Thank you for taking your time explaining in depth! Some others just go over it too quickly. Something I realized that can help others do this without the reference planes (as they get familiar with the concept) is that the plane corner closer to the viewer is always going to have the "longer side" of the ellipse, from there we can figure out the rest.
Thanks for the tip! Is this because the closet plane corner tends to be "squashed" more? In the same way a camera lens with different lens have different distortion of the image? Just trying to understand a little more here :)
@@mspeanutsandicecream it's because of the angle of the corners. Usually the closest ones form an obtuse angle (more distortion) and the farthest ones are acute (less distorsion)
glad you find it useful! I don't think drawing has to be perfect as long as you convey the correct information or someone can deduce the right information from it.
Thank you! You did a wonderful job at explaining these things, don't ever doubt yourself. Your mini plane drawings were extremely useful. I am looking forward to see more videos like that!
Late to the party... But thanks for all the helpful tips in your videos. Currently relearning to draw after 10 years of not using it in work and these are helping a lot
In isometric view unlike in perspective the lines will not converge into a perspective point they will be always parallel. Artist drawing can be a field with flowers, sunshine and a forest. A product design sketch i usually communicating a products aesthetics and how it used or supposed to be used.
@@robertlkiss because top right sticks 🙂 cut in the middle, make a mirror effect, you will see you're making a mistake on the left side. I'm a drawing expert, trust me I'm sure, just check it.
Yeah that is the hard part, in industrial design you learn to draw long straight lines but that usually goes best in one direction so you always tend to adjust the paper for that. Which gives you nice results but sadly capturing it on video is less pleasant.
Thank you for taking your time explaining in depth! Some others just go over it too quickly.
Something I realized that can help others do this without the reference planes (as they get familiar with the concept) is that the plane corner closer to the viewer is always going to have the "longer side" of the ellipse, from there we can figure out the rest.
Thanks for the tip! Is this because the closet plane corner tends to be "squashed" more? In the same way a camera lens with different lens have different distortion of the image? Just trying to understand a little more here :)
@@mspeanutsandicecream it's because of the angle of the corners. Usually the closest ones form an obtuse angle (more distortion) and the farthest ones are acute (less distorsion)
@@abrhmsancehz OHHHH i see. Thanks so much for the explanation! Very helpful
I love watching your videos, makes me slow down my pace from an otherwise busy life. Thank you for posting!
@@VisualNerd im glad you enjoy them and thanks for the kind comment!
I really appreciate you explaining carefully and patiently, your videos are great and really helpful, please continue,thank you.
Thank you!
Your channel is so helpful, love the way you teach, Thank you so much for sharing all of these
So nice of you thank you!
This is so helpful bro! Thank you! Your channel deserves more attention.
Thank you. Glad it helped!
very detailed explanation and you're not always so perfect, but it looks perfect, when it comes out. That helps me a lot in my own drawings, thx
glad you find it useful! I don't think drawing has to be perfect as long as you convey the correct information or someone can deduce the right information from it.
Thank you! You did a wonderful job at explaining these things, don't ever doubt yourself. Your mini plane drawings were extremely useful. I am looking forward to see more videos like that!
Thank you very much, in glad you found my video useful ^_^
Late to the party... But thanks for all the helpful tips in your videos. Currently relearning to draw after 10 years of not using it in work and these are helping a lot
I'm very happy to hear that these videos are helping!
Notice how he flips the paper guys. You can draw straighter lines diagonally.
It's not necessairly diagonally , it's about finding any orientation that is most comfortable for your hand to draw in.
Thanks man. I am learning a lot from your channel
@@redhood7105 happy to hear that
Im following this right now and i got to say this is soooo helpful.
Thank you for the feedback, I love to hear that my videos are useful :)
i learn so much from you! thank you so much! keep up the great work!
Thank you for the kind words :)
number 1, do more video like that,thanks mate
Thank you! Will do for sure!
I am impressed at how straight those dang lines are! lol I know you've practiced that a million times, but still.
Thank you so much
Thank you!
Thank u
Thank you :)
Thank you so much man!!
Really useful, thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you
Glad it helped :)
!!Mind blown!! Thank you.
I'm glad you like it!
Waiting for more fundamentals and basics of drawing videos and you are really amazing and it helps alot, thanksss
Muy buen video, saludos desde Argentina!
Muchas gracias!
Very cool! Thank you
Glad you liked it!
YOU ARE AMAZING!
THANK YOU! :D
Thank you, this video helped me a lot🙏🙏🙏
I'm so glad!
this is amazing! thank you for making the video, it helps a ton :D
Very happy to hear that! :)
Thanks
Glad you like it
genial gran vídeo a la espera del próximo saludos 👏👏
Gustavo casillas gracias ^_^
You are needed to do a course for wannabe teachers and show them how to teach for others to GET IT You are terrific on all fronts-thanks!
Thank you very much, it is very nice of you to say that ^_^ I do enjoy sharing my knowledge with others :)
I love your content. 🙏🏼
Thank you very much ^_^
Your so awesome sir
Thanks :)
Very helpful Thank You!
Glad it was helpful!
The highlight of this video must be “an der schönen blauen donau” in the background while explaining. Cheers!
What is isometric view?
What is different between artist drawing & product design skeching?
Pls,,,,
I am interesting,,,,
Course name,,,
In isometric view unlike in perspective the lines will not converge into a perspective point they will be always parallel. Artist drawing can be a field with flowers, sunshine and a forest. A product design sketch i usually communicating a products aesthetics and how it used or supposed to be used.
@@robertlkiss
Do you take online class?
I want to do your online classes
What is the name of the degree in this course?
@@robertlkiss
You know what its admission elligibility,,
@@robertlkiss Thnk you..
I am working on putting an online class together. Should be done soon
"now the harder part comes" *crying*
✏
your talking is fine :)
Hmmm no, actually the top left line of the cube should be sticked to the border like on the right side... why did you crop it? 😏
Why should it stick to the border? I'm not sure I follow you.
@@robertlkiss because top right sticks 🙂 cut in the middle, make a mirror effect, you will see you're making a mistake on the left side. I'm a drawing expert, trust me I'm sure, just check it.
@@L3d0y1 Sure thing I trust you!
Сенкс
Видеомду көргөнүңүз үчүн рахмат
@@robertlkiss I was written :thanks but Russian alfavit
even your cube is better than mine, lol. how.
Never compare cubes, cubes are cubes. You just do you!
it's very helpful but try not to turn your papers so much
Yeah that is the hard part, in industrial design you learn to draw long straight lines but that usually goes best in one direction so you always tend to adjust the paper for that. Which gives you nice results but sadly capturing it on video is less pleasant.
fun fact: He cannot pronounce cube.
That is pure speculation!
😃🥰
🙏🙏🙏
thank you so much
Glad you liked it
Thank you.
You're welcome!