@jasondrepin: Many of you have been asking what kind of pens I am using. I am using Chartpak and Copic markers, which you should be able to find at your local art store.
Walking with the eye is a very interesting idea. When I looked up to that massive void in a cathedral, its like you inhabit that massive space with your eyes and imagination instead of with your body. Like how your brain simulates how you could move through a space or perch on a ledge, and architecture can guide your eyes to journeys beyond your own bodily limit... unless you do parkour of course
I love how he doesnt fill the whole paper with the blue of the sky. Because what matters is the relationship between the blue colour and the outline of the drawing, thats all you need to make out that there is a blue sky behind it.
It is interesting that most of old people recommend drawing hand free more than on the computer, I have old teachers who say that very often, and I just wonder if they are actually right or they just went like this all their life so now is more natural for them to be able to design this way.
Drawing by hand allows for non-linear thinking, in a nutshell provides far more scope to think outside the box and develop your design more creatively and naturally than using a computer which is far quicker - but also far more logical and results in a usually far less interesting and effective design. That said I find computers a great way to test ideas when there is no time or resources for hand modelling, and also for creating workbooks, layouts and computer rendered images when the project is nearing completion.
I think it depends on how you master the art of representing what is in your mind flow, because as fast and fluid your ideas and imagination develops and "pops out " in your head, the more is needed to have a practical and prompted art skill. Most of Old people professionals masters other type of tools than new ones. There´s no better tool in absolute, its just a kind of having the right practice with it.
***** What if I draw in paint on a computer with touchscreen? I find it to be the exact same but better because you don't make any mess when you erase, you have access to all different colors without spending money on markers, and you don't waste paper but my teacher said it wasn't the same.
***** To be fair digital art programs offer a far more similar experience - I was referring mainly to digital design programs ie. sketch up , revit etc- Sketching is a far more free and natural experience allowing less straightforward thinking - have also had many ideas arise from overlapping sketches on a page by accident or from overlapping trace
he has more videos on his channel if you haven't seen all of them, though you probably have found them as a year has now passed by since you commented the question.
The problem is that the international style is so prominent. Most skyscrapers and other buildings are just boxes. Try to compare Shanghai with Tokio, New York City with Chicago, and you'll find out that the skyline of all the cities is identic.
I see you made the change 8 months ago. So you are prolly well aware of all the stress and pain and exhaustion that comes with architecture studies. Hang in there, bro. Hang in there.
I am not an architect, but I play minecraft and in minecraft build buildings and stuff and you can always look at the last thing you have built and make it better. The only limmit there is that you use blocks to build is it, or nooo
dear architect have you ever heard about Leon Krier? Personally I disagree with many of his ideas. But on the other hand, plenty of them suits exactly to people like you.
It's too bad that Barry Berkus died. Nevertheless he left behind a legacy to all mankind, to profit from it. He was a great architect!
He gives me Bob Ross vibe but w architecture
I could watch these videos forever, there is so much intelligence in those drawings
@jasondrepin: Many of you have been asking what kind of pens I am using. I am using Chartpak and Copic markers, which you should be able to find at your local art store.
Walking with the eye is a very interesting idea. When I looked up to that massive void in a cathedral, its like you inhabit that massive space with your eyes and imagination instead of with your body. Like how your brain simulates how you could move through a space or perch on a ledge, and architecture can guide your eyes to journeys beyond your own bodily limit... unless you do parkour of course
I can listen him all the time. What he shows to us is very inspiring , and how he descripe it gives a big understanding to new architects
2 minute videos that i can learn so much from, i wish he was still alive to bless us with more videos like this one :(
Rest in peace king, came to know you this year. Great work walking with a third eye my lecturer used to tell me that
I love how he doesnt fill the whole paper with the blue of the sky. Because what matters is the relationship between the blue colour and the outline of the drawing, thats all you need to make out that there is a blue sky behind it.
that was inspiring. I wanna be an architect and i feel that i can always relate to your videos. Thanks Barry! :)
u can be a designer....at list by learning the materials and good structures can be a good start
I am going to practice these exercises. And buy some of those markers and paper. Thanks!
you sir, are amazing... giving my that second wind that pushes me into finishing this degree!
DJ B Did you finish?
You could mold the concrete slumped into a canvas tarp. Curved on the bottom, flat on top. Cantilevered to a central trunk.
I enjoy exploring nature, keep it onward!
Thank you for the inspiration sir!
Sometimes it gets hard for me to design, because all the ideas i have cramps up. Your explaination just opened my thoughts. Thank you so much :)
love his work ... its so creative and inspirational :D
I truly love it .. Thanks for sharing ...
thanks for creating such wonderful content
@BarryBerkus Thank you so much, i a a 12 yearold boy who realy wants to become a architect and u realy want to use markers that would help me.
this is magnific the form arquicteture beautiful
It's amazing picture you drew
It is interesting that most of old people recommend drawing hand free more than on the computer, I have old teachers who say that very often, and I just wonder if they are actually right or they just went like this all their life so now is more natural for them to be able to design this way.
Drawing by hand allows for non-linear thinking, in a nutshell provides far more scope to think outside the box and develop your design more creatively and naturally than using a computer which is far quicker - but also far more logical and results in a usually far less interesting and effective design. That said I find computers a great way to test ideas when there is no time or resources for hand modelling, and also for creating workbooks, layouts and computer rendered images when the project is nearing completion.
I think it depends on how you master the art of representing what is in your mind flow, because as fast and fluid your ideas and imagination develops and "pops out " in your head, the more is needed to have a practical and prompted art skill.
Most of Old people professionals masters other type of tools than new ones. There´s no better tool in absolute, its just a kind of having the right practice with it.
***** What if I draw in paint on a computer with touchscreen? I find it to be the exact same but better because you don't make any mess when you erase, you have access to all different colors without spending money on markers, and you don't waste paper but my teacher said it wasn't the same.
***** To be fair digital art programs offer a far more similar experience - I was referring mainly to digital design programs ie. sketch up , revit etc- Sketching is a far more free and natural experience allowing less straightforward thinking - have also had many ideas arise from overlapping sketches on a page by accident or from overlapping trace
***** as long as youre sketching on something it's all good
Oh my gosh. I can see real potential! What pens are you using? They're beautiful!
Where can I get your book? "Walking with the eye" is named I think? Please I want to learn!
My teacher always tell us "your form is very evident"
like when it looks like you copied the shape of something without making a notorious changes.
can anyone help me find more such lecture by barry berkus
.there should be more videos somewhere
he has more videos on his channel if you haven't seen all of them, though you probably have found them as a year has now passed by since you commented the question.
You should have more videos!
You should not stop making videos!
Grampa Barry, after your sketches on paper do you convert them to computer aided drawings or do you use drawing boards?
wow! Thanks! btw,what pencils do you use?
this man has great creativity…8
I love you work, I'm soon to start into Architecture, any advice to a new student?
The problem is that the international style is so prominent. Most skyscrapers and other buildings are just boxes. Try to compare Shanghai with Tokio, New York City with Chicago, and you'll find out that the skyline of all the cities is identic.
thank you very much for sharing this video.what brand are those pencils/markers
ummm... in the computer you could use photoshop and overlay stuff because you can work in layers but all in all good stuff.
who is the author of the book that you mention??
This guy is an architect GURU
where can I purchased the book you mentioned??
May I assume that the paper medium is similar to that of, if not, a tracing paper?
What a brilliant flow of ideas. He truly has an architecturally wired mind.
wonderful to watch an expert!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CAN I USE PRISMACOLOR MARKERS??
I see you made the change 8 months ago. So you are prolly well aware of all the stress and pain and exhaustion that comes with architecture studies.
Hang in there, bro. Hang in there.
A good example of how nature and see in person q imagine for what I require and I think as architects eh charm
The blue just distroyed it
i am student of architecture...i want to work in your office under your hand.how can that be possible for me plzz tell.
I was so engrossed in what he's drawing that I had to replay to listen again.
thanks for sharing
grz from belgium
Post more videos please!
RIP Barry.
Sir what company pens are you using ?
Permacolor
What’s the difference between an architect and an engineer?
Architects design structures, engineers tell you where and how big the beams need to be to hold it up.
those are awesome pens
sir am from the philippines i wanna be your student someday or be ur apprentice after graduation bcoz am taking now BS architecture here.
WHAT MARKERS ARE THEY!!!!
Chartpak all the way! Love it
please, which one is the book he mentioned here??
Walking with the eye _Barry BERKUS
Rim Zaim sassi kindly tell me where can i find it
you know what you could to with that plant ? hold it upside down and it might inspire you to draw a roof or something, hope i made sense
im a big fan.
THAT'S JUST THE SWEET PART....
Thank you very much!
I am not an architect, but I play minecraft and in minecraft build buildings
and stuff and you can always look at the last thing you have built and make it better. The only limmit there is that you use blocks to build is it, or nooo
RIP Barry🙏🏼
I can smell those Chartpak markers through the screen!
@hekoka looks similar to Promarkers.
very inspiring!
This made me think of Frank Lloyd Wright's 1947 proposal for The Huntington Hartford Sports Club and Play Resort.
dear architect have you ever heard about Leon Krier? Personally I disagree with many of his ideas. But on the other hand, plenty of them suits exactly to people like you.
love it
Legend
i typed in the power of drugs and this came up
2020, anyone?
Tudo o eu falo eu visualizo...
At least I have one of the skills down and packed, colouring like Barry Berkus. Check
according to who?? who said architecture isn't and art??? is much of and art as it is a science
Wow !!!! So much better than my teacher ... look easier !!!
you dont really design on cad you represent your ideas on cad thats for sure!
Ladies and gentleman, this is what we call a teacher.
OMG i wanna be your student !!!!
i wanna be as good as him :(
you are awesome !!
I Wish My grandpa can holds pen like you do D:
you can use computers its called layers XD
@jasondrepin chartpak
The architect is thought artist, and no architect is an artist.
Nice GPU there...
go ahead it 's worth it!:D
Is this guy high or something
FASCİNATİNG
dont :S
bad choice buddy bad choice
"How to think like an architect." OR "100 ways to spend your retirement days."
Very inspirational design ideas.