sorry Eric but the item is not available in my country, my apologies i wanted to support you in a more direct way, i'll be always watching and liking your videos for now
i guess Im randomly asking but does anyone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid lost my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
Pooping Buffalo I have a few PhD Architecture professors. They went to college, got their master's and their doctorate. But most have up to a master's. It's not that hard to continue education here in Brazil. It's common.
Catarina Queiroz That's super interesting. I had no idea. I'm in the United States. From what I remember in college only one university in Hawaii offers a doctorate. I was actually calling my teacher in arch studio1 professor until he told me otherwise
Pooping Buffalo It is! The Federal University is free! Actually we pay high taxes. But the basics of a developed country should be good education, right? I hope we get there someday. And if you score high enough in your Master's or Doctor's application test you can receive a scholarship and get paid to study! I don't know if foreign students can too. My husband is studying for his doctor's on a full scholarship. He can focus more on the research if he doesn't have to worry so much about how to pay the bills. :)
Actually I´m still at Highschool (in Germany) and its my dream to become an Architect. So I found your channel and I love it. I can learn so much for sketching and modelling. It makes me happy everytime doing architectual stuff and you helped me improving my skills. Thank you!
I love the fact that most of your videos speak about general architecture concepts that helps students like me build my own criteria. Greetings from Mexico
I’m in my first year of architecture and my teachers aren’t really helpful, but thanks to your video i understand everything they told me better, thank you and i hope everything goes well for you
I am a sixty year old architect and I am still learning and evolving in my profession and my understanding of architecture and life. Studying and working in architecture is a challenge but it is also an immense joy and satisfaction and I never regret it. Your videos are essential to understanding and improving one's approach to improving ones skills and building a mindframe of an architect. I know that each of us embarks on this fantastic voyage alone and it is essential to have access to lessons that teach us the realities and skills to progress and succeed in architecture. Your videos are elegant, professional, and demonstrate the high standards and satisfactions each of us must achieve.
Thank you. After almost 15 years without practising architecture, I practically have to start over and refresh my memory to get back in the business. Your channel is most useful, I'm glad I found it.
Great material Eric! I'm finishing now last year of Architecture School, your videos encourage me to never stop beleiving that being an architect with creative and outside-of-the-box vision is possible in real life!. I love your channel, love how you simply explain many aspects of something so complex as our profession. I'm devouring the material you produce and plan to continue doing it! Please don't stop! Greatings from Colombia. God bless and _Cheers_
As a second year architecture student, I find this video pretty interesting. I don't really find any professor in my university telling the students about this, just plain lessons. Thank you so much for the video
I've always wanted to be an architect and I will start studying architecture this fall. Thanks for sharing your ideas in such great, informative videos!
Real architecture have only let say 5-10% of it. You should really try to get real experience in architectural office before make decision about your future, if you want to draw consider maybe graphic design study... regards and good luck
From a non-architect/design point of view, I really enjoyed this video. The drawings were great and it was interesting to take a 'behind the scenes look' at how they are created. Thanks!
In my first week in architecture and our professor tasked us for a major plate and i have no complete knowledge on how to sketch a plan so glad i found this video
This may sound absolutely ridiculous, but when I was in architecture school, I could not "think" on canary yellow trace. It was required at our school at Drexel University. I would design on white trace, and then present my drawings on canary. The teachers never knew I did this. I had SUCH a mind block looking at yellow, but with white, my ideas would just flow. Back when I was in school, the internet didn't even exist. There is SUCH a wealth of information out there. I'm teaching middle schoolers Intro to Architectural now, and your videos are inspiring. Keep them up!
You got me thinking . . . I had always believed that there was only one correct way to do architectural drawings, now, it seems, emphasise the main points and create a hierarchy of less important and then dimensional line weight. Thank you
I know I'm late but this video is is the cliff notes version of my 1st and 2nd year of classes at a private university. This channel is doing incredible things.
You are very detail when you explained and gave us some ideas, and what most i needed is how to operate my hand, arm to move and work with the tools making lines or circles...for this i can more improve my drawings skills...thank you so much, Have a good one
Graduated 1966 in Architecture and it is refreshing to see your videos doing it the "old fashioned way", ....Freehand Sketches. I have always considered this the most basic tool every Architecture student has to learn and not to be too dependent on computers. Though I use Autocad, I still resort back to sketches like you do whenever meeting clients. Thank you for these very essential tips.
Two things: Interesting use of red text. Normally I reserve red text for when I'm red lining a drawing, but admittedly I find the red text pleasing to the eye. I may adjust a drawing to see how it turns out. Second point. While I now use Chief Architect for my drawings, I used LT for years and still have it on my computer because I just love controlling my drawings to that point. I could have dumped LT, but the control freak in me keeps it around for special projects. CA is so automated it sometimes takes the fun out of the whole creative process, rather than add to it. Good video serious. Keep up the great work.
I was very assured that this video wont teach me anything, but it concretize all the mess in my head relate to sketching, now I definitely know what and how am I doing THANKS !
I really like that you try to reply to every single comment on all of your videos. Thank you, I have learned so much from them! You are an inspiration.
cheers my friend...i'm so appreciative of the kind words and support of viewers...this channel wouldn't be what it is today with you...replying is a small thank you! cheers...
You are so inspiring. Even the tonality of your voice make me structure my thinking and learning process. I became more confident and calm. Thank you, Eric.
I've never seen such a well-crafted architecture channel! From the quality of the video and the content to the description, everything is amazing! Hugs from Brazil.
If its because of drawing, dont, its so much more than drawing, maths,physics, geodesy and so much more, half of the time thats harder than drawing itself so make your choice wisely and when you are ready make the decision
Legit real fan of yours my friend. you are such a great instructor, everytime i got home from school i always rush to your channel and study stuffs you share it does way more knowledgeable and cooler than at school. i hope you continue to spread your skills at this field. it really helps me a lot! Thank you! A big Cheers from Philippines!
Thank you for this video, I'm an 5th year Architecture student and this tips takes me back from the tracing paper up to the design processes. I love also, that how you draw those wavy lines and for me this is excellent.
Wonderful video! I am a first year college architecture student at Chicago and so far this video and "30x40 Design Workshop" has worked miracles for my studio class! No I am one step closer to achieving my dream. It has been quite a journey for me :) Thank you for this wonderful lessons! I really appreciate your help!
Harold Washington College. They don't show these techniques, yet professors are very helpful. Mostly some of the sketching classes relay on intuition and the sketching you are comfortable with. Thanks again :)
I recently discovered your channel and your books. These kind of books I`ve been searching for a few time. I own my own design practice in my place, Acapulco, Mex. and I`ve been searching for a useful information about how to manage an architecture studio. From now and then, I am a loyal fan of your channel and your videos and I am going to buy your physical books, Eric. Congratulations for all that useful stuff you create for us and go for it. Greetings from México.
Muy, INTERESANTE el video....me recordaste mis tiempos jóvenes de mi profesión aquí en el Perú-Cusco. Yo, dibujo a Mano alzada como se dice... me gusta bastante este tipo de DISEÑOS al estilo CLÁSICO !!!!... Excelente, excelente.... Yo, particularmente opino que un arquitecto de verdad, debe dibujar como lo hace el presentador (arquitecto) de este video.
all your videos are so so helpful! I am 16 and interested in architecture so I have started working on my university portfolio application! made my first concept designs for a garden house in my sketchbook! thank you so much!
I've been watching your videos, and I've just gone for a drive into a new estate and my eyes are constantly looking at the architecture of buildings now! It's so fun to have a new perspective, I thank you for that!
im 17 and i wanna be an architect later. Im trying to start early so it would be easier when i study it. Your videos has helped me alot! Also it made me enjoy drawing
Hi Eric, I've been watching your videos for quite some time; I found them so inspiring that I am now coursing my second year of Architecture school. Your videos are not just great lessons in architecture. They are also great lessons in storytelling, film making and presentation! Thank you for your generosity and dedication in sharing your knowledge and insight into so many interesting topics
thanks +Calvin Rogers...glad I could swoop in...only back on the grid for a few days before heading out of the country, wanted to squeeze this one in...
Thanks, too many students do not understand the importance of line weight. Not just sketching but equally important in CAD drawings. I began pushing pencils in the late '70s so in transitioning to CAD, I've always been anal requiring the same look.
You know I just started some of your videos today, Im still a high school student from spain, I want to be an Chef, Flight attendant, Painter or a fashion designer yet I have no inspirations. Neither my mom's a chef, she cannot be my inspiration. My dad told me if I still cant decide,I should choose Architectural. Actually, Architectural never crossed my mind,but my father. I saw your first video your short film,and hell yes! That one inspired me, When I was at my first year in highschool I developed that Im good at drawing and creating it. Im bad at maths,but since Im that person who struggles a lot but still to choose to do it,im that kind of a person AHHAHA. My mom told me that painting can be my side job. I thought that it is so impossible and than I saw u doing editing, and then ur main work on the afternoon,now u r one of my inspiration. Thank you so muchhh! Im just a new subscriber EHEHEHEHHE THANK YOU SO MUCH💗💜💙🧡💛💛❤💕💖💘💝💞💟❣💌 Im not a nerdy,but since I think I need that, AHHAHAH I will 😂
im a 17 year old who's really confused to what course ill study this college. I have always dreamt of being an architect since i was young and somehow i kind alost interest about it. But now , that I found your channel , im kinfa getting a rekindled passion towards architecture. Thanks to you sir! Godbless! Much support from Philippines!
Just the right video I was searching for. Many thanks for the quality of work and amount of information you are feeding us. Thanks from a student of yours from Pakistan :)
thanks i am a 1st year student at Ravensbourne University London I just started studying architecture last month as i transferred after my first term in illustration so i am doing self study of the 10 weeks work at home due to corona so your videos are helping a lot.Thank you :)
Great topic and video! In 12 minute you displayed more info and skills about technical drawings than some of my professors in a semester :) Please keep it producing and share with us the good work that you are doing. Thank you !
Hey, i study architecture in Germany and : ,, all the german stuff „ really made me laugh! You‘ve just shown me what it’s really about lines and all the „smallest“ things we use to transfer sth in this passion. Thanks for reminding me of that, i almost forgot to have that in mind when i work on a Design.
This is something else....what clarity of thaughts man...awesome..BTW this comment of mine is coming from your interior design video. Kindly make a video on setting priorities while designing and developing clarity and critical thinking. This is so so helpful...can't thank you more... This is such a noble thing that you are doing. God bless you
You explained it in such great details, I really can't wait to get the items needed to start drawing😍😍😍😍. I've always been interested in drawing houses and interested in making my own floor plans,but I never take any architecture class at all so I didn't know how to draw properly, everything looks the same, because I only use 1 pensil/ pen with the same intensity when pulling it( drawing) so everything looks 2D only😥😥. Now that I've watched your video,it gives me a much better understanding on how to create 3 D design by differentiating the intensity of the pencil used. Thank you so much for sharing this video,I really appreciate what you've done,you have no idea how much this means to me 😇😇😇
I dreamt of becoming an architect since I was 10 years old. And finally, after 11 years I'm going to university to study architecture. I'm soooo.. excited!
Oh God I have the exact same pentel pencil like, same, same. I broke that bottom part too. Wishing I cold be as good as you, though. Anywayy thank you for your videos! Finally someone on the internet could help me with everything related with architecture. I'm currently on a project to design an Urban Villa (this semester's final studio project in uni) and in three weeks I'll do the dispaly for my design but I still got a lot to do (I'm still working on the floor plan). Good luck to you!
after 47 years of drawing, i very rarely sketch, i scribble. I scribble good enough to get my idea where I can go right to cad. There are two of us and we did 250 projects last year. One thing I have learned, buildings today do not last forever. Another local architect designed 3 buildings for a new start up bank. He spent a lot of time with the design and was meticulous with all of the details and selected a beautiful brick. The bank was sold and the first thing the new bank did was add these stupid decals with different sized dots. The bank was sold again and the new bank painted the brick tan and brown, and added awnings. There you have it.
I am not an architect, but rather I am an artist. Nevertheless, I find your channel of great value. Something that has puzzled me for some time is the math behind foreshortening. I know for instance if a beam points mostly straight at the viewer, the end facing the viewer will appear out of perspectively large. I also understand that because this is something that occurs in a photograph, it must have a mathematical formula that explains it. I think that this would be of great help not only to me as an artist, but to architects as well. Anyone striving for a realistic representation of a concept drawing could benefit from this. Therefore, I respectfully request that you make a show on the algorithms of foreshortening.
Digital drawing template here: thirtybyforty.com/autocad-template
How can I contact you to have a better understanding about being a articeture
Yeah, can I download the actual template?
sorry Eric but the item is not available in my country, my apologies i wanted to support you in a more direct way, i'll be always watching and liking your videos for now
@tfERGU05 Roger that just checking.
i guess Im randomly asking but does anyone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid lost my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
Even as a 51 year old architect who sketches incessantly, I always learn something new whenever I watch one of your videos. Thank you.
I (19) am just applying for architecture college these videos are a gold mine for me! :3
Hi i am 45 and starting architecture design is it possible?
@@SamMcBride-ju1jo nothing is impossible.. believe yourself and find opportunities!!
I wish I had a professor explaining in such a clear and simple form as you!
+Catarina Queiroz ...you do...!
(you're sub'd right?)
Catarina Queiroz
Architects aren't PHDs. Don't call them professors
Pooping Buffalo I have a few PhD Architecture professors. They went to college, got their master's and their doctorate. But most have up to a master's. It's not that hard to continue education here in Brazil. It's common.
Catarina Queiroz
That's super interesting. I had no idea. I'm in the United States. From what I remember in college only one university in Hawaii offers a doctorate. I was actually calling my teacher in arch studio1 professor until he told me otherwise
Pooping Buffalo It is! The Federal University is free! Actually we pay high taxes. But the basics of a developed country should be good education, right? I hope we get there someday. And if you score high enough in your Master's or Doctor's application test you can receive a scholarship and get paid to study! I don't know if foreign students can too. My husband is studying for his doctor's on a full scholarship. He can focus more on the research if he doesn't have to worry so much about how to pay the bills. :)
Actually I´m still at Highschool (in Germany) and its my dream to become an Architect. So I found your channel and I love it. I can learn so much for sketching and modelling. It makes me happy everytime doing architectual stuff and you helped me improving my skills. Thank you!
I love the fact that most of your videos speak about general architecture concepts that helps students like me build my own criteria. Greetings from Mexico
so glad to hear you're enjoying the videos...thanks for checking in...cheers...
My exact thought, I am in mexico myself
Greetings from Iraq
I’m in my first year of architecture and my teachers aren’t really helpful, but thanks to your video i understand everything they told me better, thank you and i hope everything goes well for you
Not only are you are very talented but you also possess a rare gift for imparting your knowledge. Thank you.
I am a sixty year old architect and I am still learning and evolving in my profession and my understanding of architecture and life. Studying and working in architecture is a challenge but it is also an immense joy and satisfaction and I never regret it. Your videos are essential to understanding and improving one's approach to improving ones skills and building a mindframe of an architect. I know that each of us embarks on this fantastic voyage alone and it is essential to have access to lessons that teach us the realities and skills to progress and succeed in architecture. Your videos are elegant, professional, and demonstrate the high standards and satisfactions each of us must achieve.
Thank you. After almost 15 years without practising architecture, I practically have to start over and refresh my memory to get back in the business. Your channel is most useful, I'm glad I found it.
thanks now I have someone to look up to as a architecture student
+Dustin Gadiano we're all in this sideways, no looking up!
It's so much work!!
SAME. I start this fall, and this man has provided stellar information.
I can't agree more!
It is a real road map to improve & be a better drawer.
I am a 20-year-old Architecture student and your channel has helped me a ton! I want to thank you for all of these helpful tips!
Great material Eric! I'm finishing now last year of Architecture School, your videos encourage me to never stop beleiving that being an architect with creative and outside-of-the-box vision is possible in real life!.
I love your channel, love how you simply explain many aspects of something so complex as our profession. I'm devouring the material you produce and plan to continue doing it! Please don't stop!
Greatings from Colombia. God bless and _Cheers_
Learning architecture is a confusing and frustrating process, clearcut information like this is just the breather that gives you hope to continue
As a second year architecture student, I find this video pretty interesting. I don't really find any professor in my university telling the students about this, just plain lessons. Thank you so much for the video
I was thinking about doing architecture as a career and this really helped me thank you so much!!!
I've always wanted to be an architect and I will start studying architecture this fall. Thanks for sharing your ideas in such great, informative videos!
cheers +Jonathan Quinlan...welcome...I count architecture school among one of my life's greatest experiences...enjoy!
Hey Jon, how did it go?
How is it going?
I will start next year fall too. It's been four years. How is it going for you?
@@mynameisyoshikagekira.im3342 let me know how you get on. I’m going into my last year of high school and wanna study architecture in university
I am 13 and i love architecture and you CHANNEL brings me closer if i want to do this as a full time job and what is neccesary
Real architecture have only let say 5-10% of it. You should really try to get real experience in architectural office before make decision about your future, if you want to draw consider maybe graphic design study... regards and good luck
Epoch_AE 21 same
From a non-architect/design point of view, I really enjoyed this video. The drawings were great and it was interesting to take a 'behind the scenes look' at how they are created. Thanks!
you're quite welcome...great hearing from you...thanks for watching...!
In my first week in architecture and our professor tasked us for a major plate and i have no complete knowledge on how to sketch a plan so glad i found this video
I’m an engineer and i really appreciate the craft and styles of an architect. Thanks for these videos!
This may sound absolutely ridiculous, but when I was in architecture school, I could not "think" on canary yellow trace. It was required at our school at Drexel University. I would design on white trace, and then present my drawings on canary. The teachers never knew I did this. I had SUCH a mind block looking at yellow, but with white, my ideas would just flow. Back when I was in school, the internet didn't even exist. There is SUCH a wealth of information out there. I'm teaching middle schoolers Intro to Architectural now, and your videos are inspiring. Keep them up!
You got me thinking . . . I had always believed that there was only one correct way to do architectural drawings, now, it seems, emphasise the main points and create a hierarchy of less important and then dimensional line weight. Thank you
I know I'm late but this video is is the cliff notes version of my 1st and 2nd year of classes at a private university. This channel is doing incredible things.
As an architecture student, I must say that I'm thrilled to have found your channel!
You are very detail when you explained and gave us some ideas, and what most i needed is how to operate my hand, arm to move and work with the tools making lines or circles...for this i can more improve my drawings skills...thank you so much,
Have a good one
Graduated 1966 in Architecture and it is refreshing to see your videos doing it the "old fashioned way", ....Freehand Sketches. I have always considered this the most basic tool every Architecture student has to learn and not to be too dependent on computers. Though I use Autocad, I still resort back to sketches like you do whenever meeting clients. Thank you for these very essential tips.
Two things:
Interesting use of red text. Normally I reserve red text for when I'm red lining a drawing, but admittedly I find the red text pleasing to the eye. I may adjust a drawing to see how it turns out.
Second point. While I now use Chief Architect for my drawings, I used LT for years and still have it on my computer because I just love controlling my drawings to that point. I could have dumped LT, but the control freak in me keeps it around for special projects. CA is so automated it sometimes takes the fun out of the whole creative process, rather than add to it.
Good video serious. Keep up the great work.
I am an artist and now i am using architectural techniques in my drawings. Thanks to you
This video will be an all time classic for architects in the future. 💪🏼
Im in middle school and im trying to decide on a career, architecture is one of them and this helped me a lot with planning for projects.
Very useful to me.I'm a beginner of interior design student,thank you so much of your videos and i learn so much more than my school lesson.
i won't tell if you don't...
;)
I was very assured that this video wont teach me anything, but it concretize all the mess in my head relate to sketching, now I definitely know what and how am I doing THANKS !
always a student +Grish Panosyan...!
I really like that you try to reply to every single comment on all of your videos. Thank you, I have learned so much from them! You are an inspiration.
cheers my friend...i'm so appreciative of the kind words and support of viewers...this channel wouldn't be what it is today with you...replying is a small thank you! cheers...
You are so inspiring. Even the tonality of your voice make me structure my thinking and learning process. I became more confident and calm. Thank you, Eric.
Im in high school and planning to take a basic blueprint reading class at my community college, after the pandemic thanks for the help
I like how your drawings are clean and honest both sketch and CAD
Best architecture RUclips channel. No doubt.
By far my favourite RUclips channel.
I've never seen such a well-crafted architecture channel! From the quality of the video and the content to the description, everything is amazing! Hugs from Brazil.
appreciate it my friend!
i need to start architecture
so, did you?
If its because of drawing, dont, its so much more than drawing, maths,physics, geodesy and so much more, half of the time thats harder than drawing itself so make your choice wisely and when you are ready make the decision
Did you start?
@@mrvelic8523 I'm studying architecture and I'm in my second year and I can totally agree👍👍
Have you?
I'm amazed! No teacher so far had taken the trouble to explain such an essential topic in architectural drawing. Great video!
Legit real fan of yours my friend. you are such a great instructor, everytime i got home from school i always rush to your channel and study stuffs you share it does way more knowledgeable and cooler than at school. i hope you continue to spread your skills at this field. it really helps me a lot! Thank you! A big Cheers from Philippines!
Thank you for this video, I'm an 5th year Architecture student and this tips takes me back from the tracing paper up to the design processes. I love also, that how you draw those wavy lines and for me this is excellent.
Im currently a sophomore in High School, I want to be a Architect, this helped so much THANK YOUU.
Wonderful video! I am a first year college architecture student at Chicago and so far this video and "30x40 Design Workshop" has worked miracles for my studio class! No I am one step closer to achieving my dream. It has been quite a journey for me :) Thank you for this wonderful lessons! I really appreciate your help!
glad I could help...what school are you attending? are they showing these in class? cheers...!
Harold Washington College. They don't show these techniques, yet professors are very helpful. Mostly some of the sketching classes relay on intuition and the sketching you are comfortable with. Thanks again :)
Much of this translates to a master class in visual display generally. Applies to PowerPoint, Excel, graphs, and drawing generally
I recently discovered your channel and your books. These kind of books I`ve been searching for a few time. I own my own design practice in my place, Acapulco, Mex. and I`ve been searching for a useful information about how to manage an architecture studio. From now and then, I am a loyal fan of your channel and your videos and I am going to buy your physical books, Eric. Congratulations for all that useful stuff you create for us and go for it. Greetings from México.
I am a doctor but i have some crush on architecture lol, i even have a bunch of architecture books :p I love the ideas you explain in your videos！ ：）
much appreciated...cheers...
Hakuna Matata I am about to study medicine too but I also love architecture since I was a child and I can't decide... Great videos!
I'm a medical student 😂
I'm a dentist and changing to architecture ... Lol :D
I used to be a robber, but then fell in love with the floor plans and designs of the rich mansions I robbed. Now I study architecture.
im not even yet in high school but i really wanna be an architect its my dream! the tips helped me thank u!
Woah I was just fooling around by looking for art tips and stuff but this... This was surprisingly well put! Kudos my friend.
Muy, INTERESANTE el video....me recordaste mis tiempos jóvenes de mi profesión aquí en el Perú-Cusco. Yo, dibujo a Mano alzada como se dice... me gusta bastante este tipo de DISEÑOS al estilo CLÁSICO !!!!... Excelente, excelente.... Yo, particularmente opino que un arquitecto de verdad, debe dibujar como lo hace el presentador (arquitecto) de este video.
Your channel is what's getting me through college, thank you
Great advice, despite all the technology I think drawing is still an essential skill in the design process.
couldn't agree more +One Minute Architecture...cheers my friend...
And also more fun
Third year interior design student here. This was so helpful. Thanks!
Hey. I am a practising architect from India. Great video. Keep them coming. Thank you.
glad to meet you...welcome to the channel...
all your videos are so so helpful! I am 16 and interested in architecture so I have started working on my university portfolio application! made my first concept designs for a garden house in my sketchbook! thank you so much!
welcome to the channel...lots of vids to binge here...
Very helpful! Seemed like a professor was teaching me, clear and informative.
Nice video. I am an architect from Brazil and I think your tips are very helpful!
thanks for checking in all the way from Brazil...glad to have you here...!
I've been watching your videos, and I've just gone for a drive into a new estate and my eyes are constantly looking at the architecture of buildings now! It's so fun to have a new perspective, I thank you for that!
Thanks for making a video including lineweight. I heard it somewhere before but was confused what it meant.
im 17 and i wanna be an architect later. Im trying to start early so it would be easier when i study it. Your videos has helped me alot! Also it made me enjoy drawing
Hi Eric,
I've been watching your videos for quite some time; I found them so inspiring that I am now coursing my second year of Architecture school. Your videos are not just great lessons in architecture. They are also great lessons in storytelling, film making and presentation!
Thank you for your generosity and dedication in sharing your knowledge and insight into so many interesting topics
I was just itching for a new video. A thumbs up for being right on time!
thanks +Calvin Rogers...glad I could swoop in...only back on the grid for a few days before heading out of the country, wanted to squeeze this one in...
Thanks, too many students do not understand the importance of line weight. Not just sketching but equally important in CAD drawings. I began pushing pencils in the late '70s so in transitioning to CAD, I've always been anal requiring the same look.
You know I just started some of your videos today, Im still a high school student from spain, I want to be an Chef, Flight attendant, Painter or a fashion designer yet I have no inspirations. Neither my mom's a chef, she cannot be my inspiration. My dad told me if I still cant decide,I should choose Architectural. Actually, Architectural never crossed my mind,but my father. I saw your first video your short film,and hell yes! That one inspired me, When I was at my first year in highschool I developed that Im good at drawing and creating it. Im bad at maths,but since Im that person who struggles a lot but still to choose to do it,im that kind of a person AHHAHA. My mom told me that painting can be my side job. I thought that it is so impossible and than I saw u doing editing, and then ur main work on the afternoon,now u r one of my inspiration. Thank you so muchhh! Im just a new subscriber EHEHEHEHHE THANK YOU SO MUCH💗💜💙🧡💛💛❤💕💖💘💝💞💟❣💌 Im not a nerdy,but since I think I need that, AHHAHAH I will 😂
im a 17 year old who's really confused to what course ill study this college. I have always dreamt of being an architect since i was young and somehow i kind alost interest about it. But now , that I found your channel , im kinfa getting a rekindled passion towards architecture. Thanks to you sir! Godbless!
Much support from Philippines!
Are you an architect now? Im 17 as well now and im not sure wheather to study architecture or engineering
Good Video. Even though I haven't done any real sketching for years it was great to watch you do it. These tips are timeless.
Just the right video I was searching for. Many thanks for the quality of work and amount of information you are feeding us. Thanks from a student of yours from Pakistan :)
you're up late then +jawad ali shah...!
...architecture does that to you...
cheers and thanks for checking in...
Hhahahaha you are so right.
thanks i am a 1st year student at Ravensbourne University London I just started studying architecture last month as i transferred after my first term in illustration so i am doing self study of the 10 weeks work at home due to corona so your videos are helping a lot.Thank you :)
0:41 - 02:34 line weights intro
02:35: tips for drawing with line weights
03:53: linework
10:03 line weights on plans
Gosh thank you finally found someone who explain everything well not like my professor
Great topic and video! In 12 minute you displayed more info and skills about technical drawings than some of my professors in a semester :) Please keep it producing and share with us the good work that you are doing. Thank you !
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Hey, i study architecture in Germany and : ,, all the german stuff „ really made me laugh!
You‘ve just shown me what it’s really about lines and all the „smallest“ things we use to transfer sth in this passion. Thanks for reminding me of that, i almost forgot to have that in mind when i work on a Design.
This is something else....what clarity of thaughts man...awesome..BTW this comment of mine is coming from your interior design video.
Kindly make a video on setting priorities while designing and developing clarity and critical thinking.
This is so so helpful...can't thank you more...
This is such a noble thing that you are doing.
God bless you
You explained it in such great details, I really can't wait to get the items needed to start drawing😍😍😍😍. I've always been interested in drawing houses and interested in making my own floor plans,but I never take any architecture class at all so I didn't know how to draw properly, everything looks the same, because I only use 1 pensil/ pen with the same intensity when pulling it( drawing) so everything looks 2D only😥😥. Now that I've watched your video,it gives me a much better understanding on how to create 3 D design by differentiating the intensity of the pencil used. Thank you so much for sharing this video,I really appreciate what you've done,you have no idea how much this means to me 😇😇😇
Awesome Video! You and your videos encouraged me to create a channel, do what I love, and help people save their best gift, THEIR TIME. Thank you!
One of my favorites so far. Thanks Eric.
+1, thx!
Thanks for making such videos. I took a drafting class before... I am getting more into myself. What interesting thing that relate of. Thanks
I dreamt of becoming an architect since I was 10 years old. And finally, after 11 years I'm going to university to study architecture. I'm soooo.. excited!
enjoy it! i count architecture school among the greatest of my life's experiences...
Annie S is their a university for becoming an architect in Chicago or Illinois
Great content, but am I the only one that's impressed with the clean editing and layout of the videos?
Thanks for sharing your technique very simple and easy to understand.
Oh God I have the exact same pentel pencil like, same, same. I broke that bottom part too. Wishing I cold be as good as you, though. Anywayy thank you for your videos! Finally someone on the internet could help me with everything related with architecture. I'm currently on a project to design an Urban Villa (this semester's final studio project in uni) and in three weeks I'll do the dispaly for my design but I still got a lot to do (I'm still working on the floor plan). Good luck to you!
after 47 years of drawing, i very rarely sketch, i scribble. I scribble good enough to get my idea where I can go right to cad. There are two of us and we did 250 projects last year. One thing I have learned, buildings today do not last forever. Another local architect designed 3 buildings for a new start up bank. He spent a lot of time with the design and was meticulous with all of the details and selected a beautiful brick. The bank was sold and the first thing the new bank did was add these stupid decals with different sized dots. The bank was sold again and the new bank painted the brick tan and brown, and added awnings. There you have it.
Great work, so clean. Thanks for share
You are getting me through My finals in grad school! Thank you so much for these videos!
I am not an architect, but rather I am an artist. Nevertheless, I find your channel of great value.
Something that has puzzled me for some time is the math behind foreshortening. I know for instance if a beam points mostly straight at the viewer, the end facing the viewer will appear out of perspectively large. I also understand that because this is something that occurs in a photograph, it must have a mathematical formula that explains it.
I think that this would be of great help not only to me as an artist, but to architects as well. Anyone striving for a realistic representation of a concept drawing could benefit from this. Therefore, I respectfully request that you make a show on the algorithms of foreshortening.
Amazing video, thank you for showing in a easy way some os struggles of our profession. I'm from Brazil, and always looking for your videos.
Loved this one and just watched Simplicity from 2 years ago..excellent. You can go back on holidays now.:-)
+Patrick Daly thanks mate...bags are packed!
This is wonderful
I wish I had drawing lessons as good as this one in college
Thanks for sharing!
tysm i wanna be an architect when i’m older and this helped me realise and understand it bette now so thank you
Suddenly realize that I don't want to do medicine and ended up here. Thanks for helping me figure it out.
thanks for your tips in sharing. really enjoy watching and learning the tips. Really appreciate your time for showing.
Great work you do a great job I am a builder in West Australia just found your channel it's great presentation you must be in demand as an architect
thank you for the advice, i am gonna start my architecture journey soon, this vid is so helpful
Cool I m impressed-I'd like to take this serious and learn more
So useful channel, been looking for something like this for years, finally found it, thank you
welcome...glad to have you here!
Have to say, I really enjoy your videos! Thank you for taking the time to make them. Have a lovely day!
you are really impacting something special in me as student
starting my first year architecture at university this month, filling my head with all this info because im not very confident in my drawing skills
Hello Eric ; Great video and channel. Pls continue the good work . You make me understand how to communicate my architectural design easy .
so pleased to hear the videos are helping...!