MY ART TEACHER PLAYED THIS VIDEO TODAY AT MY ART CLASS! Edit: can yall stop in the comment section saying my teacher was lazy and didn't do his work, the only reason he showed this was because he only wanted to show an example, he was an amazing chill teacher...I made this comment during my junior year in HS and thought "wow it's jazza I never thought he would be in my lesson!" I was just surprised? I'm sick and tired of yall trying to find an excuse to hate on my teacher especially when they get underpaid to do their job..he also showed this particular video because we we're learning how to do body postures for that specific art unit...anywho just wanted to make that clear.
Dude thank you so much for all these videos as a young and developing artist myself (I also want to be a professional writer,chef and artist I know a lot of things but those are my passions and I have many others) but these videos really help me since I feel like my art is trash this gives me faith that my art isn’t trash and I can keep bettering in my art
When I started this I was talking to myself like : ‘I know you’re a perfectionist but you can’t do it good immediately’ It helped and the first one was great! Also thank you for making this!
Divio18 Practice is the best way to master proportions. I suggest trying to draw a bunch of construction skeletons in multiple poses on a regular basis, it helped a lot for me! Don't be shy to look up pictures of human bodies, having some references is quite handy.
I agree, proportions and perspective are the hardest things for me. I have a bad habit of jumping into things when I try to learn them and then give up because I try to do it as if I know everything rather than start with simple things. I'm finally trying to practice drawing and jazza is a big help and inspiration. I try to look at my horrible drawings as motivation to improve rather than reason to give up.
TheNahaw Same, I always want my drawings to be perfect somehow, even if I'm just starting to practice a specific thing like anatomy... and when I fail it's discouraging and I give up quickly... Although as you said, when I look at my old drawings I can tell I'm improving xD
TheNahaw If you look at old drawings that you put hard work and dedication into, and think the words "this looks like shit," you're getting better. That's what I always tell myself.
You just gotto also know how to draw it wrong so you can not do it, a feeling thing by itself. And you can always go from where you are and look at it.
An aging bearded moderate hipster musician sits in front of his macbook pro, preparing to watch a drawing tutorial when up pops a car commercial (oddly, I've already forgotten the brand) where a family start singing "Buddy Holly" by Weezer together. He throws his pipe down onto the coffee table in front of him. "Goddamnit, stop making me feel so OLD!" He turns to his wise and somber Jack Russell terrier. "Charlie Brown, did you see that? Did you see what they just fucking did to me, Charlie?"
***** It means that you buy them as digital files. You download them and then can see them on your PC, Tablet etc. :) Basically it does not matter where you live.
Great to see that every artistic activity is based on the same pattern. As a comedian, it's exactly what we need to do for the construction of a caracther : lay down the foundation and Structure of it. Then refine details, and then giving the texture, the shading, keeping in it the simplicity of the construction line we establish before. This construction allows us to play our caracther in any situations, perspectives and angles. Thanks for the non-intentional metaphor Jazz, thanks for reading my french-english that sucks and thanks for this brilliant work you are doing with such simplicity. Your construction line is on point :)
No prob man! It's well deserved! I've seen other tutorials and they don't go into nearly as much detail as you! You may have things like this, but maybe animating specific things like animals, robots, and particle effects? I've heard from other artists on TH-cam that particle effects aren't the easiest to create/animate. Keep it up man!
+Draw with Jazza Hey there Jazza, i got a question, i really love this, and i will always use this technique of construction, but how should i do it in paper? i am too poor to even get a drawing tablet, in the computer you can resize, easily erase anything, and lots of stuff you cant do in paper, i want to construct fast but i have it hard for doing it without having dark lines, its hard to keep the construction lines as light as possible, maybe just loosen the construction design for more sketchy but maybe that works? maybe the question im asking you is being already answered by myself right now? lol Please help, thanks! :)
After 6 years, these are still my favorite Jazza videos to watch. I love learning and seeing the creative process and gaining new tips and tricks I never thought about before
Being unskilled at drawing complex body parts, angles, facial expressions, eyes, nose, etc. Now being asigned to a task that I can't even do and doesn't have any experience (talking about animation). Just because my advisor wanted us ( a group of students who aren't experts in arts and animation) to compete against other schools in a short period of time ( since first week of September until September 24. Excuse me WTF.) Just wanna say thanks for everything.
Has nobody thanked Jazza for helping some guides to you guys?Cause This is my comment Jazza Thank you for helping me and I'm trying to be good,but you helped me a little and watching your vids has been making me a good artist not pro enough but soon I'll be like you,helping others so they can be a good artist.Thank you so much.
Your video really helped me structure my people with much better understanding on how to make them look like they have bones instead of noodle joints, thank you very much!!
The last bit about breaking objects into basic shapes and then putting it on another angle really helped! I just we able to draw my first basic car! I feel great about my abilities just with that advice.
For the first few minutes: okay I got this Jazza- now we are gonna make our own pose Me- Okay this will be easy 10 seconds later- is to stressed out to continue
Jazza = my favorite artist To : jazza From : xavier cavazos Ever since I was 3 I first watch your videos i was like (i want to draw like him )every time you make a video i watche all of them thank you for inspiring me I love you I'm a boy I'm 13 and I have a dream to meet the one and only drum roll 🥁 ( JAZZA! )
Thank you. Seriously, thank you so much, this is the best explanation I’ve ever heard, and that’s coming from someone who’s spent at least 5 hours watching anatomy videos
Jazza I love these vids. You haven’t done one in A long time! Bring them back plz!!!! Also another reason to do more do them is that the channel is called “Draw WITH Jazza” not “Watch Jazza Draw” hehe
Thank you so so much , day after tomorrow is my NID DAT prelims , an indian designing exam...and i dont know how to make human figures, your video help me alot...thank you...god bless you...
Thanks jazzy this really helped me I'm not good at drawing full humans so I just usually draw from the shoulders up but now I can draw full people thanks
One thing I'm missing in this anatomy construction video is the measurements. I think you're drawing figures 7 heads high right? I was watching some of Sycra's videos awhile ago on his lightning technique for drawing the muscles on arms and legs and he uses an 8 heads tall method. It dawned on me that however helpful your videos have been on what fundamental shapes the male and female body consist of I don't remember you mentioning measurements (although I must admit I haven't watched them all yet) I think why some people watching this tutorial would have problems is because when they implement it the result isn't what they thought it would be. For instance when you draw that little line and dot for the nose and mouth explain why they go there and what the width is. The eyes are usually one eye width apart from each other etc.at what point do the elbows and knees start... When you draw it in 3D perspective you start foreshortening and that is the complicated bit for most because insight in measurement is crucial then. You're absolutely right when you say that people will just have to observe and practice so they will get a feeling for those 'accordion bends'. I'm still at that stage right now so I know. But some won't get that and perhaps get discouraged to continue as a beginner Between you and Sycra's videos though I've already learned so much the past month. I'm already drawing and painting robots in all kinds of complicated poses and perspectives. Followed an art class for about half a year over ten years ago and learned nothing so I gave up. I was just drawing two pillows with charcoal on paper the whole time. But I somehow stumbled onto your tutorials and they inspired me to buy an Intuos and give it another try. I'm so glad I did. So this is by all means merely CONSTRUCTIVE criticism ;) pun intended of course
I've actually decided to take up figure drawing classes and start a group to go out people sketching. Those are probably the best ways to learn what things are common as opposed to what is personal
So I am a future graphic designer and I thought basic art skills would prob be a prereq. I don't draw but i plan to invest a lot of time to learn and hopefully turn it into my career. Your video is a wonderful and easy to grasp tutorial and I was an instant subscriber. Hope for future videos such as this. Love this!
I found aspects of the "broad strokes helpful, but not being trained as an artist I would have appreciated a clearly understanding of how to see the relationship of shapes in space from one to another. I feel that would have saved me a good deal of guess work to try to find it.
The wooden form is best to show the ratios of length from knee to ankle...knee to hip...how tall the head should be in reference to the neck...etc. im not pro...i just remember being told this in highschool art class
For beginners like me that want to get better at drawing what you have in your Lil beginner brain well don't worry. Ok you want to make sure you construct the figure of what you're drawing, so skeleton or foundation, then you'll need to learn the parts of the body to know what part of the goes where, that way you'll have an easier time drawing the places you want the parts of the body to be in. Ok skeleton or foundation, draw the part you want the part to be in, so if you want to draw an arm that it's touching the waist line then draw a stick line from the elbow to the waist, down to the elbow and right to the waist. Got that? good, now that you have the places you want the parts to be in, start drawing the real body. So for example, I want to draw a rabbit, but that wouldn't really make any sense because how can a rabbit have human parts, so you want to draw anthropomorphic bunny. You draw the body it'll be a lot easier because you have an idea of what parts of the body goes where because you drew a stick figure to guide you, now for the parts that are not in a human. If you have a bunny you want to draw you'll have trouble with the ears, shape of the head, and feet, so I just recommend you draw the a curly line for the ears, and well for the shape of the head good luck with that. Ok you drew the stick figure and the animal or human parts, u have it on lockdown, it is on your brain of what part goes where.(you can use the figure you drew) thats where the construction part comes in handy, you have the specific location of the parts and the body of the animal. You then draw it and you color it there you're a master artist now, construction is very important for an artist that's beginning or that just needs a guide. Leave leik plz
Everything he's saying "some people" and "if you want to.." are things you SHOULD be doing, unless you're good enough to skip steps. Those things, like drawing the circle on the side, are important to help you see the form as a 3d object and not a flat plane. Which then better allows you to design features proportionally and in the proper place. Again with that circle, it helps you establish the jaw line, and direction of the face. If you're watching this video because you need help drawing faces, These things arent "if you want to" and "some people". They are things you need to be doing. In this video, he's glossing over Andrew Loomis' methods for drawing bodies and faces. I HEAVILY suggest you google him and his work; its stuff you'd learn in just about any traditional art class, and techniques professionals consistently use in essentially every industry that requires drawing characters. But yea.. Dont skip steps, unless you're good enough to do so. Mathematicians dont show every step when they solve problems, because they dont need to. You need to if you're still studying, because at the end of the day, its to help you.
1. Construct
2. Refine
3. Screw it all up
4: profit
4 sell it as modern art
I draw a line. Then i draw a second line. One is guaranteed to be less like the objective. Erase that line. Start over.
I draw a decent toe, tho.
Me when i draw lol
*How to Draw a Circle:*
1. Draw a face
2. Erase line art
3. Erase all construction except for initial circle
MY ART TEACHER PLAYED THIS VIDEO TODAY AT MY ART CLASS!
Edit: can yall stop in the comment section saying my teacher was lazy and didn't do his work, the only reason he showed this was because he only wanted to show an example, he was an amazing chill teacher...I made this comment during my junior year in HS and thought "wow it's jazza I never thought he would be in my lesson!" I was just surprised? I'm sick and tired of yall trying to find an excuse to hate on my teacher especially when they get underpaid to do their job..he also showed this particular video because we we're learning how to do body postures for that specific art unit...anywho just wanted to make that clear.
Cool!
Isnt your teacher supposed to teach you?
Lazy ass teacher
Look at The sky 🌌
Did he or she play the whole thing if so that’s a little bit lazy.
Jazza : draws person in 2 seconds
Me : takes 5 minutes copying it
Jazza : ereases half of the drawing and redraws it again in 1 second
Me : 😐
that part was sped up so it becomes less boring too watch
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Same
@@andrews4632 Me who spent 30 minutes on each face angle. :(
this doesnt seem like a tut sadly
10:14 he makes it look so easyyyy T_T I can now draw characters standing still (8:52) but I can't draw them in an action pose. But I won't give up!
how's it going? :)
ne wit It’s better now, I figured a way to do it. Still needs some practice though...
@@dabiogunjimi255 what about now?
@@minminnnn I learned gesture drawing and goodness me it’s frickin op. It makes everything so much easier
@@dabiogunjimi255 that's really cool! How do you do it tho?
Who sees themselves watching this over and over again?
Me
Me too
I'm currently on my 57th time rewatching this.
See you guys in the next hour.
俺も
Me three
Yo going back and watching old videos is heart wrenching
Dude thank you so much for all these videos as a young and developing artist myself (I also want to be a professional writer,chef and artist I know a lot of things but those are my passions and I have many others) but these videos really help me since I feel like my art is trash this gives me faith that my art isn’t trash and I can keep bettering in my art
When I started this I was talking to myself like : ‘I know you’re a perfectionist but you can’t do it good immediately’ It helped and the first one was great! Also thank you for making this!
Anatomy and proportions are the most difficult things for me to achieve correctly :/ this really helps, thanks
Divio18 Practice is the best way to master proportions. I suggest trying to draw a bunch of construction skeletons in multiple poses on a regular basis, it helped a lot for me!
Don't be shy to look up pictures of human bodies, having some references is quite handy.
I agree, proportions and perspective are the hardest things for me. I have a bad habit of jumping into things when I try to learn them and then give up because I try to do it as if I know everything rather than start with simple things. I'm finally trying to practice drawing and jazza is a big help and inspiration. I try to look at my horrible drawings as motivation to improve rather than reason to give up.
TheNahaw Same, I always want my drawings to be perfect somehow, even if I'm just starting to practice a specific thing like anatomy... and when I fail it's discouraging and I give up quickly... Although as you said, when I look at my old drawings I can tell I'm improving xD
TheNahaw If you look at old drawings that you put hard work and dedication into, and think the words "this looks like shit," you're getting better. That's what I always tell myself.
You just gotto also know how to draw it wrong so you can not do it, a feeling thing by itself. And you can always go from where you are and look at it.
“Imagine to yourself that you want to build a wall”
Donald trump: *”aight I’m listening”*
Why?
@@taewithsugaandkookiewithlo5324 r/wooooosh
@@bluboi2424 relax, it's like an 8 year old indian kid.
@@Absorbant then he shouldnt be on youtube 😂 but ok ill relax
my favorite reply section
An aging bearded moderate hipster musician sits in front of his macbook pro, preparing to watch a drawing tutorial when up pops a car commercial (oddly, I've already forgotten the brand) where a family start singing "Buddy Holly" by Weezer together.
He throws his pipe down onto the coffee table in front of him.
"Goddamnit, stop making me feel so OLD!"
He turns to his wise and somber Jack Russell terrier.
"Charlie Brown, did you see that? Did you see what they just fucking did to me, Charlie?"
This video goes great with your books! Glad I bought them!
Power Surge Thank you so much for your support, it means a great deal to me and I hope you enjoy them!
Draw with Jazza I do! Very much!
+ I live in the US. You know you they are digital books, right?
***** It means that you buy them as digital files. You download them and then can see them on your PC, Tablet etc. :) Basically it does not matter where you live.
Not sure... Debit should work as well... You can ask Jazza if you have a special circumstance
Great to see that every artistic activity is based on the same pattern. As a comedian, it's exactly what we need to do for the construction of a caracther : lay down the foundation and Structure of it. Then refine details, and then giving the texture, the shading, keeping in it the simplicity of the construction line we establish before. This construction allows us to play our caracther in any situations, perspectives and angles. Thanks for the non-intentional metaphor Jazz, thanks for reading my french-english that sucks and thanks for this brilliant work you are doing with such simplicity. Your construction line is on point :)
The wire framing to finish the figure will help me a lot. Thanks!
Dude your videos are fantastic, really covering EVERY detail of drawing and design... I may pick up a pencil and take a lot of these cues :D
Thanks for your kind words of support!
No prob man! It's well deserved! I've seen other tutorials and they don't go into nearly as much detail as you! You may have things like this, but maybe animating specific things like animals, robots, and particle effects? I've heard from other artists on TH-cam that particle effects aren't the easiest to create/animate.
Keep it up man!
+Draw with Jazza Hey there Jazza, i got a question, i really love this, and i will always use this technique of construction, but how should i do it in paper? i am too poor to even get a drawing tablet, in the computer you can resize, easily erase anything, and lots of stuff you cant do in paper, i want to construct fast but i have it hard for doing it without having dark lines, its hard to keep the construction lines as light as possible, maybe just loosen the construction design for more sketchy but maybe that works? maybe the question im asking you is being already answered by myself right now? lol Please help, thanks! :)
Dante Delgadillo 2 years and no reply... what a shame.
After 6 years, these are still my favorite Jazza videos to watch. I love learning and seeing the creative process and gaining new tips and tricks I never thought about before
Being unskilled at drawing complex body parts, angles, facial expressions, eyes, nose, etc.
Now being asigned to a task that I can't even do and doesn't have any experience (talking about animation). Just because my advisor wanted us ( a group of students who aren't experts in arts and animation) to compete against other schools in a short period of time ( since first week of September until September 24. Excuse me WTF.)
Just wanna say thanks for everything.
11:15 that is basically my final drawing after all my skill is exhausted and this gentleman is just getting started lol
Has nobody thanked Jazza for helping some guides to you guys?Cause This is my comment
Jazza Thank you for helping me and I'm trying to be good,but you helped me a little and watching your vids has been making me a good artist not pro enough but soon I'll be like you,helping others so they can be a good artist.Thank you so much.
Your video really helped me structure my people with much better understanding on how to make them look like they have bones instead of noodle joints, thank you very much!!
The last bit about breaking objects into basic shapes and then putting it on another angle really helped! I just we able to draw my first basic car! I feel great about my abilities just with that advice.
Really I was amazed to see the difference after adding construction lines hands up to this guy
For the first few minutes: okay I got this
Jazza- now we are gonna make our own pose
Me- Okay this will be easy
10 seconds later- is to stressed out to continue
I'm trying to make my own webtoon, so I'm learning anatomy.
thank you jazza for teaching in a way that makes sense
Thanks Jazza. As an art student, I find a wire frame is very helpful for me to practice construction figure.
My drawing already improved an hour after watching he explained this extremely especially with the idea of deconstruction and reconstruction
Jazza = my favorite artist
To : jazza
From : xavier cavazos
Ever since I was 3 I first watch your videos i was like (i want to draw like him )every time you make a video i watche all of them thank you for inspiring me I love you I'm a boy I'm 13 and I have a dream to meet the one and only drum roll 🥁 ( JAZZA! )
Would you say this is the best way to start learning how to draw people? I’m looking to learn how but don’t know where to start. Thanks!
Thank you. Seriously, thank you so much, this is the best explanation I’ve ever heard, and that’s coming from someone who’s spent at least 5 hours watching anatomy videos
Jazza I love these vids. You haven’t done one in A long time! Bring them back plz!!!! Also another reason to do more do them is that the channel is called “Draw WITH Jazza” not “Watch Jazza Draw” hehe
WTF this is magic, I´ve been trying on doing that in art school but nothing, one jazza video, boom I can draw the body !
This man taught me how to go from janky “earthbound” styled art to realistic proportions as well as help me develop my art style.
12:40 I'd love to see people make memes using these faces!
Thank you so so much , day after tomorrow is my NID DAT prelims , an indian designing exam...and i dont know how to make human figures, your video help me alot...thank you...god bless you...
Thanks jazzy this really helped me I'm not good at drawing full humans so I just usually draw from the shoulders up but now I can draw full people thanks
One thing I'm missing in this anatomy construction video is the measurements. I think you're drawing figures 7 heads high right? I was watching some of Sycra's videos awhile ago on his lightning technique for drawing the muscles on arms and legs and he uses an 8 heads tall method. It dawned on me that however helpful your videos have been on what fundamental shapes the male and female body consist of I don't remember you mentioning measurements (although I must admit I haven't watched them all yet)
I think why some people watching this tutorial would have problems is because when they implement it the result isn't what they thought it would be. For instance when you draw that little line and dot for the nose and mouth explain why they go there and what the width is. The eyes are usually one eye width apart from each other etc.at what point do the elbows and knees start...
When you draw it in 3D perspective you start foreshortening and that is the complicated bit for most because insight in measurement is crucial then. You're absolutely right when you say that people will just have to observe and practice so they will get a feeling for those 'accordion bends'. I'm still at that stage right now so I know. But some won't get that and perhaps get discouraged to continue as a beginner
Between you and Sycra's videos though I've already learned so much the past month. I'm already drawing and painting robots in all kinds of complicated poses and perspectives. Followed an art class for about half a year over ten years ago and learned nothing so I gave up. I was just drawing two pillows with charcoal on paper the whole time. But I somehow stumbled onto your tutorials and they inspired me to buy an Intuos and give it another try. I'm so glad I did. So this is by all means merely CONSTRUCTIVE criticism ;) pun intended of course
I've actually decided to take up figure drawing classes and start a group to go out people sketching. Those are probably the best ways to learn what things are common as opposed to what is personal
Holy shit u just wrote a novel 0_0
UkeliDokeli nice novel what’s it called?
Great video buddy, helped me out with how I can manipulate shapes.
Anytime I watch you I get back into drawing, thanks.
We did this in engineering class I wasn’t really paying attention so thanks
Even tho this is two years old
So I am a future graphic designer and I thought basic art skills would prob be a prereq. I don't draw but i plan to invest a lot of time to learn and hopefully turn it into my career. Your video is a wonderful and easy to grasp tutorial and I was an instant subscriber. Hope for future videos such as this. Love this!
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Thanks dude found this super helpful ✏✏✏
Thanks for doing this! It helps so much!
I learn more from Jazza than from school.
Good ole Draw With Jazza
Thanks amigo. Should i be drawing during ? #greatwork #artlife
I can't believe that I didn't subscribe your channel long time ago :O as a beginner that was very helpful , thanks a lot
the intro is fire
I found aspects of the "broad strokes helpful, but not being trained as an artist I would have appreciated a clearly understanding of how to see the relationship of shapes in space from one to another. I feel that would have saved me a good deal of guess work to try to find it.
Thank you so much! It's really helpful for beginners. Thanks man
Thank you Jazza this helped me so much
The wooden form is best to show the ratios of length from knee to ankle...knee to hip...how tall the head should be in reference to the neck...etc. im not pro...i just remember being told this in highschool art class
Wow, I didn't think jazza could reach me how to build a wall : )
Very Good Examples, Your Channel is Great.
I ALREADY HAVE YOUR COURSES
JAYSEN
Hi Jaaza I am Nitin Thank u very much for this video after this i will be able to draw very easily though i have some trouble drawing the lips
Hi jazza please what program are you using? Or what program would you recommend for beginners? Thanks :) and also I love your videos
A better way to build a wall: Ask trump for help
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Straight to the point... So pointy :P
Yemi_Ernest So now Minecraft means your age?
fuck trump.
make the Mexicans build it.
Great advice man helped me a lot!
this really helped, thank you so much!
20:17 Jazza predicts the design of the Tesla Cybertruck
You are perfect zazzz
I'm gonna challenge you...to make a hand drawn, paper animation like they did back in the 80s and before
Thecool aidan Jazza can definitely do that. :)
For beginners like me that want to get better at drawing what you have in your Lil beginner brain well don't worry. Ok you want to make sure you construct the figure of what you're drawing, so skeleton or foundation, then you'll need to learn the parts of the body to know what part of the goes where, that way you'll have an easier time drawing the places you want the parts of the body to be in.
Ok skeleton or foundation, draw the part you want the part to be in, so if you want to draw an arm that it's touching the waist line then draw a stick line from the elbow to the waist, down to the elbow and right to the waist. Got that? good, now that you have the places you want the parts to be in, start drawing the real body. So for example, I want to draw a rabbit, but that wouldn't really make any sense because how can a rabbit have human parts, so you want to draw anthropomorphic bunny. You draw the body it'll be a lot easier because you have an idea of what parts of the body goes where because you drew a stick figure to guide you, now for the parts that are not in a human. If you have a bunny you want to draw you'll have trouble with the ears, shape of the head, and feet, so I just recommend you draw the a curly line for the ears, and well for the shape of the head good luck with that.
Ok you drew the stick figure and the animal or human parts, u have it on lockdown, it is on your brain of what part goes where.(you can use the figure you drew) thats where the construction part comes in handy, you have the specific location of the parts and the body of the animal.
You then draw it and you color it there you're a master artist now, construction is very important for an artist that's beginning or that just needs a guide. Leave leik plz
This helped me so much
jazza you are the best at drawing i wish you your my bro
The best channel 😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
nice video this video helped me for my animation in krita
SENPAI PLEASE NOTICE ME
Great video mate! Thanks!
If any of you are struggling with the head, use the Loomis technique. It saved my life.
Took me so long to find out about this video that makes it easy to draw 2d animated series.
You are good. Thanks buddy!
Great video, thanks for making this.
This helped a lot! Thanks😄
Hey Jazza? If you practice a lot doing those head construction, will you be able to apply it to animals, too? Like drawing an animal head and stuff?
ur the best dude thanks
wow he's the best and i'm not huh?? so sad rn
Wow this is really helpful
Thanks
You're amazing 😍 thank you so much for this video!!
Jazza, You should do a video on silly things that artist do subconsciously
Thank you so much for the video this helped me a lot! 😀
Brilliant!!
You explained it to me perfectly but I'm still having trouble visualizing shapes and constructing.
great content - thx jazza!
Thoses construction bits are useful
Thank you so much! this is exactly what i needed!
thanks this was really help full 😊
I suck at drawing I wish I was better you should post a video on how to begin her’s draft
11:48 -and years of experience
THANK YOU JUST GOT A SUBSCRIBER!!
2019 throwback
Everything he's saying "some people" and "if you want to.." are things you SHOULD be doing, unless you're good enough to skip steps. Those things, like drawing the circle on the side, are important to help you see the form as a 3d object and not a flat plane. Which then better allows you to design features proportionally and in the proper place. Again with that circle, it helps you establish the jaw line, and direction of the face.
If you're watching this video because you need help drawing faces, These things arent "if you want to" and "some people". They are things you need to be doing.
In this video, he's glossing over Andrew Loomis' methods for drawing bodies and faces. I HEAVILY suggest you google him and his work; its stuff you'd learn in just about any traditional art class, and techniques professionals consistently use in essentially every industry that requires drawing characters.
But yea.. Dont skip steps, unless you're good enough to do so. Mathematicians dont show every step when they solve problems, because they dont need to. You need to if you're still studying, because at the end of the day, its to help you.
don't you ever wonder who taught jazza to draw cause I want to see him or she's channel
Bro you are the best thank you
Can you make a beginners guide to drawing. I’ve been trying find vids on how to draw and I can’t find any
very useful thank you
Subscribed,liked and built a wall
You are awesome bro
Jazza: Im going to deconstruct this body
Model:😐
The into is dope
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