LIGHTING 101 for PAINTERS : connecting to your audience
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I think I had about a dozen revelations in this video alone - and damn man, the quality of this video is crazy!
Thank you sir
Hi adam im love your video
Man, when I see how far you can take these student pieces my brain immediately turns itself off in awe. Once I'm done with these drawing studies I started a while ago, I'll become your student, I swear.
From a video in 2012 to this, I can say this much that the authenticity is right there all along, Tyler! The content of your videos absolutely nails the fundamentals. Kudos
I can’t wait to learn from you with your CGMA classes. Fantastic job, Tyler. Thank you.
Great content as always! I want to acknowledge the editing in this video as well, a lot of effort was put into it and it shows!
Thanks man appreciate it
Amazing tutorial. I took notes and will consider all of them helpful. I think admiting Luck is a huge factor as well is actually mentally healthy for artists who are depressed as well. Keep working to improve our art in all ways we desire while admitting that luck effects our success and how many people even see our online posts. Still: Hoping to get the Steve Martin someday "Be so good they can't ignore you". Great stuff!
Always enjoy your videos Tyler, thanks for all of the insight and inspiration!
SO many dots just connected in my mind. Thanks so much dude, amazing stuff
This is such a helpful tutorial, its so subtle and so strong. Thankyou for making this
Thanks for watching
Really good lesson, Thanks Tyler :)
Hi i discovered your channel recently because i wanted to get into enviroment landscapes... i have been drawing anime for so long but i wanted to learn backgrounds since i always avoided it and have been scared of it. But you motivated me with your tutorials and everything that im trying to follow i might not be good but i will try my best. Hopefully one day i can actually reach out for your feedbacks if i ever made a good one haha. All in all thank you for inspiring me
So much info in one video along with great visual aids and examples! Love it especially the tip of using references - to capture the essence! Before I used to think that when doing studies and using photo references you had to try and get it as close as possible to the original. But the comparison examples you showed say otherwise. Thank you for a very inspiring and helpful video :D
Jesus Christ, the amount of information in this video is so dense. I even check your patreon, holy shit 7$ for so much information. I am definitely going to buy your content, maybe even a mentorship. Thank you tyler
Usally when am this early I have a joke ready, but bet the tutorial is goood asf.
this video was great!
Amazing as always, Thank you
Waaaa thank you so much! amazing class Mr Edlin!
This one's definitely going in the archives!
Awesome !
That's great! How would one study and practice this subject? I'd love to be mentored by you but don't have the time to make sure I make the best of it right now. Maybe in the future! Thanks for all the free content you share :D
Lorraine Rochefort the 7$ tier on patreon would be ideal for someone on a busy schedule or budget. Other than saving lots of cinematic movie stills, paintings from artists or masters, and regularly referencing them or doing studies would be a great place to start.
@@TylerEdlin84 I'll check that out and keep doing studies. Thanks a lot!
Beautiful video. RIP master Syd Mead
Thanks for viewing
I don't remember subbing to you but damn this was a good watch i learned a lot
chumbo 21 happy to have you onboard
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excellent content as always! this should be a paid content!
Haha thanks I learned I have to make some good content to advertise the paid content :)
Superbe vidéo :)
Great friend..Thanks
I always feel be intimidated by light T_T i just dont understand it like how will it shaped and where do i put it ;(.
I' m planning making a short film. Do you recommend doing location design on isometric view for clarity and then create estabilishing colored concept pieces or the other way around?
Probably the isometric first.
Nice