i just discovered the channel and dude you are actually such a good teacher, it's just refreshing to have someone get to the point of a video without ten minutes of crap. that's worth a sub
This an awesome channel with so much info. This video and your video on how to draw anything have helped me progress more in the past few weeks than all of my previous studies combined!! Thank you so much and please don’t stop these invaluable tutorial videos!
This is literally the best video I’ve watched covering linework - thank youuu!!! I’ve always struggled to understand some of the principles in this subject, but you explained it really really well! I can’t wait to work on my next piece with these things in mind :D
When you talk about having confidence with line, do you already have in mind what your are about to draw? How does this apply when you are exploring an idea? Sometimes I do now what I want to draw but others is just a sketch. I am also wondering if these tips are easy to do on paper than on a screen, maybe you have a recommendation for a good screen protector that has a paper feel. Thank you.
Great questions! I normally have some general sense of what I'm sketching, but as a very general statement, I'd say yes, you can be a lot looser with initial sketches, it'll give it more energy and stuff; but it sort of depends what you're going for, if part of that process is laying in some perspective lines, those should have some degree of accuracy to them so your perspective's not all wonky. But yeah exploring ideas, stay loose. You can do loose sketches on paper too with graphite, light markers, or just have a light touch with a ballpoint or something. For the actual exercises, yes it's way easier to do on paper, and I think it'll build up your muscle control easier, before moving onto digital. You can start off digital, but yes, the resistance paper provides helps give you control. My tablet just has a rough screen; I have a protector thing for an iPad, it's by Tech Armor, it's the only one I've ever tried, but seems good enough to me (I don't think I'm too picky though), it's got a decent "tooth" to it.
Hi! I'm very happy to find your channel. I also learned this kind of exercise from Peter Han too. May I ask some weird questions about this exercise? I did it daily but still doesn't know how the others dealt with it. When doing S curve 8x time in long or medium length, my accuracy fell sharply because my hand is blocking the view (I'm using pen display). Did it happen to you too?
This totally happened to me! I ended up rotating the paper a lot, basically 90 degrees, and drawing upward. A little more awkward but it was easier than I thought, and I could see the line better
My name is Misael, but you were pretty close. Thank you for sharing
i just discovered the channel and dude you are actually such a good teacher, it's just refreshing to have someone get to the point of a video without ten minutes of crap.
that's worth a sub
thanks so much, that means a lot!
This an awesome channel with so much info. This video and your video on how to draw anything have helped me progress more in the past few weeks than all of my previous studies combined!! Thank you so much and please don’t stop these invaluable tutorial videos!
Thanks so much, that means a lot! I'm glad to hear you're finding them helpful and making progress!
This has to be one of the most useful videos I've ever watched about improving linework. Thanks so much!
Thanks so much, that means a lot!
This is literally the best video I’ve watched covering linework - thank youuu!!! I’ve always struggled to understand some of the principles in this subject, but you explained it really really well! I can’t wait to work on my next piece with these things in mind :D
wow thank you so much! good luck with your next piece, I hope this stuff comes in handy.
You deserve so much more love than you get. This is a very good breakdown of line and helps a lot. Thank you! ❤
Thanks so much!
Thank you so much! Just discover your channel and fell in love❤
Thanks, and welcome!
that was amazing and to the point and also something I keep forgetting tbh lol so thank you so much.. can't wait to see the next one. Best of luck 🙏
Thanks so much, Yassine!
Great video bud, pretty clear and intuitive, well communicated & executed. Thank you!
Thank you!
Another amazing video - dude, you're awesome.
Also great seeing your taste in movies; I can't wait to see what my name is in the next video haha
Thanks Luke, you're awesome! haha I'll definitely get to a Luke intro as soon as I can!
When you talk about having confidence with line, do you already have in mind what your are about to draw? How does this apply when you are exploring an idea? Sometimes I do now what I want to draw but others is just a sketch. I am also wondering if these tips are easy to do on paper than on a screen, maybe you have a recommendation for a good screen protector that has a paper feel.
Thank you.
Great questions! I normally have some general sense of what I'm sketching, but as a very general statement, I'd say yes, you can be a lot looser with initial sketches, it'll give it more energy and stuff; but it sort of depends what you're going for, if part of that process is laying in some perspective lines, those should have some degree of accuracy to them so your perspective's not all wonky. But yeah exploring ideas, stay loose. You can do loose sketches on paper too with graphite, light markers, or just have a light touch with a ballpoint or something.
For the actual exercises, yes it's way easier to do on paper, and I think it'll build up your muscle control easier, before moving onto digital. You can start off digital, but yes, the resistance paper provides helps give you control.
My tablet just has a rough screen; I have a protector thing for an iPad, it's by Tech Armor, it's the only one I've ever tried, but seems good enough to me (I don't think I'm too picky though), it's got a decent "tooth" to it.
Hi! I'm very happy to find your channel. I also learned this kind of exercise from Peter Han too.
May I ask some weird questions about this exercise? I did it daily but still doesn't know how the others dealt with it.
When doing S curve 8x time in long or medium length, my accuracy fell sharply because my hand is blocking the view (I'm using pen display). Did it happen to you too?
This totally happened to me! I ended up rotating the paper a lot, basically 90 degrees, and drawing upward. A little more awkward but it was easier than I thought, and I could see the line better
@@tylerbourneart I see! thank you I just try it and it works like magic!
When is the artifacting coming out? I may have misunderstood toward en ld of the video. I like the line art drills. Thanks
Haven't quite got all the editing done on the artifacting video yet, but it should be up next week. Thanks for watching!
I legit thought u were edlin's son 😅lol
lol! no, we just work together lol
Do you teach online?
I don't, but I do co-host the Group Mentorship tier with Tyler Edlin over on his Patreon. A small group of us meet monthly
LOL Im good then LOL thanks anyway