No Time Lapse!! [Narrated Illustration, Part 1]
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ugh... i really love how youre doing a series real time. i dont care if they get boring... every little bit helps man. just watching line placement, object placement, shading, alll of it. it would make me super happy to see you do more of these. it helps me learn to improve by seeing these stages. i can think, "hey do this stage. ok now for the next one. ok now the next." and progress through a picture. thanks! youre totally helping me improve a ton!
Thanks!
No, thank you!
Thank you for being raw and uncut. I also thought your directions were clear and I didn't feel overwhelmed by your techniques or instructions like I feel when I'm watching other videos or in certain art classes. Your teaching style is very accessible and you're a funny guy as well!
Thank you :)
please do more of these we need them!!!!!!
Oh, please, PLEASE don't be afraid of long videos. This is what I've been waiting for you to do! Twenty minutes is nothing. I love the "no time lapse" and I love watching you draw. I love that you show the entire process, because that's exactly what some of us want. It's also how we (well, I) learn from you. This is fantastic, and I was absorbed every minute. Thanks!
I'm a writer and I love playing your videos in the background while I write. There's something about your voice and watching you bring a world to life through art that just makes my writing that much easier. Thank you.
I think you should most definitely do this again. I think it helps with the technique and a much more realism effect to it.
It's really suprising to see how much thought you have to small things that I have never thought of as important, like the trees in the backround, and how high the umbrella is in relation to the shrine.
Honestly, I like the longer videos. I think you should stop worrying about how long the tutorials get. I love to see step by step. :)
+Ava Thrasher Have you tried my second "no time lapse" series? Four videos, not a single second of time lapse: ruclips.net/video/Oq3eS43BcPs/видео.html
I just can't stop wondering how simple Mark's drawing process is, yet how beautiful are these pieces of work when they are finished.
Whenever I have art in school,The teacher always tells us to hurry up,be quick with our drawings and It's SO annoying >.< I wish I had an art teacher like you,you already tought me more then any of my art teachers :D
I'm actually really glad you're doing this series, Mark. You really get to see your process and like you mentioned show people that an illustration's not something that comes automatically. I actually added this video and will add the rest of the series in a playlist of all things that can help artists because I feel like new artists need to understand that perfection comes through time and effort. So, I'm looking forward to the rest of the series and hope you do more of these in the future. c:
i thought the real time was very helpful to understand what you are thinking as you draw
nothing about this drawing is boring. in fact i find every second captivating and interesting. i would love to see more videos like this.
Poor Old Man Time Lapse... he was forgotten
RareFairyRaindrop old man timelapse needs some rest, he has been overused, he wants to be left alone
+RareFairyRaindrop Through the course of these 4 videos, he's going on retirement
It is extremely helpful to see your process like this. I too find that art is a process, like sculpting the picture from rough to detailed. Good art is crafted, even by the masters.
I like this idea. No time lapse can help a lot of people to get more the little details that sometimes we miss.
Thank you for this, it really helps.
I love the real time video idea. Having spent hours on illustrations myself, I find it really fascinating to watch other people go through the process. Especially someone with so much more skill, experience and years behind their work!
Thanks for going out there and trying something different Mark. I appreciate that you are willing to do something different, even if it makes you feel uncomfortable. I am totally looking forward to seeing these videos and how it turns out!
A few years too late, but hey! I love that format.
I just started drawing a few weeks earlyer and I think I learn a lot by seeing this non time lapsed videos. It gives me the right feeling about how long it is going to take to make a decent coloring. And I try to notice all the little nuances in holding the pencil, drawing something, changing it again, seeing decisions forming. Good stuff.
Don't worry so much about the time. I love watching unedited, non time-lapse art videos, they're so much more effective for learning from than a few quick shots of a drawing or painting which probably took hours.
Wish I didn't have to wait a week for the next part!
Really liked the part about the choice to draw the umbrella first, really opened my eyes to the thought process behind the creation of a good composition. I'll bear that in mind next time I pick up my pencil to draw.
Thank you very much Mr. Crilley. I want to be a concept artist when I'm older and seeing a no time-lapse video really helped me see how long it truly takes to make a well detailed drawing. I admire that you listened to your fans and did a whole illustration (and commentary!) without time lapse. :)
I'm really glad you're doing these videos without time lapse; for a long time I would get really discouraged when it took me a while to draw something because I never knew how much time really went into these sort of things, and I feel like showing the whole process will help beginners not to feel self-conscious about taking a while to finish their drawings/paintings because they'll have a more accurate sense of how much time and effort artists put in to their works :)
I'm so glad you're doing this little video series thing. It's already helping me put illustration in a better perspective, especially your comment about the time it takes for a finished piece. I used to get discouraged, thinking, 'this'll take me forever'. But not so much now. Thank You Mark! ^_^
Can't imagine any artist who is truly interested in becoming a 'better' artist wouldn't appreciate this and the subsequent videos in the step-by-step process. That's really what drawing is, a process.
I think it is great, especially when you talk about your thinking process. Using a hill ridge to guide attention to a subject, like the edge running from her head to the shrine. I am looking forward to your next lessons.
I think a bright red colour looks amazing in a dark illustration! This kind of video is great, no time lapse gives a better feeling of how you actually go about doing a work. More honest and informative.
In my weakest moments, when I'm doubting myself, questioning my ability to draw, lacking some inspiration.. I watch one of your videos, Mark.
After that, everything is okay, I feel the aspiration and energy flowing again to create something with pencil and paper.
Thank you so much.
Mark, this was wonderful! I love seeing you come out of your shell. Everyone who really appreciates you as a fan, friend, and a teacher will too.
I loved and watched the whole video. It was really good. I'm really glad that you're doing a no time lapse video because it's more efficient to understand the stages you're doing while you're drawing. Gives more ideas. Thank you so much. And I would love to see the rest of this drawing if it exists, like colored one or something.
these are the videos we need more of.....just watch and now im starting over so i can follow along....thank you for motivating me to get back to drawing.
No time-lapse is great, loving the step by step. I could happily watch these types of vids for hours. Really looking forward to the colouring stage, this is what I need most practice/advice with. Thanks
I think the whole process is a good idea. It's nice to see the framework that we are applying all the other videos info to.
Mark,
this was really helpful and I would love to see more of these. Seeing the evolution of your drawing from "crappy" (hah!) sketch to mostly finished sketch is really helpful for me in understanding where I am at with my own sketching -- also useful to see your process.
Thanks for posting this.
Mark please keep this up at least once in a blue moon, seeing your step by step techniques is helpful beyond description
My friends and I plan on starting are own comic business with me being the artist and they will get the other stuff. You inspired me to grow as an artist and you taught me through your videos many techniques, and I've even seen a documentary of you and how you got started. There will never be enough thanks I can give to you for pushing me forward,you're AWESOME.
Wow your drawings are incredible !!!! Just by watching your videos I have improved SOOOO much you've inspired me to draw more and more so THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH I am truly grateful please continue with everything
Great video, Mark. Nice to have a tutorial done in this way and see and hear the thought process as well as the drawing. Keep it up. Thanks for doing it.
you shouldn't be nervous, most of the people that are interested in your videos for artistic reasons will love these long videos, and the other crowds will love the short time lapses. These are great so far and I hope you do a bunch more.
I'm so excited for the other videos! It's so helpful to be able to know the thought process through the planning and to be able to see sort of the "storyboard" process in illustration. I don't think you have to worry about losing subscribers :) I find this process helpful for any artist - even in story writing, to not be afraid to have a "rough draft". Thanks for making this!
You don't give yourself enough credit Mark. You're an excellent artist, and no matter what pose you choose (motion or not) it's always intriguing. I think it's personally because you're really well-versed in drawing anatomy, and as you said yourself your landscape scenes are exceptional. There's a sort of vintage quality to your pictures that always makes me keep watching ;)
Yay, finally. I see a lot of beginners who tend to think illustrations come together in a matter of a few minutes, I think you're in a great position to show them you have to be willing to spend some real time on a piece for it to look good :).
On an unrelated note, I want to hear Mark's outgoing voice message. I can just imagine it: "Hey this is Mark Crilley. I'm not home right now, but please leave a message and I'll get back to you....real soon."
Excellent idea so many other video's cut out the process. Seeing this has helped me so much can't wait to view the rest,
Hey Mark, I love the way this video was and so far this is probably my favorite illustration I've seen by you. I love the whole rain aspect and shrine and can picture the entire scene. It all seems very calming.
Mark, I just want to say thank you for making this video series. I'm going to be majoring in illustration and videos like these give me confidence and great tips on how to better myself. Thanks a lot and for being committed to your illustrator fans.
The petals of the plum blossoms could flow through the air, perhaps creating an addition to the solemn feel to the composition.
Awesome videos Mark, you made me reborn to the world of drawing, my sincere thanks.
Waiting for more of your art.
Really loved the video and also the fact that it wasn't made in time lapse.
I appreciate, for doing a video compilation where you show all the steps until the final draw because, at least for me, it gives me an idea of how real draughtsmen do their sketches and that will surely help me improve my art skills.
Thank very much once again for making such video and I hope you continue to do more of these :) !!!
I love having your videos playing in the background as I draw. You voice is really calming somehow.
Thank you Mr. Crilley. I really, really needed to see this. Can't wait to see the rest of these videos.
Love the real-time approach. It seems important to get a feel for how it starts loose and is developed as you go along and polished at the end. We lose a lot of that in the time lapse. Personally I'd like to see more of this kind of video going forward, but all your videos have been helpful. Thanks for sharing them.
It's so much easier to follow along with you, this no time lapse idea is a great one. I wish you wouldn't wait a week to add another part because this is coming along very nicely.
Hi Mark.
I know this video has been around for a while, but only just managed to watch it, I know. Would just like to say that I am pleased to see you creating the fore-ground first. Always thought I was a bit weird doing the same thing. Thank you for giving me hope.
More real time videos Mark! I love this, thank you so much for doing it! I think realtime will help a lot of less experienced artists out there really learn the details. Keep it coming!
Thank you so much for doing these videos Mark! I am very excited to watch how this illustration comes together! Don't feel bad about the lack of time lapse. It is very helpful to see how you draw in real time. Thanks again!
Finally no time laspe ... Mark you have out standing videos and has help me personally tons when coming to how to draw better ... thanks a million
Yes. finally a video explaining the process, not just the finished product. More videos like this. thanks.
I am very happy to see you take the time to make this. Even your rough drawing looks great !!!
super ...... this video has made my transition from oil to acrilics much easier than I imagined 4 my first watercolor. A painting with distilled acrilics and a 1st seriously scetched composition .... a bullmoose on a forest road foregroung rt observing a fly-fisherman in the middle ground left ..... thanks .... looking forward to your next .....
It is great to see you go through the pencils phase of an illustration!
Thanks so much! This entire series will really help me with everything!! It's almost as if you've taught use a lot of different smaller things and this will help us learn to put hem all together into one complete drawing! Thank you!!!
Observing your process in real time is really helpful to study your method and approach.
Loving the drawing already! I really like the idea of a real time illustration too.
I would sit here happy to watch a video that was an hour or more. Watching your videos makes it easier to get focused and draw my own stuff. Thanks Mark :)
I really liked this video! I wish all your videos were like this! I'm in love with drawings incluiding umbrellas, so i really enjoyed this.
I think the sketch look is beautiful but I Love what you do with the shrine to make it more finalized.
Getting started on a drawing is always the hardest thing for me.I like your time lapse videos and it doesn't bother me when you go to time lapse on your regular video.
Mark this is the BOMB! I watched this video and reattempted drawing a silhouetted figure, something i had trouble doing for a while, and miraculously got it spot on this time! Your videos are super inspirational and I appreciated them a lot. Please, keep up the awesome work!
I love this timelapse-free approach. I hope you do more video series like this.
That is actually a really cool video idea... And I totally look forward to the finished drawing!!!
This is a great idea! Seeing an illustration come to life without time lapse is a nice change of perspective. It makes me feel much better about my own drawings when I see it's not "perfect" from the get-go. Can't wait for next week! :)
Looking forward to seeing the finished illustration.
You are the only teacher I have had that has actually taught me something about art and drawing. So I thank you
I love seeing the whole process involved in the drawing, thanks a lot Mark :)
Yes! Thank you so much for this series--anything honest/behind the scenes/real process is SO helpful :)
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this. I have learned so much from you, and will continue to watch your channel. You are an amazing artist, and I am honored to learn from you.
Wonderful! Thank you for the "no time lapse"! It is great seeing everything in real time!
Showing the entire process really helps me as a manga artist myself. THANK YOU!
How would I hate it? It's not boring at all! I find it very, very intresting! You tought me so much, THANK YOU! Do more of these! I love it!
Mark, I like all the vids that you have kindly posted here on youtube.
I enjoy them all and I have learned a lot.
Thank you very much for your time and effort in producing these vids.
Please keep it up, I love this! I can't wait for the next one. Thank you so much for sharing the creative process with us! You are awesome!
it worth! to see the whole process so thanks Mark! I can't wait for the watercolor vid
I like this idea, it's a really good idea and will probably answer a lot of questions that you might have a hard time answering in specific videos
This was great I am happy that you started this project as an artist my self I am glad you are being honest about the time it takes to do a drawing. I use many of the same techniques you use so when you mentioned the rough water color I laughed its going to be a great mini series.
You have my support I will be here as always for everyone of your videos.
I am a beginner artist and this video really helped me realize that I need to draw very loosely in the beginning. Thanks Mark!!
This is really interesting I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product and what you do to get there.
I like this real-time video stuff, seeing the effort and time that goes into this stuff is really inspiring... I like to take my time when I draw too and it's cool to see that you don't always have to go so quickly, generally the more time I spend on a drawing the more I enjoy it. thanks for letting me peek into your imagination I'm sure your picture will turn out great.
This is fantastic! Thanks for committing and sharing. Right with you. Nothing boring here.
That was one of the best ones yet but have to wait until the last three those are going to be really good ones too I'm really looking forward Mark!
I really like the long videos. It's so cozy watching your drawings step by step :))
I think it's really good to see this all in real-time, even for the people who prefer time-lapse. I don't know if I necessarily prefer real-time, but I'm glad you're doing this :) If you hadn't kept talking about the time, I wouldn't have noticed 23 minutes passing!
Plus, I love this scene, it's really beautiful and as a writer, I can already imagine a story behind it!
I love how Crilley listens to his fans. People were complaining about time-lapse so he makes a full real time video.
Mark great video, certainly looking forward to those upcoming, but I think that those trees should be Sakura or plum blossoms, because the pinkish hue of it will certainly create a contrast between the grays of the rainy scene. It may also give a indication of the general region that the composition is trying convey.
Thank you so much for doing this series Mr. Crilley! I've always found following your how-to draw videos VERY helpful. I really appreciate it. :)
oh my god thank you I've been having so much trubble with placing all my items and your way for drawing humans by just filling up space untill it came out. please keep up the great work. thanks
it's just amazing man. Pleaseeee do more videos like that, when you're done with these four
Thank you for doing this! (:
I really want to see the next part, because I'm bad with water colors. I love to see how you spend time on something and how you kinda figure things out on your way to the end.
Looking forward to more!
This is the very first time I have seen one of your videos. I think you should do more videos like this. Too many people do time lapse videos, it's good to see some real time drawing videos for a change.
This will probably be the best of Mark Crilley. Please don't let this be the last ! ! !
I liked when he talked about his weaknesses, it made me much more comfortable about my own shortcomings as an artist.