I ACTUALLY STOPPED THE CLIP 15 SECONDS IN TO COMMENT BECAUSE IT IS BY FAR THE BEST I HAVE SEEN AND FELT COMPELLED TO GIVE CREDIT IMMEDIATELY TO YOUR WORK. YOUR VOICE OVER IS GREAT TOO. NICE TONE AND CONTENT.
AS EVERYONE BELOW HAS ALREADY STATED YOUR VIDEOS REALLY STAND FROM THE CROWD. HIGH QUALITY FILMING HIGH QUALITY INSTRUCTION. Please keep up the good work and many thanks once again.
A very good brief tutorial. I'll start putting this to practice on a regular basis. It's something that can be done easily on paper or on phone while being anywhere.
Awesome ! I am glad you are getting results on your sketches. :) Feel free to see more on the blog ! You have the links in the description. See you there !
Thought it might be nonsense as i was taught under the traditional perspective route, but actually broaden my horizon on how to be more flexible with shapes. Great video
If you want to build up something existing, or draw something you have in mind from different angles, this is not recommended . However, yes it is a fun and creative technique to explore new forms. :)
Just wanted to say thank you for sharing your knowledge, had never done this exercise but I found it very helpful to warm up my hand and wake up my brain, it would be cool if you had a website where people can post there results. cheers
You are freaking awesome!! Thanks a ton for the effort (of recording), as i believe, you would feel effortless while sketching... as you appear super pro!
yes I watched it in 2017 August, and yes I LOVED it! How you seemed like having fun while doing it is the low-key most important thing for a designer to have. Thanks for the video, hope you got what you deserve mate (in a good way).
Really love all the video you shares, this can also aid well with art, since you're basically training your mind to develop form/with your surroundings/items. Again thanks for sharing :)
The main tip to do such lines is to not be afraid to fail. You gotta fail at practicing, and iterate on top. With practice you will gain in accuracy. It's like practicing golf. You gotta train to find tune in your movement. To make fluid lines, you do not have to go fast neither accelerate. Make sure your movement has a regular speed. Hope it helps @arthur !
+Basmmallah Mohamed Sorry for the late response. (Sometime on TH-cam, I can't respond to some people's message, wonder why ?!) I have written an article on my blog about the Myth of innate talent. Feel free to have a look there. Hope it helps. www.thedesignsketchbook.com/the-myth-of-innate-talent/
Basically is both. Practicing is no1 element for succeeding on anything. Those who try hard and have fun at the same time, they gain the most out of it. And yes, it can live you if you live it - I had this problem when i joined the army, after a couple of years I could even hold the pencil :) So, practice your skill enough to be efficient and then keep it worm (or practice more!) But... what I personally realized is that the most of the work is done by mind. We're not talking about skilled fingers or improving our hands, its about improving our vision (eyes and brain). that's why most of the people can't achieve this sketching level (good job by the way DS :). This is where talent is hidden - brain function. Talent is not a myth, but it's not really the key for success. It's a tool that only few have, hard work is also a tool that only few have, etc, etc - skills are smth that many people can achieve, by using their own tools.
+Chantapat Sheanakul sure this is practice. But i was being taught that when you don't really understand how to build up a 3 dimensional form, do not stop using construction lines and basic form to achieve your final forms. imho this is not really constructing, but just guessing where the construction lines should be. Maybe i responded a little harsh, but this guy needs to improve his manner of constructing 3d forms first BEFORE explaining shit on TH-cam. If you don't understand subject matter, then how reliable are you as a teacher?
***** No it's not...what a weird comparison... I was talking about fundamentals. There are certain rules that you cannot avoid or cheat when drawing for design purposes. And since where talking about product design, you'll want your drawing to look as realistic as possible, right? If you miss the fundamentals, or it is being taught incorrectly, you will lose that realism and show your mistakes, like i see with the guy from the video. Since this guy does not understand the subject matter himself completely, why is he even bothering explaining it to others?
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I ACTUALLY STOPPED THE CLIP 15 SECONDS IN TO COMMENT BECAUSE IT IS BY FAR THE BEST I HAVE SEEN AND FELT COMPELLED TO GIVE CREDIT IMMEDIATELY TO YOUR WORK. YOUR VOICE OVER IS GREAT TOO. NICE TONE AND CONTENT.
+PUNKISINTHEDETAILS Thanks I appreciate :))
AS EVERYONE BELOW HAS ALREADY STATED YOUR VIDEOS REALLY STAND FROM THE CROWD. HIGH QUALITY FILMING HIGH QUALITY INSTRUCTION. Please keep up the good work and many thanks once again.
+PUNKISINTHEDETAILS Thank you Punkin. Feel free to see more tutorials in the blog. Hope you will like it too.
www.thedesignsketchbook.com See yah : )
A very good brief tutorial. I'll start putting this to practice on a regular basis. It's something that can be done easily on paper or on phone while being anywhere.
Ho you sketch on your phone? That's pretty cool! :)
sketchbook pro app is a pretty cool start!
thanks a lot for posting videos like this. it became very much useful. morning i have to do some skecthes at office it became helpful. thanks a lot
just what i've been needing for my assignments!!! my sketching looks so much better than it was before thank you!
Awesome ! I am glad you are getting results on your sketches. :)
Feel free to see more on the blog !
You have the links in the description. See you there !
You got an amazing style!
Hey thanks Breno! Feel free to get more tutorials and articles about product design on the blog :) at www.thedesignsketchbook.com
Thought it might be nonsense as i was taught under the traditional perspective route, but actually broaden my horizon on how to be more flexible with shapes. Great video
If you want to build up something existing, or draw something you have in mind from different angles, this is not recommended . However, yes it is a fun and creative technique to explore new forms. :)
wow exactly what i needed! thank you
+Jonathan Le Great :)
Beautiful designs! Thanks for teaching the basics..
Just wanted to say thank you for sharing your knowledge, had never done this exercise but I found it very helpful to warm up my hand and wake up my brain, it would be cool if you had a website where people can post there results.
cheers
great way to create more ideas, i 'm engineering student and i used this methode
I loved it, my focus is being on that level.
You are freaking awesome!! Thanks a ton for the effort (of recording), as i believe, you would feel effortless while sketching... as you appear super pro!
yes I watched it in 2017 August, and yes I LOVED it! How you seemed like having fun while doing it is the low-key most important thing for a designer to have. Thanks for the video, hope you got what you deserve mate (in a good way).
Thank you Jesslyn :). Yeah you are right, having fun is a big key to big progress ! See you on the blog !
I love your channel. You are now one of my favorite people! haha
+Rommel Lardizabal Haha Thanks a lot! :)
Thank you for posting this!
This is great ! its so hard to get ideas at times. This is surely going to help my imagination.
Have fun Apurva ! :)
Thank you very much for the the amazing tutorial!
My pleasure Rei !
Great video. Thanks for sharing ideas with us.
My pleasure Amigo :)
Merci à toi tes vidéos sont un vrai plaisir et très instructive, merci pour ta générosité :-)
Mehdi FRITAH Merci je t'en prie. Ca me fait plaisir ! :) A bientot sur d'autres tutos !
Awesome!! Another eye opening tutorial!! Many thanks
Thank you very much! You helped me a lot! Greetings from Guatemala!
My pleasure Gustavo. :)
Feel free to see more content on the blog !
Thank you Sir for such an clear and informative video.
Excellent and Easy steps. Thanks a lot.
Really love all the video you shares, this can also aid well with art, since you're basically training your mind to develop form/with your surroundings/items. Again thanks for sharing :)
Brian Hermelijn Yes you are right :)
Great! I'm really improving my design sketching in such a way!! And thanks a lot :-D
YahoOO !! :D
Very inspirational! best of luck! thank you for sharing!
thanks for sharing bro. it really works..
My pleasure Mr Boni !
Feel free to see more on the blog www.thedesignsketchbook.com/sign-up-and-receive-the-ebook-the-designer-starter-kit/ :)
Thanks Alot This is perfect guide for sketching
Thanks so much for sharing!
Great great video. Thank you.
My pleasure ! Feel free to see more content and tutorials on the blog :)
Awesome!!very helpful! thanks !
Relaxed informative video, great work
Good work and impressive!
Great video man, this really helped!
wow nice design
Keep up the good work ✌
Thanks !! :D
very helpful tutorial ! thanks !
Veeery good stuff man, thank you😊
Great tuto
omg thank you for the great idea for actually Creating my own Inspiration from my fricking mind. Omfg, THANK YOU .
Yeah, we can all create new things with very simple techniques ! : D I am happy you have plenty of fun with.
tutdudut! COOL! this is awesome! thanks for the video! ;D
thanks, really helpful
+Terry Ivan My pleasure Terry !
Feel free to see more content and videos on the blog at www.thedesignsketchbook.com :)
Cheers,
Chou-Tac
Thank you very much!
wow nice work
Thanks ! Happy when it helps :D
thanks for sharing!
bravo man i like this 1 and other ...... am keeping it as a guide ;P... good luck
Thank you!
Amazing
excellent
I'm wondering has this been sped up a little bit, if it has how long did that rlly take?
Hello, I'm already have o good trace but too much dificult to do those lines...Some tip to make it esyer?
The main tip to do such lines is to not be afraid to fail. You gotta fail at practicing, and iterate on top. With practice you will gain in accuracy. It's like practicing golf. You gotta train to find tune in your movement.
To make fluid lines, you do not have to go fast neither accelerate. Make sure your movement has a regular speed. Hope it helps @arthur !
Old, but G O L D .
Am I the only one think that the BGM sound is too high?but the video is great!
Sir I am not able to download the book...just want to know whether it is still available...
Sure it is, can you send me an email at choutac@thedesignsketchbook.com ? :)
@@Thedesignsketchbook sure Sir..Thank you so much for your help...I will really be very grateful to you.
@@purasin.nitish4551 My pleasure! :)
thank you
My pleasure Sandipan :)
I am dinesh thnk u love from indian❤❤
Instant sub!
3:06 I didnt catch this, what are the 3 types of details??? Industrial, function and commercial ? Also is there anywhere i can read more about this?
dear the deign skecthbook how do you do it?
is sketching a talent or a learnable skill that gets better with improvements ? 😓
+Basmmallah Mohamed Sorry for the late response. (Sometime on TH-cam, I can't respond to some people's message, wonder why ?!) I have written an article on my blog about the Myth of innate talent. Feel free to have a look there. Hope it helps. www.thedesignsketchbook.com/the-myth-of-innate-talent/
Basically is both. Practicing is no1 element for succeeding on anything. Those who try hard and have fun at the same time, they gain the most out of it. And yes, it can live you if you live it - I had this problem when i joined the army, after a couple of years I could even hold the pencil :) So, practice your skill enough to be efficient and then keep it worm (or practice more!)
But... what I personally realized is that the most of the work is done by mind. We're not talking about skilled fingers or improving our hands, its about improving our vision (eyes and brain). that's why most of the people can't achieve this sketching level (good job by the way DS :). This is where talent is hidden - brain function. Talent is not a myth, but it's not really the key for success. It's a tool that only few have, hard work is also a tool that only few have, etc, etc - skills are smth that many people can achieve, by using their own tools.
What do you mean by an organic shape? Do you mean curved lines rather than straight lines?
Think fluids man! But basically yeah, you are right! Curves on curves!
Hey thank you for your response :).
I'm unable to download the book. I registered though :( I really need it.
Hello Krishnanga, can you send me an email at choutac@thedesignsketchbook.com ? We'll fix it :)
krishnanga.kai.kalita416@gmail.com
My email address
What is the secret message
what program do you use? thanks
Hello Alil, what program for editing the video you mean ?!?
thanks......but music too loud
Thank you.. thank you.. thank youuuu...
*bowbowbowbowbow >.
My pleasure AND !! :-D
Wow, if i would show this to my drawing teacher, he would hit you.
There is no way to cheat drawing. just practice, again and again...
This is practice is it not? But practice with a purpose, a goal, an understanding of what you are doing.
+Chantapat Sheanakul sure this is practice.
But i was being taught that when you don't really understand how to build up a 3 dimensional form, do not stop using construction lines and basic form to achieve your final forms. imho this is not really constructing, but just guessing where the construction lines should be.
Maybe i responded a little harsh, but this guy needs to improve his manner of constructing 3d forms first BEFORE explaining shit on TH-cam. If you don't understand subject matter, then how reliable are you as a teacher?
you won't become a very professional drawer with that attitude.
*****
No it's not...what a weird comparison...
I was talking about fundamentals. There are certain rules that you cannot avoid or cheat when drawing for design purposes. And since where talking about product design, you'll want your drawing to look as realistic as possible, right?
If you miss the fundamentals, or it is being taught incorrectly, you will lose that realism and show your mistakes, like i see with the guy from the video.
Since this guy does not understand the subject matter himself completely, why is he even bothering explaining it to others?
You can't 'communicate' anything across if your perspective or other technical drawing skills aren't in order.
turuturu by Feng Zhu...
i ended up drawing potatoes :)
oh, really then how can I trust you, mister?
NO ENTIENDO AHHHHHHH
frozen
tu tu tu
speed 0.75
Thank you !
Hope you have fun drawing with this tutorial :)