Simon Bisley Study Stream
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- Simon Bisley's art is a huge influence on me, and probably my most important early influence when I was trying to find my own way as a young artist at Image Comics. I struggled badly trying to draw in the style that was popular at the time, and Simon's use of hard shadows, and anatomy was a huge revelation for me. We're going to break down his technique, and see what we can take from it and use for our own work.
I've been loving these streams. I can't make them, but I really enjoy watching them back.
Just try..
Love these studies! Da Biz is one of my favorite comic artists of all time! Thank you for sharing this awesome art demo. I’m truly inspired 👏👏💪💯
I can listen to you for days. Just started to draw, and your tutorials are incredible.
Thank you.
You really inspired me to look at my favorite artists doing monthly books. Bruno Redando and Joelle Jones have been a lot of fun.
This was great again, thank you for doing these guys! 🙏🏼🤘🏻🖊🤘🏻
I'm catching these all on replay, but I have to say these study streams are so fantastic. It's so incredibly valuable hearing you guys talk so in depth about and deconstruct art processes.
I wish there was more on drawing environments and background objects like flora, rocks, landscapes. There's an overload of information on drawing figures and specific characters, but not nearly enough about environmental stuff.
Can i see your drawings? If you can draw the figure well, drawing environments should be extremely easy. Since you already know perspective by then, everything else is just composition and knowing the cone of vision. There are so many stuff about environments out there. This guy is a comic book artist, why are you looking for designs and environments here in the first place?. Look for environment concept artist dude.
@@JaggedCanvas Because as a comic book artist you have to understand how to draw environments and landscapes as well..? And it's not the same for comic books as for any environmental concept art. It's an equivalent of saying "just look at classical drawings" if we were talking about comic book characters. Besides, we're clearly thinking of different kinds of environments if you assume that drawing characters alone will give you sufficient enough knowledge to draw them well.
Great video, feel like I get a lot out of these studies. And fun to watch. Thanks.
Loved all of Simon Bisley's crazy art. He is such an inspiration to me. I still have a stack of his comics in my bookshelf. Sadly I sold that copy of Slaine. So dumb of me!
I met Simon Bisley at San Diego Comic Con in 2000. He was sitting with Glenn Danzig and Julie Strain. He had been working on F.A.K.K 2 at time amongst other things. Cool dude.
Lovin' these art study streams. Honestly? I love whatever the finch fam uploads. Always loads to learn from. Fan 4 Life
Thanks for your stream David!
Loving your videos David, don't stop! Learning so much.
Nice livestream! I missed it live, but it was nice to watch. I think I’ll have to make time to do a Bisley study soon! ✍️
I returned to sturdy this :)
Erick, your screen looked dark because your camera is compensating for the light/reflection that is on the right side of your screen. You can see it shift a little bit when you obscure it with your hand. It's taking that into consideration when making the exposure for the scene. Paper already underexposes a bit with auto-metering systems because they can see it a "bright" rather than "white" and underexpose to try and compensate. The light/reflection is exacerbating that underexposure. Also make sure your camera isn't too close to the point where it can't focus. Not sure what setup you guys are using but every lens has a minimum focus distance that you want to make sure you're respecting to get a sharp image. You guys are so generous to share your work online, I hope this helps improve the presentation. (Photography is my profession.)
love your streams , can you upload the pictures from which your studying from coz its difficult to see them in the stream
Love these study videos David!
im sorry i didnt showed up dave this is an amazing livestream hope i can make it the next time:(
Let’s get a Sam Keith artist study. Hefty. Muscles.
how did you resist studying Judgement On Gotham? that Punch! Judge Anderson's anatomy- or cat woman in Brucewayne's mind; and of course scarecrow (not to mention the most badass bat mobile literally ever!) No you're right, it would be sacrilege..
I would love to see a tutorial on how to draw a destructed scene
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Apparently Simon did this series entirely with felt tip pens- no pencils just straight pen to paper just to save time because these books after issue one were running late. This would explain the manic nature of the art- more so than his other works- but still hes able to make it work- thats how good an artist he is. Growing up in England his art meant the world to me in the 90s- I was obsessed with his work- still am. His Lobo masterpiece is still his Christmas Special.
Dave, I think the guy your thinking of is Liam Sharp.
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Who is the artist Dave said to learn to draw teeth from?
Greg Capullo :)
@@erickgroveart thank you Erick 🙏 😄
Awesome
I want one
strong
I think I own that Slaine, and I know I own that Lobo 😂
PLEASE YOU NEED TO STREAM THE WALKING DEAD DRAWINGS FOR INSTAGRAMM THEY ARE AWESOME, LOVE IT
Nice
Next Livestream with Marc silvestri .
Biz is Biz, you're overthinking it.
Just got the issue of lobos dave is using for £6 on ebay, going to study it to death
OMG! Its hard for me to watch someone manhandle a comic book like that! LOL!!
I met Bisley once, l couldn't stand him, talk about arrogant.
Hmmmm I've never met him is he really like that all the time or was it him having a bad day :)
@@samankucher5117 No he was actually having a very productive day.....
@@michaelwhite8031 oh ... that's bad :(