🕸CHAPTERS🕸 00:00 intro 🦇 01:33 what is the blank page syndrome? 02:30 chapters list explained 03:00 1) Intro to composition in art 05:53 2) some composition rules 08:44 3) more composition techniques I personally use 10:06 4) composition analysis through a sketchbook tour 13:20 5) exercises 18:25 outro ♥
Tip for beginner artists: sketch books are meant to be messy and bad, it is used for learning and practise because a beginner will want to draw something amazing that they dont even know how to do so please dont try to be precious with with your sketchbook and dont be afraid of making bad drawing because bad drawings will eventually lead to great and amazing drawings. also the tips in this video are brilliant thank you veronica 🦇🦇🖤🌹
i think many will find easier to just use white a4 paper sheet for sketches, it's like this for me at least, if i use a sketchbook, i feel more pressure cause i know is a whole group of paper sheets that will have plenty of sketches inside, so will have bad and good togheter. with single sheet, you don't have this problem, and is easier to not care and go messy, or anyway not searching for excessive quality for a sketch.
This comment A sketchbook is made for experiment and try new things. It may happen that you make a good peice but it is actually very rare, since sketchbook are more than a test area.
i have sooo many ideas but it's so hard to draw cuz i get so disheartened when i draw a squiggly line or ugly shape now 😭 i drew some cute things in the past a few years back but i forgot everything and my hands r so shaky now...
Yes!! This is important to remember. One reason being because “aesthetic” looking sketchbook pages have always been so popular because they’re so creative and fun and messy- but I promise one day, if that’s what you want, it WILL happen! Just keep experimenting and drawing and you will learn as you go :)
I start a new sketchbook by picking a random page so I don't mess up the first one. I often end up leaving it blank. Anyways I'm looking forward to start this little challenge.
Thank you for a fascinating and informative tutorial! I guess I am very much in the "Complete beginner" category (I'm only 70, so I've still got time to learn something new!). I am a keen amateur photographer, and noticed after a while that whenever I had taken a shot that I was happy with, I realised that it almost always seemed to conform to one of the compositional rules. After realising this, I found that if I found a subject that inspired me (I love doing both natural and urban landscapes), if I moved around while looking through the viewfinder (While trying not to get run over by oncoming traffic!), I would find a position and an angle where everything looked "right" and lined up with the rule of thirds, golden ratio etc - I could almost hear a "click" in my mind. I guess that the reason why these rules are so visually appealing to us, is that the natural world incorporates these rules in most animate and inanimate objects - even in our own anatomy! And of course, architects and designers do so as well. Thanks again for your excellent videos - Keep 'em coming!
Hello friend! Thank you so much for this comment and for the beautiful analysis you shared with us all! I agree 100% with what you said! Also, thank you for your kind words! Best wishes:)
Being an artist 🖋️🖊️✏️🖍️ is not always that easy in this real world, but as long as we keep practicing for creating our own art works, we will achieve our goals as soon as possible 😺👍. And your channel deserves a big drawing like 👍 from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮. 😺👍
That video thumbnail has to be a reference to popular manga and anime series Jojos Bizarre Adveture. With the addition of both the golden ratio known for being the secret to unlocking the infinite spin technique and a pen for writing/drawing which is a common reference to character Kishibe Rohan who is in universe a famous mangaka.
Honestly, I wish I had spooky art teacher when I was younger. Thank you so much for explaining composition and even gave examples of it! This really helped me better understand what the hell composition is how it is used.
I don't know if this tip will help, but it helped me a lot throughout my years of drawing. I always had the fear of messing up the first page of a sketchbook every time I remember how much I paid for it. If the sketchbook was a little expensive, the fear was bigger. So, in order to take that away, I'd draw on very cheap/ kids sketchbooks. Because it made me think "this is so cheap, so why bother?" It's something I recommend when you have this kind of fear
Thank you for the video, for some reason just now I've realised that the lack of or very weak use of composition is one of the reasons why I dislike my pieces and usually not finish them. Will Def practice more ha
absolutely LOVED this video, i really needed a refresher on composition! i really like the integrated subtitles + i would suggest adding the names of artworks/movies you show on screen too! great work 🎉
You're not the only one . My fear stems from not being able to draw as well as I did back in high school . ( I stopped drawing after my 3yr. bout with severe depression, from 2008- 2011 .) But when I tried to get back into drawing, I found I couldn't . This fear would come over me so hard, that my heart would race and I'd blank out . Not to mention, there's another annoying problem I have . It's taken some time, but I've only been able to draw elementary level stuff with my nieces and nephews just a few times since the Lord healed me of depression . Yet, when I tried to draw, I found that I don't IMPROVE from 1 drawing to the next . I even drew a flower in a flower pot 20 TIMES with the intention of improving on how I drew it, but to my dismay, they all looked THE SAME .
0:29😣, i had been doing this for months, and then i courageously started, now i am getting into art again, the results are not like it used to before but i am sure i will reach that level again!,You came into my recommendation from few days and your videos kinda encouraged me to draw again,Thanks!
I’m really glad I’m being helpful with these videos! Take it easy and have fun with your art! Patience is key and improvement comes with time! Enjoy the process ♥️🦇
i have had 7 years of drawing digitally and traditionally under my belt. but yet i feel like a beginner student everytime i learn something new. Composition is new thing to me and quite scary. but i shall do the 1 week composition practice as you mentioned and find my facorite method. Really enjoyed your video so far . and thank you so much for the well organized and sweet talking.
The video was beyond helpful and interesting. Thank you so much for this. Just to mention… Damn I love this Italian intonation sooo much, it makes all languages sound awesome 😱😱😱
It's kinda fascinating when things just fall into these guidelines perfectly! The same happens to me, my art often follows a certain balance, even if it's unintentional. I guess when you've been drawing for a while, you just develop that intuition.
Cats can be so annoying! Still love them. Composition looks so hard to me. The main reason - I just don't understand how actually it should help me (maybe it's because I'm not an artist at all?). I feel like I must follow these lines, but I don't know how to do it. Should I stay in lines? Should I work around them? I see all these graphs, but they mean nothing good to me, just a big pressure I don't know how to handle. What's wrong with my perception? Why people say composition helps make art better, but for me it's a scary monster I can't defeat? Maybe it's too early for composition, I missed an important theme which should go before? When one should learn it to actually become better artist?
Hi! It's ok to feel overwhelmed at the start. So, composition helps us put elements of our art onto paper (or whatever surface you prefer) in a way that it's harmonious and balanced. For example, take the rule of thirds grid: If you draw a landscape you can put the orizon potentially wherever you prefer, and put trees all over the place, and that of course is a choice, and makes you free, but to others might seem "too much" to handle. Having a grid to follow helps you deal with "less". For example, you can put the horizon line on one of the two horizontal lines of the grid, put a big tree on the first third on the right, and fewer slimmer trees on the central third. You can leave the last third open, so that the viewer can see the horizon and the sky. View it like this: Making art can be like making a puzzle: you collect the pieces and put them one close to each other until you complete the puzzle. Composition is like having a grid with all the pieces of the puzzle drawn on to the table, so you don't have to look for what goes next to what, you can actually put the pieces around just laying them on the grid. If in this particular moment of your art journey you feel like composition is not for you, that's totally ok. It's a tool available for those who seek something to "lay on" while creating an artwork. It's a technique :)
Ok I just need to say your outfit looks AMAZING! I love the black with white stripes and corset type vest thing. Looks really cute! Anyway, thanks for the advice. Composing isn’t always easy
New sub here. I really enjoy your art style and whole persona actually(and your cats!). You are more than welcome to showcase your cats in your videos! I've studied art for a semester at university, fifteen years ago. But, I stopped drawing for whatever reason, and just recently started again. So, I have to re-learn a lot *sigh*. So, this video was very helpful! I'm hoping that you will create more videos for all of us to enjoy! Thanks!
I would love to see you draw a Berserk character guts would be awesome but I have the skull knight in mind but ultimately you decide hopefully you can accommodate😅
Voy a ver de nuevo el video y al tener tiempo, poco a poco, a tratar de practicar el "chalench" (jajajaj), en serio que los tutoriales de composición son en su mayoría aburridos, como que la gente que los hace quiere a proposito desilucionar a quienes estan comenzando... Muchas gracias por compartir esto, se nota cuando la gente tiene un interés genuino en compartir lo que sabe.
Great lesson!!! Your voice and presentation style are wonderful for teaching. 🫶🥳 Your illustrations are sooo cool, too! 🌟 Keep up the fabulous work, it's much appreciated!! 🌺
Hello. First time here at your channel (already subscribed). I must say that I've completely overlooked Composition in my drawings. Actually I'm a beginner, but I know that good habits must be acquired early. So thank you very much for this excellent video. Blessings.
Great video. i loved seeing your breakdown of the composition shapes overlaid on top of the art. It helped me identify some shapes that I did not see before. Suggestion... in one year, come back with a follow-up video on this subject. Try to tighten the instruction a bit more to shorten the length of the video. I think the information could be conveyed in 12 minutes (or less).
Hello Lady Veronica. Can i share some words with you and your human friends?....i will take that silent as an "of course" answer. First of all, Leonardo here, at your service. Im beyond grateful for your word of advices, your time and dedication on your videos, i've find your channel a few days ago and well...im writing this even when the simple idea of doing this feels weird. I'm not much of a social internet "person". Im 37 years old and i love art in any way of expression possible, but its been years now that im afraid of using a pencil and trying doing some drawings or writing. Long story short, i let someone use my art and works as a way to make me feel stupid and dumb and yes i know its my fault, but its hard to coming out of that hole. I've been looking for some "help" and suddenly as a gift from Mephisto himself, your channel appeared. I see passion, confidence and proudness in your words and eyes (and the secrets within them too) and i thank you for that, deeply, with all the respect you deserve. Sorry for the long message and for taking your time and any other human reading this. P.S. I love your accent and the way you express art in your whole self. Your existence is the proof that art and poetry can be a person.
Hi! Thank you so much for this comment. I’m moved and flattered. As for your sad experience, you don’t have to feel guilty. It’s never the abused’s fault. We all have flaws but that doesn’t mean other people are entitled to hurt us for the simple reason that we are not strong enough. If I can give you some advice that helped me a lot: The past can’t follow you in the present. And what you imagine “could be” is not “what is now”. Focus on who you are and what you want in your life RIGHT NOW. Every day is a chance for a brand new start. Hope this helps.
@@vespertiliu Never imagined an answer...really. I will take your words with a kind heart. I try doing some drawings every now and then but sometimes takes months to grab the courage. Thank you again for your time and sorry for my bad english. I will tell the bats to take care of you, they always listen.
Pido disculpas por escribir en español y por hacer la siguiente pregunta: ¿Tu lengua nativa es el inglés? Lo pregunto porque tu pronunciación es muy clara y nítida, se entiende cada palabra; en cambio, me es difícil entender a cualquier otro que hable inglés, si habla este idioma desde la niñez. El año pasado volví a tomar los lápices y pinceles. Muchas gracias 😊
Ciao! Muchas gracias! I'm italian! I usually say it in my videos but I forgot this time and just wrote it on video when I intruduced myself. I learned english in school and by practicing myself. My little sister speaks it better then me actually. Our mother used to make us watch movies in english :)
One takeaway for we is that the origin of the spiral is not the center of it, or the page, like you might be tempted to draw freehand , or some random point - it is a very specific point closer to the golden section, right? I like it: the spiral has rules.
Thank you very much for this my mom and I just drew some deer yesterday and hers came out better because she actually had art instruction and I never did Any good 1 anyway
Absolutely! Composition is a tool, but it’s not mandatory. Art is about expression :) But also to those who want to embrace composition techniques, as I said in the video: composition may seem limiting, but for a single rule there are many applications! Have fun and enjoy the process
Sometimes the best way to defeat that First Page Fear is to purposely ruin the first page. Draw something you see on your desk or make a bad drawing, or maybe even an Automatic Drawing.
Miss, you use my favourite classical pieces and are making videos in my current favourite subject, wearing the clothing piece i love a woman wearing... Have you direct access to my brain?
Great advice, will try it this month, never thought of doing it the way you showed. And it's always make me struggle to think of something out of the blue, especially if I don't have idea to begin with ~ So.. I do wonder, do you have idea when you start or you just do ref art and it's grow out of it into something? do you think about composition like you showed when you do shooting or you fit it later on? And.. have you ever thought of opening a patreon? :D Thank you for the video and hope you'll answer ~
Hello! Thank you so much! I'lll try answer in order: It really depends. Sometimes I have an idea pop up like an image in my head and so I sketch it out and then adjust it with my go-to grid just to make the composition look cleaner. When I just want to draw but don't have a particular idea, I usually draw the grid and then start positioning elements one by one as I go. Also, I should mention I'm very comfortable erasing stuff everytime I change my mind. I really take my time with the sketching part, and only when I'm satisfied I proceed with inking :) As for a patreon I actually considered opening it along with my youtube comeback, but since I'm currently busy both with content creating and with the comic books I'm working on, I thought that adding a patreon would have been too much at the moment. I do have a ko-fi btw if you'd like to check it out :)
Love your videos, but I don't know why 60 fps plays really weird on my screens. It's like it won't buffer properly and your movements are jerky. I have to watch at 144fps and now you are blurry
A newspaper photographer at elderly home takes a picture of two old ladies. Dialogue: - Ladies, sit tight, I'm going to take a fotograph. - What did he say? - HE SAID HE WANTS TO TAKE A FOTO! - Why is it taking so long? - Hold on, ladies! I need to get a better focus. - What did he say? - HE SAID HE'S GONNA FOCUS! - What? Both of us?
Thank you for your video, I really appreciate your channel, especially your exercises!! Also, I know that it's the RUclips standard but the background music when you speak is sucking all my attention and it's hard for me to focus on your teaching 😕
Consiglio: Ogni volta che hai una idea, prova ad elaborarla su carta e, anche se lavorandoci non esce fuori il risultato desiderato, cerca di finire comunque il lavoro. Poi prendi un foglio nuovo e ci riprovi. Perché questo consiglio? Perché a volte per capire cosa funziona, bisogna vedere prima cosa NON funziona. Quindi se tu hai un'idea ma non sai come renderla al meglio, prova a renderla "al peggio", così da vedere come poterla migliorare! :) 🦇❤
@@vespertiliu vero, infatti lo faccio, anni prima non lo facevo, ed era tremendo, anche queste sono cose che secondo me non vengono dette abbastanza, eppure sono cose molto semplice(è un pò come il discorso di copiare, che tutti hanno paura a farlo).
ciao Veronica! video bellissimo come sempre 🖤 proverò a tenermi allenata con i tuoi consigli, che mi hanno fatto riprendere a disengare dopo anni !!..ho solo una domanda da farti, forse è un pò banale, ma io con la regola dei terzi ho sempre dei problemi (sono anche aspirante fotografa oltre che disegnatrice, e come saprai quella è proprio la regola di composizione base) però non sono mai sicura di quale sia il il punto esatto dei soggetti da far combaciare con l'intersezione delle linee, e questa cosa ogni volta mi blocca completamente. Scusa per il pippone 🤣 🦇🖤
Ciao cara! Eccomi!!! Allora in realtà puoi letteralmente fare come vuoi! Se cerchi su google “rule of thirds” vedrai tanti esempi diversi! Chi usa i punti di intersezione, chi posiziona gli elementi sulle linee, chi tra le linee. È molto a tua discrezione :) se hai altri dubbi scrivimi su Instagram che sicuramente ne parliamo meglio lì 🫶🏻
🕸CHAPTERS🕸
00:00 intro 🦇
01:33 what is the blank page syndrome?
02:30 chapters list explained
03:00 1) Intro to composition in art
05:53 2) some composition rules
08:44 3) more composition techniques I personally use
10:06 4) composition analysis through a sketchbook tour
13:20 5) exercises
18:25 outro ♥
The Fibonacci spiral seems difficult 😵
However the fact that it can be found in nature is very fascinating
Tip for beginner artists: sketch books are meant to be messy and bad, it is used for learning and practise because a beginner will want to draw something amazing that they dont even know how to do so please dont try to be precious with with your sketchbook and dont be afraid of making bad drawing because bad drawings will eventually lead to great and amazing drawings. also the tips in this video are brilliant thank you veronica 🦇🦇🖤🌹
Those are GREAT ADVICES. Thank you so much for sharing! You are absolutely right!
Also, thank you very much for your kind words :) 🦇❤
i think many will find easier to just use white a4 paper sheet for sketches, it's like this for me at least, if i use a sketchbook, i feel more pressure cause i know is a whole group of paper sheets that will have plenty of sketches inside, so will have bad and good togheter. with single sheet, you don't have this problem, and is easier to not care and go messy, or anyway not searching for excessive quality for a sketch.
This comment
A sketchbook is made for experiment and try new things.
It may happen that you make a good peice but it is actually very rare, since sketchbook are more than a test area.
i have sooo many ideas but it's so hard to draw cuz i get so disheartened when i draw a squiggly line or ugly shape now 😭 i drew some cute things in the past a few years back but i forgot everything and my hands r so shaky now...
Yes!! This is important to remember. One reason being because “aesthetic” looking sketchbook pages have always been so popular because they’re so creative and fun and messy- but I promise one day, if that’s what you want, it WILL happen! Just keep experimenting and drawing and you will learn as you go :)
"for to be an artist is to be an eternal student" !!!!! i could scream about this for way too long
ahahahahh
"Save pictures of things you find pretty and inspiring" - *me starting to take screenshots of the beautiful instructor on the video*
LMAO 🦇♥️
I need to stop staring and start learning.
THIS. ♥️🦇
I start a new sketchbook by picking a random page so I don't mess up the first one. I often end up leaving it blank. Anyways I'm looking forward to start this little challenge.
This is actually pretty clever ahahaha! Great tip here!
Hope you have fun with the challenge 🦇❤
Thank you for a fascinating and informative tutorial! I guess I am very much in the "Complete beginner" category (I'm only 70, so I've still got time to learn something new!).
I am a keen amateur photographer, and noticed after a while that whenever I had taken a shot that I was happy with, I realised that it almost always seemed to conform to one of the compositional rules. After realising this, I found that if I found a subject that inspired me (I love doing both natural and urban landscapes), if I moved around while looking through the viewfinder (While trying not to get run over by oncoming traffic!), I would find a position and an angle where everything looked "right" and lined up with the rule of thirds, golden ratio etc - I could almost hear a "click" in my mind.
I guess that the reason why these rules are so visually appealing to us, is that the natural world incorporates these rules in most animate and inanimate objects - even in our own anatomy! And of course, architects and designers do so as well.
Thanks again for your excellent videos - Keep 'em coming!
Hello friend! Thank you so much for this comment and for the beautiful analysis you shared with us all! I agree 100% with what you said! Also, thank you for your kind words! Best wishes:)
that click is the best feeling in the world, the ultimate dopamine rush!
Being an artist 🖋️🖊️✏️🖍️ is not always that easy in this real world,
but as long as we keep practicing for
creating our own art works,
we will achieve our goals as soon as possible 😺👍.
And your channel deserves a big drawing like 👍 from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮.
😺👍
Thank you friend! Very well said 🦇❤
@@vespertiliu
You're MeowCome 😸😺👍.
That video thumbnail has to be a reference to popular manga and anime series Jojos Bizarre Adveture. With the addition of both the golden ratio known for being the secret to unlocking the infinite spin technique and a pen for writing/drawing which is a common reference to character Kishibe Rohan who is in universe a famous mangaka.
yare yare daze
I knew I'd find at least one comment referring to that 😎
Honestly, I wish I had spooky art teacher when I was younger. Thank you so much for explaining composition and even gave examples of it! This really helped me better understand what the hell composition is how it is used.
This is so sweet 🥺🫶🏻 thank you so much! I’m so glad I was helpful ♥️🦇
The thumbnail is sick
Thanks mate 🦇♥️
I don't know if this tip will help, but it helped me a lot throughout my years of drawing. I always had the fear of messing up the first page of a sketchbook every time I remember how much I paid for it. If the sketchbook was a little expensive, the fear was bigger. So, in order to take that away, I'd draw on very cheap/ kids sketchbooks. Because it made me think "this is so cheap, so why bother?" It's something I recommend when you have this kind of fear
Thank you for the video, for some reason just now I've realised that the lack of or very weak use of composition is one of the reasons why I dislike my pieces and usually not finish them. Will Def practice more ha
Ty! I have been lazy lately with art, and have not made a full finished pieces. This is very motivating and helpful
I'm really glad to hear that! 🦇♥️🦇♥️🦇♥️ take it easy and have fun
absolutely LOVED this video, i really needed a refresher on composition!
i really like the integrated subtitles + i would suggest adding the names of artworks/movies you show on screen too! great work 🎉
Thank you so much! I will definetly follow your advice! :)
"Sometimes we are afraid to draw"
Me 24/7
You're not the only one . My fear stems from not being able to draw as well as I did back in high school . ( I stopped drawing after my 3yr. bout with severe depression, from 2008- 2011 .) But when I tried to get back into drawing, I found I couldn't . This fear would come over me so hard, that my heart would race and I'd blank out . Not to mention, there's another annoying problem I have . It's taken some time, but I've only been able to draw elementary level stuff with my nieces and nephews just a few times since the Lord healed me of depression . Yet, when I tried to draw, I found that I don't IMPROVE from 1 drawing to the next . I even drew a flower in a flower pot 20 TIMES with the intention of improving on how I drew it, but to my dismay, they all looked THE SAME .
0:29😣, i had been doing this for months, and then i courageously started, now i am getting into art again, the results are not like it used to before but i am sure i will reach that level again!,You came into my recommendation from few days and your videos kinda encouraged me to draw again,Thanks!
I’m really glad I’m being helpful with these videos! Take it easy and have fun with your art! Patience is key and improvement comes with time! Enjoy the process ♥️🦇
thanks, that was very thorough.
Unrelated, but you have the most adorable of way of pronouncing Focus I've ever heard.
wow your channel is so underrated this is so fun and on point 🥹💘
Thank you so much 🦇♥
i have had 7 years of drawing digitally and traditionally under my belt. but yet i feel like a beginner student everytime i learn something new.
Composition is new thing to me and quite scary. but i shall do the 1 week composition practice as you mentioned and find my facorite method. Really enjoyed your video so far . and thank you so much for the well organized and sweet talking.
Thank you so much
I'm happy im always able to Dro.
Great inspiration thank you i go totally blank for days you have help me with this video cheers.
I’m super glad about this! Thank you so much ♥️🦇
I love the music you use in your videos. And the content is always amazing. Thank you c:
Thank you so much! I’m glad to hear that, I’m always a bit unsure about my music choices 🦇♥️
The video was beyond helpful and interesting. Thank you so much for this.
Just to mention… Damn I love this Italian intonation sooo much, it makes all languages sound awesome 😱😱😱
THANK YOU LOL 🦇♥️ I'm trying to improve my ensligh but I'm glad you all like the italian vibes ahahha
It's kinda fascinating when things just fall into these guidelines perfectly! The same happens to me, my art often follows a certain balance, even if it's unintentional. I guess when you've been drawing for a while, you just develop that intuition.
Cats can be so annoying! Still love them.
Composition looks so hard to me. The main reason - I just don't understand how actually it should help me (maybe it's because I'm not an artist at all?). I feel like I must follow these lines, but I don't know how to do it. Should I stay in lines? Should I work around them? I see all these graphs, but they mean nothing good to me, just a big pressure I don't know how to handle. What's wrong with my perception? Why people say composition helps make art better, but for me it's a scary monster I can't defeat? Maybe it's too early for composition, I missed an important theme which should go before? When one should learn it to actually become better artist?
Hi! It's ok to feel overwhelmed at the start. So, composition helps us put elements of our art onto paper (or whatever surface you prefer) in a way that it's harmonious and balanced. For example, take the rule of thirds grid: If you draw a landscape you can put the orizon potentially wherever you prefer, and put trees all over the place, and that of course is a choice, and makes you free, but to others might seem "too much" to handle. Having a grid to follow helps you deal with "less". For example, you can put the horizon line on one of the two horizontal lines of the grid, put a big tree on the first third on the right, and fewer slimmer trees on the central third. You can leave the last third open, so that the viewer can see the horizon and the sky. View it like this: Making art can be like making a puzzle: you collect the pieces and put them one close to each other until you complete the puzzle. Composition is like having a grid with all the pieces of the puzzle drawn on to the table, so you don't have to look for what goes next to what, you can actually put the pieces around just laying them on the grid. If in this particular moment of your art journey you feel like composition is not for you, that's totally ok. It's a tool available for those who seek something to "lay on" while creating an artwork. It's a technique :)
CAT!!! They are so beautiful! That fur!!
This video is so helpful! Ive been missing composition in my sketches.
I'm glad you liked it! Thank you 🦇❤
THANK YOU FOR THIS AMAZING TUTORIAL im a biginner artist and you're videos help me so mutch
Than YOU for this comment! Really hope this video helps :)
Thank you Veronica for a great video! I can’t wait to apply these compositions to my sketchbooks!😊😊
Thank you so much! Hope those helps ♥️🦇
Ora capisco taaaante cose 😮
Video super utile, graxie ❤
Non vedo l'ora di cominciare ad applicare questi metodi ninja 🥸
VADI MAESTRO VADIIII 🦇❤
@@vespertiliu hashtag vesperchallenge?
non so perché ma l'hashtag era già usato per una roba di alimentazione tipo lol, però si, e taggami pure per sicurezza ahahahhaha@@2dberto
Ok I just need to say your outfit looks AMAZING! I love the black with white stripes and corset type vest thing. Looks really cute! Anyway, thanks for the advice. Composing isn’t always easy
Thank you much! Glad you liked my outift :) also hope the video helps 🦇♥
I love youre referensies to Elvira. I'm obsessed with her, and I feel like I'm here with you for a long time)))
thank you 🦇♥️👹
I love this new wave of art videos 💓
CIAOOOO ❤❤❤❤❤
I’ve just discovered your channel and I love your artwork. Thanks for sharing 🦇🖤
Thank you so much ♥️🦇
Your art is so awesome
Thank you so much 🥺♥️🦇
@@vespertiliu please keep making more videos
Thanks for this :)
You are welcome :) hope it helps 🦇♥️
Great, great video, spooky art teacher! 💜
MA CIAOOOOO 😭❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Excellent.
Thanks 🦇♥️
New sub here. I really enjoy your art style and whole persona actually(and your cats!). You are more than welcome to showcase your cats in your videos! I've studied art for a semester at university, fifteen years ago. But, I stopped drawing for whatever reason, and just recently started again. So, I have to re-learn a lot *sigh*. So, this video was very helpful! I'm hoping that you will create more videos for all of us to enjoy! Thanks!
i wont mind having my spooky teacher at all
I would love to see you draw a Berserk character guts would be awesome but I have the skull knight in mind but ultimately you decide hopefully you can accommodate😅
Thank you dear ❤
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ALRIGHT I SAW YOU OPEN THE SKETCHBOOK AND WAS LIKE WAIT I KNOW YOU FROM TWITTER 😮. Love your oc ❤
Oh HI!!!! 🦇♥️
The most useful video ever thanks.😅
ugh i get those blocks all the time
I know it's awful. It's pretty common though, so let's not be too hard on ourselves :) ❤🦇
it def comes n goes in waves, thx for making these videos! @@vespertiliu
Glad I found your channel
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Loved the video. Tell the ghost to let you record in peace! :)
Not ghosts, actual DEMONS disguised as cats 👹
Voy a ver de nuevo el video y al tener tiempo, poco a poco, a tratar de practicar el "chalench" (jajajaj), en serio que los tutoriales de composición son en su mayoría aburridos, como que la gente que los hace quiere a proposito desilucionar a quienes estan comenzando... Muchas gracias por compartir esto, se nota cuando la gente tiene un interés genuino en compartir lo que sabe.
the thumbnail is GOLD
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Great lesson!!! Your voice and presentation style are wonderful for teaching. 🫶🥳 Your illustrations are sooo cool, too! 🌟 Keep up the fabulous work, it's much appreciated!! 🌺
Thank you so much! You are too kind 🦇♥️ I’ll do my best!
love this! thank u so much for this content!!!!
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Hello. First time here at your channel (already subscribed). I must say that I've completely overlooked Composition in my drawings. Actually I'm a beginner, but I know that good habits must be acquired early.
So thank you very much for this excellent video. Blessings.
Great video. i loved seeing your breakdown of the composition shapes overlaid on top of the art. It helped me identify some shapes that I did not see before.
Suggestion... in one year, come back with a follow-up video on this subject. Try to tighten the instruction a bit more to shorten the length of the video. I think the information could be conveyed in 12 minutes (or less).
That's a great idea! I'll sure consider it!
Hello Lady Veronica.
Can i share some words with you and your human friends?....i will take that silent as an "of course" answer.
First of all, Leonardo here, at your service. Im beyond grateful for your word of advices, your time and dedication on your videos, i've find your channel a few days ago and well...im writing this even when the simple idea of doing this feels weird. I'm not much of a social internet "person". Im 37 years old and i love art in any way of expression possible, but its been years now that im afraid of using a pencil and trying doing some drawings or writing. Long story short, i let someone use my art and works as a way to make me feel stupid and dumb and yes i know its my fault, but its hard to coming out of that hole. I've been looking for some "help" and suddenly as a gift from Mephisto himself, your channel appeared. I see passion, confidence and proudness in your words and eyes (and the secrets within them too) and i thank you for that, deeply, with all the respect you deserve.
Sorry for the long message and for taking your time and any other human reading this.
P.S.
I love your accent and the way you express art in your whole self. Your existence is the proof that art and poetry can be a person.
Hi! Thank you so much for this comment. I’m moved and flattered. As for your sad experience, you don’t have to feel guilty. It’s never the abused’s fault. We all have flaws but that doesn’t mean other people are entitled to hurt us for the simple reason that we are not strong enough. If I can give you some advice that helped me a lot: The past can’t follow you in the present. And what you imagine “could be” is not “what is now”. Focus on who you are and what you want in your life RIGHT NOW. Every day is a chance for a brand new start. Hope this helps.
@@vespertiliu Never imagined an answer...really. I will take your words with a kind heart. I try doing some drawings every now and then but sometimes takes months to grab the courage.
Thank you again for your time and sorry for my bad english.
I will tell the bats to take care of you, they always listen.
IS THAT THE GOLDEN RECTANGLE!?!?!
Pido disculpas por escribir en español y por hacer la siguiente pregunta: ¿Tu lengua nativa es el inglés? Lo pregunto porque tu pronunciación es muy clara y nítida, se entiende cada palabra; en cambio, me es difícil entender a cualquier otro que hable inglés, si habla este idioma desde la niñez. El año pasado volví a tomar los lápices y pinceles. Muchas gracias 😊
Ciao! Muchas gracias! I'm italian! I usually say it in my videos but I forgot this time and just wrote it on video when I intruduced myself. I learned english in school and by practicing myself. My little sister speaks it better then me actually. Our mother used to make us watch movies in english :)
Muchas gracias por responder tan pronto. Saludos desde Argentina.
I LOVED THIS VIDEO SM!!! you have such a way of explaining I LOOOVEEEE it!!!
Thank you so much darling 🦇♥️🫶🏻
This is the video I have been waiting for! I came away from this video with lots of information that I needed. Vespertiliu is delightful
One takeaway for we is that the origin of the spiral is not the center of it, or the page, like you might be tempted to draw freehand , or some random point - it is a very specific point closer to the golden section, right? I like it: the spiral has rules.
ur artstyle is so beautiful!!
Thank you so much 🦇♥️
love how your cat bust through the door
the girls where unleashed that day T_T
Thank you very much for this my mom and I just drew some deer yesterday and hers came out better because she actually had art instruction and I never did Any good 1 anyway
Don’t be so hard on yourself! Art should bring us joy ♥️ hope this video is helpful to you 🫶🏻🦇
Thank you so much. YOUR GREAT 👍 👌 😀
Wow, this was indeed an informative video. Thank you!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it! 🫶🏻🦇♥️
THIS HAS HELPED ME SO MUCH OMG THANK UUUUUU I WILL RISE A MONOLITH TO YOUR NAME
ahahahah very happy you like it :)🦇❤
I want this background piano so bad
Which one? Of you give me the time stamp I can share the title :)
LO SAPEVO che eri italiana! Dalla pronuncia 💀
Da un altro artista toscano: Bel video continua così
compagno etrusco 👊 saluti dal Lazio!
Don't force it! Let your subconscious mind take over! Allow the pleasure principle to do its work! Ecco la Vittoria!
Absolutely! Composition is a tool, but it’s not mandatory. Art is about expression :) But also to those who want to embrace composition techniques, as I said in the video: composition may seem limiting, but for a single rule there are many applications! Have fun and enjoy the process
Thank you for sharing. 😊💚
Thank you for watching ♥️🫶🏻🦇
Sometimes the best way to defeat that First Page Fear is to purposely ruin the first page. Draw something you see on your desk or make a bad drawing, or maybe even an Automatic Drawing.
I’m enjoying your videos … very inspiring Plus I’m a bit of a sucker for witch’s 👻❤️👻
Thanks 👹
MAnnnn I do this so much it is terrible sometimes when I cant draw lol
It’s really common trust me! We all have such days. Hope this video is helpful :)
I like you and the cat ❤
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im in love ~
thank you!😭🖤🖤🖤
Arte eccellente, video eccellente, musica eccellente (Satie!).
Grazie mille ♥️🦇
I just loved your channel and your style 🖤🖤
Cat is like:
- hey she turn on the camera, it's show time!!!
"Bayonetta teaches you how to drawing"
THANK YOU ♥️
Miss, you use my favourite classical pieces and are making videos in my current favourite subject, wearing the clothing piece i love a woman wearing... Have you direct access to my brain?
ahahahaha glad you liked it :)
You look good :)
Thanks 🦇
Love ur accent
Think i had a crush 😩
Great advice, will try it this month, never thought of doing it the way you showed. And it's always make me struggle to think of something out of the blue, especially if I don't have idea to begin with ~
So.. I do wonder, do you have idea when you start or you just do ref art and it's grow out of it into something? do you think about composition like you showed when you do shooting or you fit it later on?
And.. have you ever thought of opening a patreon? :D
Thank you for the video and hope you'll answer ~
Hello! Thank you so much! I'lll try answer in order:
It really depends. Sometimes I have an idea pop up like an image in my head and so I sketch it out and then adjust it with my go-to grid just to make the composition look cleaner. When I just want to draw but don't have a particular idea, I usually draw the grid and then start positioning elements one by one as I go. Also, I should mention I'm very comfortable erasing stuff everytime I change my mind. I really take my time with the sketching part, and only when I'm satisfied I proceed with inking :)
As for a patreon I actually considered opening it along with my youtube comeback, but since I'm currently busy both with content creating and with the comic books I'm working on, I thought that adding a patreon would have been too much at the moment. I do have a ko-fi btw if you'd like to check it out :)
Love your videos, but I don't know why 60 fps plays really weird on my screens. It's like it won't buffer properly and your movements are jerky. I have to watch at 144fps and now you are blurry
I have no idea why that happens :( looks normal to me. Thank you anyway ♥️🦇
A newspaper photographer at elderly home takes a picture of two old ladies.
Dialogue:
- Ladies, sit tight, I'm going to take a fotograph.
- What did he say?
- HE SAID HE WANTS TO TAKE A FOTO!
- Why is it taking so long?
- Hold on, ladies! I need to get a better focus.
- What did he say?
- HE SAID HE'S GONNA FOCUS!
- What? Both of us?
Thank you for your video, I really appreciate your channel, especially your exercises!!
Also, I know that it's the RUclips standard but the background music when you speak is sucking all my attention and it's hard for me to focus on your teaching 😕
Thanks for sharing! I’ll make sure to lower the music in next videos ♥️🦇
- am watch art tutorial for knowlege
*knowlege in questions thats in a center*
I love you
Infinite routation. Jojo fans asembol
Damn I didn't know The Baroness was on You Tube lol
a me succede anche di avere un idea non chiara, farne altre, ma non avere voglia di elaborarle perchè mi rimane l'altra idea, che però non è chiara :/
Consiglio: Ogni volta che hai una idea, prova ad elaborarla su carta e, anche se lavorandoci non esce fuori il risultato desiderato, cerca di finire comunque il lavoro. Poi prendi un foglio nuovo e ci riprovi. Perché questo consiglio? Perché a volte per capire cosa funziona, bisogna vedere prima cosa NON funziona. Quindi se tu hai un'idea ma non sai come renderla al meglio, prova a renderla "al peggio", così da vedere come poterla migliorare! :) 🦇❤
@@vespertiliu vero, infatti lo faccio, anni prima non lo facevo, ed era tremendo, anche queste sono cose che secondo me non vengono dette abbastanza, eppure sono cose molto semplice(è un pò come il discorso di copiare, che tutti hanno paura a farlo).
Per questo esistono le thumb nails
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Did you set up your camera by rule of thirds ? 😅
I actually did not! I was kind of surprised too ahahahah
If you can't or worse afraid to draw, it's because you have the wrong mindset.
PERIOD.
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ciao Veronica! video bellissimo come sempre 🖤 proverò a tenermi allenata con i tuoi consigli, che mi hanno fatto riprendere a disengare dopo anni !!..ho solo una domanda da farti, forse è un pò banale, ma io con la regola dei terzi ho sempre dei problemi (sono anche aspirante fotografa oltre che disegnatrice, e come saprai quella è proprio la regola di composizione base) però non sono mai sicura di quale sia il il punto esatto dei soggetti da far combaciare con l'intersezione delle linee, e questa cosa ogni volta mi blocca completamente. Scusa per il pippone 🤣
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Ciao cara! Eccomi!!! Allora in realtà puoi letteralmente fare come vuoi! Se cerchi su google “rule of thirds” vedrai tanti esempi diversi! Chi usa i punti di intersezione, chi posiziona gli elementi sulle linee, chi tra le linee. È molto a tua discrezione :) se hai altri dubbi scrivimi su Instagram che sicuramente ne parliamo meglio lì 🫶🏻
I always withdraw.
Ngl i came for the thumbnail, but then the video ending up being fairly interesting (i dont draw)
At least you were polite in sharing this