This exercise was just plain fun; I had a good time with it. I have also started doing a review of the previous day's lesson and then previewing the next day's lesson as well. I now draw every day. Enjoying your vids. Thank you!!
I love these lessons. I'm learning now got me a new art set in varieties. I drive for a trucking company so it won't be depressing on my down time anymore 😁 thanks Paul
Hi Thomas, that's brilliant. I suggest you take a sketch book with you where ever you go and sketch during your free time. It will open your eyes to the wonderful world out there, even the bitsthat don't initially look interesting can be fascinating when you really look. Good luck with your drawing. Cheers Paul
@@PaulPriestleyart I'm going to most definitely. I found your teachings already fascinating and motivated me. I couldn't believe the techniques that can open our own eyes like whoa lol. Thanks again. Going to watch all your art lessons :)
Thank you very much, Paul. Your instructions and demonstrations are simple but super effecient to help a very beginner like me. I really appreciate it and feel more confident in my drawings. Your videos also help me a lot in doing my visual arts assessments at uni 🙏🌻🌞
I wish on the teddy bear video, you would include shading and shadows. For a beginner, that is really so hard at first. Where to place the shadows to really make it look right. We beginners need more help in that area at first!
Actually , if you change the angle of the drawing, the vertical lines will also have a change in form. example. the drawing at the top of the paper, the sides of the container needs to be narrower as it goes up so you make a nice effect. BTW, Nice video. Helped me a lot with your tutorials too. #notahater . 😀
+Justice Egwabor Not sure what you mean. The videos are complete in themselves but do work in series, so you need to see them all to understand everything. You can see more videos at th-cam.com/users/filbertsplosh Cheers Paul
I am a bit confused. While you were drawing the jar, holding it in an above eye level position, you said the height of the jar seems smaller, but for the painting, the artist used the above eye level perception to make Napoleon seem more dominant.
+MultiPwolf Possibly, he was recorded as being 5ft 2" at his autopsy which was conducted by a French physician, but under the control of the British. The argument is whether the French physician used British or French measurements to measure and then report in French. It doesn't matter in this respect, because the point about lowering eye level to make him look taller still applies, as happened in most portraits of the elite in past centuries.
Fair enough, I found myself concerned that perhaps your analyses may have been mistaken given his height. Seemed like the artist could himself have been shorter and given that he is standing back perhaps that was just his normal view of him.
Just to make sure To make things insignificant but taller, look down at it , in other words the eye level should be somehow low. but to make them important but shorter then look up to at and the eye level will be higher a little bit . Is that right?
+معاني فريدة You are getting confused. When you sit down and someone stands infront of you, your eye level is low, the person seems very big compared to you. You feel insignificant and you are looking up at them. If you stand infront of someone siting, your eye level is high, the person seems small to you. You feel powerful because you are looking down on them. So if you are painting a picture of an important person like a king, president etc the artist wants to make him look important so the eye level is low making the viewer look up to him. If the artist wants to make something look insignificant the eyelevel is high so the viewer is looking down on the object. I hope that explains things. Cheers Paul
You may well be right, I understand there is some dispute as to who actually measured his height on his death bed as French and British measurements vary. Propaganda also played its part as the British labelled him the 'little Corsican' so it may have been in their interests to measure him at 5'2" The French would obviously dispute that.
+منوعاات اسلامية imagine a line drawn across the centre of your eyes, imagine you could see the line. When ever you look at anything that line is the eye level. Cheers Paul
Pavan Sisodiya .. I don’t understand YOUR spelling. Please write out each word properly. You are not texting here . I suspect that young people, as a result of texting, have not learned the difference between “your”and “you’re”. Your is all about possession: your house, your opinion. You’re is a contraction...a combination of two different words....you and are. You’re a good student. You’re going to be late. Don’t confuse the two.
This exercise was just plain fun; I had a good time with it. I have also started doing a review of the previous day's lesson and then previewing the next day's lesson as well. I now draw every day. Enjoying your vids. Thank you!!
Drawing everyday is what you need to do. Good Luck
Thanks . Paul Priestley
It helped a lot to understand.
Here is your rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Wow, thanks! Cheers
Dear Sir, Thank you for your guidance and I am very happy to find you here. I have been following you for 4 weeks. I have learned many things.
Really pleased my videos are helping you, good luck with your drawing.
hvala vam puno sam naućila.POzdrav iz Pule Croatia.
Drago mi je što ste uživali u videu. klicanje iz Engleske
very beautiful topic. I never thought like that. Thank you sir.
You're most welcome, Good luck with your drawing. Cheers
Thankyou so much, Paul. The way you teach and demonstrate a lesson is a very simple to understand for the beginners like me. I really appreciate.
Glad it was helpful! Cheers
Thanks for this valuable information.
Glad it was helpful!
This. Is. ART ATTACK!
Seriously though, these videos are great. I love your enthusiasm! I wish my art teachers had this much passion.
Really pleased you like the videos, maybe you could tell your friends about my channel? Thanks Paul
Gosto muito das suas lições. Você ensina de uma maneira simples e objetiva. Nice vídeo. Thank you!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers Paul
You are absolutely brilliant love these exercises
Glad you like them!
Sir, at one time I was very eager to learn drawing I couldn't learn by watching these videos of yours. Wow, sir, to explain so well in this way.
Thank you so much 😀
Loved this, and it makes such a difference.
really helpful. thanks a lot for explaining it in an easy way.
Pleased the video has helped, good luck with your drawing
I love these lessons. I'm learning now got me a new art set in varieties. I drive for a trucking company so it won't be depressing on my down time anymore 😁 thanks Paul
Hi Thomas, that's brilliant. I suggest you take a sketch book with you where ever you go and sketch during your free time. It will open your eyes to the wonderful world out there, even the bitsthat don't initially look interesting can be fascinating when you really look. Good luck with your drawing. Cheers Paul
@@PaulPriestleyart I'm going to most definitely. I found your teachings already fascinating and motivated me. I couldn't believe the techniques that can open our own eyes like whoa lol. Thanks again. Going to watch all your art lessons :)
A jar has never looked so exquisite :3
Cheers
Hey Paul loved the way you teach .very simple
Glad you enjoy the way I teach, good luck with your drawing.
Your videos are sooo amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us and helping us develop (or discover!) our talent! :)
You are very welcome
Paul you're a legend
Cheers
U ARE THE BEST TEACHER MAN U HELPED ME OUT ALOT
That's great, good luck with your drawing.
Thanks for posting this video, now I know good techniques for eye level.
Hope it was clear enough, thanks again for sharing the videos.
+Paul Priestley will there be one for noses havent watched rest of videos
I really Both learn and enjoy your tutorial videos thank you 🙏
Glad you like them! Cheers
Really loving all the lessons so far! I truly feel like i am learning soo much :)
Really pleased you are finding the tutorials useful, good luck with your drawing. Cheers Paul
thank you for this piece of advice sir...
You are welcome
Love your videos!
Thank you. Cheers
Thank you very much, Paul. Your instructions and demonstrations are simple but super effecient to help a very beginner like me. I really appreciate it and feel more confident in my drawings. Your videos also help me a lot in doing my visual arts assessments at uni 🙏🌻🌞
Glad to help! Good luck with your assessments.
Thank you. Your videos give me hope.
I'm so glad! Cheers
nice video- I learned a lot as a begginer.. :) :)
great very helpful >Really good video.
Many thanks for your kind comment. Paul
Omg i loved this lesson sm .. thanks💗💗
That's great. Cheers
very interesting . thank you very much
Glad you enjoyed the video, you can see lots more of my videos at th-cam.com/users/paulpriestleyart Cheers Paul
Very good tutorial! Thanks for the effort
+med reda zammouri Glad it proved useful to you, thanks for the comment. Paul
Very interesting
Cheers
DUDE THE JAR MOVED AT 1:22 :OOO
+Richard Taing You simply can't trust jars anymore!
witchcraft! (haha, i'm kidding)
I know! Freaked me out! LOL
Also at 2:00
Richard Taing NANI?!
Thank you Paul these videos are very help full but sorry I don’t have the talent to draw this good
Yes you do, you just do appreciate it yet.
You are Amazing teacher
Thank you! 😃
I learned soooooooo muchhhhhhhhh
Well done
Hay
very good way to teach nd explain
MashAllah 💎
Cheers, glad you like the video, perhaps you could tell your friends about my channel; th-cam.com/users/paulpriestleyart
Thank you very much helped a lot
You are my hero
Wow Cheers
i am from pakistan, i first time see it and enjoying, u r amazing teacher for biggners.
Welcome, glad you enjoyed the video.
actually he was 5,6 the inches in france were different to those in britain, that's why this myth started.
+Jhok Twenty Cheers for the info
+Paul Priestley No problem ;) nice video btw!
@@jhoktwenty1286 lol was gonna say the exact same thing :)
ThanQ sir......❤️❤️
You are welcome.
You are simply amazing :D
Glad you liked the video I hope you enjoy the others on my channel th-cam.com/users/paulpriestleyart Cheers Paul
Thank you.
You are welcome
Drawing of a landscape with this techniques varnishing point eyelevel shading
Great
i really loving this
That's great; why not check out my art tutorials channel; th-cam.com/users/paulpriestleyart there's lots more interesting tutorials there. Paul
You know this guy has pretty much the same excitement and energy of doc brown from back to the future movies.
Well, I try to make the videos interesting as well as informative. Cheers Paul
Love your tuts!
Cheers
Thanks man
You are welcome
شكرا😊💚
Cheers
helpful!
That's good
At last i get it thanks
Yeah! that's brilliant
I want to ask which pencil do you use for teaching these tutorials?
do you use simple HB pencil or any other?
+aakanksha I usually use a 2B pencil for most of these drawings. Cheers Paul
okay paul.. thankyou. and you are doing a greater work!
Thanks for the tutorial. By the way, Napoleon was not a "very small man" for his time.
Perhaps not 'very'.
thanks this helped me alot!:)
You are welcome. Cheers Paul
I wish on the teddy bear video, you would include shading and shadows. For a beginner, that is really so hard at first. Where to place the shadows to really make it look right. We beginners need more help in that area at first!
You need to check out this tutorial: th-cam.com/video/1l7PKN17cHs/w-d-xo.html
Actually , if you change the angle of the drawing, the vertical lines will also have a change in form. example. the drawing at the top of the paper, the sides of the container needs to be narrower as it goes up so you make a nice effect. BTW, Nice video. Helped me a lot with your tutorials too. #notahater . 😀
You are right, verticals do get closer together as you look upwards, but that is outside the scope of this video. Cheers Paul
+Paul Priestley Oh😅 , okay, (I knew it I was right...😌) . Cheers Ace.
i love you ❤❤😍😍
Cheers
best of nice
Great
5:52 correction: Napoleon is not a short man. He's average height at the time. He's 168 cm tall.
Matter of opinion. He was around 5' 4" where as the Duke of Wellington was around 5' 10"
Hey paul..... Really good video...... Bt sum of em aint complete........... I'd love d completed videos thanks....
+Justice Egwabor
Not sure what you mean. The videos are complete in themselves but do work in series, so you need to see them all to understand everything. You can see more videos at th-cam.com/users/filbertsplosh Cheers Paul
my children get bored but it's a good class.
Ah well!
It is so easy tell us which is difficult and tell us the techines
Not sure what you mean, please explain further. Cheers Paul
I am a bit confused. While you were drawing the jar, holding it in an above eye level position, you said the height of the jar seems smaller, but for the painting, the artist used the above eye level perception to make Napoleon seem more dominant.
I'm a little confused about this too. I will have to draw something using these perspectives to, hopefully, gain more insight through application.
+Deepika Soundararajan it seems smaller because the shelf is on the way, it would look bigger if it wasn't for the shelf.
Napolean was 5 ft 7, which was pretty average for the time and place, possibly on the taller end of average.
+MultiPwolf Possibly, he was recorded as being 5ft 2" at his autopsy which was conducted by a French physician, but under the control of the British. The argument is whether the French physician used British or French measurements to measure and then report in French. It doesn't matter in this respect, because the point about lowering eye level to make him look taller still applies, as happened in most portraits of the elite in past centuries.
Fair enough, I found myself concerned that perhaps your analyses may have been mistaken given his height. Seemed like the artist could himself have been shorter and given that he is standing back perhaps that was just his normal view of him.
Just to make sure
To make things insignificant but taller, look down at it , in other words the eye level should be somehow low.
but to make them important but shorter then look up to at and the eye level will be higher a little bit .
Is that right?
+معاني فريدة You are getting confused. When you sit down and someone stands infront of you, your eye level is low, the person seems very big compared to you. You feel insignificant and you are looking up at them. If you stand infront of someone siting, your eye level is high, the person seems small to you. You feel powerful because you are looking down on them. So if you are painting a picture of an important person like a king, president etc the artist wants to make him look important so the eye level is low making the viewer look up to him. If the artist wants to make something look insignificant the eyelevel is high so the viewer is looking down on the object. I hope that explains things. Cheers Paul
Thank you very much Mr. Paul for clarifying that.
Now I got it ^_^.
Is this the same as perspective drawing?
You need to understand this to do perspective drawing properly
Nice
Cheers
So eye level is about how much of something you can see from above or below?
No, it is about all horizontal lines that you can see will converge to a point somewhere on eyelevel.
@@PaulPriestleyart how do you see that in figures?
Eyelevel always equates to your own eyes, so any horizontal curves on a figure will curve down if above your eyelevel and curve up if below
@@PaulPriestleyart oh so it's the same thing just with curves?
😍😍🙏
Cheers
Napoleon was actually above the average height in his times. But anyway, really useful video. Thank you.
He wasn't above average height. What evidence do you have for that?
Nice video. By the way Napoleon 5'6" not 5'2"
You may well be right, I understand there is some dispute as to who actually measured his height on his death bed as French and British measurements vary. Propaganda also played its part as the British labelled him the 'little Corsican' so it may have been in their interests to measure him at 5'2" The French would obviously dispute that.
What do you eye level mean
Do you mean the area that every people foucs for it ?
+منوعاات اسلامية imagine a line drawn across the centre of your eyes, imagine you could see the line. When ever you look at anything that line is the eye level. Cheers Paul
tell us how to draw a girl face
Pls add Turkish subtitles
I'll try to find the time. Cheers
never put a JAr in front or this man again
Ha ha
P O T
Hmm
:)
Cheers
I don't understood u r language properly please speak clearly
I am speaking clearly, but I'm a Yorkshireman with a Yorkshire accent. I suggest you turn on subtitles, it translate my accent perfectly. Cheers Paul
thanks it's work now I understand much clear than previous
That's great, I hope you learn lots from my videos. Cheers Paul
Pavan Sisodiya .. I don’t understand YOUR spelling.
Please write out each word properly.
You are not texting here .
I suspect that young people, as a result of texting, have not learned the difference between “your”and “you’re”.
Your is all about possession: your house, your opinion.
You’re is a contraction...a combination of two different words....you and are.
You’re a good student.
You’re going to be late.
Don’t confuse the two.
Hey paul..... Really good video...... Bt sum of em aint complete........... I'd love d completed videos thanks....