These videos are like opening gates to a different plain of existence. Learning how an expert thinks, what the general focus and problems are and how experience helped to overcome it. Just magnificent
Mr Scott you are my biggest inspiration and your works are outstanding . I am an industrial designer and i was a kind of lost about sketching or what to sketch to completely get in to the mood . Your drawings helped me create my own world . Thanks a lot !
Hello! 4 years passed from the time you wrote this comment and i was just thinking how are you doing at this time? Hope you are doing greate! I am actually not waiting you will answer me but i just wanted to say hi :)
@@peeteisacutie8645 Hi ! Im actully doing great , specifically with my art . I have found different styles and ways to improve my lines and it works out well so far . Better late than never so thanks for at least replying and asking how im doing . How is it going on your side ? Everything good ?
@@ege5804 im doing really good this year was rough but because the pandemic i had a lot of time to focus on myself and my art. I started improving really fast and learned a lot of new styles and ways to draw. Passed talent school exams so next year will be my secondary school year on one of the best art schools in our state. Well thanks you answered made my day :) Wish you luck!
@@peeteisacutie8645 Anytime ! I guess pandemic was a good opportunity for us , artists to improve our skills . Im glad you passed the talent school exams keep following what you want with full dedication and you'll be rewarded immensely . I wish you a great career and good luck my friend :)
You're absolutely on point with these featured tutorials Scott! Just inspired with these last two videos. The exchange of ideas and knowledge between designers is a beautiful thing. I look forward to more of these styles of videos. I absolutely agree with the medium bit.. I'll sit and noodle a sketch for hours whenever I have pencil on hand haha
I just want to say that you have some very interesting videos. I like that you have guest artists and that you show their sketch books too. By watching your videos, it has inspired me to start drawing again. I stopped when I was in my early 20's due to everyday life just getting in the way of my drawing. I just turned 49 years old and really enjoy drawing again. Thanks so much for your time and effort in your videos. I too will continue to draw at least one item everyday because it's fun and very satisfying. Thanks again and keep up the good work.
Strangely I was searching for a mech sketchbook today on youtube and couldn't find anything, a little while later checked my sub feed and the first thing there was this! Thought that was pretty fricken cool! Sick drawings!
Thank you to both of you for this awesome book, l spend at least a day a week looking through it. So much inspiration its impossible to take it all in, in one go.
This is just great, that's a quality artist right there, one that knows his foundations to the core and one that has excellent design skills. Really inspiring! Thanks for this :)
Awesome video! It would be awesome if you made a follow up video in which darren or you made a bare bones sort of silhouette and then you both separately filled them out and finished them :o.
Awesome. One of the takeaways I had from this video is where you mentioned you need to 'know your audience.' I had been working on a project, and showing the sketches to the client... the results were rather disappointing, and the client was becoming increasingly frustrating to work with. I thought I was helping the client to see my thought process, but the bottom line is that they are not familiar with the artists' thought process, and it just confuses them. It is really important to know your audience, and what is going to be appropriate to show them. That being said, this video was a wonderful tour through an awesome set of sketches and thumbnails - which I, as a fellow artist, thoroughly enjoyed.
The last two videos have been amazingly inspirational! I could watch these every day. I'm feeling more confident with my decision to transition ink drawings as a sketching medium. I have a tendency to overrender which slows down repetition which is essential to design. Ink forces me to think before making a mark and it forces me to move on when a drawing isn't working. The fact that the mech sketches take 5-20 minutes to create is a little shocking to me since working digitally I've had times when I could easily spend 6 hours on the first thumbnail every day.
I'd like to see his sketchbook for when he worked at Insomniac. For a while there my favorite games were consistently made by Insomniac, I've played every one of their games except Fuze and Sunset Overdrive, the Ratchet & Clank and Resistance series have always been right near the top of my list. It's interesting to see what the guy who came up with some of the weapons and chimera is capable of in a slightly different setting.
Just checked out his website...wow...amazing stuff on show. Not sure if anyone can answer this one but in the Mechanics section of his gallery what does he use for the colouring in of images? I'm just curious if they're things like copic markers or some digital medium.
i would kill for a decent mech game for xbox or any console, the best one was phantom crash if you could get something atarted im sure you would be a hero
"oh no he will only show one side of the sketchbook.. we're all gonna dieee aaaaa...aa..." my brain when you said you'll only show one side of the page.. my other brain: i want him to make a video showing all the pages we did'nt see.. me: (-_- ) i totally approve of this art. gimme more.
These videos are like opening gates to a different plain of existence. Learning how an expert thinks, what the general focus and problems are and how experience helped to overcome it. Just magnificent
Darren is a beast! Cant wait to see the book released, instant buy.
lol
omg those lines! every sketch is a piece of art!
make more of these videos scott please i can watch all day
It's amazing to go watch his online portfolio after watching this, such a big difference from these doodles to his finished work.
Mr Scott you are my biggest inspiration and your works are outstanding . I am an industrial designer and i was a kind of lost about sketching or what to sketch to completely get in to the mood . Your drawings helped me create my own world . Thanks a lot !
Hello! 4 years passed from the time you wrote this comment and i was just thinking how are you doing at this time? Hope you are doing greate!
I am actually not waiting you will answer me but i just wanted to say hi :)
@@peeteisacutie8645 Hi ! Im actully doing great , specifically with my art . I have found different styles and ways to improve my lines and it works out well so far . Better late than never so thanks for at least replying and asking how im doing . How is it going on your side ? Everything good ?
@@ege5804 im doing really good this year was rough but because the pandemic i had a lot of time to focus on myself and my art. I started improving really fast and learned a lot of new styles and ways to draw. Passed talent school exams so next year will be my secondary school year on one of the best art schools in our state. Well thanks you answered made my day :)
Wish you luck!
@@peeteisacutie8645 Anytime ! I guess pandemic was a good opportunity for us , artists to improve our skills . Im glad you passed the talent school exams keep following what you want with full dedication and you'll be rewarded immensely . I wish you a great career and good luck my friend :)
Holy moly the variety of form was frightening. motivational
You're absolutely on point with these featured tutorials Scott! Just inspired with these last two videos. The exchange of ideas and knowledge between designers is a beautiful thing. I look forward to more of these styles of videos. I absolutely agree with the medium bit.. I'll sit and noodle a sketch for hours whenever I have pencil on hand haha
You ask some really good questions Scott. I appreciate it.
I just want to say that you have some very interesting videos. I like that you have guest artists and that you show their sketch books too. By watching your videos, it has inspired me to start drawing again. I stopped when I was in my early 20's due to everyday life just getting in the way of my drawing. I just turned 49 years old and really enjoy drawing again. Thanks so much for your time and effort in your videos. I too will continue to draw at least one item everyday because it's fun and very satisfying. Thanks again and keep up the good work.
Scott, your books are always top quality. thanks for this. looking forward to Darrens book.
this really motivates me to draw more. thanks
Same here.
those are some crazy detailed designs. thank you for sharing
I was so caught up in the drawings and what you were saying, twice I tried to turn the page. Thank you, it was a great video. John S.
Really enjoying Inkworks Vol.1. Great post, really enjoyable.
after 7 years.. finally I bought the book! :)
Great work Darren Quach !!!! Thanks a lot Scott for sharing his work !!!!!!
Love the mechanical designs! Very well drawn stylistically with the pens and makers!
I'm really liking your videos, they get me drawing.
Feeling motivated
Great designs and the line work is beautifull! great episode thanks
First time visiting. I got so inspired I just have to sub. Thanks for sharing!
wow. I can't wait for the book to publish
Strangely I was searching for a mech sketchbook today on youtube and couldn't find anything, a little while later checked my sub feed and the first thing there was this! Thought that was pretty fricken cool! Sick drawings!
Awesome sketchbook. Great job of asking the questions everyone always asks too.
Thank you to both of you for this awesome book, l spend at least a day a week looking through it. So much inspiration its impossible to take it all in, in one go.
Another great sketchbook!
Those look so good. I'm in love with that sketchbook.
watching it the 3rd time, love it
This is just great, that's a quality artist right there, one that knows his foundations to the core and one that has excellent design skills. Really inspiring! Thanks for this :)
Wow! This was so helpful! Thank you Darren and Scott!
Awesome video! It would be awesome if you made a follow up video in which darren or you made a bare bones sort of silhouette and then you both separately filled them out and finished them :o.
delicious variety and thoughts of the structure under things. thank you!
Awesome.
One of the takeaways I had from this video is where you mentioned you need to 'know your audience.'
I had been working on a project, and showing the sketches to the client... the results were rather disappointing, and the client was becoming increasingly frustrating to work with. I thought I was helping the client to see my thought process, but the bottom line is that they are not familiar with the artists' thought process, and it just confuses them. It is really important to know your audience, and what is going to be appropriate to show them.
That being said, this video was a wonderful tour through an awesome set of sketches and thumbnails - which I, as a fellow artist, thoroughly enjoyed.
Well done ;)!! love this sketchbook series!
Ooh My God! I really love this sketches! Im motivated to improve my skills with this video, Congrats buddy !
Love these videos. Thanks guys!
Very great design idea.
This helped me getting ideas for drawing mechs even though I draw for fun
simply amazing! thanks for sharing
Awesome sketchbook!
Awesome. Thank you for making those vids. Keep em coming !
So many sweet designs!!! *___*
This will be a cool book. Great stuff Darren
glad u liked it
The last two videos have been amazingly inspirational! I could watch these every day.
I'm feeling more confident with my decision to transition ink drawings as a sketching medium. I have a tendency to overrender which slows down repetition which is essential to design. Ink forces me to think before making a mark and it forces me to move on when a drawing isn't working. The fact that the mech sketches take 5-20 minutes to create is a little shocking to me since working digitally I've had times when I could easily spend 6 hours on the first thumbnail every day.
Thank you Scott and Darren. You can cut the inspiration with a knife! Keep it up!
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this is really really awesome... and very informative and inspirational at the same time... thank you so much... :)
So inspiring! Gave me an idea...thanks for posting:)
Pretty awesome.
This is amazing! I'd love to do the same one day.
wonderful, thanks for inspiring me
What a great name!
awesome work Darren
thanks
i love mecha. Nice job.
I know it's a long shot but can u get Daniel Simon to show some of his sketches? That would just top everything! ^_^
I'd like to see his sketchbook for when he worked at Insomniac. For a while there my favorite games were consistently made by Insomniac, I've played every one of their games except Fuze and Sunset Overdrive, the Ratchet & Clank and Resistance series have always been right near the top of my list. It's interesting to see what the guy who came up with some of the weapons and chimera is capable of in a slightly different setting.
A lot of masamune shirow influence. :)
Can't wait to see John Park hahha... nice sketchs, i learned a lot from this videos, keep it loose and thing more :D
Awesome video!
this is awesome
Darren says, "Exactly, yeah" a lot lol.
lol
Time to sketch some creations!
Just checked out his website...wow...amazing stuff on show. Not sure if anyone can answer this one but in the Mechanics section of his gallery what does he use for the colouring in of images? I'm just curious if they're things like copic markers or some digital medium.
Digital, most likely photoshop.
ScarletFame Correct, I think he's a Photoshop guy.
Awesome!!!
Awesome sketches
beautiful
From 11:43, the mech on the left is awesome.
Way too late, but I wonder about the meaning of the 2 red dots from 12:57.
Wicked sketchbook!
I wish I could draw like DIS.
I wish I could draw that good
Fantastici Progetti !
Does Darren have any social profiles where we can follow his work, Art Station for example?
He has an Instagram account, dqsketches.
@@scottrobertsondesign Ok, thank you
You,re amazing😀
@10:38 looks super cool
I'm drowning in inspiration
Eyegasm!
this really motivates me to avoid awkward interviews
THAAAAANK YOUU!!!!!!
thanks
i would kill for a decent mech game for xbox or any console, the best one was phantom crash if you could get something atarted im sure you would be a hero
Kow yokoyama would be pleased
how do u draw a mech i can only make a mech out of golfball, cylinder
more!:)
what was that render book you were referencing in the latter part of the vidya?
abbazabbajuice Not sure, but it was most likely my book How To Render.
awesome work! but... does Darren realize his rubber stamp is stamped 90 degree off? :P
What class did he take to draw like this
queenofsheba1000 life and inspiration 101
What's the name of the book?
What’s that sketchbook called?
Does anyone know what shade of copic markers he uses? and any links would be awesome,
Hi, I usually like to keep to the lighter values Copic, I find that 3 or 2 cool grey works well with the Cottonwood sketchbook paper.
I liked it before I even watched it, lol :D
"exactly"
🤩😍
"oh no he will only show one side of the sketchbook.. we're all gonna dieee aaaaa...aa..." my brain when you said you'll only show one side of the page.. my other brain: i want him to make a video showing all the pages we did'nt see.. me: (-_- ) i totally approve of this art. gimme more.
His book published by Design Studio Press has all of these sketches in it.
designstudiopress.com/product/inkworks-vol-1/
where can we buy this?
the voice is like Jazza
Anyone know the dimensions of this sketchbook?
It's 5 x 8.25" (12.7 x 21cm) More info here. www.cottonwoodarts.com/product/sketchbook-d3-5x8-25/
Scott Robertson Thank you sir. Great video. hope to see more soon
bacana eu gosto muito.
福郭WWWW
you know XD
Jesus. O_O
First!