I really appreciate the texture tutorial as there's a lot of videos about colours and light, but they never teach about textures, which I'm troubling about currently
All events in my life have meaning. My energy points unblocked. My back pain healed. This. Makes. Sense. Thank you for this tutorial wow im astonished ill be practicing all evening ❤❤❤❤
Watching Tyler draw makes me wanna draw more and more thank you for all the info in this video it's really really helpful as I am rendering a complex scene lately 🙏
Thanks! I had fun practicing Inking but with a mechanical Pencil. I really appreciate the part where you gave the perspective of thinking of it as if it was a displacement map. I've rarely touched traditional in years since I got into Digital Art and Blender 3D. I forgot that these fundamentals are also applicable in both traditional and in 3D.
I try to remember that lineart is just another part of drawing values and not that much seperate from flat colors or shading. The textures of materials are just the micro shadows indicated by the lineart. If a material were to be lit from all sides equally, then no shadows would form and thus no texture be visible.
i feel like doing all these little hatchings are more of a manga artist type role rather than concept artists but it definitely improved my art and its quite fun.
Watching you draw I was like "why does it feel so familiar ?🤔" And then you mentionned Peter Han and Drawabox and it clicked ^^ I'm a "Drawabox student" myself !
One thing I like to do is to use Black & White the image, and then Posterize to 2 levels. That way I can see more clearly the most important shapes of a texture.
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Thank you so much for this. I am currently working on some project and this helps me A LOT! personally I’m struggling with perspective so much. Could you make a lesson for perspective if you have time soon 👀 i dont understand the fundamentals of it actually Im self taught artist so i dont have any art education
This video was so hard to fully watch ngl. Dont get me wrong its rly rly good. But ur calm voice and the background music hit me like a truck. I've become so relaxed and tired that I'm watching the video for the third time now and still don't know the ending xD
@@TylerEdlin84 Hello, yes I know his channel ... that's why I put this comment ... on the intro of several of his videos on his channel, he says "my name is Tyler ... And your name is... * And he says a different name each time* with a funny video .. :)
I don't won't to disiponig you but this not how texture work in 3D rendering. The texture on 3D rendering in it collection off flat images that aplay to UVs. Yes the are multiple maps like normal map that it may make the object looks more 3D have better lighting or whatever and it posble to make multiple material but other than that it's the texture are flat images in most cases.
Hi, may i know the mentor's name, sorry i can't spell it out and just want to see some of his works and follow him in instagram or other platform.. Thank you..❤ and thank you for this video, really helped a lot..
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Thanks for watching let us know what topics you want to see in future parts of this series
How to paint textures and materials feels like a good follow up for this vid.
How to render water and fire. I struggle with both of those
Can you do a basic video on how we can master line , 3d forms ?
I really appreciate the texture tutorial as there's a lot of videos about colours and light, but they never teach about textures, which I'm troubling about currently
It’s coming later this week
Fun exercise! Reminds me of material spheres. I like that this is closer to the cube/mattress so the planes are less confusing.
All events in my life have meaning. My energy points unblocked. My back pain healed.
This. Makes. Sense.
Thank you for this tutorial wow im astonished ill be practicing all evening ❤❤❤❤
I hope your shirt gets wet the next time you clean the dishes
Watching Tyler draw makes me wanna draw more and more thank you for all the info in this video it's really really helpful as I am rendering a complex scene lately 🙏
Thanks! I had fun practicing Inking but with a mechanical Pencil.
I really appreciate the part where you gave the perspective of thinking of it as if it was a displacement map.
I've rarely touched traditional in years since I got into Digital Art and Blender 3D. I forgot that these fundamentals are also applicable in both traditional and in 3D.
I try to remember that lineart is just another part of drawing values and not that much seperate from flat colors or shading. The textures of materials are just the micro shadows indicated by the lineart. If a material were to be lit from all sides equally, then no shadows would form and thus no texture be visible.
i feel like doing all these little hatchings are more of a manga artist type role rather than concept artists but it definitely improved my art and its quite fun.
Quick, simple, instructive, and extremely helpful. Thank you so much for this tutorial Tyler!!
This is an awesome idea for a series, can't wait for the next one
Really love this series! hope you put it on playlist so people easily watch it in order . Thanks!
really cool, I like these type tip tutorials. gives great food for thought
this was incredible! amazing to see the simple reasoning as you talk through it that makes it all come to life
There's always something I learn with you! I love your videos thank you so much for doing them. Sending love and support❤❤
Great simple tutorial. Right to the point and well explained.
Holy smokes this video finally broke the dam that was holding my art back... THANK YOU!!
Watching you draw I was like "why does it feel so familiar ?🤔"
And then you mentionned Peter Han and Drawabox and it clicked ^^
I'm a "Drawabox student" myself !
Great study, embraced my attention and focus. Even began to comprehend more tools. You’ve done a wonderful job teaching this, thank you.
Love your content. I am really looking forward to future content.
Would love to se more examples of breaking stuff down to primitive shapes
I am loving this video 💜💜thanks so much for creating and sharing it. Added to my favs forever.
One thing I like to do is to use Black & White the image, and then Posterize to 2 levels.
That way I can see more clearly the most important shapes of a texture.
This was amazing! I've got so many new ideas to play with.
Only just started art and I couldn't work out why my sketches look off and it's the lack of transition in level of detail! Thanks for the tutorial.
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I was just searching for this on your channel yesterday!! Great timing!
Hope you enjoyed it!
I came looking for knowledge and I think I fell in love
Thanks for the content, it was interesting and helpful!💙
Great, love this idea for a series
Oh, this is exciting.
oh... this is lvoely! and very helpful!
Thank you so much for this. I am currently working on some project and this helps me A LOT! personally I’m struggling with perspective so much. Could you make a lesson for perspective if you have time soon 👀 i dont understand the fundamentals of it actually Im self taught artist so i dont have any art education
Excellent initiative!
Wow! Thank you very much!
Really nice tip, thanks
Excellent tutorial on texturing! May i ask what's the music tracks names you used in the video?
Great examples!
Thanks Tyler 2
cool vid keep it up é nois cachorro
Im seeing double, four Tylers
It was really very helpful
Great Tutorial my friends!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
THANK YOU
This video was so hard to fully watch ngl. Dont get me wrong its rly rly good.
But ur calm voice and the background music hit me like a truck. I've become so relaxed and tired that I'm watching the video for the third time now and still don't know the ending xD
Awesome news❤
Hmmmm…needs more reference😂
Thank you It was great
Does Tyler born have an insta? I would love to see more of his art
great!
thank you
YESSSSSSS
cant figure out why tyler looks so different today... haircut?
He has hair now jeje
Great video!
For A second I thought I accidently tapped on a dantdm video
great vid
Oh nooo , wheres is the "... and your name is...... ". Intro ^^ really love his work
@@Datsartstudio there’s a link to his channel in the description
@@TylerEdlin84 Hello, yes I know his channel ... that's why I put this comment ... on the intro of several of his videos on his channel, he says "my name is Tyler ... And your name is... * And he says a different name each time* with a funny video .. :)
Which app r u using friend
& nice video😊
Photoshop
instructive content as usual!
You made that call without watching the entire vid eh?
@@kipz why'd you make that assumption?
what software is this?
Photoshop
Meanwhile first thing to master is perspective....
good video but not as textture material
i see drawing tutorial not material or texture here
ty anyway
@@madmaster3d this is about drawing materials. Not sure what you want for a title here.
@@TylerEdlin84 i mean material is like other video of u
u drawed tree stone &... with color
thats material or texture
You are so handsome, i can't focus...
Keep it In your pants
Si
Your form looks like a waterbed,
I thought it was a blender tutorial
I don't won't to disiponig you but this not how texture work in 3D rendering.
The texture on 3D rendering in it collection off flat images that aplay to UVs.
Yes the are multiple maps like normal map that it may make the object looks more 3D have better lighting or whatever and it posble to make multiple material but other than that it's the texture are flat images in most cases.
good stuff
Hi, may i know the mentor's name, sorry i can't spell it out and just want to see some of his works and follow him in instagram or other platform.. Thank you..❤ and thank you for this video, really helped a lot..