How to sketch a watch - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Hey sketchers. We're droppin' bombs of pencil sketching technique on ya' and today we sketch out a stainless steel wrist watch using pencils and marker paper. If you need ssome supplies (especially paper) check out the links below. They're affiliate links that help me make a little from this endeavor.
Copic markers - amzn.to/1ysibmj
Prismacolor Verithin - amzn.to/1Fc9sXP
Prismacolor Premier Pencils - amzn.to/1IGx18U
Copic Marker paper - amzn.to/1h6X4Os
"Using one tool, and One tool only! Pencil's!" That got me :D Awesome videos! helping me out a ton for Industrial design major!
+Alan mark Kristensen Thanks for watching!
Hey I'm just learning how to draw in perspective
You said these words in your beginner elipses video "auxillary vanishing point thats off on an angle" could you make a video about that :D ?
Thanks. I really enjoyed watching you create this.
the speed and accuracy 👌I have to get better at drawing without setting up the horizon and vanishing points. I can to some degree, just need to work on it even more.
Hi, great video! Thanks for posting! Do you know any book where I can learn watch design? Thanks!
Spencer! Spencer! Spencer! Always awesome! thanks man!
+Wilson Seavi Thank you good sir.
Those tutorials are very very good Spencer, great tips, awesome quality, great materials and a lot of skills.
Awesome video! I just subscribed too
this is so helpful mate thank you
Excellent just fabulous 👏👏🖒
hi spencer great video there. loving this how to sketch series .
+bika7181 Thanks for watching!
Hi Spencer,
Thanks for dropping the usual knowledge! Haven't viewed in some time and am now questioning if I am using the right paper for my sketches... Is Copic marker paper what you tend to use for most of your videos?
Marker paper
Great video! Great tutorial!
+Adith Widya Pradipta Thanks. Watch part two. now up.
is there any way to contact you for business inquiries ?
good video, but white balance on the camera is a bit turnt up
Yeah realized half way through. Thanks.
Great
Thanks man
Nice video Spencer!
Last week I went to a conference where a graphic designer\philosopher spoke about Design and how nowadays we live in a "cupcakes' shop" where every shape is soft, continous, has pastel colors... even it seems all sketches have been some by the same person as they are all alike.
What opinion do you have about this comment? Are we living in this "cupcakes' shop"? So, focusing in Sketching and since you are a professional in this issue, what do you think? Maybe should we try new Sketching styles?
Thank you for your time! Everyone is invited to give their opinions.
hi.... logically what he is saying can't be correct. all people have their different styles and artistic views, and different types of design ( for example "new" old fasion furnature) will inherently not follow the pastal colours or rounded style. i think he is noticing a trend for certain designs and he is not wrong, the trend is very "cupcake shop" but eventually this trend will finish and move on to a new trend in design, say somber colours and straight sharp lines.... im not a designer and this is just my opinion, but i don't think you can really generalize about design.
ps: just take a look at this video and you will notice it doesn't follow the "cupcake shop" trend (even if it was in colour markers it would be black, grey and possibly a deep blue or red for the watch face)
+Miguel Estepa I disagree and agree somewhat. I think sketching is inherently personal - you put your touch on things. If anything, technology can homogenize design when your imagination is limited by the capabilities of the tool.
Hi, I wanted to know if you could sketch me out a watch?
Hi Spencer. I really love your drawing skill. Please I want you to be my tutor
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