"The Mushroom House": How Artists Use Reference to Add Details
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Anyone else getting a strangely Ghibli-like vibe from this mushroom house? Seems like something Miyazaki would create. He had a fascination with European architecture and he loved putting an unusual spin on things. Great minds think alike. ^^
yup , reminded me of howls moving castle building
Kinda, yes. It also reminded me a lot of the Burrow (the Weasleys' house in Harry Potter)
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7:50 Oak framed houses of that type are generally associated with the late 15th & 16th centuries, known in England as the "Tudor period" (Henry VII through to Elizabeth I). As far as I'm aware, many examples on the European continent (chiefly northern Europe) date from the same period.
your videos have really helped me through out the years even today when I need help with my comics or whatever i come to you
Wonderful job, Mark! You are my #1 source to getting inspired to draw and thank you for never quitting drawing. You show me what lots of practice can do. :)
6:00 they are called "leaded lights".
My Nan's house in Northwood Hills had them.
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2:23 Me looking at my stick man:
nice wobbly lines
Half-timbered houses are my favourite type of buildings 🥰 -They often seem to have so much more character than other types :) I also like that most materials these are built from are reusable and renewable and can actually be recycled, non- toxic, too. You can literally take these buildings apart and rebuilt them completely somewhere else ^^ - and these actually do quite well in an earthquake (they aren't as rigid as regular buildings and sorta swing along with a quakes altitude, so there won't be any resonance catastrophes with these [remember Tacoma Bridge? Because the way that one collapsed is the essence of what a resonance catastrophe is]) and you might find them all over earth. Not only in France, but also in my homecountry Germany, as well as Britain, America, Turkey and even Japan :)
BTW those little miniature roofs with those windows in are called "Gaube" in German (and dormer in English). It's also been pretty common to let the upper floors hang over the street, so your mushroom shape might be a bit extreme, but not completely impossible ^^' Oh, and those diagonals ("Strebe" in German, 'strut' in English, if I remember right) ARE actually important because these kind of post-and-beam-structures are doing well with forces that push down from above (like weight you put onto a structure) but not so much with those that come from the side like wind (or a car crashing into a wall), the struts help stabilizes the whole building, without making it too rigid :3
Additional information about the diagonal "Strebe": The triangle shape makes it much more stable. You see, a rectangle, pushed too hard on one corner, can deform into a parallelogram and still have the same measurements. A triangle can´t deform this way because one side would have to become longer or shorter. So those triangle shapes give a building a much higher rigidity!
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Super Mario's house lol
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No this is Minecraft house
So many amazing detail designs
It looks like one guy built his house in a mushroom, and then everyone else in town just moved in.. poor guy
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As a Dane, who used to show tourists around in one of Denmark's older towns (Randers), I can confirm that the diagonal supports were indeed necessary for the structure of the walls. It created a sturdier wooden base to build with and in turn created the classic look of our old houses.
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2:45 -- The window 'projection' from the roof is called an eave, Mark. I just thought I'd give a fellow artist a helping hand. 🤓
I thought those kinds of windows that stick out from sloped roofs were called Dormers?
I've been subscribed to you since 2009 and I haven't noticed your videos in my subscriptions in a long time. I think they just get lost in the shuffle. However, I really appreciate that you still create videos.
I'm really amazed the way you come up with new ideas of videos, even after so many time posting regularly on RUclips. It's like your inspiration muscle is well-trained and never run out.
Beside, in that one, I enjoyed the way that you start from a simple structure and got it complexe little by little. The result is stunning.
This is gold. I haven't been drawing for very long, but knowing how to use references properly without copying is something that I've been getting a grasp on lately, your video just confirmed that I'm heading in the right direction 😁👌
That’s very interesting idea love the combinations between old houses structures in unique shape ☺️👏
Hi! This past spring I graduated from college, with a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts! Big shout out to the amazing Mark Crilley! His videos taught me so much and gave me the confidence to show my work.
Reminds me of a smurf's house.
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Can you make a tutorial on how to make landscape drawings??
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Awesome showcase using reference from another illustration, in stead of using a real reference. This is where we pick up things we like about the reference. Awesome tutorial, and always so encouraging Mark!
Thanks for the awesome inspirational work! 🤩🍄
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Hi Mark! It’s great to see your video today! I was just watching a couple in Chester, UK, walk through their town showing buildings like these, from the 13th and 14th centuries! Look up “The Rows”, or “Chester, UK” on Google Maps. Beautiful style. Love your interpretation and inspiration from Samuel Chamberlain.
I love the idea of a mushroom house and you got so much detail in such a small space. Seems like a lot of people could live there. and I thought it probably needs more support to hold up the mushroom cap, either diagonal supports from the base of the mushroom stem to the floor of the cap, like supports of an umbrella, or stilts. I think diagonal ones would look better. Really cool drawing and with the color it really comes alive.
Fantastic video, Mark! It really helps to see your source images side by side with what you're drawing. Thanks a lot!
Been watching you weekly for like 9 years now Mark, since I was 14 years old. You've inspired me throughout my journey as an aspiring comicbook artist, graphic designer, illustrator and whatever I'll eventually become. Wish you could do more than one video a week but quality over quantity I guess.
Havnt been able to watch recently mark but you definitely inspired me
Thanks Mark...such a cool idea!
Love it ❤ would be a great poster for my room.
Reminded me of this!
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That's so cute !As a french person I love your version of this type of house !
Glad to see you use the same camera after 13 years
This is great, I love all of the detail you used! This makes me think about a house called the mushroom house located in Western NY. Definitely worth checking out.
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Awesome design!! I love the details!!
beautiful work
13:40 I wholeheartedly agree! So true.
edit after I finished watching: beautiful finished result! Really made me feel inspired for fantasy themes :)
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Oh my god you inspired me so much! A building in a web comic im creating needs something with similar ideas! Thank you!!
Everytime.. It begins, I'm like "Yeah, I can do that".. "Man that looks easy, let's try it".. Can't even do the mushroom
We can really see the years of hard work, thank you for lowering my self esteem everytime I watch your videos :)
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If anyone remembered correctly, Mark used the word 'strut' in this video which was also used in another video where he taught us 'how to draw a person holding a guitar pose'. There he used 'strut' instead of 'fret'. 😂
Goodbye everybody! I'm off to the Mushroom House to have tea with my renaissance pixie cousins!
The amount of innuendos in that post...
excellent video,markcrilley
Great video Mark!
Nice, I really really like these kind of drawings, they're awesome
Fascinating I want to try this
I think a art history type of video series from you would be amazing
Smurf bath house...Brilliant!
Thank you so much
Wow you are so talented
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Welcome to the toadstool Inn.
Seriously this scream DnD Inn to me.
Do you have the title of the book by Aeneas Chamberlin's Ilustrations that you used as reference in this video, it looks like interesting stuff . . .
might be a weird question but why did you scan the drawing and print it?
wouldn't it be quicker to just paint it as it is if you're not postprocessing it?
One part could have been damaged and repaired by a different person from the original builder or even completely rebuilt as an explanation for why different parts of the building look so different from each other
Great concept to talk about!
To be fair, I just googled samuel chamberlain etchings and I could easily find most of his work including the ones you used. But it's still worth buying books, I'm just saying you can in fact find most things on the internet :)
have you ever considered drawing a greek vase illustration, or just greek styled characters? Just google greek vase and you will get it, it is really fun to draw
Those details look soooooo unreal 👀👀
sooooooooo unreal for me to draw
But I'll try 😗
I believe in you!!
Oh thanks pal😄
Great!
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I love videos like this. I'm wondering how would you create Sci-Fi structures using references; I'm guessing it's more to do with imagination, but I've seen some concept designs that are really cool and wondered how they came up with it. 😁
Hey Mark, was wondering if you could make a video on your recording setup? How you'd get the camera mounted above your desk and the equipment you use
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Hello from the Netherlands! The reference etchings remind me of a Dutch artist: Anton Pieck. You should check him out!
Where do you find this kind of references
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Nice video. I just wish you posted every Friday again. I wanna go look up samuel chamberlain now.
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Where do you find this kid of references
The ultimate cottagecore house.
Wow
There's mushrooms out there you can eat that will take you to places like that. AH the 90's good times good good times.
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( Why not digital ?)
I want to make a manga but not in the traditional way (waste of time, money..extra). Is it Okay??
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I just think you should put little mushrooms on the bottom to show irony.
Ooo, have you ever pursued (or considered pursuing) architecture? You're really good at design!
How do you know when to use one, two, or three point perspective?
To put it simply:
1-point is for when you're looking at something dead-on (a room in a wall, or down a city street);
2-point is when your looking at it from an angle (when the sides of things are not pointing towards you);
3-point is the same as two point, except you're looking from above or below.
to be honest, perspective is a hard technique to understand (took me several explanations for me to get it), and I think you just have to try it out a lot yourself to really get a feel for it
Mark Crilley has a whole playlist on perspective here that can start you off: ruclips.net/p/PLBiW8y5LSHK425SYwHDIcLhXux8PfSzkw
I hope this helps 😊 good luck on your drawing journey!
Mark can you please make a video of how to draw lightning in comics?
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Could please teach us how to draw light yagami from death note
Pretty please 😢
you should do a video on a owl
I wonder how mush room people would have inside that house.
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Can you by any chance draw any character from JoJos bizarre adventure ? Love your vids
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What would an engineer have to say about this?
Sir make another video on friday
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I think you're 2nd name is pro artist😉😉😉
Thanks for your lessons,very interesting. I did a building in shape of a mushroom before I saw this, tried house after I saw this. I also did a a Hamburger building,have the McDonalds sign on top of it. Keep up the great work. God bless,you,family,and all in Jesus amen shalom www.CBN.com
Not a mushroom house so much as a mushroom-shaped house...
Cute:)
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Bro pls make Assassin creed 3 character sketch
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Most of your how to draw videos gets waste bcz of time lapse the shading parts mostly, when u teach to draw potraits or animals realistically😔
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Thankyou my dream is to become a successful artist I believe in you bro
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