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Drawing and Shading Complex Forms from Imagination - Steven Zapata
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2020
- Illustrator and concept designer Steven Zapata gives a demonstration on how he draws in graphite from imagination! Using a harpy from “Dante’s Inferno” as his subject, he’ll walk you through his process from the materials he uses to adding intricate and detailed textures. Throughout the demo you’ll also get to see how he establishes the initial gesture and transitions from sketching to rendering to creating unique forms.
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Instructional How to Draw videos for artists. My drawing lessons are approachable enough for beginners and detailed enough for advanced artists. My philosophy is to teach timeless concepts in an entertaining way. I believe that when you are having fun, you learn better. I take pride in producing high quality videos that you will enjoy watching and re-watching.
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Script - Steven Zapata
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Music Used with Permission
Intro - The Freak Fandango Orchestra
A Minor Jazz by Brett Van Donsel is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
Thank you Steven! Be sure to check out his RUclips channel for more tutorials and demos - ruclips.net/user/StevenZapataArt
Helo
Proko, in your portrait drawing fundamentals video on lips you said something about how you plan on covering facial expressions, do you still plan on covering that?
When I first saw the image I thought it was his symbolic way of showing the terrible Thanksgiving Turkey his family cooked.
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@Briggs Malcolm instablaster :)
*_"This comes down to your taste, but just make sure your taste is for stuff that looks awesome!!"_*
-Steven Zapata
Best quote
So true
if this is the demo I can't even imagine what sort of godly knowledge would be in the paid course
Go check out his yt page, its amazing
Were you paid to say this?
This must be the guy the devil commissioned for designing hell.
He's been illustrating Milton's Paradise Lost for a while now so if you check his social media/website you'll see how on point this comment is haha.
Hell is designed by an amateur furry artist. That's who I'd pick if I were the devil.
You've made me very happy.
Respect for everything, but I think, hell was designed by H.R. Giger.
Hell yes!!
Holy Molly this vid is fresh
Ye
Mmm a nice fresh video indeed
Flesh*
This is definitely my favorite one. Those highlight lines he puts with the tiny eraser is a great technique.
Specularity can really add dimension to an art piece. Another eraser i liked outside of the kneaded eraser I've liked the guitar pick eraser.
Small mechanical eraser is great for cutting a white line through shade. Chisel the eraser end with a scalpel first.
Me: doesn't even know how to shade basic forms
Also me: Imma watch a video about doing it from imagination
*HANDS and FEET*
HAHAHAH
nice, Proko going for he best art channel on youtube I see.
This guy gives meaning to the word virtuoso. He's also amazingly articulate. So impressive.
I just watched this video and as an artist myself, I appreciated the time that you took to ensure that your vocal communication was clear, concise, and detailed. As you are aware, your art is astoundingly enticing and I thank you for sharing. I find it inspirational.
Yes!!! I'm really glad you uploaded this video with Steven. I do similar creature design and concept art, especially in traditional mediums, and I'm still trying to somehow make a career out of it.
Yes! He's one of my favorite artists!!!
More Proko is always a gift! Loving how much content is being put out. This one is definitely one I've been needing.
this demystified some of the value steps in just seeing it play out. ty
It really looks like a nightmarish fusion of human and bird. Despite being a fantasy creature, the anatomy seems correct in terms of musculature and build. Really excellent!
really liked how you pointed out all the materials FANTASTIC!
Brilliant lesson-articulate and direct. You are a gifted teacher as well, it seems.
Ive been an artist for years now but I still couldn't teach anyone for my life. I do draw by nature, but taking my process and dissecting it into pieces of information for others to use is something I can't do. Whenever anybody asks me to teach them how to draw and render things out, all I can say is "uhmm..just draw it? lol", and I feel so dumb. Stephen does a very good job in articulating his process, making it very easy for students to learn. Great video as usual!
Steven knocked this one out of the park -- thanks!
Amazing Stephen! And thank you for the thorough walkthrough. I need to watch it ten more times to really get every explanation, so lucky, RUclips has that save-button :)
Excellence. Definitely will rewatch this.
Great video! Steven is a fantastic teacher, and I love how he pulled in the info from Proko's previous video w/ Dorian Iten.
Steven explained the process very well. Great job!
Finally!! Steve has come
Nice vid. The less you become dependent on references, the faster you can draw, over time. Learning the proper shapes to create form is a worthwhile investment.
Exquisite, Steven. Almost my style of drawing. Thank you.
Awesome demonstration and drawing ...thanks for sharing ❤️😊
Really good explanation! Thank you! It was informative and fun to watch!
Excellent video Steven and Proko! Thank you for sharing!
I'm digging these new videos about drawing from imagination Proko!
This is incredibly helpful. Thank you so much!!!
Awesome and humbling! Clearly something to be inspired by!
not only an amazing artist but also an amazing teacher
As a super noob in drawing this makes me super jealous and inspired. This guy is a beast.
I've done this type of sketching since I was small, I just love doing off the dome creatures and shading bone/muscle/teeth/claws.
not only is this a supberb drawing, the explanation and instructional clearity and language is equally superb.
incredible
This is insanely sick!!!
Oh wow my kind of creature designs!
Reminds me of the stuff i used to draw in art school. With worse skills of course!
These are mindblowing. Awesome vid!
Such amazing work. Totally had me with “dastardly...”
Very inspirational, I should take my graphite drawing more seriously.
Love how this video taught, appreciate
such a great video! thank you Steven for the amazing insight.
This dude is f-ing sick! 🤘🏼🔥
Thank you for your help motivating (I want to draw every time I see a youtube recommending a new video of yours) & teaching me how to draw ( I have lots to learn & have learned lots:)) Your a modern day Messiah, God blessed you, thank you for sharing your gift!
Thank you! Very helpful.
How?how can anyone dislike this video,so very informative
your art is the best i have ever seen on RUclips and pretty much anywhere, just epic, amazing!!!
You have no idea how long I’ve been waiting for this chicken duck woman thing.
Mr Zapata in the big leagues!!
Awesome video
Great video! Thanks Steven, and thanks Stan for featuring Steven.
A light bulb went off when you were explaining how 'the most important part of rendering forms will be the dark halftones adjacent to the shadow shapes.' That explained why - for me - the most exciting part of a tonal drawing is 'turning the form' from the Terminator up towards the light. If that is done well, the drawing reads well and is dynamic even before indicating the tone in the light areas.
Thanks again, this is a great drawing and an awesome bit of instruction and advice. :)
I just cannot get over it how fucking good this is. I have tried to draw the head and mine looks amazing too but when I came back to rewatch the vid I was stunned how much better this is.
Amazing vid
It's really amazing, I Absolutely love it!!! Thank you for sharing. 👀👀
It's difficult to compress basically a whole skill into a 20 minute tutorial, but this is about as good as it gets!
It's beautiful!
This info is solid gold.
Steven Zapata: "Texture is most noticeable near the terminator."
Me: "Many things are noticeable near the terminator."
Terminator: "Draw with me if you want to live."
Trouble with creativity? Create an art piece with a literal terminator looking at textures teaching a young padawan about them
Incredible... Incredible....
His style reminds me so much of Allen Williams, I love them!
What i just typed.
Damn !!!! .... thats stunning
Just realized you sell art courses online. That was a revelation after years of seeing your channel
Love this.
I just found this RUclips Chanel really cool!
Excellent drawing very good ideas and combinations the color nice Thanks you
6:44 so long as shadow shapes are darke than anything else it should maintain clear ready
6:55 placing shadow shapes
9:25 most important is dark halftones adjacent to shadow shapes
I think it would be a dream podcast to hear Marshall & Steven have a conversation
Nice
Very insightful, Thanks proko!
Absolutely amazing - imagine: We just watched that for free!
Awesome.
I learned so much about why I get discouraged so early in my process. The way you broke this down fits perfect with my thought process. well done!
Thanks, Steven!
My pleasure
Wow this was incredible and thorough but succinct
Glad to hear it!
This is so........I don't find words.
Just amazing.😲
Awesome Video Proko! It is awesome to see the different styles each artist you’ve featured these last few days chooses to go about with their pieces. As I saw Mr. Zapata beginning his gesture traces I couldn’t stop thinking about perhaps one of the best in the business when it comes to scribble lines turning into amazing pieces, Jim Lee. I think it would awesome if you can get a hold of him so that he can let us all into how he developed that style of drawing.
Viva Zapata!
Well done.
That came out so so well
JUST WHAT I NEEDED
How cool of Proko to invite you to his channel. I've been watching you now since one week ago I'd subscribed to your channel. I think you're an extraordinary artist. I think Proko feels the same. He has hardly ever had any other artist on his channel. Tho when he does, they don't capture my attention the way your art does even though they're all great and I've benefit from listening and observing their creations. I love your art. Thanks for dedicating so much of your time doing what you love to satisfy my interest!
He almost did the entire drawing with HB 0.5 mechanical pencil. No expensive shit!! Thats sign of a true artist.
Another great video. Thanks guys
the best intro
Wow, Amazing art
Beautiful
That was absolutely incredible.
this is brilliant thank you
awesome talent!!
Best video on this Channel, the things i learned here are gold, thank you man, well done ! very straight forward guide no academic bulllshit no waste of time, great vid.
VIVA ZAPATA !!!
This is SO good on SO many levels!
Steven is an amazing artist and a great teacher. Very well done
Thank you..
Superb work!
Loved how you make the subject interesting and fun! Great video,
This guy is a god
GORGEOUS WORK! Thanks for your tutorials
Stunning, terrifing work. Superb.
Wow. That's a masterpiece!