How to Draw Backgrounds (2-point Perspective)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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I think it's totally reasonable that you talk briefly about your books at the end. it's a good way for you to get the word out about them, and after all, you are giving us a lot of free drawing instruction. Thanks a lot for the video.
The way you promote your work is ideal. You thank those who have already supported you rather than just constantly saying 'Help support me and buy my books' never apologise for promoting your work...
Thank you A.J.
+markcrilley :) Us creators gotta stick together!
I agree! I like how Crilley does his outro with his books! Actually makes me want to buy all his books AND keep watching. :3
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"Hey Crilley that is not a Prismacolah, don't let me send mah boys aftah you."
My graphics teacher showed this to us at school and I was like "that's mark crilly! I watch him!!!"
XD
5:52 "Intergalactic Swimming Pool" I DIED!!!
Wrong time 😂
+TurboProductions10 How did u manage to comment
Guys he said the intergalactical swimming pool" twice, so he had the right time ;)
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Never be sorry for promoting your books. Its something you are passionate about and worked hard on. Of course, you would want to share that. The end of videos can be a great way to get the word out. Thank you for the awesome drawing tips.
You SHOULD promote your books! They're awesome!
Planning to get a copy of Miki Falls for my birthday soon, I think it's gonna be one of those series that I'll be looking at even after I've read it a thousand times just because I love the art style so much!
+noamdsi123 Thank you so much for your support!
markcrilley Always! Your Mastering Manga books helped me a lot and obviously so did your videos. Keep up the good work!
Question, how did you draw that great cover picture?
I learnt perspective twice once in junior school and again in secondary school and it just never stuck but now, just from your 15 min videos, I feel like I can confidently bring my ruler out and apply perspective and structured backgrounds to my drawings. Thanks, you're awesome ^_^
I will buy all your books for Christmas! You give people the gift of art for free. Love the honesty at the end of the video.
+Dark Child Thank you so much for your support! :)
markcrilley No problemo! You should do a book on how to draw mechs and stuff! That is how I found you btw, basically on robotics! :D
+Dark Child HUH
you have no idea how much you helped me with this video, thanks Crilley
Man, Mark...I gotta to say: everytime i watch one of your toturials, it gets me hyped to start drawing again XD. Thank you for being such a captivating artist and a briliant intructor! ^_^
Mark, Thank you for teaching your technique. I can't afford to pay for most of the instructional videos that others offer, so, your generosity is greatly appreciated. And, your artwork is awesome.
Great.
Now I want a t-shirt that says "Maybe It's an Inter-galactic Swimming Pool!" on it.......
OMG YES THIS NEEDS TO BE A THING!!!!
This is the best, clearest explanation of any drawing technique I've ever seen. Major kudos!
I personally prefer the "Italian wiseguy" voice. another nice one.
Hi Mark, I found your tutorials a few days ago and I must agree with everyone here that they are amazing. Thanks to your tutorials I'm drawing again after so many years.
haha i know what you mean when you said "omg how did they do that?" every time i saw a perfectly made draft of a building im always like that.
You can literally skip to random parts of this (although you shouldnt, its a great video) and learn a hell of a lot.
Thank you, I need this, im terrible at drawing backgrounds and this helped alot.
The Death Star offers child care. The Empire has great employment benefits. Child care, 401K matching, paid sick leave, and catered lunch. I'd be a storm trooper.
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Mark Crilley, thank you for inspiring me to push through a tough writer's/artist's block that I've been experiencing.
lmao the voices. Brilliant.
Just wanted to say, my University uses your videos as references and man...this is a game changer. I've been an artist all my life but more like a guitarist who just learned to play by sound vs learning notes. i never learned the language of art. Applying these things is going to take my skills to the next level! Subscribed and appreciate your work. [From Full Sail University Computer Animation class]
stop apologizing. whatever you are doing is more than enough. God bless you. even though I'm late... :P
+MD. Shefaur Rahman Shakil No HUH
You are a good speaker man… clear concise and you cut the fluff… and to make it all the better your art is dope…. post more videos.
u are funny and talented, thanks for the tips and the laughs!
I learnt more about perspective in 2 minutes of this video than any class I've ever had.. Thanks. Great stuff.
An intergalactic swimming pool.... OF CARBONITE!!
+sharon No a space station HUH
Holy crap. Backgrounds suddenly make sense. No sarcasm here. Seriously. Thank you so much for making these videos. Since I've started watching your videos, my drawings have gone from crude "anime" people (read: glorified stick figures), to good pieces of art that I'm proud to sign and call my own. Thank you so much!
First of all: Thanks for the awesomeness! ;) Your drawing's are so inspiring and as a noob in drawing I really get motivated by your lessons!
There's is one thing I just can't figure out by myself: How to draw round objects like balls or globes in 2-point perspective. Is there any video you already made to show that and if not would you do it?
Keep up with the great work. I ordered Brody's! :)
Just the circle with shadows. To keep the size how I want it u can use squares to scale it, then put the circle inside the square, touching each side
How u want*
I've studied fine art and know all this stuff pretty well, it's just that I haven't drawn anything in over a decade due to life issues. Watching your videos not only refreshes my memory but also gives me inspiration and encouragement to pick up my penicls and brushes again. But mostly I watch these videos of your because you're so awsome and funny. Don't you ever stop being awsome! About those voices.... I realy don't care witch one you pic, they've all sound good to me. :)
Mark, do you ever do background wherein the vanishing point is off the paper? Is that even practical?
well... even in this sketch, if he uses a smaller frame, the vanishing point gets "outside"... like by cropping this pic so that only the landing pad is visible.. the vanishing points exist, but they are off the paper, so to speak...
Sharath R Kumar
Yeah but it can be awkward depending on your drawing environment. I was just wondering if artists do that a lot.
Sharath R Kumar
I guess it's kind of a stupid question.
Look at his 3 point perspective video. That has one which is off the paper, kind of.
However, you've probably seen it as this comment is 4 months old.
Bergzore It's not a stupid question, it's a very good question. I often find perspective tutorials like this one not that helpful because they never explain how to get started: where to place the horizon and vanishing points to get the angle you want. As soon as you want a more realistic background with soft angles or any kind of closeup, the vanishing points will often be outside the frame. Here Mark is drawing a very zoomed out city, that's why the VP are inside the frame. If you wanted to show just one of those buildings, you would have to crop the picture and your VP would be outside. Now when you draw comics, the format is smaller so often even if your VP are outside the frame, they're still on the paper. It's not impractical at all to work like this. When I draw backgrounds, I use larger formats (often 11x17) and my VP are almost always outside my paper. What I do is draw my vanishing points on little pieces of tape on my table on either sides of my paper. I also tape my drawing itself to the table so everything stays at the same place. Sometimes, especially if I need to take my drawing out with me while I'm still working on it, I'll tape pieces of paper on my drawing, like additional folds, and draw my VP on those.
I got bored of the repeated perspective drawings on every channel. But you literally developed my interest again in perspective by some cool looking ideas!
im having so much trouble with this ;-; i cri
hahaha i feel ya
Mark continue making videos like these, I believe there are plenty of videos with animals, etc we need more backgrounds and dynamic poses with perspective, thank you as always.
Did anyone else get a random, pointless annotation at 9:10 or so?
man as old as these vids are they're the best on youtube
+momo momo Thank you, that means a lot :)
You are so much better at teaching techniques in 10 minutes than she can in a week
Is it just me, or is the best part of every video hearing Mark joke around with himself?
Farout! when your drawing was all in pencil i admit it i didn't really like it but when you added the "Black prisma colour" i was just like WOW! THAT IS AMAZING!
That is one fine intergalactic swimming pool. It has so much solidity!
Thanks for the tutorial!
YOU ARE AN AMAZING TEACHER/PERSON DONT EVER STOP DOING ART.
We love you, man. Finally, a good place on youtube for real guidance and help through making manga. I will be sure to buy whatever it is you're selling as a sign of appreciation to you. And I'm speaking on behalf of the people out there; We thank you so much, and we appreciate what you've done for us.
Really great tutorial. Informative, and shows exactly the right way to structure a drawing, from beginning to end.
Wow I love how you made a simple paper become a whole new world!I hope I will be able to do such a thing soon!**
Stumbled onto your videos from looking for a simple perspective drawing tutorial and was completely blown away! You have a fantastic technique and I'm looking forward to exploring the rest of your videos.
I really like the depth and layers you put into your perspective drawings
Great! Thanks for putting these videos online. I have a copy of Brody's Ghost and my students will enjoy your work as an introduction to perspective drawing.
dont mind that you talk about you books. we are grateful for all this tute vids
You sir, are amazing. I'm an animator & a webcomic artist myself but I've never been very good at backgrounds & focus more on characters but I'm definitley going to follow your footsteps & try this out diligently. You're amazing.
This is freaking amazing, I'm terrible at perspective, but markcrilley's perspective tutorial is... how could i say, Its terrifyingly amazing! I learned a lot!
Wow. I'm a completely beginner, and i couldn't imagine that drawing buildings/objects like that (i mean - keeping perspective, adding detail etc.) can be as easy as you show it...Wow :) I thought it'll be muuuuch harder :) Thanks.
Really great videos my instructor from Full Sail actually included them in our discussion research videos. No idea why people decide to dislike the video.
I Like the watercolor. Like, how fast it can make it fantastic
You gave a better explanation of 2 point perspective in a 12-minute video than my technical drawing teacher in a whole semester XD
AGAIN. Nice tutorial! Nice explanation which makes easier to people sketching (and now) in 2-point perspective. Thank you.
Dude I have to say that your videos keep me going and confident that I can be a good artist, I got Brody's Ghost a few weeks ago and I loved it, I am ordering a few for my buds who are also manga/anime buffs and distributing them via Christmas. ^_^. Love your work.
i bought brody's ghost book 1 and 2 and i am loving it cant wait for the third one
I'm glad you're using the Micron pen to ink that. If I had to use a traditional dip pen on that with a ruler to make straight lines, I would wind up using more white-out than India ink and and a whole lot more patience than I already have, meaning I'd go into negative patience levels.
just want to say thank you so much for posting this video. It is helping me in so many ways; I have been a fan of your work for a minute and as an inspiring artist and future architect I must say you are A1 sir.
Thank you Cedrick!
Dear mark I love your channel very much. Its easy to understand and you explain quite well
Wicked stuff man! Love the technique. I'm a big fan of free hand perspective drawing, especially when the subject matter involves sci-fi and the like.
i watch these videos mostly to see your awesome drawings
Another outstanding video and I love the time lapse...! Thanks!!!
ur the coolest art teacher i ever had
Why would people even be negative about this well explained informative video.
Yay I succeeded at drawing this :D another awesome drawing for my book! Thanks Mark!
I've read so many tutorials on perspective, and this has definitely been the most helpful. Thank you Mark! :D
Gotta say,Mr.Crilley. I've been searching for drawing tutorial videos on RUclips for quite a while now and I have to say, out of all the tutorials I've seen, yours are probably the best. I like your drawing styles, your voice and I enjoy your humour. Your narration is crystal clear,my friend and almost everything you say justifies something. Not to be rude but some of the tutorial videos on RUclips regarding drawing sucks ass what with the constant stuttering. I know its not easy. Just sayin.
Amazing, somthing that I could never have learnt from my tutor, putting it to use in my public art now! Squee! Thank you so much.
hahaha great tutorial and funny Sopranos style commentary towards the end!
i really like how you draw futuristic settings, It shows off your great style:D
the landing platform lowers after the ship lands and the "swimming pool" is used as a slope for getting on or off the lowerd platform
I'm not sure if anyones responded to you yet, but if you type "Mark Crilley Interview" into youtube, the first option will be part 1 of 3. He mentions his Education, how he came into manga and a few other things.
I hope this helped.
i have officially learned more from watching two hours worth of mark crilley videos than i did in 4 years worth of middle school art class. Not surprising... but i am still anger about wasting all those years :P
How to draw and comedy combined = GENIUS!!
What I love more than his awesomely helpful tutorials is his multiple voices througout his video's. Keeps me well amused.
AND WHAT'S THIS?! NOT A BLACK PRISMACOLOR?!!!
MARK, HOW COULD YOU ABANDON THE PRISMACOLOR?! BRING IT BACK! Lol.
mark and evan have to be the best and funnist artist on youtube
I am a beginner and you make everything so easy and enjoyable
"Maybe it's an *cue creeper voice* intergalactic SWIMMING POOL!!" lol I love Mark Crilley. Another great vid, as usual.
You have the type of videos I can 'like' before I even watch them.
the mob boss voice was so awesome, keep up the good work :)
It's great that you made this deathstar kind of drawing because it's mainly straight lines, which helps understanding 2-point perspective a lot!
But it would be cool if you could do a different kind of environment, I'm very lost on how you can draw something not made out of straight lines with 2-point perspective.
Like a forest, as the top-rated comment suggests.
However you must be very busy, it would just be very, very, very cool!
Keep doing what you do, respect from Finland.
I see time lapses Mr. Crilley... You're a great teacher dude
Please keep promoting your book. It inspires me!
Very nice. I could not stop thinking of the mathematics behind perspective though. (I am damaged by studying computer science) The angle at the viewpoint, which is the surface, of the two lines in two point perspective is the field of view. So it can be chosen based on the distance and the size of the surface in respect to the viewer, as a human being has 180 degree field of view, such that the angles coincide, and thus being perceived like a window rather than a flat surface.
Who encouraged most of my drawing career and helped me the most with my art: Mark Crilley
To everyone interested in perspective - in reality it's very rare for the two points to end up so close one to another. They can be meters away and our drawing surface of course isn't that big. So the important thing (for this kind of perspective) is for the lines to meet at some point - it doesn't have to be on the paper or whatever you're drawing on. I hope this helps. Thank you for your time.
you`re like a GOD with that Pencil in your hand! Keep it up you`re doing a great job! I`m a huge fan of your channel!
Very helpful, this guy never ceases to amaze me :)
what would be the reason people would dislike this?
this is a great tutorial!
dude your awsome just bought your full miki falls, waiting for delivery,inspired to try drawing my own stuff, cheers dude
That's a great idea!
I'll grab some pencils, my blackbook and camp out in a forest for a while!
Thanks man!
You're incredible. Seriously, thanks so much for the help you offer.
please PLEASE make more manga novels. you have so much creativity and talent
oh how i wish to have art teacher like u...thx Mark for this tutorials
I just finished drawing this 2 p.p drawing!!! It looks awsome !!!
that intergalactic pool looks pretty badass
All your voices are amusing! And as usual awe inspiring drawings :D
Awesome video, it will help me a lot in my work. Very appreciated.
If they exist, can you show us the preliminary sketches of miki and brody before you settled on their final appearance when you were learning to draw in that style. Sort of 'The Road to Miki Falls/ Brody's Ghost' type of video.
Love the background and perspective videos.