Back home this week, I was flying back Friday so had to push the video to Sunday to have enough time. Class is late but that's NOT a reason to be late for class!! 😌pro perspective tip: EVERYTHING STARTS AS A BOX
I’m self taught and I’m finally getting to a place where my art is actually GOOD, so rare I know, right? This is soooo helpful because I’m almost done my art piece and will start the next soon. This is so vital but something I barely touch on since I mainly do portraits floating in backgrounds haha. Thank you sooo much!
Knowing a bit of perspective will also benefit your portraits, given that they're not always just facing the viewer straight ahead and on eye level. I always struggled figuring out the right amount of foreshortening and how much smaller the other eye should appear, for instance. Rigorously constructing a perspective grid really helps with figuring that out. After all, heads are also just boxes with a lot of corners clipped away.
marc, thanks for teaching me how to draw. I was once drawing carelessly but with your help, i've learned alot and the fun thing is EVERYTHING YOU DO IS FREE. Godspeed marc!
@@waterwong12 yes and no. you learn prespective + construction to build up to drawing the enviroment. he's showing that the small steps and rudimentary boxes can add up to something much bigger
@@waterwong12 no, the point of perspective is learning to draw the way a human eye sees. The reason we can look at something and guess how far away it is is because of rules like perspective. Its fundamental to making things look realistic. Otherwise youre not gonna be able to draw anything but flat, 2d planes. "Drawing environments" is what you need to look up if that's what youre trying to do. if you just wanna know how to make your image look like a 3-dimensional space, then thats what perspective can help you with. You do need to understand perspective to be able to draw detailed environments, but they arent one in the same
Actual brilliant timing! I started working on my comic this month and I was talking to my girlfriend yesterday about how I'm struggling to get the perspective of buildings right for all these dynamic shots I wanted. This is really convenient, thank you!!
something i only now learned is that this example also has good composition and contains diagonal and pyramid composition. maybe even rule of thirds. Might have not been intentional but due to your years of experience its just muscle memory. But this is something to keep in mind for anyone reading this.
when you broke down the different layers, it immediately reminded me of my time baking different maps in my 3D Environments like - Albedo/Flat color layer, baking AO layer, Light baking Layer, roughness, emissive maps. This layering process will deffo help me with my concepts
I never knew you just need simple shapes to modify into amazing buildings! I never have motivation to draw buildings 'cause I think they are too complicated and hard to start drawing. You are like an angel!
First time commenting, thank you for posting this. I’m in Term 1 of your art school and having this as a bite sized review is helpful! I would love to see more perspective videos! Thanks for all you do!
Omg I'm so early! Thank you so much marc for dedicating your time for us to evolve our art. It really means a lot to have someone who encourages and uplifts our talents as well as knowing there is a way to make our gifts into a career. Your videos are very helpful and your classes are very affordable instead of going to college. I would recommend your classes if I was a art teacher because you actually have/had a job at blizzard!
Marc your the best art teacher that came to my journey as a alone artist in home. That you so much for all your educational and really outstanding things you share with us.❤❤❤ take care 🎉😊
Ever since I started watching your videos. Learning the basics has improved all of my newer designs. The way you teach does not make things feel complicated. I feel things become more and more effortless. Very grateful.
Your face is the most amazing drawing exercise 😁 so expressive! I may or may not have made some screenshots... I'm sure the tutorial is great too, didn't get to that yet 😇
omg thanks you so much for this video, Marc, for many years I studied only anatomy, because of the amount of details it was scary to take on drawing cities, etc. and it’s like that, nothing complicated, the main thing is the right base sorry for my eng
I think without my friend I wouldn't have improved at art, since he pushed me to be better and he also introduced me to you, I've been drawing for years but i never really got good at it, not until around 2022 where i decided to finally seriously learn how to draw. And now you're the go-to art teacher i go to when i have trouble!
That was a great little perspective lesson, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for including the section near the end about finding the center of the building, most short lectures don't include that and it's super important
Woah woah woah... Why have NONE of my art teachers told me about the corner trick??? I spent so much time drawing cubes in perspective, and it was this easy to make interesting shapes THE WHOLE TIME????
honestly, this really simplified perspective better than my technology subject at school! the carving method you taught is really easy and helped me understand perspective more. thank you.
I spent 3 hours not knowing how to do the background for a drawing and got so stressed over it because i couldn't find the right direction of the ground. After watching this, it literally opened my eyes!!!
Practice drawing boxes in perspective (Drawabox 250 box challenge for instance). For characters, you can draw one huge box in perspective for a static pose or better yet draw multiple boxes (for head, torso, limbs) in perspective for a more dynamic pose.
Loved this so much!!!!!!!! Thank you!!! I’ve never drawn and I’m 16 but I just decided I want to learn how to draw. This video made me realize how easy it can be when broken down! I know it will get harder but I will be practicing this! Tysm!
I love the more environment centric tutorials! I'm always grateful for those. I always thought perspective is easier and more enjoyable than anatomy, maybe because it's less error-prone. We don't see fantasy environments every day so we can't tell if something is very off, meanwhile we see humans every day so it's hard to be really accurate with it. And then there's anatomy in perspective.... I have a little unrelated question though if you don't mind; I'm slowly getting used to drawing digitally (I've been drawing with pencils & fineliners all the time) and I wonder should I be resting my hand on the tablet?(non display) I feel really weird compared to hand-free on paper. I assume it could be a matter of getting used to it, but I feel that resting my hand/pinky on the tablet and drawing from the elbow/shoulder is actually way smoother than having it floating. Is one of the options bad for health? I wouldn't want to get a carpal tunnel in the future really..
Most tablets block palm inputs, even those with a display. If your drawing tablet is registering your hand in some way, you must have touch controls on (if your device supports it). Otherwise, you should be resting your hand and holding the pen comfortably, the same way you would with pen and paper.
Marc this is a beautifully told explanation of 1 point perspective. I love the finished work. Reminds me of the art you find in Made in Abyss. Time for me to back and give this a go. I won’t use others colours. I suck at drawing and when using digital colour my taste is as bad when using my pencils and markers 🤣🤣 I’ll grey scale after spending hours sketching the scene.
I now understand perspective better, however, i wish i could find a method to learn how to add details like you did. I usually don't know what to do with... Boxes. And maybe choosing a good reference too. Anyway, fun and informative as usual. Thank you for the video!
There's some external factor, sometimes your brain tricks yourself locking you at a state where you simply took as granted that you can't learn anything, it's called Learning blockage, but of course, some times it can be your attention span, I myself have gone through a lot bad consequences from consuming P content, that fucked my mind so bad, at a level that I cried from acknowledging how bad doing that was, it prejudiced my attention span and even my social skills, once you stop with it, everything seems to enlight, it's really delightful.
Thank you, Marc. 😊 In future vids, could you refresh our brains on what you do to avoif suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome from long hours in a seated position? I start to feel nauseous after a while. Guess it's cause i don't take frequent breaks to change position. 😅
Thank you so much for this! Ive been trying to study perspective and background but it's been super confusing. I love how you dumbed it down here, I can finally understand it 😭
Awesome video. I have learnt a ot about perspective but this was a good refresher with some cool insights. Plus I love the humour too. I have liked and subscribed. Keep up the good work.
I've been following you for a few years, and other perspective videos (even some perspective art classes that I've taken from accredited art schools) have not provided the level of value in demonstrating the WHY of perspective importance in creating a finished piece. If you were to further polish that street at the end, what are the next steps you would take? Always a fan Marc, I love to put on your stuff and jam out in my sketchbooks!
Such an awesome tutorial, thanks for sharing. I like how you started with beginner level fundamentals to crazy studio like backgrounds. Awesome content!
I think the main problem I have with most perspective videos is that they mostly teach showing examples with environments. I wish I could see this being applied to drawing the human figure so I could understand it better. After all, it is said to be a basic skill, so I would to know how to apply it in the main thing I want to draw. I really don't know how to apply it since the body parts are not even facing the same direction, therefore it is hard to apply what is shown where lines vanish towards the predefined vanishing points. Also, drawing with the guidelines make it way easier, however the vanishing points can be beyond the canvas, so it becomes hard to draw, especially on paper.
Back home this week, I was flying back Friday so had to push the video to Sunday to have enough time. Class is late but that's NOT a reason to be late for class!! 😌pro perspective tip: EVERYTHING STARTS AS A BOX
Are it really already five years ?
How the time flies ...
could you do a video on how to colour your backgrounds?
Estoy aprendiendo inglés para poder comprender tu contenido
I’m self taught and I’m finally getting to a place where my art is actually GOOD, so rare I know, right? This is soooo helpful because I’m almost done my art piece and will start the next soon. This is so vital but something I barely touch on since I mainly do portraits floating in backgrounds haha. Thank you sooo much!
Knowing a bit of perspective will also benefit your portraits, given that they're not always just facing the viewer straight ahead and on eye level. I always struggled figuring out the right amount of foreshortening and how much smaller the other eye should appear, for instance. Rigorously constructing a perspective grid really helps with figuring that out.
After all, heads are also just boxes with a lot of corners clipped away.
If you think about no artist is self taught, we are “internet taught”
@@No-jr4mp well then, if you think about it that way, first artists where "nature taught"
@@No-jr4mp except for the ones who learned from aliens
@@unlimitedquickworks7387 lol
marc, thanks for teaching me how to draw. I was once drawing carelessly but with your help, i've learned alot and the fun thing is EVERYTHING YOU DO IS FREE. Godspeed marc!
I really wish you could've shown a time lapse of you drawing that environment. It honestly feels like a "draw the rest of the owl" kind of thing.
the point of this video was basic perspective, not environmental design.
@@_Emit_ yea, but the point of learning perspective is to draw the environment.
@waterwong12 nah the point of learning perspective is because it is an art fundamental, not specifically for drawing environment as you've suggested.
@@waterwong12 yes and no. you learn prespective + construction to build up to drawing the enviroment. he's showing that the small steps and rudimentary boxes can add up to something much bigger
@@waterwong12 no, the point of perspective is learning to draw the way a human eye sees. The reason we can look at something and guess how far away it is is because of rules like perspective. Its fundamental to making things look realistic. Otherwise youre not gonna be able to draw anything but flat, 2d planes.
"Drawing environments" is what you need to look up if that's what youre trying to do. if you just wanna know how to make your image look like a 3-dimensional space, then thats what perspective can help you with.
You do need to understand perspective to be able to draw detailed environments, but they arent one in the same
8:47 "Now lets add the details"
You’re on a mad roll of making a new video on exactly what I’m wanting to learn the last few weeks
8:41 Instructions:
Step 1: draw boxes
Step 2: ????????
Step 3: amazing finished product
Actual brilliant timing! I started working on my comic this month and I was talking to my girlfriend yesterday about how I'm struggling to get the perspective of buildings right for all these dynamic shots I wanted.
This is really convenient, thank you!!
something i only now learned is that this example also has good composition and contains diagonal and pyramid composition. maybe even rule of thirds. Might have not been intentional but due to your years of experience its just muscle memory. But this is something to keep in mind for anyone reading this.
when you broke down the different layers, it immediately reminded me of my time baking different maps in my 3D Environments like - Albedo/Flat color layer, baking AO layer, Light baking Layer, roughness, emissive maps.
This layering process will deffo help me with my concepts
These intros are getting more amazing every episodes, I'm gonna love this class, thanks teach!!
And when you combine perspective and anatomy it gets very very interesting
I never knew you just need simple shapes to modify into amazing buildings! I never have motivation to draw buildings 'cause I think they are too complicated and hard to start drawing. You are like an angel!
He breaks it down so well.
First time commenting, thank you for posting this. I’m in Term 1 of your art school and having this as a bite sized review is helpful! I would love to see more perspective videos! Thanks for all you do!
Thank you Saitama sensei 🤩
Omg I'm so early! Thank you so much marc for dedicating your time for us to evolve our art. It really means a lot to have someone who encourages and uplifts our talents as well as knowing there is a way to make our gifts into a career. Your videos are very helpful and your classes are very affordable instead of going to college. I would recommend your classes if I was a art teacher because you actually have/had a job at blizzard!
Marc your the best art teacher that came to my journey as a alone artist in home. That you so much for all your educational and really outstanding things you share with us.❤❤❤ take care 🎉😊
Ever since I started watching your videos. Learning the basics has improved all of my newer designs. The way you teach does not make things feel complicated. I feel things become more and more effortless. Very grateful.
Your face is the most amazing drawing exercise 😁 so expressive! I may or may not have made some screenshots...
I'm sure the tutorial is great too, didn't get to that yet 😇
omg thanks you so much for this video, Marc, for many years I studied only anatomy, because of the amount of details it was scary to take on drawing cities, etc. and it’s like that, nothing complicated, the main thing is the right base
sorry for my eng
I think without my friend I wouldn't have improved at art, since he pushed me to be better and he also introduced me to you, I've been drawing for years but i never really got good at it, not until around 2022 where i decided to finally seriously learn how to draw. And now you're the go-to art teacher i go to when i have trouble!
That was a great little perspective lesson, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for including the section near the end about finding the center of the building, most short lectures don't include that and it's super important
Woah woah woah... Why have NONE of my art teachers told me about the corner trick??? I spent so much time drawing cubes in perspective, and it was this easy to make interesting shapes THE WHOLE TIME????
honestly, this really simplified perspective better than my technology subject at school! the carving method you taught is really easy and helped me understand perspective more. thank you.
The thumbnail didn't made me watch this nor the title, it's the preview of a baldman combing 😂
Yea right lol 😂😂😂
I spent 3 hours not knowing how to do the background for a drawing and got so stressed over it because i couldn't find the right direction of the ground. After watching this, it literally opened my eyes!!!
Thank you so much Marc! Perspective is one of the skills that are harder for me to get so I hope you can make more videos like this!
Perspective is gonna be important to me. I want to draw characters in certain poses that'll need the view to look up or down at them.
Practice drawing boxes in perspective (Drawabox 250 box challenge for instance). For characters, you can draw one huge box in perspective for a static pose or better yet draw multiple boxes (for head, torso, limbs) in perspective for a more dynamic pose.
You're too extroverted but by the end of the video I got what you were saying and it helped. You're a good teacher overall. Thanks mate
Loved this so much!!!!!!!! Thank you!!! I’ve never drawn and I’m 16 but I just decided I want to learn how to draw. This video made me realize how easy it can be when broken down! I know it will get harder but I will be practicing this! Tysm!
More awesomeness from the Master. Especially on my birthday!!!❤❤❤❤
I say keep doing the funny intros like you did here- let's not shy away from your second talent as a funny person, Marc. :B
He got invincible hair
I've watched so many perspectives videos... This is the best so far
You're the great teacher you know? Maybe not. You learn in funny way. I love it❤
I'm saving up for your class Marc! Wait for me!
Are you kidding me right as I was about to start an environmental piece. Are you a wizard marc?
He's in your walls
@@blackcitadel9mother trucker. This is a privilege for me
I love the more environment centric tutorials! I'm always grateful for those. I always thought perspective is easier and more enjoyable than anatomy, maybe because it's less error-prone. We don't see fantasy environments every day so we can't tell if something is very off, meanwhile we see humans every day so it's hard to be really accurate with it. And then there's anatomy in perspective....
I have a little unrelated question though if you don't mind; I'm slowly getting used to drawing digitally (I've been drawing with pencils & fineliners all the time) and I wonder should I be resting my hand on the tablet?(non display) I feel really weird compared to hand-free on paper. I assume it could be a matter of getting used to it, but I feel that resting my hand/pinky on the tablet and drawing from the elbow/shoulder is actually way smoother than having it floating. Is one of the options bad for health? I wouldn't want to get a carpal tunnel in the future really..
Most tablets block palm inputs, even those with a display. If your drawing tablet is registering your hand in some way, you must have touch controls on (if your device supports it). Otherwise, you should be resting your hand and holding the pen comfortably, the same way you would with pen and paper.
These videos have been bangers lately, nourish us with your knowledge all-father
Best teacher ngl ❤
Loved learning your legendary Technics
Your great Marc. One day I'll repay you (and myself) by getting your art course
I love the way you teach&ur sense of humor that you put thank you you've taught me a lot
How is no one talking about the hairbrush, hilarious opening Marc!
Marc this is a beautifully told explanation of 1 point perspective. I love the finished work. Reminds me of the art you find in Made in Abyss. Time for me to back and give this a go. I won’t use others colours. I suck at drawing and when using digital colour my taste is as bad when using my pencils and markers 🤣🤣 I’ll grey scale after spending hours sketching the scene.
best video I've found on this, was so easy to follow, thank you. would like to see one on two and three point perspective as well.
Hi Marc, I love your bald head, thanks for the class
you're such a good artist and teacher thank you :D
I'm surprised!
I didn't expected a video that explained this subject so well as this one did.
this is exactly the video i was looking for
you explain what they represent so we can actually use it
I now understand perspective better, however, i wish i could find a method to learn how to add details like you did. I usually don't know what to do with... Boxes. And maybe choosing a good reference too.
Anyway, fun and informative as usual. Thank you for the video!
Another Save for another great Marc Brunet tutorial for my Marc Brunet tutorials collection.
Great stuffs 😁
Environments are my heel of aquiles, this is perfect master 🤩🙏
I feel so dumb bro idk why i just cant contain knowledge
There's some external factor, sometimes your brain tricks yourself locking you at a state where you simply took as granted that you can't learn anything, it's called Learning blockage, but of course, some times it can be your attention span, I myself have gone through a lot bad consequences from consuming P content, that fucked my mind so bad, at a level that I cried from acknowledging how bad doing that was, it prejudiced my attention span and even my social skills, once you stop with it, everything seems to enlight, it's really delightful.
Thanks so much marc! Ive been meeding help with pespective lately and this will help me get better
Ngl this looks so cool to do. I can't wait to try this out
I saw the intro and immediately hitted the subscribe button. Keep it up!
Thank you, Marc. 😊
In future vids, could you refresh our brains on what you do to avoif suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome from long hours in a seated position? I start to feel nauseous after a while. Guess it's cause i don't take frequent breaks to change position. 😅
your hairbrush is cool and so are you
I love environments and perspective!
Oh thank goodness that you posted this, I wasn't sure how to make a background for my characters at the moment.
Thank you so much for this! Ive been trying to study perspective and background but it's been super confusing. I love how you dumbed it down here, I can finally understand it 😭
Hi!! Can you please show how to tilt and rotate boxes 😭
You made it look so easy!
Flipping amazing 😲😲😲🙏🙏
you explained it sooo good😃 i got this in very first try✌🏻
So, so helpful! Thank you
Thanks for your videos, I’ve been getting better at art and your channel has been the most helpful.
that scene is beautiful thanks for the tips I am in art school but I always keep an eye for your channel to refresh me.
Tank you for that video!❤
Perspective is so scary but this actually makes perfect sense 😮
Thank you so much Marc.., Always awesome tutorials, I hope you stay healthy and happy every day
Now we know the secret of Marcs perfect hair. He always brushes it before class
beautiful video definitley joining your art school program soon
Great 👍🏻
Please do videos on creatures/monsters.
Finally, Environment Art!
Awesome video. I have learnt a ot about perspective but this was a good refresher with some cool insights. Plus I love the humour too. I have liked and subscribed. Keep up the good work.
That's so easy to understand! thank you so much.
Sir marc you're amazing😆
thank you marc!
AHHHH THANK YOU!!! I WAS ABOUT TO LEARN PERSPECTIVE
I've been following you for a few years, and other perspective videos (even some perspective art classes that I've taken from accredited art schools) have not provided the level of value in demonstrating the WHY of perspective importance in creating a finished piece. If you were to further polish that street at the end, what are the next steps you would take? Always a fan Marc, I love to put on your stuff and jam out in my sketchbooks!
Never understood the perspective this give a lot of help but i would say for beginner it could be overwhelming
dude is out there reading our minds
Such an awesome tutorial, thanks for sharing. I like how you started with beginner level fundamentals to crazy studio like backgrounds. Awesome content!
Please give your all brush pack u use for drawing❤❤❤
First to arrive in class✌️ Great video Marc sir!!
Finally another hilarious intro ahhh maannn I love it and your video 100times more❤😁. I paid the class fee too😊
love to see a new video on environments while drawing one
woah you're a genius
This is making me want try some one point perspective drawings today.
0:10 great, i was expecting to get answers 💀
I always get intimidated with perspective and background and I always end up goofing it up. maybe I should keep it simple.
The revelation of the bald cat being you as a cat... I am in awe...
I've never had perspective taught to me so simply and so easily...
I felt my artist brain widen... like it too got its own vanishing point.. XD
very interesting, this may help a lot with the one thing I've struggled with the most, backgrounds XD
Wtf you explained it so much better than the lessons I had in artschool tysm
Just in time!
I think the main problem I have with most perspective videos is that they mostly teach showing examples with environments. I wish I could see this being applied to drawing the human figure so I could understand it better. After all, it is said to be a basic skill, so I would to know how to apply it in the main thing I want to draw. I really don't know how to apply it since the body parts are not even facing the same direction, therefore it is hard to apply what is shown where lines vanish towards the predefined vanishing points.
Also, drawing with the guidelines make it way easier, however the vanishing points can be beyond the canvas, so it becomes hard to draw, especially on paper.
It takes years of dicipline and practice to master the fundamentals
Marc "Hold my Hairbrush"
Lindo Lindo!!! adorei!