This helps a lot. They told me to do this in college, but i always forget, so it's really nice to find reminders like these around. Thanks for the video!
Somehow this applies to many creative fields. Working inside a box (solid framework) made by you helps you achieve your vision better than free flowing it.
perfect subject. i think this really will help me. much more than if you drew a foot (so many people want to teach beginners by using anatomy. Like we are surgeons or something).
Your videos always help me out whenever I feel stuck at some point while design sketching!!! Everything explained so clearly and crisp.Thank you for pouring so much effort and time to make such useful and amazing videos!!! :) :)
@@productdesignermaker it’s actually not to long, and using the correct term for the shape helps people learn what it is really called. They might find it interesting and want to look up more information on about hyperbolic paraboloids. I know when I saw that name I instantly went to do research on it, turns out I did a whole college art project on hyperbolic paraboloids after finding out how interesting they were.
Take the line on the side elevation (for instance) and just follow along it until you start coming close to the line on the end. When you’re coming close, transition from the first to the second line. Work around each corner. I hope this helps.
Here is a painfully more detailed explanation of how to plot symmetrical forms in perspective (aka mirroring) I don't recommend this. But it may help you get over the hump. th-cam.com/video/O1tv-6JURJ4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you. I was explaining the principle to my design students and the pringle popped into my head! They were pleasantly surprised when it became a video!
Just a little advice putting a clickable links in your description and pinned comment would make it easier for people to get to your other platforms and increase click through rates. Love your videos
Thanks for the advice. Yes, I keep meaning to add more links (without wishing to irritate the viewer). I have the occasional link to my website, but should do the same for Instagram and Twitter too. It’s a balance between spending my time working on videos, and eating up time packaging them up nicely. 🙏
Wow this is so helpful... I haven't found many artists on youtube talking about this topic! Thank you! When I try to apply this technique to more complex objects like an office lamp, I stumble though. My construction lines get very confusing because there are so many and it throws my 2 point perspective drawing off. Could you show an example of this with a more complicated object like a robot?
Thanks for this. I will hopefully produce something along these lines soon. In the meantime, hopefully you’ve seen my videos th-cam.com/video/_uzSMAI5AuE/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/JkpDCUk17K4/w-d-xo.html
Some people are struggling on the pringle if you ever feel bad about that... don't. I just spent 3 double sided pieces of paper trying to draw the box.
Sir how do you hold and control your implement when sketching? I see that you didn't use your wrist but with the elbow and shoulder 😁 👍 Is that the secret for better line quality 😉 👍 🍩 ☕
You've correctly spotted the methods I've used.... locked wrist, locked fingers & working from the shoulder. There are a few other bits of advice which I hope to put together in a video that will be downloadable from my website.
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"Hey babe, what are you doing?"...me: "Watching some dude sketch a pringle potato crisp so I can get inspiration"
Adrian you’ve gotta get your kicks somewhere! #guiltypleasures
Adrian lol
@@noahritchie4259 lol
@@samcook5929 lol
@@Waldz24 lol
I don’t know why but this video is so satisfying.
We aim to please!
This helps a lot. They told me to do this in college, but i always forget, so it's really nice to find reminders like these around. Thanks for the video!
ForeverMuffin my pleasure!!
th-cam.com/video/lt70vV5CWfI/w-d-xo.html
It’s amazing how you broke down the process and showed it step by step. Thank you!
My pleasure!!
This is what I've really wanted. Please make this into a series🥺
Pleased you’ve found it!
"I keep my construction lines to build layers of informatiom" this is pure platinum
Thank you Guilherme. Very much appreciated.
What a satisfying illustration of a Pringle in a box
Thank you very much!!
Your videos are a cure to my overthinking and none productive self. Thank you for the motivation boost. :)
Noha El Komi brilliant! So pleased I can be of help.
I very much appreciate how you quickly and clearly breakdown the complex and difficult into its essence with exercises.
That’s very kind, thank you!!
Wow...I've done this so many different ways but this is just so simple at explaining exactly why. Thanks you!!
Awesome! Great to hear, thank you!
Honestly one of the most amazing videos on drawing Ive ever watched.
Brilliant! Thank you!
My teachers used this in class! Great video, taught me so much for my GCSE product Design GCSE and A-Level! Thank you, I owe my grade.
Fantastic! Thank you!!
Somehow this applies to many creative fields. Working inside a box (solid framework) made by you helps you achieve your vision better than free flowing it.
Couldn’t have put it any better!
You’ve made me love sketching again, thank you 😊
No way! That’s incredible to hear! Thank you!
Awesome exercise. I've found they 'read' better with tangent lines through the centre planes. Once you pop you can't stop...
Yes, absolutely!!
This guy has almost 60 thousand subscribers and yet he still replies to every comment.
Legend.
Thank you! Thank you!
Appreciate it!
Thank you for sharing. It’s always an honour to have a good artist, share some good practices, as well as watching some good proportions being done.❤
Love this! Thanks so much
I'm more of an artsy fartsy illustration person, but I find the simple and expressive super 3d forms of design super helpful.
Great to hear, thank you.
this video is a gem!
Thank you 🙏
Now this is called "thinking inside the box" lol
Exactly!
perfect subject. i think this really will help me. much more than if you drew a foot (so many people want to teach beginners by using anatomy. Like we are surgeons or something).
Ha! Pleased you’ve enjoyed it!!
really really helpful stuff here, thank you! I tried the Pringle set up a couple of times and can see how simple and helpful this technique is
Awesome, thanks for the feedback 🙏
I think I found my new favorite channel
Awesome! Think I’ve found my favourite viewer!! 😂😂
@@productdesignermaker not me blushing and knowing that I have a test tomorrow about this
@@frige173 😀😀
this is mesmerizing to watch
Brill 😂
You help me inspire when Im mentally stressed and Im doing bad sketches. Also, your voice is so relaxing
Jesus Jose Castillo Vilchez thank you. This is good news! I think my voice makes some people fall asleep!
@@productdesignermaker No!😂😂😂
Relaxing in the sense that helps mind to clear out
This man has incredible artistic skills and what does he decide to draw...
A Pringle
ur mum
shut up ur not funyn i will
Thank you! Don’t underestimate the need for Pringle designers.... there’s a world shortage!
Wow! I could totally see this becoming a kind if saddle. This was really interesting, thank you
Thank you! I tried to draw a saddle but it looked like a Pringle, so I told everyone a little white lie 😂😂😂
Thanks! I may try this as a warm up exercise
Yes, good idea!
I try th-cam.com/video/s1A8gMEPfEs/w-d-xo.html
Amazingly simple yet so effective. Thank you! Also, your voice is very calming.
Thank you!!
this is insanely good
This is insanely pleasing to hear 🙏
the fact that this is my Design Technology homework
Good luck with it and say a big hello to your DT teacher from me!!
Your videos always help me out whenever I feel stuck at some point while design sketching!!! Everything explained so clearly and crisp.Thank you for pouring so much effort and time to make such useful and amazing videos!!! :) :)
Akshaya Krishnan well it’s comments like these that helps to give me the energy. Thank you, I very much appreciate your support.
Thanks for sharing this. It’s a really great tool!
Thank you 🙏
Really interesting concept
Thank you 🙏
Excellent video, thank you!
Thank you 🙏
Thanks for TH-cam to recommend me this Video and thank you for the tips. Subscribed.
Awesome! Thank you! Thanks TH-cam too!
wow i never thot that creating this organic form before
nice vid
Thank you!!
I learnt many of you and I'm enthusiastic in your future videos .
With best wishes
Thank you. Much more on the way!
Okay, I’m sold.
That was an easy sale! 😂
Great as always!! :) You explain it so well
Thank you very much 🙏
This is so simplifying... thanks that's technique.....
My pleasure!
Beautiful
Thank you very much!
Thank you that all I can say to appreciate ur help.
Glad you like it. Thanks for the feedback!
Great video, thanks!
Thank you.
I'm happy i could find this video again by just writing "drawing a pringles" otherwise I wouldn't know how to search for it
Pleased you could find your way back. Now just hit the subscribe button, and you’ll never get lost again! 😂😂
These organic shapes do help me a lot 😭tks for the video it may seem simple but it’s really helpful for me
Morgen Chou i’m really pleased to help. Thanks for the support.
love this demo
HiPer Spinning Tops thank you!!
So cool 🥰
Thank you!
Really good 😃
Appreciated 🙏
Brilliant!
Thank you!!
We did this in class, thank u
HC_Elite my pleasure. Hope it went well!
This is damn crazy!❤ Love the way your hand moves, so smooth✨
Thank you very much!!
@@productdesignermaker My pleasure
this is really great boss, thanks for this helpful tip
My pleasure. Thanks for commenting.
Great Video.
Mustaf thank you 🙏
Ah yes just what I was looking for
....and you didn’t even know it 😀
Jokes aside , this actually helped me a lot thank you so much!!
My pleasure!!! 🙏
Omg this is exactly what I am doing in my uni😂 youtube is probably observing me all the time😬
We’re watching you very closely! 😂
I watched the whole video as a man, using the "box" technique, drew perfect chips да привет
Awesome!
Awesome! Please do these kind of short and useful product sketches! really missing your prototyping techniques xd
Kausthubh TSR Thank you. Will do!
Now, I'm craving pringles.
Yes, sorry about that!
For everyone saying he is drawing a Pringle shape, the correct term is actually a hyperbolic paraboloid.
.... but it's too big to be written on the tube! Haha!
@@productdesignermaker it’s actually not to long, and using the correct term for the shape helps people learn what it is really called. They might find it interesting and want to look up more information on about hyperbolic paraboloids. I know when I saw that name I instantly went to do research on it, turns out I did a whole college art project on hyperbolic paraboloids after finding out how interesting they were.
@@sciwiz55 I was actually just joking about it being too long to go on the tube! I agree with the need for specific terminology.
@@sciwiz55 oml, it was a joke :)
This is awesome man ❤️
Much appreciated 🙏
Thanks to TH-cam recommendations
Yes, thanks to TH-cam recommendations 😊
Fantastic! Thank you :)
Angelica Franco thank you!!
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Thanks very much!
Beautiful🌷👍🏻🌹
Well thank you! 🙏
Alternative video title: How to draw a pringle in 4 minutes
About the same time it takes to eat a tube of them!
@@productdesignermaker 4 minutes is too long
@@maxehd457 yes, but I’m including a 2 minute break 😂
Is there a role to connect sides? i find it difficult to connect the sides and what to connect.
Take the line on the side elevation (for instance) and just follow along it until you start coming close to the line on the end. When you’re coming close, transition from the first to the second line. Work around each corner. I hope this helps.
use ur imagination (right brain) not your logic brain (left brain)
@@mayun8718 I managed without a brain!
Here is a painfully more detailed explanation of how to plot symmetrical forms in perspective (aka mirroring) I don't recommend this. But it may help you get over the hump. th-cam.com/video/O1tv-6JURJ4/w-d-xo.html
This helped a lot. Thanks:)
You're welcome!
good stuff!
Thank you
So cool!
Thank you!
Oh that's how Pringles' chips get their perfect shape
Who'd have thought it?
i love this! Nice pringle chip!! hahaha
Thank you. I was explaining the principle to my design students and the pringle popped into my head! They were pleasantly surprised when it became a video!
practice done with you.:)
Great, I hope it’s helped.
Muy buen canal, felicidades!
Thank you 🙏 🙏
Awesome 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you!!
so this was how pringles were designed
Yes.... after many years of trying and thousands of attempts, the Pringle was born!
Just a little advice putting a clickable links in your description and pinned comment would make it easier for people to get to your other platforms and increase click through rates. Love your videos
Thanks for the advice. Yes, I keep meaning to add more links (without wishing to irritate the viewer). I have the occasional link to my website, but should do the same for Instagram and Twitter too. It’s a balance between spending my time working on videos, and eating up time packaging them up nicely. 🙏
such a amazing video! perfect thank you for sharing :) subbed!
Thank you. Great to have you here!
My mind just exploded
Sorry about that!
I think I might be in love...
Me too! 🙂
Satisfied
All the relaxing 🙂
I like the salted flavour
Coming right up sir!
Subscribed!
Appreciated!
Wow this is so helpful... I haven't found many artists on youtube talking about this topic! Thank you!
When I try to apply this technique to more complex objects like an office lamp, I stumble though. My construction lines get very confusing because there are so many and it throws my 2 point perspective drawing off.
Could you show an example of this with a more complicated object like a robot?
Thanks for this. I will hopefully produce something along these lines soon. In the meantime, hopefully you’ve seen my videos th-cam.com/video/_uzSMAI5AuE/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/JkpDCUk17K4/w-d-xo.html
yes i do th-cam.com/video/s1A8gMEPfEs/w-d-xo.html
IM YOUR FAAAAN
Woohoo!! Thank you!
Clever.
Thank you.
Some people are struggling on the pringle if you ever feel bad about that... don't. I just spent 3 double sided pieces of paper trying to draw the box.
@@JackSnowdon-f7w oops!! If you need a hand, this has all your answers!!
simplydesignsketching.teachable.com/p/the-fundamentals-of-perspective
i didn't know i needed to learn how to draw a pringle. but yeah i did.
@@tanisha5097 everyone needs to know!!
It's very useful
#walkingwithpencils
Thank you!!
@@productdesignermaker you are welcome brother
I found this video usefull thx, i subscribe btw
Thank you.
Your welcome!
damn this video is so calmy n soft
I try my hardest!
@@productdesignermaker 10q u're doing it great man
@@jakacepibula thank you 🙏
How can you draw a straight line without even using a ruler? So cool
Just practice. Thank you.
Sir how do you hold and control your implement when sketching? I see that you didn't use your wrist but with the elbow and shoulder 😁 👍 Is that the secret for better line quality 😉 👍 🍩 ☕
You've correctly spotted the methods I've used.... locked wrist, locked fingers & working from the shoulder. There are a few other bits of advice which I hope to put together in a video that will be downloadable from my website.
DO you make premier courses also for perspective subject in depth?
I'm working on them now!
@@productdesignermaker please inform me when it will finish.
So now you know how to draw crisps
Миреска Горькая so now you can draw boxes, so now you can draw anything!
Bob Ross of 2020
We’ve got very similar hair!
But only in my dreams!
Look like an Orthographic drawing but i like ur ideas
Thank you!
Sorry I was kidding. This helps everyone though😁😁😘
Too true!
Better these pringles could be real 🤤
Agreed!