Constructive Drawing - How to Draw Intersecting Objects
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- Constructive Drawing How to Draw Intersecting Objects
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In this video, I will show you how to draw intersecting objects using constructive drawing principles. Such principles greatly help to make realistic artworks especially when drawing from imagination. Here are some of my sketches. I do them to keep my drawing skills sharp and to teach my art students constructive drawing.
Keep watching this video till the end, where I’ll show you the low-polygon paper models of a skull, head and hand that you can make at home and draw from life. These models are available free of charge to the Life Drawing Academy students who take our personal tutoring.
As a fine artist, you may be interested in drawing portraits and figures, but figurative drawing skills greatly depend on your understanding of constructive drawing.
Here’s one of my sketchbooks with more than 80 drawings that were done in one month. All these sketches are made from imagination. I just take simple geometric solids like cones, cylinders, prisms and similar objects and arrange them so they intersect each other. I find it very interesting to draw simple things and see how their shapes interlock.
Of course, to make such sketches, I have to use the rules of perspective and other principles of constructive drawing. One of such principles is that all objects have to be depicted as if they are fully transparent. It is like drawing objects that are made of wire and completely see-though. It is called wireframe drawing.
There is one know-how of how to draw a perfect ellipse that was developed by me. I have not seen such method anywhere else. I teach it, among many other drawing techniques, in the Life Drawing Academy Correspondence Course.
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I will now do a simple sketch to demonstrate how to intersect two rectangular prisms. I will draw the first prism in two-point perspective. Because it is a fast sketch, I won’t be worrying about precision of vanishing lines, although there is a special know-how of how to draw a perfect cuboid in perspective. I depicted this prism as if it is fully transparent.
To highlight the visible edges, I will outline them in pen and ink. This is totally optional. You can do the same in graphite pencil, making visible edges bolder and darker. Such approach is also one of constructive drawing principles - using the aerial perspective to create an illusion of depth.
Drawing in pen and ink is actually harder because you cannot erase wrong lines. If you make a mistake, that it, you have a line that is challenging to remove. Also, when drawing in pencil, it is easier to make the aerial perspective more convicting. Nevertheless, for the demonstration purposes, I will do it in ink.
To describe the geometry of these two intersecting prisms, I will suggest their tonal values in fast pencil hatching. Erasing invisible lines is optional. I just slightly clean up this sketch.
I developed one know-how of drawing a perfect ellipse freehand, but to keep things simple, I will draw it approximately, measuring its curvature by eye. If you would like to learn the know-how of constructive drawing, you are welcome to take the Life Drawing Academy personal tutoring course.
There is a way to ensure that different objects, like the cone and the prism in this example, are in the same perspective. I teach this method to the Life Drawing Academy Correspondence Course students.
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wow, you draw those lines so perfect it doesn´t even looks like to be made by hand without the use of a ruler!!! So shocked!!!!
Man what a stable hand, i'm still practing the 250 box challenge and i aim to be this good
Ditched it and my drawings look so patchy😂
I will be doing this eventually
Thank you
It was very useful
We would like more videos on complex drawings
Will upload soon
This legit feels like actual magic...
I love this channel but can you please do a video on basic supplies needed for this THANKS
he mentioned that its about skill and not materials, just use basic things that you have like a pencil eraser and a pen if you want😭
10:06 ...i guess you won t get an answer
Is it that hard to figure out?
Basic supplies for artists, but please don’t go crazy with it;
Charcoal pencils
Charcoal sticks
Kneaded eraser
Eraser
Graphite pencils
Tortillon ( pretty sure I spelt that wrong)
See through ruler( don’t depend on it too much)
Ball point pen
Fine liner
Fountain pen
Ink
Coloured pencils (optional)
Once again don’t go crazy with the supplies, I just bought charcoal pencils, graphite pencils, kneaded eraser, eraser and a fine liner. I know I’m late, but I hope this helps.
Paper, eraser, & anything that makes a line. Come on dude.
Do perspectives Trimrtric, Isometric, Military, Reverse, Dimetric, Cabinet, Cavalier Contain fade points?
Thanks for asking. Parallel lines do not converge. There are no vanishing points. I guess they did not teach you basic axioms of geometry at school. No disrespect, just sorry for declining quality of education
i would really love to know how to draw more complex such as some antic buildings!
Great, you can learn here lifedrawing.academy/correspondence-course
Hello, Vladimir! Thanks for the video. May I ask one question? The line you drew at about 7:57 on the rectangular prism, is that correct in perspective? It looks some weird. I think it should be more horizontal
This line connects two corners, it is correct
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I read that book. It has plenty of good information. Also it is well written. I enjoyed it.
Wonderful!
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feels like I just learned a lot
I wanna join that course
how can i learn about circle intersections ?
To learn how to draw intersected objects, enroll in one of the best drawing courses available today on the Internet - lifedrawing.academy/correspondence-course
Did you draw this while standing or sitting?
sitting
WAY too heavy on the course selling but excellent tut! Might purchase later
Glad you like it!
Thank u so much
Most welcome 😊
Do you cover all this in your drawing course? Can you give sample of your assignments?
Yes, all this and much more is covered in this course lifedrawing.academy/correspondence-course
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Nice video! Love these tutorials
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Which course gives the most architecture drawing classes?
Thank you for asking. The best drawing course where you can learn whatever topic interests you, including architecture, is lifedrawing.academy/correspondence-course In this course, you will have personal tutoring tailored to your needs
Is the constructive perspectival drawing you are doing in this video only offered in the correspondence-course from your academy? Is there a course I can take that covers just what you are doing in this video at a cheaper price than $997?
Thanks for asking. Depending on your current level of drawing skills, you might have a much bigger task than just learning perspective and intersecting solid bodies. For this reason, it would make sense to take the cheapest personal tutoring drawing course available today on the internet - lifedrawing.academy/correspondence-course
What we teach in this course is simply not available anywhere else.
@@DrawingArtAcademy Okay, thank you. But if I did just want to learn perspective and intersecting solid bodies, do you have a course just for that?
What we teach in this course is simply not available anywhere else - lifedrawing.academy/correspondence-course
Thank you for the video
Thanks for watching!
Superb
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Wow, thank you for lesson, so many useful information and tips, great time of learning with you
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Where I can purchase this skull, head and hand ?
These models, and many more, are available for free to the Life Drawing Academy Correspondence Course students. You can enroll here: lifedrawing.academy/correspondence-course
What is ur pencil brand
Do you really believe that some pencil brand makes any difference? I can make beautiful artworks with whatever art materials you give me. Stop sabotaging yourself by looking for a "magic" pencil, and start learning good skills. Here's a Free video collections to start with - drawingacademy.com/free
Can you constructively draw us more objects, sir?
I would like ❤ to join
What is the difference between an ellipse and an oval?
Every ellipse is an oval, not every oval is an ellipse. The main difference is that the ellipse has two axes of symmetry and an oval only one. We tach all that in this course lifedrawing.academy/correspondence-course
Can i ask what is the name of this exercises?
It is constructive drawing
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Pl tell me more ab ur class
Thank you for asking. You can check this info about online art courses: drawingacademy.com/How-to-learn-art-online.pdf
What pen is that?
Looks like one of this Lamy pens.
Lamy Safari. But like Vlad says - the tool does not matter.
Without the ruler? 💔📏
hey , What type of pen and ink you use ese...ahahaha