Huh, that's cool. Even after taking art classes, line weight still is something that goes over my head. I used to draw 3d shapes while taking notes in school, but now I'll change them a bit by adding different line weight. Thanks for the tip!
Definitely try it! It's really simple and benefits are overwhelming - almost everything you draw now has depth and looking cool :) Wish you a great success in art!
I like this trick. The "T" trick in drawing perspective foreshortening. I remember seeing it somewhere else but that was a long time ago. I’m happy to get the refresher here. Thank you.
One tip that I got from pixel art (that to be fair, I don't know if it translates well here), is that the outside outline should be darker than the overlapping outlines, to separate shapes from the same objects from the background ones.
I don't agree with the advice to never use straight lines. They're incredibly useful, especially if you're cartooning or drawing comic books, which is a more exaggerated reality, but even if realism is your goal, sneaking a straight line in there can really punch it up.
Yes, if you want to draw more stylized anatomy (for cartoons, comics), you can use straight lines. Also it's useful for a blockout with basic shapes like boxes. But in this video I cover standart anatomy as it is in academic drawing. Once you'll get comfortable with basic stuff, you can go all-in with stylization as deep as you want
Basically, it's just a different line weight, and on 3:17 I'm using it to show the aerial perspective. So the hand seems much closer to us than the body :)
I feel it's important to mention that Willy was dating Bec (Blade's ex who he's obsessed with). While it's likely Blade wouldn't have cared if someone else with little relation died around him, it feels like he cared even less about Willy's wellbeing because of this.
no offense, but NEVER using straight lines for anatomy can be a really harmful tip, especially for beginners and those still learning anatomy. preferring to not use straight lines is purely a stylistic choice. of course, anatomy isn't straight in real life but this isn't real life. even in less stylized artwork, straights and curves are crucial when making things look balanced and interesting. straight lines look good and are our friends.
Yes, if you want to draw more stylized anatomy (for cartoons, comics), you can use straight lines. Also it's useful for a blockout with basic shapes like boxes. But in this video I cover standart anatomy as it is in academic drawing. Once you'll get comfortable with basic stuff, you can go all-in with stylization as deep as you want
This is impossible to use any line weight tips without the knowledge of basic perspective. You're right, to draw anatomy we need to know the foundations :)
i have a problem that when i draw muscles my characters look like they dont have any skin how can i fix taht does anyone have any videos that teach this
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Dude, I LOVE when pros get the point across in under 5 mins , do more of these pleas, they’re amazing !
Thank you! More to come 😊🎨
Huh, that's cool. Even after taking art classes, line weight still is something that goes over my head.
I used to draw 3d shapes while taking notes in school, but now I'll change them a bit by adding different line weight. Thanks for the tip!
Definitely try it! It's really simple and benefits are overwhelming - almost everything you draw now has depth and looking cool :) Wish you a great success in art!
Dude that's HUGE. Thanks bro
Glad you've liked it :)
used this trick and It just improved my art tenfold. tysm for sharing this!!
Woow! I'm so happy for you! Glad it helped so much :)
The line thickness tip is actually very awesome
You're welcome! Glad that it was helpful :)
Your explanations are clear and straight to the point. Thanks so much for these vids!
You’re welcome, glad they were helpful! ☺️
Bro, thank you so much
I'm so happy to hear that it was helpful for you! Thank you so much for your heart-warming comment and wish you a great success in art, stay tuned :)
I only watched two of you videos and you already helped me SO much
You’re welcome ☺️
I like this trick. The "T" trick in drawing perspective foreshortening. I remember seeing it somewhere else but that was a long time ago. I’m happy to get the refresher here. Thank you.
Glad to hear it was helpful :)
You’re welcome!
This helped significantly thank you.
Glad that it was helpful :)
It's amazing to see that a simple trick can add so much quality to our drawings
thank you very much for sharing this with us
My pleasure 😊
I’m so glad that I found your channel! So helpful and no bs. You deserved a new sub!
You're always welcome :) Thank you!
This is a very useful and informative video! Thank you!
Yes, this was my main goal! Thank you for watching :)
interesting video. Thank you for making and sharing this!
Glad you enjoyed this! Thank you so much ☺️
You draw hands in a way that make my heart go boopidy boop
Thank yoou :)
thats a very short and simple video, but it gave me alot of knowledge on drawing :)
Glad to hear that it was helpful :) Thank you!
Subscribed! So helpful thank you Arseni! ❤Hope you have a nice day!
Thank you for your heart-warming words! Welcome and wish you a great day too ☺️
One tip that I got from pixel art (that to be fair, I don't know if it translates well here), is that the outside outline should be darker than the overlapping outlines, to separate shapes from the same objects from the background ones.
Yep, it's true :)
Excellent material, bro, the presentation and editing is amazing!
Woow! Thank you! I appreciate it so much :)
Gracias Arseni, esto me ayuda muchisimo
We do use straight lines tho. And it looks good
Great tip thanks
You're always welcome :)
WHAT!? That so smart
Glad you've liked it :)
Loved this ❤
Glad you’ve liked it ☺️
I subbed. These are great videos. 😊
Awesome, thank you! And welcome to the channel :)
Very very nice tip indeed !
Glad it helped ☺️ Wish you a great art success 😊
The man discovered basic line weight like it's some kind of lifehack. I expected something more helpful or new, not going to lie. 😅
I don't agree with the advice to never use straight lines. They're incredibly useful, especially if you're cartooning or drawing comic books, which is a more exaggerated reality, but even if realism is your goal, sneaking a straight line in there can really punch it up.
Yes, if you want to draw more stylized anatomy (for cartoons, comics), you can use straight lines. Also it's useful for a blockout with basic shapes like boxes. But in this video I cover standart anatomy as it is in academic drawing. Once you'll get comfortable with basic stuff, you can go all-in with stylization as deep as you want
Look up the Bargue figure drawing plates.
3:17 What are these thick outlines called, Sir?
Basically, it's just a different line weight, and on 3:17 I'm using it to show the aerial perspective. So the hand seems much closer to us than the body :)
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Thank you :)
How do you have less than 3k subs???? Same quality of vid as educational art channels w 1 million, really
Thank you for your heart-warming words! I appreciate it so much! I’ve just only started ☺️
I feel it's important to mention that Willy was dating Bec (Blade's ex who he's obsessed with). While it's likely Blade wouldn't have cared if someone else with little relation died around him, it feels like he cared even less about Willy's wellbeing because of this.
I think it can or should be mentioned that straight lines should be used for guidelines
Of course! You're totally right :)
How to study anatomy
Thank you for suggestion! New video about how to study anatomy is coming tomorrow :) Stay tuned :)
Спасибо за видео, спасибо ютубу что предложил мне тебя
You are always welcome ☺️
Finallyy
Glad that it was helpful! Thank you so much! A new video on antomy is coming today, stay tuned :)
no offense, but NEVER using straight lines for anatomy can be a really harmful tip, especially for beginners and those still learning anatomy. preferring to not use straight lines is purely a stylistic choice. of course, anatomy isn't straight in real life but this isn't real life. even in less stylized artwork, straights and curves are crucial when making things look balanced and interesting. straight lines look good and are our friends.
Yes, if you want to draw more stylized anatomy (for cartoons, comics), you can use straight lines. Also it's useful for a blockout with basic shapes like boxes. But in this video I cover standart anatomy as it is in academic drawing. Once you'll get comfortable with basic stuff, you can go all-in with stylization as deep as you want
amazing video! though, the popping noises are quite disruptive, esp as a headphone user :(
Thank you so much! I'll change it in the next video :)
where'd you get that pose bro? looks cools asf
It's a ref pack by Grafit studio :)
How do I use this without the use of perspective?
This is impossible to use any line weight tips without the knowledge of basic perspective. You're right, to draw anatomy we need to know the foundations :)
What app do you use?
i have a problem that when i draw muscles my characters look like they dont have any skin how can i fix taht does anyone have any videos that teach this
There will be more about it in the future videos :)
@@ArseniKatsela thank you very much
@@croatiaofrandom You are welcome ☺️
jak to się dzieje że zawszę usłyszę polaka, dobry film tho
To tak! Bardzo dziękuję :)
Арсений, вы знаете русский? или мне кажется?
Возможно :D
That pose is jojo reference
:D
“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” - John 3:16 God bless everyone here. Jesus loves you and died for you on the cross. He did this to wash away the burden of sins, and if you open your heart to Him, He can take away the burden of your sins and give you a peace incomparable to anything in this world. ✝✝🙏