Cross contouring is very difficult for to me understand. I could not tell the difference or intention of the lines-UNTIL this video! I was so excited when I realized it clicked for me! Thank you!!!!
This is the best cross contours video I've seen. I wish there were more example I can draw. I feel discovering contours has put everything into place for me
I'm truly a beginner at drawing. Last week I drew for different things with cross contour lines. Following a video. I'm so happy to see how it actually works. Thank you for explaining it and showing in this way. I'm going to share this video on Pinterest. I hope it helps your Channel.❤
Very good video. I'm close to fully understand the principle of cross contour lines now. A question however: Are there any rules regarding the cross contour lines? Should the lines on a rounded object like an apple or an ellipse be bent like the contour lines are, or can you for instansce make a straigth line on an ellipse and still consider it a cross contour line? Or diagonal lines on a cyllinder? Is it a rule that the cross contour lines should conform to the way the outer contour lines are drawn eg. a vertical line on a cylinder should be bent like the vertical contour line is?
Good questions. A contour line must conform to the surface. So a curved surface will have a curved line , a flat surface will have a straight line. If you put a straight line over a curved surface, that would be more like a planar line, not cross contour. And yes, the outer contour will give clues to how the cross contours will be. Hope that helps :)
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I've watched almost every video on cross contour lines and this is the one that finally made it clearer to me.. Thank you so much
That’s wonderful to hear, I’m so happy the video connected. Thanks for letting me know and have fun with your cross contours!
Exactly 😌
The best video in TH-cam about these cross contour lines
I appreciate that, this is one of my favorites too :)
Cross contouring is very difficult for to me understand. I could not tell the difference or intention of the lines-UNTIL this video! I was so excited when I realized it clicked for me! Thank you!!!!
That’s wonderful to hear! I’m happy it clicked for you, cross contours can be a lot of fun they make sense :). Thanks for taking the time to comment!
This is the best cross contours video I've seen. I wish there were more example I can draw. I feel discovering contours has put everything into place for me
It’s such a great tool to understand form. Glad it impacted you!
I'm truly a beginner at drawing. Last week I drew for different things with cross contour lines. Following a video. I'm so happy to see how it actually works. Thank you for explaining it and showing in this way. I'm going to share this video on Pinterest. I hope it helps your Channel.❤
That’s great, glad the video is helping you start your art journey! Thank you for sharing, I appreciate the support :) Good luck with your drawing!
This might be the best video on contour lines, mighty fine work sir!
Many thanks, happy it is helpful to you :)
I'm so happy to find your channel your teachings are getting right in my head
Great! I’m glad I’m in your head lol. Thanks for supporting the channel!
@@DrawshStudio you're most welcome 🤗
it's fascinating how cross contours changed random shapes into 3D objects
I agree Shatila! It’s fun to make a random blob and then turn it into 3 dimensions.
You shared a complex concepts so simply that everyone understand it. is awesome
Thank you, glad the material is connecting with you!!
Thank you! I’ve learned so much, you have a great way of explaining it simply and clearly.
Thanks for commenting, and I appreciate the words. I do my best to make it clear, quick but thorough.
AWESOME VIDEO . Just learned about why the spacing between the contours matters to hold up the illusion
Thank you! Happy you enjoyed it and it helped. I love this exercise, it’s so fun to make random shapes look 3D just with contours!!
Took me a couple times to understand that xyz thing. I figured it out after reviewing the square notes I took. Thank you!
Glad it makes sense now! This video does a deep dive on X,Y,Z to refresh you too :)
m.th-cam.com/video/SnS7Ld17Ed8/w-d-xo.html
Man... Finaly i understand it better... Thank you so much 🙏🔥
Excellent! Happy this video shed some light on the topic of cross contours for you :)
Very helpful, thank you so much!
You are welcome, thanks for watching and supporting :)
Awesome channel. Thanks for every video
My pleasure, happy you are getting something from the videos. Thanks for the support :)
Thank you, this helped me with art class
Great! Glad it helped with your class :)
Very good lecture 💐 i like it 🌹😁
Thank you! Glad you liked the lecture!
This is so magical. Thank you for the help=) Gonna try these myself=)
Thank you, I think they are really fun to draw too. Have fun with it!
Maaaan your videos are the best
And ive watched many in youtube
I appreciate the high praise and very happy they are so beneficial to you :)
Great Job Drawsh! I like how you break it down to simple steps. Your videos are Awesome!
Thanks Dino!! I appreciate the kind words and glad you are enjoying the videos :)
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Super good explanation of contour lines! Simple and easy to understand!
Glad to hear that! Thanks for taking the time to send me a note :)
@@DrawshStudio You should do a video on foreshortening shapes since that confuses me!
Thanks, that’s a great topic. I will put it on a future video list :)
Very helpful and a great refresher for me as I haven't done this for years 👍
Excellent, good to hear that you are back at it :) good luck drawing!
Really enjoyed watching, great explanation, I feel like I really understand cross contours now.
That’s great, so happy to hear the video made things clearer!! Thanks for the message :)
Big help and such clarity thank you 🙏🏽
Your welcome, happy it helped!! Thanks for the support :)
Very good video. I'm close to fully understand the principle of cross contour lines now.
A question however: Are there any rules regarding the cross contour lines? Should the lines on a rounded object like an apple or an ellipse be bent like the contour lines are, or can you for instansce make a straigth line on an ellipse and still consider it a cross contour line? Or diagonal lines on a cyllinder?
Is it a rule that the cross contour lines should conform to the way the outer contour lines are drawn eg. a vertical line on a cylinder should be bent like the vertical contour line is?
Good questions. A contour line must conform to the surface. So a curved surface will have a curved line , a flat surface will have a straight line. If you put a straight line over a curved surface, that would be more like a planar line, not cross contour.
And yes, the outer contour will give clues to how the cross contours will be.
Hope that helps :)
Great video! Thank you!
My pleasure! Thanks for the comment :)
Wow! learned so much,Thank you!
Thanks so much for taking the time to comment, and I’m glad you learned from it. Please share with others you think will like it!!
Wow! Very helpfull.
Thanks for the comment, I’m happy you found it helpful!
your video is really impressive.
Thank you Jeeva Rock, I appreciate the kind words and you taking the time to comment!!
Nice lesson
Thanks, glad you liked it :)
The shape at 1.39 is pointing towards the left, not right.
Hmmm. I’m not sure I agree with your statement. The front plane of the form is facing to our right, meaning we see the left side.
Helo! What books and other studies can we have for a better understanding of this subject besides you? How can I get more about it!
I really like the book “rapid viz”. Also Cura Studios has a wonderful TH-cam channel and content. artisapractice.com
thank you very much!
You are very welcome, thanks for the comment :)
thank you
My pleasure, thanks for taking the time to comment!
nice
Thank you! Glad you liked it :)
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it's magic
Who doesn’t like a little magic?
Thank you
Your very welcome :)