How To Copy Without Stealing (5 Ingredients Technique)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2020
- You've found something you love. It's natural to want to understand what makes it work, what makes it so good, so that you can improve your own work. Just like a succulent dish, there's a recipe to every great piece of art. You can find it when you take the work, and break it down into smaller pieces. In this video, Chris shows you how to find the five major ingredients in a piece of art, so you can decode the power of anything. This was a part of a longer session Chris did called "How To Learn Anything", where he talked about the three essential skills to surviving in the 21st century.
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Your son is lucky to have a teacher like yourself. Great stuff Chris!
Thank you. I feel the same as a dad. I’m lucky to have him.
The guy gave his son a C-, his heart is like that painting. Dead on the inside.
So, I went back to all my favorite artworks and designs and tried doing this on some of them and I am mind blown because 1) I realized that I am not as articulate as I thought I was 2) I've noticed that there so much more elements and/or details in the artwork/design than I first thought
Thank you for this my mind has been blessed with something new
this is exactly how my art teacher taught me. breaking things down to elements
WOW. I absolutely love this not ONLY as a way to find inspiration but also just to take the time to appreciate art in the first place. I love art but I can honestly say I’ve never taken the time to truly focus on one piece like this before. Really blown away, so cool.
Excellent insights. As you mentioned in the video (paraphrasing here) you cannot replicate what you don't understand. Analysis (and then replication) is an incredibly under-rated method of becoming a great designer. This is common in visual arts and in music, but for some reason, it just isn't talked about much in design. Thank you for making the video!
Coming back to the channel after a break and I see this..... pure gold!
Tools are so important! Just having the right tool can make the world of a difference in your outcome.
Yes it can.
This is crucial. It's similar to how reading helps with your writing, reading and vocabulary. When breaking down art looking, breaking down and getting to the core of what you find visually interesting is as just as important as the art itself. Great video guys!
suprising they don't teach these things in art school, or companies training junior designers
@@youlikeanh They certainly taught it at my art school. I took graphic design but switched to illustration but a large chunk of electives and even core courses were art history studying/interpreting. Even got to see some of what I studied in London and Paris that was even better. I'm glad for it too just need more time to actually do it in real life outside school!
I was randomly searching for videos on how to price my work, and yours showed up. Your use of language, paired with a genuine sense of sincerity, caused me to become a fan. Subscribed!
I see Basquiat I click.
Thank you for this. With this technique you have change my life. Now I know how to learn. Thanks The Futur 🙌
You’re very welcome
Been thinking about this a lot, thanks for your take on this👍
I have stopped watching the futur for few months now for some reason maybe cause I'm not yet focusing on the business side and just clicked this recommended video. This reminded me why I am subscribed to you guys! Excellent content
Masterclass!!!
Thank You for another Fantastic and Effective video!!
Thank you for this video! I appreciate it!
This is a good video in deepening our interpretation of art and explore our own artist voice.
hi I found you via my friend Mati Rose she has linked to your video to help students understand how to be inspired but not copy nice to meet you.
Great stuff Chris!
Nice! Now I can get inspired with intention.
Great content with unique actionable technique demonstrated, keep it up Chris and the Futur!
Much appreciated!
C- hahaha great! - Love the idea to break it down like this. I think it can be adapted to any position, whenever beginner or advanced.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I like this episode, I watched it again and again.
It looks easy when Chris breaking the 5 ingredients !
But I m feel so hard when I'm tried to break down an artwork ingredients. LOL
it takes some practice and guidance to get it but at least you are applying what you learned. that's the best way to master something.
“You can’t draw what you don’t know, and you don’t know what you haven’t seen.” - Nils Lindstrom
i love love love this idea and system. I shared it with my grad students and will share with my branding students too. Seems like a great idea for how to pair fonts as well. Thanks Chris!!!
Oh, cool idea to try these concepts on examining fonts!
You’re very welcome
This is KILLER
Who is the equivalent of Chris Do for furniture making and/or architecture? Could one of you point me in the right direction. This is a super interesting video, I've been listening to Chris for a while and he always has value to give.
The painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat inspired by a Muhammad Ali boxing match sold at Sotheby’s in New York for $10.9 million.
Wow
this was really helpful. I do something similar myself but it's nice to have a more structured approach, especially one that you can reference to other people.
Also i thought throughout the video Chris is having so much fun talking about the stuff his son picked up on and then he goes full asian parent mode and gives him a C- xD I love it
haha. I can't escape who I am, so that stern Asian Dad is always going to be there.
Great Vidoe!
May I request a video? Could you please make a client call scenario in which the client was found through cold calling? I would really like to learn how you talk to clients that you found not the ones that came to you. Thanks!
Great suggestion!
Could you provide the template of the 5 ingrediets please? Awesome work as always Chris
LLLLLOOOOOOOVVVVEEEE THHIIIIIISSSS!!!!!
"not straight and different thicknesses"... If i had to guess this guy uses illustrator a lot. Lol it's very interesting to hear the interpretations and expressions of what they see.
Hi Chris! I’m not an art student but I watched the full whiteboard session when it was released and loved it. I also watched this and love how you break things down. Question, can the 5 ingredients be used to break down things in other aspects of life or is it just about art?
Someone in comments suggested use this technique to examine fonts and think about font pairings
ah this is what I do watching thatschic. Thoroughly studying her storytelling and filming and editing here on TH-cam
Okay. I typed and got Rachel Nguyen. Is that her?
liizzset YES! my fav
It's a detail but i believe the T in Basquiat is muted. Great video !
Is that right?
That was a pretty awesome first try from his son. I think it would be very very weird that a kid of his age would be able to get something that close to a Basquiat
In the cooking world this is called "mise in place".. A French term that means everything in its place..
Good term
This is awesome but one of these pieces is not by Jean-Micel Basquet it is by Christian Calvin.
Oh. Snap. Thanks
Thank you alot for all your informations. it helps me alot .
it's the meaning of steal like an artists
How can I sub twice?
😊
Great video! How can I join you a remote intern?
6:39 that's what she said
Hey Chris, what would it take for you guys to make a bad/average video? cuz you ain't made any
Haha. We do all the time. We just don’t post them.
Lil Do .jr is gonna be the next generations picasso.
I make music but this is fire asf
Now take Alex Grey's art and you'll get to all religions and deep truth
How old is he? Give the boy a B man :D
14 now
Damnn, simple. Buisy. Messy. My jaw dropped wtf haha
haha
The descriptions of the first guy frustrated me so much 😅 just describe what you see!!! No need to get philosophical.
It is part of the learning process.
Tell me what you see "TRASH". LOL
The video and the channel are good. The "art" presented is total garbage.