And Overpowered Leftist Black Woman this course it’s over forty hours of video curriculum including assignments, reference images, and 3d models. Your subscription also gives you access to all other courses on the website. 👍🏼
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Iliya Mirochnik and Glen Vilppu are your best instructors! NMA is the best online academy.
Mirochnik's Russian Academy course is the best!
I'm a portraitist by birth but love to learn more in the field of portraiture. I wish if had art teachers teaching like this. Great!
Adeela Art thank you! The idea of nma.art is that we can all get access to better instructors than we w we would have been able to on our own. 🙏🏼
Solid lecture! The word is out: Russian Academic draughtsman know anatomical structure!
Thank you for the free high quality content! Much appreciation from the Philippines! 🇵🇭 I'm learning on my own about portraiture and this greatly helps especially while in quarantine...
Lara Gutierrez you’re very welcome. During the crisis our beginners course on our website is free and we are also doing free critiques on our community forums: nma.art
"The Function will describe the Form." Study and memorize the function and it will give you the form.
Could you elaborate on this? I don't think I fully understand what he intended to convey.
@@stretch8390 i dotn get it either really. maybe if you know what it does, then you know how its supposed to look?
@@peaceuponyou4433 yes that is the right idea. If you understand what the purpose (function) of what you are drawing (form), then you will be able to depict drawings with accuracy instead of guessing where things go or assuming their shape, form, and shading. It is imperative to learn what you are drawing to draw it well.
@@stretch8390 If you understand what the purpose (function) of what you are drawing (form), then you will be able to depict drawings with accuracy instead of guessing where things go or assuming their shape, form, and shading. It is imperative to learn what you are drawing to draw it well.
My writing professor used to say this all the time! "Form follows function." A bit easier to say. In that context it meant that if you you figure out what the core purpose and goals of your writing project are, your writing style and structure will fill in naturally. That's much like learning to draw human portraits by studying real life skulls!
Thank you for sharing. Good explanation.
This is really fascinating, going bone by bone, then bringing all together. Is this something specific to the Russian method? I would love to learn more about the difference between teaching methods
Andre Ben in the Repin Academy students focused on the skull for an entire year and had to learn to draw the individual bones from memory. 😳
@@NewMastersAcademyorgNMA Wow the level of discipline is amazing! I wish I had such commitment. Thank you for sharing this excerpt :)
New Masters Academy how can we replicate this process in real life???
@@NewMastersAcademyorgNMA I wonder how they get through it? How do they keep their mind from wandering? How do they keep up the motivation to reach to the end?
Чёрт! даже не зная английский, просто смотря видео с переводом, я понимаю больше чем мне рассказывают на всяких курсах! Это просто супер!
hello, what's your application ? it's seems very accurate for put the light and the point of view we want
5:AM we use a custom viewer that we built years ago called the NMA 3D viewer. It’s currently in the process of being refactored by our development team so in the mean time we are using sketchfab for the 3d content on this course. Once the new viewer is released we will swap out the models
excellent!
Very in depth tutorial..
searching for instruction on skull anatomy for artists, by happenstance I came upon this UA-cam episode with Iliya Mirochnik, and went to the NMA homepage because his lecture sounded like he had given a previous one as an intro to what I watched. But the NMA homepage asked me for my email address so I can access their program catalogue: what school asks for the private information, of a "walk-in" who's not even a student yet and makes him/her agree on their (NMA's) privacy policy? NO THANKS. If this is the 'best' online academy, I guess I have to settle for the lesser ones.
Try this link if you want to browse the content www.nma.art/v3/
Thank u for sharing this !❤️
eman elwaly you’re very welcome!
thanks so much for anatomy lession, which papier is that ?
Where can I buy that skull reference Kith like this in pieces and a complete one
Sir where did you get your iPad stand?
This is excellent! What program are you using on your iPad?
This is the NMA 3D model viewer. It's a resource for NMA subscribers: www.nma.art/3dmodels/
I am confused between this Russian academic course and the sight size course by the Florence academy of Arts. Which course should I committ myself to? Please suggest something
Vikas Sehgal they are different approaches so it depends on which style you prefer. The Russian approach is constructive (more 3d) but it requires more knowledge of anatomy and structure whereas sight size drawing course is mainly optical but the drawings take longer and it requires a specialized setup. You don’t have to choose. With your subscription you can learn both and see what works best for you. 🙏🏼
@@NewMastersAcademyorgNMA Thank you...I like the idea of both and both methods give more or less same results. I'll try to take up both courses and see what works best for me. Thanks for quick response 🙏🏼
Vikas Sehgal sounds good. Share you progress on the community forums!
Sir witch Tab you use for it 🤔
So....the course in the NMA website, is basically a combination of livestreams?
Empowered And Overpowered Leftist Black Woman this course it’s over forty hours of video curriculum including assignments, reference images, and 3d models. Your subscription also gives you access to all other courses on the website. 👍🏼
What app are you using on the iPad to view and light the skull in 3D?
This is the NMA 3D model viewer. It's a resource for NMA subscribers: www.nma.art/3dmodels/
Thanks for asking. I got the answer as well.
dam all mirochnik know how to draw?
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