Nice summary! Edgar Payne's book has been really helpful. It's funny how when we're young we are enthralled by the "detail" and complexity of things, but as you age you appreciate concise, distilled, potent work. I saw a video where a professor explained: people think poetry is using big fancy words to fluff language, but it's really about distilling language down to it's most essential and potent form. I think that applies to art.
Huge help thank you so much. I also want to thank you for how you teach in your videos. I made the mistake of using the internet for cheap tips and quick solutions to my problems in art and I believe I fell behind because of that. I appreciate you actually teaching in your videos and encouraging us to learn on our own as well.
full of informations , thanks ,we really need more videos to help us through art studies , how to start experementing with composisions , is a problem i stuggle with as a bigginer artist. We often hear" art studies" but how you do it, is the big struggle . thank again for the video
Really awesome video. You are so efficient at making landscapes, it always enlightens me where my weaknesses are when I watch you paint. This video was very informative.
Great video. I myself haven’t studied compositions academically or anything like that, only ever by feel, but do you think compositions could be different from the common ones and still be interesting? Because I often get obsessed with shapes that really scratch that itch in my head, even though nobody else seem to be doing it the same way
Definitely, composition is one of those things that doesn't always abide to strict rules, sometimes something really surprising and weird can work. That's why it's important to not just stick to some of the rules I set out in this video, sometimes symmetry, for example, does create good composition. Even in Edgar's book he mentions central compositions and ignores the asymmetrical stuff I mentioned here. It's really all about feeling what works and not sticking to strict patterns all the time.
Thank you so much! As a beginner, I struggle to make 2d shapes of value look like 3d objects. It is as if silhouettes work as a composition, but they seem flat. Any exercises you (or anyone better than me) could recommend to practice it?
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Nice summary! Edgar Payne's book has been really helpful. It's funny how when we're young we are enthralled by the "detail" and complexity of things, but as you age you appreciate concise, distilled, potent work. I saw a video where a professor explained: people think poetry is using big fancy words to fluff language, but it's really about distilling language down to it's most essential and potent form. I think that applies to art.
Huge help thank you so much. I also want to thank you for how you teach in your videos. I made the mistake of using the internet for cheap tips and quick solutions to my problems in art and I believe I fell behind because of that. I appreciate you actually teaching in your videos and encouraging us to learn on our own as well.
That's really nice of you to say, thank you!
I'm glad you feel better again :) Great video 🐻❄
Thanks :)
so GOOD! i know i'll be revisiting this video over and over again, so thanks for keeping it short!
Really cool to hear your view on this, looking forward to the next video!
full of informations , thanks ,we really need more videos to help us through art studies , how to start experementing with composisions , is a problem i stuggle with as a bigginer artist.
We often hear" art studies" but how you do it, is the big struggle . thank again for the video
One of the best comp videos out there!!!
Great video, I learned a lot in 13 minutes, thanks!
Great video! Reminder to me that I need to work on my composition
My man needs more attention, great stuff!
Well laid out... love this!
Really awesome video. You are so efficient at making landscapes, it always enlightens me where my weaknesses are when I watch you paint. This video was very informative.
Ah another greatvideo, many thanks man!
Thank you!! This was very interesting and helpful, good work by the way
Thank you so much for the video.
i saw the blue box, i clicked
It’s bigger on the inside
Amazing video! Tysm
Beautifully informative. Notan is my deficiency, so I know where to begin. Thank you.👍
Thank you, for sharing your knowledge with us.
Thank you Jordan!
So very helpful, thank you!
Great video!! Wish I would've discovered your videos sooner!
Amazing video ❤ keep it up!
Best tutorial,i love u 😳😱😱😱🤩🤩🤩
Thank you!
Well explained !
Great video
Great video! Simplicity is so important
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Great video. I myself haven’t studied compositions academically or anything like that, only ever by feel, but do you think compositions could be different from the common ones and still be interesting? Because I often get obsessed with shapes that really scratch that itch in my head, even though nobody else seem to be doing it the same way
Definitely, composition is one of those things that doesn't always abide to strict rules, sometimes something really surprising and weird can work. That's why it's important to not just stick to some of the rules I set out in this video, sometimes symmetry, for example, does create good composition. Even in Edgar's book he mentions central compositions and ignores the asymmetrical stuff I mentioned here. It's really all about feeling what works and not sticking to strict patterns all the time.
Thanks Master!
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Great video!
This is so helpfull
Thank you so much!
As a beginner, I struggle to make 2d shapes of value look like 3d objects. It is as if silhouettes work as a composition, but they seem flat. Any exercises you (or anyone better than me) could recommend to practice it?
bro do you have your brush pack available for download somewhere? got some juicy mark making there
great video wow
On point thanks!
Thank you
When I first watched his videos I thought HE WAS AN OLD MAN , vetren artist 🤧 forgive me ! I really admire your work
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Obrigado ,aqui Brasil
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