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OR another solution i didnt mention: always draw your character with one cyborg eye!! 🤖 (thanks for stopping by~ :D)

:D haha thanks. i had to re-stitch the audio in so many places i could never pronouce "th" sound

Thank you, too, for the bump!!

Chapter 4: balz'n'.... FIRE!! >:D (still nobody brought up that joke in the comments T_T arent artists suppose to be weirdos?)

Thanks for the bump :D hope you have fun with the workouts!

Ooo thaanks so much for this!! that's really helpful for me to get feedback on what specifically's been helpful to focus my attention on :D :D

^_^ yey thanks... yea, instead of making simple tutorials i've been busy making my stupid comic that's going Noooowhere :p

wow thaanks for this great insights into studying Loomis. Breaking the roadmap he laid down into more workable/workbook style chunks could be a great series for future videos. 🙏🙏

@@KuoSketch If you do a Loomis series Fun With a Pencil and Figure Drawing for all it's Worth are the go to. They are just very text heavy unfortunately.

i'd have benefited with using more straight lines as a beginner!! totally agree. thanks for sharing your tips :D

dude, stop giving me the thumbsdowns on all my videos (and in life), i know it's you, i can smell it!! you bad bad man

@@KuoSketch i upload these on tiktok and do 0 promotion on them so the views are the lowest possible

:D wow thanks! thought i'd make a video with a work-book approach

>.< it's a random sketchbrush i downloaded years ago, i usually sketch with soft round brush, but i think the silhouette of this one makes better for tutorials than a simple circle.

Thanks dude, i'll try to get a head construction workout video before the end of the year

Thanks~ i'm trying to make sure everything can be turned into a applicable workout :D :D

thanks! i make these to get to interact with other artists, thanks for leaving a comment :D :D

thaanks Mikuru~ i agree! probably the hardest part about drawing the eye is the way the eye socket connects to the nose-ridge. beyond simple constructions i tend to rely on actual references if i want to get it perfect. This is especially true since it's an area that differs WILDY between people ---- it could be relatively flat for certain people (Jisoo (Kpop), while for others it's deep and angled (like for Henry Cavil).

@KuoSketch that's very true, I mostly adjust the size of the planes based on feel. The deeper I make the shadows and the ridge tho more manly esque, the softer the more womanly esque. And if I like add the brow muscle and make it fall it's old esque, but yeah coming up with these is hard. I also rely on reference or just do these types that I'm familiar with, coming up with new ones is a challenge in and if itself. Luckily I can usually avoid mist of this construction by focusing on the shadow and where I want it to be to have the effect

thanks! it was fun to do, thought i'd share it even thought it wasnt all that instructive

saaame!! watched it 8 times by now. i think this video is just an excuse to make an Always Sunny video-collage xD

haha that's SO true! to add to the irony is the fact that "e" is a silent one in "bridge"--- it's not like we pronounce "bridge" as "brijj-ee". When i type BridgEman, the "e" automatically comes out of my middle finger.... it's an erroneous overcompensation for my IQ insecurities to say "See!! i know that "E" is silent!!" when there's absolutely no "E" to begin with. 😔 It's the haunted phantom E.

haha thanks, somebody actually watches these xD i recorded a few more characters for part 3 (or 4). RIght now i'm editing a video for facial expressions, but will be back to coloring after that :D

@@KuoSketch Looking forward to it.

yey thanks! it's not the only way but this way you get familiar with allll the lil clipping/masking functions in photoshop :D

@@KuoSketch You're right, this the easiest way

thanks a bunch! trying for a fun philosophical take at bridgeman hehe

thanks for sharing your tip!! i have to agree as well, i do this all the time with my caricatures

thanks! trying to figure out a art-chat format :D hehe

@@KuoSketch i think its a good idea the amount of actual professional voices on youtube is lacking you guys have that and it seems like you are trying to present information from a different angle to not teach useless information. from this point on i think you guys mainly need too improve your speaking and delivery (maybe remove a few redundancy's from the script and it can really work)

yey thanks~ glad it was of interest :D

xD thanks duuude

thanks for the support :D and thanks for the tip!! will definitely reduce number of (barely related) clips... i sorted forced them in cuz i's a fan xD

He thinks the body as planes and which direction they go too and it's mind blowing

oh totally agree, that's a super important point... it's not impossible to learn anatomy from Bridgeman, but there are much clearer sources for that. i feel like Bridgeman is a much better suited to to learn high level design of the anatomy! thanks for the tip.

second this!! he's also super funny and chill

If you want boredom, watch how easily Marshall can make you yawn but, if you want to learn how to draw, watch Glenn Vilppu.

Which Vilppu would you recommend? he's got stuff spanning the last 30 years. Ionno for me i like watching Marshall he always make me chuckle 😂

it's a pack by "Mels Mneyan", all of their packs are great! there are also a few free ones! :D

@@KuoSketch thanks, I managed to find it. Yeah, they're great. They're one of my top 3 companies when it comes to reference sets along with GrafitStudio and Obscura29. I must have missed that one set.

@@MrBX5 i re-research reference images on AS every once in a while, more and more ppl are getting into the reference game, i feel like it used to be just the big 3-4 (obscura/grafit), but now there are quiiite a few more.

hurra~ greatly appreciated! comments are huge for these small videos ^_^

yey, so glad to hear that dude! I had a lot of fun trying to be creative with this piece of art philosophy. Made it mostly for myself as practice, i'm glad other ppl get a kick out of it too :D

Absolutely agree with you completely, but Also, both of those lines of teaching COMPLETELY embraced the traditional dogma in the final representations. Here is where our ideas diverged a bit: my point (which i explain poorly for sure) wasnt that "Bridgeman invented the straight line", but that he thought beyond the traditional dogma of the human form. personally i feel there are much bigger and glaring problems with my own thesis, but i love that your POV pointed out a clarity issue for sure. thanks for the diaglogue, it's my favorite part about making videos🙏 and good god i love the Moderndayjames one, so clear and succinct, and immediately practical. i'll try to get there with my writing one day i hope. (edit: removed awkward double negative in first sentence)

🌶🌶 thaanks :D

thaaanks!! 😂😂😂 but epic fail!! i just noticed there's no "E" in Bridgman (title should be corrected now but all the text in the video will stay for ETERNITY!!! hehehe

thaanks, it was a super fun editing exercise :D

thanks again dude! always the awesome constructive encouragements!! 😭 experimenting with short video formats, they're pretty fun to make but i had to cut maybe 50% of the video to make it down below 3 minutes xD