so much time has passed since last video, can't say that for me changed much, but i wish scott is fine, because his books and gnomon tutorials unironically saved my life, while period of time when i had emotional burnout due drawing practice which made drawing for me to feel like routine. i feel better now and it's all because of him
Thanks for this Scott, I've been designing FOR VR environments for a while now, seems logical to ramp up and actually design IN VR, thanks for the inspiring nudge.
Thank you for open my mind! It makes me dream about of the Future every nearest to the new technologies and engineering 3D! Is amazing! Thanks for the Webinar!
Hey Scott, you are amazing and always an inspiration. I have all of our books and DVDs but wondered where I could get your brushes if they are available?
I want to hit one pivotal point in the video before I go on. 14:00. It's amazing that working in VR, has upgraded my 2D design skills not just my 3D skills. We you take away all of the cumbersomeness of 3D tools it leave you to focus on design, not buttons. Right now I only use Meduim but once I read the fine print on Gravity rights I'll consider it. I started but it seem they wanted rights to my devices. It was invasive so I foregoes. Other than that, Scott has been an inspiration for decades so I will consider the app not being unethical.
Hi Scott! I love your book "How to draw". But my biggest problem is how to build and draw grids the right way. I.e. the Brewer Method I have many issues with, because as I see that the evolving net of grids the squares in front of my lens are smaller than some squares in the background... Maybe you can make a video showing us to draw grids step by step?
another great video! i do have a question that is more offtopic, iam halfway through your "h2dr" book and ive ben drawing boxes and other shapes for a while while practicing grids. But iam kinda stuck on going from boxes to actual stuff like a car for example. also staying in perspective without drawing a full grid and COV seems really hard for me. any advice?
Hi Scott, I bought your book and I wanted to ask you a question, from Chapter 3 Perspective Drawing Techniques and up , should I use a ruler for all the exercises or just eyeball it freehand? Any tips coming from you will be highly appreciated. Thanks
Also Scott Robertson.. I think you're drawing book specifically 'how to Render" and is absolutely amazing that you've clearly progressed well enough in art to carve out a life for yourself "well.. lucky enough that you were able to carve out anything at all, as most artists don't ever make it anywhere near financial stability. Must have been an enormous undertaking. Also, shifting gears, when I said Chip Foose gets the gist of reflection plotting.. I do not mean that he gets every part of it , and I do not know how well Chip Foose understands reflections, and how much he relies on reference? I do however wish someone could critique my work and tell me where the hell I'm going wrong lol. Because I just want to get enough money to sustain myself financially at least sometimes, but even if i were good, in my 'inexperienced, rather unexperienced opinion ,when it comes to financials it appears to me that you got to be the best of the best "sketch artist" to make any money being a designer nowadays. What do you think Robert?? Because to me at the very least it does appear that the market is Saturated with top high-end designers. I'll end it with this.. I don't know enough about how the transportation design and or industrial design product design markets run, I've never made it that far, I wouldn't even know where to begin. But I do know that your design work has to be easily and accurately translatable for lack of a better word, and must be able to perform design changes at the drop of a hat. I don't know, all I know is I'm disabled and I'm desperate and I need to make money for my kids blah blah blsh, and for financial cushion because who knows where the world's going nowadays? Anyways I still love that bad ass car you did that was printed near the end of the how to draw cars the hot wheels book. It was a black car you did with shock and I believe marker. I can always spot your designs when I'm looking through hot wheels and the toy sections at the stores. Oh yeah also is it just me or does it seem that hot wheels aren't as cool as they used to be? They have a lot more detail but the designs are so out there they're so gaudy I'm thinking they're targeted at little kids? I'm really not sure other than collectors I still mostly see adult men looking through the hot wheels cars and I'd love to have a job there so freaking cool
Scott's career path isn't one a person can emulate. He's an instructor at the most prestigious design institution in the United States. His teachings are the default text for industrial designers in the modern era. This is like asking Steph Curry if he has time to help you with your layup lol... To answer your question: a few hours of dedicated practice every single day will get you to the point where your services are marketable but it may take a few years depending on your aptitude and dedication to the craft. If failure is not considered an option you won't fail.
Would you be willing to direct me to a page or chapter of your book "How to draw" where transferring measurements from one axis/dimension to another is covered? Transferring scale on the same axis is relatively easy, see the chapter where you place the figure in a pool/hole in th ground, and moving it left to right according to reference points. Or duplicating rectangles by dividing them. But how to make a horizontal distance the same as a vertical distance, for example? Is this only possible with ellipses? Something else? This is driving me crazy and i think my own overthinking is blocking me from seeing the light here...it CANT be that hard, but noone seems to explain it, not even you in your book...
You got it right...ellipses! Ellipses are circles in perspective, which means squares can be drawn around them and therefore you will have a 1x1x1 cube used to measure in X, Y, Z space.
I really like the idea of sketching in vr, but watching this content is just making me so ill. I would love to see some sort of fixed perspective recording.
Look at my previous video where it's all first person POV. Trust me though, watching a VR session on a flat screen is an awful viewing experience versus being in it where you control all the camera movements.
so much time has passed since last video, can't say that for me changed much, but i wish scott is fine, because his books and gnomon tutorials unironically saved my life, while period of time when i had emotional burnout due drawing practice which made drawing for me to feel like routine.
i feel better now and it's all because of him
Thank you, this is super exciting.. 🙏
Great video and loved the little bit of custom-brush/concept artist lateral thinking too! :)
Thanks for this Scott, I've been designing FOR VR environments for a while now, seems logical to ramp up and actually design IN VR, thanks for the inspiring nudge.
Thank you Scott Robertson 🙏🙇♂️
Sir i just love your books how to render and how to draw, thank you for sharing all that information
Thanks Scott! Learnt a lot already with just this webinar...anche checked your Motorbike 3d model...now I have a good reference for great surfaces 😅😍
Yeeeeees always looking for pro tips for gravity sketch, its an amazing tool
Eres tremendo papuuuu
Gracias por ser una inspiración para mi e inspirar con tus vídeos, libros e ilustraciones
Thank you for open my mind! It makes me dream about of the Future every nearest to the new technologies and engineering 3D! Is amazing! Thanks for the Webinar!
Much appreciated Scott. Kudos to the team behind Gravity Sketch. Thanks for the Webinar.
Hey Scott, you are amazing and always an inspiration. I have all of our books and DVDs but wondered where I could get your brushes if they are available?
Dang really ashamed no more uploads - I was really looking forward to your new content in a new media form
I want to hit one pivotal point in the video before I go on. 14:00. It's amazing that working in VR, has upgraded my 2D design skills not just my 3D skills. We you take away all of the cumbersomeness of 3D tools it leave you to focus on design, not buttons. Right now I only use Meduim but once I read the fine print on Gravity rights I'll consider it. I started but it seem they wanted rights to my devices. It was invasive so I foregoes. Other than that, Scott has been an inspiration for decades so I will consider the app not being unethical.
Thank you Scott.
Please come back..
Old is Gold
Hi Scott! I love your book "How to draw". But my biggest problem is how to build and draw grids the right way. I.e. the Brewer Method I have many issues with, because as I see that the evolving net of grids the squares in front of my lens are smaller than some squares in the background... Maybe you can make a video showing us to draw grids step by step?
much love scott you're the goat
Muy bueno, gracias por compartir!!!!
another great video! i do have a question that is more offtopic, iam halfway through your "h2dr" book and ive ben drawing boxes and other shapes for a while while practicing grids. But iam kinda stuck on going from boxes to actual stuff like a car for example. also staying in perspective without drawing a full grid and COV seems really hard for me. any advice?
Hi Scott, I bought your book and I wanted to ask you a question, from Chapter 3 Perspective Drawing Techniques and up , should I use a ruler for all the exercises or just eyeball it freehand? Any tips coming from you will be highly appreciated. Thanks
Update. Please draw a yacht live!
Those ships in the background look almost as if they were modeled in Blender?
Also sorry that I referred you as Robert, Scott lol.
Also Scott Robertson.. I think you're drawing book specifically 'how to Render" and is absolutely amazing that you've clearly progressed well enough in art to carve out a life for yourself "well.. lucky enough that you were able to carve out anything at all, as most artists don't ever make it anywhere near financial stability. Must have been an enormous undertaking. Also, shifting gears, when I said Chip Foose gets the gist of reflection plotting.. I do not mean that he gets every part of it , and I do not know how well Chip Foose understands reflections, and how much he relies on reference? I do however wish someone could critique my work and tell me where the hell I'm going wrong lol. Because I just want to get enough money to sustain myself financially at least sometimes, but even if i were good, in my 'inexperienced, rather unexperienced opinion ,when it comes to financials it appears to me that you got to be the best of the best "sketch artist" to make any money being a designer nowadays. What do you think Robert?? Because to me at the very least it does appear that the market is Saturated with top high-end designers. I'll end it with this.. I don't know enough about how the transportation design and or industrial design product design markets run, I've never made it that far, I wouldn't even know where to begin. But I do know that your design work has to be easily and accurately translatable for lack of a better word, and must be able to perform design changes at the drop of a hat. I don't know, all I know is I'm disabled and I'm desperate and I need to make money for my kids blah blah blsh, and for financial cushion because who knows where the world's going nowadays? Anyways I still love that bad ass car you did that was printed near the end of the how to draw cars the hot wheels book. It was a black car you did with shock and I believe marker. I can always spot your designs when I'm looking through hot wheels and the toy sections at the stores. Oh yeah also is it just me or does it seem that hot wheels aren't as cool as they used to be? They have a lot more detail but the designs are so out there they're so gaudy I'm thinking they're targeted at little kids? I'm really not sure other than collectors I still mostly see adult men looking through the hot wheels cars and I'd love to have a job there so freaking cool
Scott's career path isn't one a person can emulate. He's an instructor at the most prestigious design institution in the United States. His teachings are the default text for industrial designers in the modern era. This is like asking Steph Curry if he has time to help you with your layup lol... To answer your question: a few hours of dedicated practice every single day will get you to the point where your services are marketable but it may take a few years depending on your aptitude and dedication to the craft. If failure is not considered an option you won't fail.
Hola soy Jochy Polanco de republica Dominicana 🇩🇴
Cantante compositor pero amo también el diseño automotriz
Hago mi propio diseño.
Scott how to design coming?
Not soon, sorry, but all of this content will eventually be a part of that book.
@@scottrobertsondesign not to annoy you, but approx. when do you plan publishing it? ( would buy it the first day its out)
Thanks
Would you be willing to direct me to a page or chapter of your book "How to draw" where transferring measurements from one axis/dimension to another is covered?
Transferring scale on the same axis is relatively easy, see the chapter where you place the figure in a pool/hole in th ground, and moving it left to right according to reference points.
Or duplicating rectangles by dividing them. But how to make a horizontal distance the same as a vertical distance, for example?
Is this only possible with ellipses? Something else? This is driving me crazy and i think my own overthinking is blocking me from seeing the light here...it CANT be that hard, but noone seems to explain it, not even you in your book...
You got it right...ellipses! Ellipses are circles in perspective, which means squares can be drawn around them and therefore you will have a 1x1x1 cube used to measure in X, Y, Z space.
@@scottrobertsondesign Thank you~, especially since that question was offtopic to this video.
I really like the idea of sketching in vr, but watching this content is just making me so ill. I would love to see some sort of fixed perspective recording.
Look at my previous video where it's all first person POV. Trust me though, watching a VR session on a flat screen is an awful viewing experience versus being in it where you control all the camera movements.
Woow Scott you are beautiful daddy 😍😍😍😍
Como back man
awesome
Excellent work! Are you interested in providing online tutorials?
I'm glad you removed the video on the NFT. Thank you. Please don't scare us like that, and please don't aid something so unethical.