t would be worth pointing out in this tutorial the difference between an artificial light and the sun. If the shadow is cast by the sun then the light rays would be parallel due to the sun's great distance. If the light source is an artificial one e.g. a street lamp, then the light rays can be drawn from the light source. A simple explanation is that when you move sideways from an artificial light, the light stays fixed in its position whereas if you try and move sideways from the sun, then sun moves with you. Therefore the sun rays are parallel. It is a common error perpetuated in many perspective tutorials.
This is a great video, and very helpful! However, I'm not quite understanding is the angle of light and light direction on the cube. Does one determine the other? And how do you decide where both lines will meet?
Light direction and angle of light depends on light source ...... So we get and idea where the right could be so yes.... Direction of light is on the ground and we are assuming the angle of light buy imageing where the ray would fall ...
Whoa to the method of casting shadows you take, that is truly impressive. That is really smart thinking. Thumbs up, brilliant video! I need to have as "steady" or even almost as steady hand as yours but I might need to be sedated or something because I have a shakiness in my line making. Sometimes I can make a semi-alright line, but when it comes to making a curve say for an anime style eyelid or ellipse, then I just end up erasing more :D I subscribed to your channel. I have to learn as much as I can from artisans like you guys.
You decide, now if you want to get serious all depends on the location and the sun direction on a specific time of the year. I never do that. I just make a guess and decide what is best for the sketch
That is correct the video has no sounds, I did this video a long time ago and I didn’t know to much about edition, however I will produce new videos with clear explanations on this method, thank you for your comment
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You just completely blew my mind. Years of drawing classes and I have never had shadows explained to me in this manner. Very helpful video.
"Everything in life is Math," and you've gone your way to confirm it, now it makes sense to me lol, thank you for sharing!
Watching all the comments mentioning "thank you,easy method" and realizing how stupid I am...😐
i am stupid too😂
Oof
Now I know that I’m not the only one who don’t even understand
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Very nice to see your video its informative and useful
This is truly confusing. I would love to learn more about this, but can you do one for dummies?
Thank's sir, ur v.nice and basic guidance for us. 😊👍
t would be worth pointing out in this tutorial the difference between an artificial light and the sun. If the shadow is cast by the sun then the light rays would be parallel due to the sun's great distance. If the light source is an artificial one e.g. a street lamp, then the light rays can be drawn from the light source. A simple explanation is that when you move sideways from an artificial light, the light stays fixed in its position whereas if you try and move sideways from the sun, then sun moves with you. Therefore the sun rays are parallel. It is a common error perpetuated in many perspective tutorials.
video was awesome but it will be very awesome when u add your voice by explaning angles it will be helpful...
thank u
Yehh..
Yesss
Great video. Love it. Thanks. How inspiring. Keep at it. Not that its perfect. Its just awesome.
Your sketches are gorgeous.
I'm actually laughing so hard right now cos I'm genuinely still confused with the cylinder one🤣
This is a great video, and very helpful! However, I'm not quite understanding is the angle of light and light direction on the cube. Does one determine the other? And how do you decide where both lines will meet?
Light direction and angle of light depends on light source ...... So we get and idea where the
right could be so yes....
Direction of light is on the ground and we are assuming the angle of light buy imageing where the ray would fall ...
Normally when drawing shadows you use 45° angles, a set-square of that angle would help you understand better, or the drawing of a isosceles triangle.
Whoa to the method of casting shadows you take, that is truly impressive. That is really smart thinking. Thumbs up, brilliant video! I need to have as "steady" or even almost as steady hand as yours but I might need to be sedated or something because I have a shakiness in my line making. Sometimes I can make a semi-alright line, but when it comes to making a curve say for an anime style eyelid or ellipse, then I just end up erasing more :D I subscribed to your channel. I have to learn as much as I can from artisans like you guys.
Thanks for the comment
This is amazing,I feel incredible
Thank you very much- a wonderful tutorial!
Very useful thanks sir
+Hamza GG you are welcome!
Sweet. Its as if geometry is art too. Cool.
Did anyone who didn't know how to shade actually learn from this video?
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Really appreciate the video, however wud have been so much better with narration
shadow , What kind of pen do you use?
Best tutorial by far
Thank you. Sound is always useful :)
yes, yhanks for your comment.
Please give me some tips about rendering☺
Thank you very much, my dear😍
Excellent and helpful but please add sound and improve camera quality
Best tutorial! Tank you Sr.
+Paulo Willians you are welcome!
Excellent ! :-) Thanks
You have a great content, im really like it. But could you like to add some music in your videos? Thanks :)
But how to determine light direction ?
You decide, now if you want to get serious all depends on the location and the sun direction on a specific time of the year. I never do that. I just make a guess and decide what is best for the sketch
@@arielbrindissketch oh ok ...😄
Can you tell me wwhich pen do you use please? thanks for the video it was very helpful.
Nanyi Mateo Best one is, Schneider Tops 505 F Point. They’re the cheapest and best one ATM
And also still life objects
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Sir, i dont know the prob but the video has no sound.
That is correct the video has no sounds, I did this video a long time ago and I didn’t know to much about edition, however I will produce new videos with clear explanations on this method, thank you for your comment
C'est super vos tutos. Grand merci !
Thanks a lot.
Nice video
It would be helpful if you could slow down .
thanks a lot
You are welcome!
I want to cry
with just pictures I don't understand..
thanks for the comment, i will produce another video with explanation. keep watching!
Thank you.
is it just me or is the video soundless
No dices nada y dices todo!!!
but what if it's an organic shape..? SOMEONE HELP🤣🤣🤣
Why. Do. You don't. Talk
If you talk will be great in explaining?
I love art but math hate me
Huh?
I can't read what you write..too small plz ...speak
I’ll do another video this time narrated