Bridgman Bootcamp 2020, Session 1 of 12
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- This recording is from the 12-Session Summer 2020 Bridgman Bootcamp with Marshall Vandruff.
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Wait what? The whole bootcamp will be released here?? Marshall couldn't possibly become any more of a legend
Indeed! I'm so psyched
the way he stops, questions, yells, highlights how confusingly things are worded or explained is so cathartic . i think im gonna actually learn from this
This wasn't a lecture, this was a sermon. 👏 👏 👏 👏
Everytime i hear you speak about art you remind me that the thing that really matters is the love for the craft. That alone is worth so much.
It's the passion and appreciation of skill. And he talks like we artist do. Not just "oh it looks nice, look at the colors"
I recently gotten serious about drawing,
Despite wishing I started years ago when I was younger and had time,,,
But no more regrets, no more self guilt-trapping, I am going to learn and learn.
I was happy finding Bridgman's books last week, And I thought learning them would feel lonely but your video and future series(for me) will help a lot
Doubt you read comments at all but thanks.
Thank you so much, Marshall! I cherish every single opportunity I get to learn from you
THIS!
Likewise, Marshall is the best
Thank you so much!
Adding that this part just killed me: "You say, 'Well, does that mean you can't be a good artist?' No, it does not mean that! You can be a great artist and go off the page. There are some artists that drink too much alcohol and don't treat their friends well. Those may be more serious mistakes than going off the page."
Marshall delivers this with such conviction panache and flair, it's absolutely incredible. I am amazed.
I've never understood Bridgman until this very moment. Some things (in fact, many things) you can learn on your own.. Not Bridgman. Marshall, thank you.
Your energy and humour are gonna be my fuel to study this difficult subject of anatomy
37:10 that’s me 10 years ago when I got this book 🤣 and I haven’t picked it up again until I found this play list.
You are a great man Marshall!!! Thanks for all your work!
Mr. Marshall Vandruff through his teachings and generosity did more for my mental health and well-being than any therapist could ever hope for :)
This book has been in use nearly 100 years now. Pretty insane to think about, this bootcamp honestly should have this sort of longevity. You're dispelling a lot of the frustrations I've been having with my study of it. I'm on my second way through it now trying to do it more from memory and the struggle is realllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Thank you for letting me know that! I hope we can do more in the coming years...
I've just found this. What a fantastic resource. As a teacher and an artist I am bowled over! I'm rewinding, rewatching and even laughing sometimes. I particularly love the fact you point out Bridgman's inconsistencies whilst encouraging us to enjoy them!
I’m so thankful of your existence and the internet. ❤ Much love from Indonesia. ❤
I had the complete guide on my shelf for decades now (the yellow one) I didn’t understand a single thing he wrote back when I bought it. Have been getting back into drawing lately, just for fun - lots of trees. Somehow ended up again at drawing boxes, got interested in anatomy and re-read the first 20 or so pages, then drew along with what he wrote and suddenly it all makes sense. It’s as if he wrote it in a way that FORCES you to think about it, and by actively thinking about it, you’re learning much better. But some passages are hard to understand for a non native speaker, so I came looking if someone took apart the book. Your video is tremendously helpful! I will try to get as far as possible in my own, and watch when there’s a language barrier again.
How did I miss this?! Starting tomorrow.
Eternal gratitude (also for the no background music! Really helps with focus/no distractions.)
I'm so glad Mr Vandruff is teaching this - this needs all the humor one can add to it (because the instructions basically are "know how to do it already, and then do it". This explains so much about me giving up on learning to draw better people -- this was the first (!) book I ever read on drawing anatomy/gesture. I took a video course years later as a second attempt, and am still learning now, but holy hell.
Legendary level:- Marshall Vandruff
I could listen to Marshall talk all day. Such a captivating teacher.
How awesome, Marshall. Thank you for putting this on YT.
You are genuinely one of the funniest guys I’ve ever listened too.
OH HOW I MISS SINGING MARSHALL 🥺🥺 ur so generous for putting this up on youtube, really appreciate it!!
I first known Marshall Vandruff when my friend shared with me the 1994 perspective course
Then I enjoyed Marshall's distinctively smart humour, golden advice and amazing stories in all the episodes of the draftsmen podcast 🤩
Now, THIS ! His entire Bridgman Bootcamp on youtube for free 🥰
He's just great.
That's cute! Have a nice day!
You're a legend! I've had Bridgmans book for years and always meant to do a serious study of it. I will be watching all of this boot camp.
I love the way he talks lol this is so useful
In drawing from the model, I developed the habit of blocking in the trunk first--thorax and pelvis--adding the limbs and head/neck secondarily. My first teacher, former illustrator Gustav Rehberg, had us draw 20 one-minute poses every day. That became my favorite part of the class and it was the most valuable practice to drawing the body in action in space. To get the action, the appendages--limbs and head/neck--were for me subordinate to the position and twisting of the trunk to get an accurate (and lively) recording of the form.
Invaluable series. Thank you so much for this.
Oh yeah baby! this is going in the archive
Ahh a breath of fresh air again. Thank you so much for this. It’s like the podcast is back
I love the way Marshall expresses empathy about artworks done by other artists
this guy is great. thank you youtube for the recommendation.additionally the convex = away and concave = towards differentiation IMMEDIATELY improved my art. crazy
I'm so glad you have your own channel now, Marshall. I really enjoy listening to you.
Thank you thank you thank you so much for your generosity in producing this curriculum and giving it to us for free!! I had the older hardcover but bought the 5th Edition to follow your course.😊
Marshall thank you so much. 👍🏼
Absolutely world class teaching, thank you for caring about people enough to become as skilled a teacher of them as you are.
I am just in awe of your talent to share your knowledge, and the fact that you sheared this with us freely is priceless!! I'm definitely saving for the next time you plan on opening your composition boothcamp or any other workshop for that matter, I really hope I can meet you in person one day 🙏
From the bottom of my heart Marshall, thank you. I already learned a lot from your perspective seminar wich you recorded on 1994! You are one of my mentors, even though you dont know me. I hope to be able to live off my creations one day and get to know you face to face. Thanks again, sincerely.
Marshall i could listen to you all day, not only you are an excellent teacher but also an entertainer without even trying, is going to be extremely easy to watch all these, thank you!
The story of Blake is memorable and hilarious! Loving this series so far!
This is gold. Can't thank you enough for your generosity.
Thank you so much for this Mr.Vandruff
How is this even free this is some crazy amazing quality lessons. Thank you so much Marshall!
This is a great lesson. Looking forward to more…
Love the energy you radiate in these videos, thank you so much for uploading these!
I love how you also describe the philosophy behind Bridgman's style
I really love the way you teach. I have always struggled with staying focused when listening to lectures for so long but i do not have this issue with your classes at all. Thank you so much for this
i love how you talk like a medieval wise old man, thank you 🙏
Love the way Marshall teach. It's so fun.
this was very fun and informative! i enjoyed every single bit of this session and damn i do remember some time ago that my friend recommended me the book and i started it enjoyed how it looks but could not figure out how to approach the thinking proces of it :D sooo ye thanks alot marshall!
You are very entertaining -- Love the passion!
I have to admit, you are very amazing at teaching! Looking forward to more sessions :)
Amazing presentation and analysis!
We love you Marshall
Guess who's back! Back again! Marshall's Back! Go tell Stan!
Love youuuuu!💝 Glad to see you back!
Thank you so very much for sharing this series! Very lucky to be able to learn from you :)
1:06:22
Hahah!
Very informative video, thank you so much! I love the way you teach.
Can't wait to see the others
THIS IS GOLD!!!!!!1 Thanks a lot
I am so grateful for this, Marshall! I went through so many semesters in college of life drawing and not once were ANY of these concepts taught! I am so excited to learn.
Bless you Marshall, I was struggling heartily through this book, and I'm so glad to have found this. Even just the validation that it's so frustrating and incomprehensible is already helpful.
Absolute gold
thank you Marshall! this is invaluable!
Excellent video, thank you !
Thanks for this marshall, it was fantastic can't wait to go through your whole series, love your teaching and communication style.
Matt.
This is an awesome bootcamp. Thanks! I like the touches of humor too and you make people feel so much better about being confused initially and not understanding everything. I laughed out loud a few times and said "yep, exactly" haha
Thank you Marshall. Thank you soo much!! You are a fantastic and amazing teacher.
Thank you for this great resource, Mr. Vandruff. I'm a mostly self-taught (aspiring?) draftsman, and have my first life drawing class coming up. I'm starting your bootcamp to try to have some sort of foundation, but wanted to know if you had any resources you'd recommend for beginners in lifedrawing.
Marshall makes learning a joy. Thank you so much
Thank you Marshall! I'm so excited!
Oh I found you. And now I'm gonna learn about this......
so happy to have discovered you. Wow!!!!!!!
1) how did i miss this series way back when
2) where have such minds of clarity & purpose gone?
...social media might not be the place, for by design it cannot encompass the breadth of great ideas expanded over time. beyond initial flashes of novelty lie journeys with hills, valleys, caves, peaks & vistas beyond compare...
3) thanks for the share & reminder than great minds still exist, pondering topics off "popular culture" & deep in niche gardens of extraordinary flora
TLDR, media of the common type pales in comparison to a good lecture, book, or meditation...
This bootcamp just happens to arrive on my birthday. What timing! There is definitely a place reserved for you in heaven for doing this for us. I feel I have already learned so much in the first lesson.
Imagine having someone being as fond of your art as Marshall is for Bridgman. That's the peak goal.
Book from year 1924 is public domain, can copy, sell, share.
Great introduction!!
I'm a pretty skilled artist but I still have a hard time "seeing it" before drawing it. It's something I want to train but don't really know how. I'm more on the "on the fly" kind of side. It's a fun process in itself but it is not what I want to be. At least not ENTIRELY what I want to be. I also think I "saw it" better when I was younger. Maybe it has to do with patience and focus ? Or maybe it's just because my "taste" is more developped than my "skill" ?
Someone would happen to have ressources on the matter ? Be it philosophical, practical, scientifical or anything ?
Great video.
I have the same thing. Where I want to experiment. But sometimes I have visions which I get on paper. Usually at my dismay of the result. Since I’m still working on foundations. But it is still much more satisfying to have a vision and put it down rather than noodling and be always happy about it. Noodling is very important to me also. Therapeutic. So about having a good sense of vision before drawing. Marshall had a book by nicholadies I think. But the exercise was to draw every day from memory with no shading. On lines. And no reference. Obviously. For a year. That can get you better real fast when you realize how to fix your perspective. Mostly. And also much more to your point- how to work with your imagination. Just imagine something and draw it. Even if it’s not meaningful. Also a good exercise
Amazing, thank you so much Marshall! I’ve owned a copy of Bridgman’s guide to drawing from life for a few years and although I’ve marvelled at his drawings, I’ve found it hard to decipher.
Hearing your lessons tell me how much of a good teacher you´re. How lucky are the people that are able to be guided by you.
Thank you very much, Marshall.
Thank you so much for teaching us about Bridgman's work. Who criticized, would be ignorant person.
Thank you!
Thank you so much for the lesson Marshall, I'm an aspiring artist and this is very useful!
When you announced this webinar in 2020, I really wanted to attend, but I wasn't able to due to timezone differences (The meeting would have been at 3:00 AM for me). I had been on the look-out on your website, hoping you would release the material as a course for self-study to buy. I never expected you would put it out for free, very generous of you!
I'm glad now that I can also take it at my own pace. A bootcamp with a heavy homework load like this is hard to take alongside a full-time job.
Thank you so much so this free stuff that you did Mr. Marshall! I promise that I will learn everything from this bootcamp to upgrade my art journey.
Marshall, you’re a gem of a teacher.
What the hell!?? I'm looking forward to seeing it all!
just came across the Lightbox 2021 - with Marshall Vandruff, Steven Zapata, Sinix, & James recording and woo you mentiond you were gnna upload these so i came to check it out
Also the warning of pain. Lol. It was hilarious to me. Only gain!
You an amazing mentor Marshall 😇🙏🏻
Sorry for pirating before
This means the world to me
you truly are a saint for putting these resources out there for free
Thank you so much for giving this for free, we've been blessed
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The way that I customized my book ,makes it more inspirational.
His lesson/demo in the back is worthwhile.
Always delighted to hear Marshall talks!
Thank you so much Marshall.
OMG!! Thank you so much!
As a person who just got the Bridgman book, this is so helpful. Thanks a bunch.
Excellent