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Same, this is a huge thing I struggle with. This is why I prefer drawing (or writing) - I absolutely can't wrap my mind around making 3-D objects, and sewing/making clothing is considered a "3D" item in my brain so I still don't understand it. :(
Thank god you said literally anything else besides just the coil method. Literally every time I try to figure out how to do foreshortening, it's just "use the coil method, it's great! Just draw some circles!" And it's like that doesn't tell me how long between parts of the limb or even how long the limb should be in the end. That doesn't tell me how much bigger I should make the next coil in comparison to the previous. That does not tell me which parts of the normal anatomy falls where. It does not tell me what the new proportions I'm working with are in the foreshortened version. In my opinion it doesn't even help with the perspective, all it's doing is making sure you're working in A cylinder, even if it's not a cylinder at the right angle, the right length, or any other very important features to make it the RIGHT cylinder. And even then, you could just... draw a cylinder instead of all the work of making the stupid coils and achieve literally the exact same thing. It does absolutely nothing for me, and the only merit I EVER have found in it is in noting the curve of the limb for when I add clothes and wrinkles to them. In short, the geometry method is definitely more my style
I had the exact same thoughts as you previously, and I must say: DO NOT USE THE GEOMETRY METHOD TO FORESHORTEN, it will hold you back A LOT. Practice gesture drawing, especially exaggerated poses. The more you try to make your drawings proportionally accurate, the more gesture they will lose. Use the geometry method only if you know how to apply it to gesture. Remember, GESTURE COMES FIRST. It's way easier to add proportions to gesture than to add gesture to proportionate geometry. I mean look at the example pose drawn using the geometry method. It's accurate, yes, but it's very boring, stiff and therefore unnatural.
I've recently found your channel and it is easily the BEST art guide I've seen so far!! You explain things perfectly and your art is beautiful. Now,, if I may ask, can you please make a video on backgrounds?? They're my biggest nemesis and the only thing keeping me from opening my commissions :(((
For me,personally,a mix of the geometry method and the ring method has been the most effective thus far. For the general shape and drawing itself I use building blocks and I construct more lively movements with springs to add more of a flow to them.
I remember in drawing class we had a model (fully clothed) pose lying down for a foreshortening lesson and we were positioned in a circle around him. Where I was sitting, was the weirdest position ever, I literally got... the back of the head. Just a big head of curly dark hair. I could maybe see a thin little rectangle of shorts and two itty bitty legs sticking out of the head like antenna. No arms or hands since they were hidden behind the head. It didn't even look human. But, I was so used to just drawing what I could see, and ignoring what I couldn't see, that I just drew it as it was. A big head with leg antenna, it looked hilarious! I was pretty sure I was gonna fail... As the teacher was going around telling everyone else to shorten the limbs and trying to explain how the perspective was different, he comes around to me, his jaw drops, and he stopped the class and called everyone over to look. "This is how you do foreshortening!" Everyone looked at my weird drawing of a head with leg antenna and was incredibly confused. "But that doesn't look right at all!" To which the teacher exclaimed "It doesn't have to! Stop fixing it and let it look weird!" I think that was the best art lesson I ever got, learning to 'let it look weird.' 😊
I have a pretty good grasp on perspective and anatomy, but I still wanted to watch this video to see if I will learn something new. You're an excellent teacher, so I appreciate what you do
this is the most helpful art guide i’ve ever watched, foreshortening is something i’ve always tried hard to get better at, and i think with the tips and guidance in this video i might just keep improving! :)
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Thank for this tutorial 💕 I'm really struggling in this some sort of pose Thank you 💕
Wow, so glad to hear we've been able to help you like that! If you haven't yet, check out the GSL Method Fei developed to draw quick and efficient dynamic figures th-cam.com/video/lKPmLvzrY2I/w-d-xo.html
my art teacher showed one of your videos in class a few days ago, so it was incredibly surprising to find another in my recommended! and what do you know, one on the exact topic I was struggling with in the first place.
Yeh…um, so I’m taking an art class rn and we literally just talked out it in passing today. Then this popped up in my recommended (keep in mind that I haven’t looked up art related things on this account) I have the chills. But this was amazing! You explained it really well while making sense and sounding pleasant. Thank u for making this video, I think I’m here to stay and explore lol
Yeah, the cellphone microphone being open all the time and listening in on your conversation to know what you are talking about today is truly creepy stuff....
I've always had a thing for drawing but sadly I've never really been able to get into it properly, more of a music person myself anyway but I do really really wish to be able to commit myself to learning someday, huge respect for all of you out there who are working passionately
Don't worry! Take small steps, my first digit art piece was literally a few colours and now I'm learning how to draw characters. It takes time but you will see improvement!!
Thank you so much!! I really want to practice more of the art fundamentals this summer, and I was really curious about foreshortening, and you explained it in a very good way that’s easy to understand. Again, thank you for making this!
I've been drawing my whole life and I have original characters and stories that I I'm trying to bring to life in graphic novel format. But once I started to actually work on the panels, I realized that there was something off about my art. In particular, I was struggling with foreshortening and perspective but I could not figure it out which is super discouraging. This video just changed that for me. Thank you SO much...
I remember when I was younger, I tried to practice foreshortening, before even learning anatomy. I was a weird kid. Perspective shifts intrigued me. Still does.
All solid advice. Remember, use references and copy them when practicing. Some people feel it is cheating but eventually your mind will begin to recognize and repeat what you have practiced. Old masters used models and copied masters before them. Eventually you will be able to take that and change things and make them your own.
U explain things so simply for even people who dont know anything in the catargory,and even others who do know somethings can still go along! But my biggest impression from u is that u draw with a mouse,very talented i love ur art!
*clicks tthinking its foreshadowing for writing * *gets this * I NEED THIS MORE OML #### FORESHADOWING I just found you today and i already feel like your gonna help me alot in my art career. tysm!!!!
I love this so much! I have always struggled with foreshortening, and still do to this day. When I was younger, I got the advice of using references as much as I can when it comes to foreshortening. My brain keeps going, I know what is there (forearm, wrist, etc.) but draw what you SEE and you will start to understand how some pieces of the body works. The coils were and still are my best of friend~!
I don't usually leave comments, but I just want to thank you for making this video. For years I've been using the coiling technique and it's never worked for me. I had no idea about the geometric technique until I watched this video. It's super helpful and suddenly my poses look amazing lol. Many thanks from a tired action comic artist!
These tutorials are really, REALLY amazing -- Very few art guides I've followed on TH-cam have helped make art 'click' as much as your videos have. The way you go through each concept with both examples and tips on steadily improving help me immensely and make me feel like I'm starting to actually understand what I'm doing when I'm drawing. These art tutorials feel as if I'm attending an actual art class and receiving genuine advice, and I cannot thank you enough for the free resources you've shared with the community. I hope in the future I am able to financially support the work Winged Canvas is giving to artists, it truly means a lot!!
i tend to use the geometry method but theyre less blocky, usually i have more curves cause blocks and corners are too bulky the curviness and more rough shapes help out with looking a little less stiff so for example i could draw the shoulders and first half of the torso as a trapezium with more curved edges edit: the ring method also helps out with joints in the elbows and wrists etc
When i started drawing this is the first thing i tried, never thought it would be so dificult, nowadays its one of things i like the most, the perspective rreally helps sell out something
Went into this somehow thinking it's an alternate form of foreshadowing, came out of it with inspiration to finally try drawing again (it's been way too long)
OHMYGOSHHHH THANK YOU SO MUCH IVE BEEN TRYING TO LEARN PERSPECTIVE FOR A WHILE AND IVE BEEN STRUGGLING SO MUCH, IM PRETTY GOOD AT ANATOMY SO THIS IS LIKE THE PERFECT TUTORIAL FOR ME AHHHHH ❤
this video was really helpful for me :) im currently a 12 year old, who is kinda just starting ig. (began drawing in 2020) and i think these tips and techniques helped me in terms of foreshortening :D so yea, keep up the good work alr?
This is so helpful. Thank you so much for these videos they have actually helped me a lot with art because I've been doubting my art very much because I don't know how to do for sure Andy and I normally What the whole body to show with every limb showing so yeah thank you so much
Ive tried the Geometry method many times, trying to draw things in an angled box to get the perspective right, and it just doesn't work well for me most of the time. the coil method i've never heard of surprisingly, but it looks like it would be far more helpful for someone with dyslexia, especially with drawing limbs, so thank you!
Dude THANK YOU FOR THIS I needed to do some perspective with an arm and as someone who pretty much taught themselves how to draw, I hadn't tried the cylinders and blocks thing yet and I got it immediately after that so thank you!!
Thank u for the help jessei! For the longest time I really had a hard time drawing like thus but ur video was really helpful and easy to fallow so thank u!!!!! 😁
thank you so much for this video! recently i've been experimenting with foreshortening and i just cant seem to do it right, but thanks to this video the angles dont look as cursed as they look before :-)
Whenever I look at geometry my head always end up spinning Tho perspective is a different thing that I also quite am challenged with Due to your explination I finally understand what is going on with the two ToT It makes lotta sense to me now! Thank you very much
I would really like to see a video about coming up with ideas/references Your videos are amazing and your explanation makes everything easier to understand
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My brain only thinks in 2D so I stink with perspective. I really appreciate the foreshortening lesson and will definitely try out these tips, thanks!
Oh my gosh I thought I was the only one who had a hard time imagining in 3d!
I mostly imagine in 2.5D, so making 3D animations is quite a hassle, and has been bothering me for a while now-
Funny for me it's 2D as I can draw posing and ect but when it comes to flat things I struggle immensely
Same, this is a huge thing I struggle with. This is why I prefer drawing (or writing) - I absolutely can't wrap my mind around making 3-D objects, and sewing/making clothing is considered a "3D" item in my brain so I still don't understand it. :(
Mine can think but my hand don’t know how to do it
Thank god you said literally anything else besides just the coil method. Literally every time I try to figure out how to do foreshortening, it's just "use the coil method, it's great! Just draw some circles!" And it's like that doesn't tell me how long between parts of the limb or even how long the limb should be in the end. That doesn't tell me how much bigger I should make the next coil in comparison to the previous. That does not tell me which parts of the normal anatomy falls where. It does not tell me what the new proportions I'm working with are in the foreshortened version. In my opinion it doesn't even help with the perspective, all it's doing is making sure you're working in A cylinder, even if it's not a cylinder at the right angle, the right length, or any other very important features to make it the RIGHT cylinder. And even then, you could just... draw a cylinder instead of all the work of making the stupid coils and achieve literally the exact same thing. It does absolutely nothing for me, and the only merit I EVER have found in it is in noting the curve of the limb for when I add clothes and wrinkles to them.
In short, the geometry method is definitely more my style
I had the exact same thoughts as you previously, and I must say:
DO NOT USE THE GEOMETRY METHOD TO FORESHORTEN, it will hold you back A LOT. Practice gesture drawing, especially exaggerated poses. The more you try to make your drawings proportionally accurate, the more gesture they will lose. Use the geometry method only if you know how to apply it to gesture. Remember, GESTURE COMES FIRST. It's way easier to add proportions to gesture than to add gesture to proportionate geometry. I mean look at the example pose drawn using the geometry method. It's accurate, yes, but it's very boring, stiff and therefore unnatural.
I'm imagining you saying this every time somebody suggests it lol
I've recently found your channel and it is easily the BEST art guide I've seen so far!! You explain things perfectly and your art is beautiful. Now,, if I may ask, can you please make a video on backgrounds?? They're my biggest nemesis and the only thing keeping me from opening my commissions :(((
Its between this one and marc brunet for me
Bro fr backgrounds are so hard- like idk how to make it fit the oc or how to make it look good 😭🙏🙏
Ever heard of angels? He's also a great art coach
Did you ever figure out backgrounds?
Nice hands! Thank you for the video! I’ve wanted to get better at dynamic poses and this is helpful :)
For me,personally,a mix of the geometry method and the ring method has been the most effective thus far. For the general shape and drawing itself I use building blocks and I construct more lively movements with springs to add more of a flow to them.
FINALLY! SOMETHING THAT TEACHES ME HOW TO ACTUALLY USE FORESHORTENING! Thank you so much for this!!!
I remember in drawing class we had a model (fully clothed) pose lying down for a foreshortening lesson and we were positioned in a circle around him. Where I was sitting, was the weirdest position ever, I literally got... the back of the head. Just a big head of curly dark hair. I could maybe see a thin little rectangle of shorts and two itty bitty legs sticking out of the head like antenna. No arms or hands since they were hidden behind the head. It didn't even look human.
But, I was so used to just drawing what I could see, and ignoring what I couldn't see, that I just drew it as it was. A big head with leg antenna, it looked hilarious! I was pretty sure I was gonna fail...
As the teacher was going around telling everyone else to shorten the limbs and trying to explain how the perspective was different, he comes around to me, his jaw drops, and he stopped the class and called everyone over to look. "This is how you do foreshortening!"
Everyone looked at my weird drawing of a head with leg antenna and was incredibly confused. "But that doesn't look right at all!" To which the teacher exclaimed "It doesn't have to! Stop fixing it and let it look weird!"
I think that was the best art lesson I ever got, learning to 'let it look weird.' 😊
I have a pretty good grasp on perspective and anatomy, but I still wanted to watch this video to see if I will learn something new. You're an excellent teacher, so I appreciate what you do
this is the most helpful art guide i’ve ever watched, foreshortening is something i’ve always tried hard to get better at, and i think with the tips and guidance in this video i might just keep improving! :)
Thank for this tutorial 💕
I'm really struggling in this some sort of pose
Thank you 💕
Oh my gosh! I cannot express how much this helped me understand and draw foreshortening in my art! Thank you!
You literally saved my art I watched your perspective video and poses i can finally do figure drawing for my art thank you so much
Wow, so glad to hear we've been able to help you like that! If you haven't yet, check out the GSL Method Fei developed to draw quick and efficient dynamic figures th-cam.com/video/lKPmLvzrY2I/w-d-xo.html
incredibly informative! the way you structured this tutorial is really clear and the pacing is great, thanks so much for sharing
my art teacher showed one of your videos in class a few days ago, so it was incredibly surprising to find another in my recommended! and what do you know, one on the exact topic I was struggling with in the first place.
Yeh…um, so I’m taking an art class rn and we literally just talked out it in passing today. Then this popped up in my recommended (keep in mind that I haven’t looked up art related things on this account)
I have the chills.
But this was amazing! You explained it really well while making sense and sounding pleasant.
Thank u for making this video, I think I’m here to stay and explore lol
Yeah, the cellphone microphone being open all the time and listening in on your conversation to know what you are talking about today is truly creepy stuff....
@@nadiarey4196 so if I go to my phone and say "maaannn I wanna watch a man poop" will I get man pooping videos
I've always had a thing for drawing but sadly I've never really been able to get into it properly, more of a music person myself anyway but I do really really wish to be able to commit myself to learning someday, huge respect for all of you out there who are working passionately
Don't worry! Take small steps, my first digit art piece was literally a few colours and now I'm learning how to draw characters. It takes time but you will see improvement!!
This is gonna legit help me with my art skills. I’ve been having trouble with foreshortening so this helps a hella bunch. Thanks!
Thank you so much!! I really want to practice more of the art fundamentals this summer, and I was really curious about foreshortening, and you explained it in a very good way that’s easy to understand. Again, thank you for making this!
Saved this video in my personal "Godsends in Animation" playlist. It's exactly what I've been looking for right now.
I've been drawing my whole life and I have original characters and stories that I I'm trying to bring to life in graphic novel format. But once I started to actually work on the panels, I realized that there was something off about my art. In particular, I was struggling with foreshortening and perspective but I could not figure it out which is super discouraging. This video just changed that for me. Thank you SO much...
Thank you so much for this tutorial. You've helped with hands, with anatomy and now with foreshortening!
Gotta binge this channel to grow our art skills. Thanks for the super helpful tutorial!!!
Like 55 seconds in, haven't even gone to the lesson; and you've already blown my mind with the shoulder wrist trick 👍
I remember when I was younger, I tried to practice foreshortening, before even learning anatomy.
I was a weird kid. Perspective shifts intrigued me. Still does.
Quick tips and quick drawings while your talking, perfect. Thank you!
All solid advice. Remember, use references and copy them when practicing. Some people feel it is cheating but eventually your mind will begin to recognize and repeat what you have practiced.
Old masters used models and copied masters before them. Eventually you will be able to take that and change things and make them your own.
these videos always help me out so thank you !!
Watching these video's are really helpful because they give you tips and show you how to do something new with art.
U explain things so simply for even people who dont know anything in the catargory,and even others who do know somethings can still go along! But my biggest impression from u is that u draw with a mouse,very talented i love ur art!
i haven't tried to actually create art I enjoy in years yet youtube still finds a way to reccomend a video about literal *art*
i like that she jumped right into the topic. i appreciate that.
Coil technique made perspective so easy to understand. Appreciate the tip
i learned so much from this channel thank you!
Your tutorials are so clear, simple and to the point! You've just got yourself a new subscriber
THANK YOU I’m drawing a comic right now and this is literally saving my life
I’VE BEEN TRYING TO LEARN HOW TO DO FORESHORTENING FOREVER! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
You can also thicken the lines on where the shadow falls, and where the light shines you can make it thinner.
This was very useful...thanks so much ! You're a pretty good teacher 🌈
I’m glad this popped up when I recommended because I was never gonna figure this out!
*clicks tthinking its foreshadowing for writing *
*gets this *
I NEED THIS MORE OML #### FORESHADOWING
I just found you today and i already feel like your gonna help me alot in my art career. tysm!!!!
no offense but its foreshortening which is a perspective and foreshadowing which is guessing / predicting
I love this so much! I have always struggled with foreshortening, and still do to this day. When I was younger, I got the advice of using references as much as I can when it comes to foreshortening. My brain keeps going, I know what is there (forearm, wrist, etc.) but draw what you SEE and you will start to understand how some pieces of the body works. The coils were and still are my best of friend~!
I don't usually leave comments, but I just want to thank you for making this video. For years I've been using the coiling technique and it's never worked for me. I had no idea about the geometric technique until I watched this video. It's super helpful and suddenly my poses look amazing lol.
Many thanks from a tired action comic artist!
Me doing one foreshortened drawing after watching this: I can foreshorten, I can… I CAN FORESHORTEN! (This actually helped though, thank you so much!)
Huh. Glad youtube randomly recommended me this. Seems really helpful. I'll use this for reference so thanks for this
Thanks! This so hard to do and I've been drawing for decades, as a hobby but I want to do more with it. You're a treasure!
+1 for including different types of learning/thinking
These tutorials are really, REALLY amazing -- Very few art guides I've followed on TH-cam have helped make art 'click' as much as your videos have. The way you go through each concept with both examples and tips on steadily improving help me immensely and make me feel like I'm starting to actually understand what I'm doing when I'm drawing. These art tutorials feel as if I'm attending an actual art class and receiving genuine advice, and I cannot thank you enough for the free resources you've shared with the community. I hope in the future I am able to financially support the work Winged Canvas is giving to artists, it truly means a lot!!
I have never subscribed faster in my life.
i tend to use the geometry method but theyre less blocky, usually i have more curves cause blocks and corners are too bulky
the curviness and more rough shapes help out with looking a little less stiff
so for example i could draw the shoulders and first half of the torso as a trapezium with more curved edges
edit: the ring method also helps out with joints in the elbows and wrists etc
When i started drawing this is the first thing i tried, never thought it would be so dificult, nowadays its one of things i like the most, the perspective rreally helps sell out something
It's like the algorithm just read my mind, I was planning to do a drawing and a foreshortening tutorial was one thing I really needed.
yesterday, I was struggling to draw an arm this way and now I found this video! very noice thanks
This tutorial is fricking exquisite.
trying to draw this always felt like walking against a tornado, thank you for this video 🥺
Went into this somehow thinking it's an alternate form of foreshadowing, came out of it with inspiration to finally try drawing again (it's been way too long)
as soon as you started drawing the coils my brain went :O It looks so simple and effective
OHMYGOSHHHH THANK YOU SO MUCH IVE BEEN TRYING TO LEARN PERSPECTIVE FOR A WHILE AND IVE BEEN STRUGGLING SO MUCH, IM PRETTY GOOD AT ANATOMY SO THIS IS LIKE THE PERFECT TUTORIAL FOR ME AHHHHH ❤
I've been learning and struggling with foreshortening but the coils really helped, thanks!
You know you are watching good content when it's about stuff you never do but still keeps u entertained.
Oh my gosh, this is just what i needed! You are a great teacher ❄️💙
this person is so underated for only having 84k subs i wish i could join your art class someday!
The coil method helped me alot, thank you for sharing you're process!
So happy I found your channel! You explain really well and I love your art.
this video was really helpful for me :)
im currently a 12 year old, who is kinda just starting ig. (began drawing in 2020) and i think these tips and techniques helped me in terms of foreshortening :D
so yea, keep up the good work alr?
I struggle with foreshortening and this helped me understand it better. Thank you
I did not expect you to get straight to the point, thank you for that!
you really make stuff alot easier to understand, thank you!
This is so helpful. Thank you so much for these videos they have actually helped me a lot with art because I've been doubting my art very much because I don't know how to do for sure Andy and I normally What the whole body to show with every limb showing so yeah thank you so much
Ive tried the Geometry method many times, trying to draw things in an angled box to get the perspective right, and it just doesn't work well for me most of the time. the coil method i've never heard of surprisingly, but it looks like it would be far more helpful for someone with dyslexia, especially with drawing limbs, so thank you!
Thank you so much for this because The ring method didn’t work for me and I was really sad so I’m glad that you taught other method too
omg u are a lifesaver!!!
Dude THANK YOU FOR THIS I needed to do some perspective with an arm and as someone who pretty much taught themselves how to draw, I hadn't tried the cylinders and blocks thing yet and I got it immediately after that so thank you!!
I didn't like how the actual foreshortening looked until I realized I needed it, so I hope this really helps, it probably will :D
OMGGGG i WAS struggling with this so much and didn't know the ternm AND THIS JUST CAME UP IN MY RECCOMMENDATIONS IS THE TH-cam GODS ON ME
These tips are super helpful, especially since foreshortening has always been difficult for me!
4:11 😂 for a while my brain was looking at the arm and thinking how it would look front perspective if it stayed that size😂
Jessie te amo, it really helps ur vids, ofc I’m sharing them for my artists friends!!
Your channel might be my best find.
I suck at doing human anatomy
Thank you, I'm struggling to this technique for months
You're awesome at this
This is very helpful, because I'm wanting to create a graphic novel and I need more practice so thank you
Muy Buen video, me encantó lo de "los pros y contras" de las técnicas y la ilustración del final. Saludos desde Argentina UwU
I'm in awe
Ugh... i got dizzy trying to understand all this... but i finally understood the ring method thanks to you!
Thank u for the help jessei! For the longest time I really had a hard time drawing like thus but ur video was really helpful and easy to fallow so thank u!!!!! 😁
I didn’t even know what this was called, and I needed this like a week ago, roughly
Bruh you explain things so well 🙏
Was doing the box thing, had not considered using a sphere for joints. Thanks
My brain can think in 3d but my hands can’t
thank you so much for this video! recently i've been experimenting with foreshortening and i just cant seem to do it right, but thanks to this video the angles dont look as cursed as they look before :-)
i liked this. good tips.ive done foreshortening randomly before but uh this will help! thanks!
Whenever I look at geometry my head always end up spinning
Tho perspective is a different thing that I also quite am challenged with
Due to your explination
I finally understand what is going on with the two ToT
It makes lotta sense to me now! Thank you very much
Thank you, this explained my questions!
Woah! Nah man... truly needed this! God bless!!
i hope the literal best for you in every possible way
The subscribers should be higher, this is great content
I would really like to see a video about coming up with ideas/references
Your videos are amazing and your explanation makes everything easier to understand
This was pretty helpful. I’m pretty good at foreshortening and perspective already but it’s always good to learn more.
Loved it! A question a had is how do you foreshorten wings? When they’re on a human.