If you’re having a hard time drawing what you’re imagining, your art fundamentals are LIKELY lacking 🥺 It’s your foundation as an artist, don’t ignore any! Also have a good weekend I guess
@@calebjp0 hes been a professional artist for well over a week the joke is that Marc has been a pro artist for like 10+ years but when Marc says "ive been a pro artist well over a week" he is technically correct because he is indeed a pro artist for more than a week but the "week" is so small in time and thats where the humor is He is correct that hes a pro artist for more than a week but also the length of week itself small compared to his usual 10 years of being pro artist so that it creates comedy
To be very honest, your channel really changed everything for my art. I always wanted to learn fundamentals. When I discovered your videos and the longer school lesson ones, I felt for the first time like 'i can do this', and it gave so much more insight, and thought into my work. It was very frustrating at first, to learn all these fundamentals that I knew very little about, but in 2 years the growth in my art, has been beyond rewarding even with the occasional frustration. Thank you so much, people who are growing up now, are at such an advantage to learn, and it's partly thanks to you. But you also make it easy to approach for an adult aged crowd that finally has time in their life, to chase their dreams.
Ever since watching this video I have been going through so much artists work that I find amazing and noticing these fundamentals at work. Noticing lightings, compositions, anatomies, perspectives and little details that make the artwork come together. Ive been mind blown and frantically trying to study all these fundamentals now that I notice what to look for and what to study.
I’ve been stuck in my drawing skills for years. Learning this 7 fundamentals help me grasp what I need to keep in mind whenever I’m practicing. Thank you, Marc!
This man is so talented and so expertised in explaining concepts in the simpliest ways.Following for years his channel always very inspiring.Thank you very much for all the videos you share!🤩
I've been mellowing down with my drawings for a while since I'm busy with my graduation this June, but I keep practicing sketches and stuff just like you said on those 7 fundamentals. It's slow but it's steady. Once I'm done with school, I'll devote my time in art and work! Great tutorial as always, I get hype every time you explain simple things.
I discovered your channel some days ago and I've already watched so many of your videos and I've made a HUGE improvement in anatomy in such a short time!! I've searched for an online drawing free class for years because I'm thinking about starting my own manga based on the book I'm writing and I feel like this is a huge step for my dream!! So thank you so much for being such an energetic TH-cam teacher and explaining things in such an amazing way!!!! Keep up!!
Idk if you can call it ‘on sale’ if it’s always on sale. To people who are considering the class, it really is a good one. I watch and rewatch the lessons often during practice. It isn’t on sale, this is just the price. Some false urgency… but it is a good class Marc, if you read this, can we get some of the older lessons updated? You seem to have learned a lot since you first made them and it shows in your TH-cam lessons.
I think the price keeps increasing every month when/if he adds new content, which is probably why it's on "sale" all the time. Once he's no longer adding new content, I think the price will stay constant for the most part unless there is an actual sale. Correct me if I'm wrong
This is one of the most helpful videos I’ve watched in a long time. I wouldn’t consider myself a beginner artist but I’ve felt a little lost on what I’m working on lately and this really helped narrow down how to get back to basics to grow ground up. THANK YOU!
Didn’t have a good session tonight and I want to give up. But I’m going to keep on going. I really appreciate having all the fundamentals laid out. Because There is so much to get better at as a beginner outside of art school, it’s very overwhelming. This video gave me a much needed roadmap. I practiced the first 4 everyday but there’s so much more.
Marc is the GOAT he always has a tutorial for whatever I want to learn that is very digestible and entertaining thank you for all you do man keep it up!
I love how Mark isnt fishing for views or trying to get anything out of people. Obviously advertising the program is essential but its not framed as a “know my secrets and youll be just as good” program but instead a “ill go into more depth than what i do in my videos” which is awesome and now genuinely interests me
Here I am taken notes, capturing screen and everything like I am in class, lol. Hopefully I will be able to actually purchase your class one day. If no one have said it. Thanks for all you do for the art community.
Still remember what my art teacher said to me in painting: "You're so worried about being skilled that you failed to notice the most important thing in my opinion for a confident strong work. Composition! It will break your piece if you dont think hard on it no matter how skilled you are at rendering or anatomy, colors, etc! Focus on making sure that is always solid first, and you'll improve in the rest going forward."
This is so incredibly helpful! I always saw artist drawing simple shapes and had absolutely no idea what on earth was the point of that but now it's kinda making sense.
man I missed the last 2 classes, thanks TH-cam for no notifications, gonna catch up to these with art school as well 😭 struggling to maintain discipline to stick to schedule to actually learn and do assignments thanks for the classes tho teach, have a good one 🙏🏽
Hi Marc I was wondering if u had already done or could recommend any videos on what to study and how to study things in art like textures anatomy proportions etc. Love ur stuff man keep it up!
Try this yet? th-cam.com/video/K5AV42mgAe0/w-d-xo.html The exercises are meant to train you from simple to hard over a month, should help make a lot of things *click*!
Thank you for helping us on our art journeys! My goal by the end of this year is to become some kinda imagination wizard able to conjure up whatever pops up in my head. I have ideas for comics and I want to make sure I’m adept enough to bring them to life properly.
I love how you construct a figure from separately made pieces. 😁 Even I know these things, it's always a pleasure to watch your entire videos. They just delight my eyes giving me a great mood.
I have been copying your art since the manuals from the blizzard games of the original Warcraft and Starcraft, which I still own. While not a career goal today, it is still a hobby and I love your videos. Thanks for taking the time, especially since I have started teaching I really appreciate your approach and you do an amazing job.
You're one of my favorite artists on this site. The tutorials you make are very helpful and comprehensive, easily understandable. You have a good sense of humor too that makes each video more enjoyable. I would definelty consider attending your full classes if I had the means to.
OMG Marc! This vid was not only super informative but funny AF with too many jokes to time stamp. 😂🤣😂 Many will be glad to know U have been an artist “for week over a week” though.!
Istg I was just telling someone to learn the fundamentals from your channel and this video came up as I was sending them the message. Keep up the good work I really love your channel ❤
I'm thinking about giving your class a go. I'm by no means great at art. My brain starts grinding gears especially when it comes to shading and anatomy. I've got a really unstable foundation that I kind of jumped onto, and your videos are the easiest to follow out of all the other art tutorials/tips I've seen.
Helpful as always. It's always nice to be reminded of the basic fundamentals so that mistakes that were overlooked in the process could be corrected. Thanks, Marc. Always looking forward to the next class
Just found your channel.. and its awesome... thank u so much... im just a beginner and im having a hard time .. thanks for the help.. hope u are well..
I’ve unfortunately skipped out on fundamentals (except perspective but sadly haven’t fully applied it yet) and my art really suffers when I try for example, do a foreshortened pose or anything that’s not a basic standing pose. I will however, dedicate the whole of next month to master the fundamentals that you listed and see how my art turns out. Wish me luck!
I hope you make a video about how do we transition to digital art and drawing other styles such as anime style when we started in realism on traditional art. Because it's really hard to draw simple art because I tend to over shade even tho I'm aware of it it's still hard when to stop shading etc. Thank you again for this wonderful video it helps us a lot!
@@619gh8 I too had dreams about that or becoming a comic artists with manga style but I know I am very limited by art skills and that it will takes so much time and effort to get there. I'm sure you can have a unique style similar to anime but better and more unique maybe. Depends on who you learn from
Hi Mark! As always, awesome video! Thank you so much for such valuable info 🎉 If it is possible, i would like to see a video about PATIENCE when drawing. I interested in digital art just recently and because of all the speed up videos i've seen, my mind thinks i have to draw faster and perfect, and that, more times than not, makes me feel like I am the worst at it (although, i know it is because i am new to all this). So I believe it is important to remind ourselves that patience is a major key factor when it comes to art (traditional and digital). I would love to hear your thoughts about this. ❤
Would it be helpful for you to use a program to record your own art from start to watch your Timelapse sped up, so it feels like the others? Might give you a little confidence
Basic Perspective for me at the start was very confusing. I was using it as a rule instead of as a guide! Otherwise everything looking right in perspective but not natural. I found out more of my flaws when I moved from basic perspective course to drawing shapes in perspective without the grid lines. I was, and for a long time l, still unable to draw without the grid lines. Just have to keep working at it
Marc, I have a question, I used to watch your old videos a lot and you generally seemed sadder back then. More somber. Now you seem more upbeat, happier, almost like a flame has been restored in your core. Has something changed? If so, I'm glad you're doing better and have restored your happiness
this was a refresher for my memory, especially the color and light. I remember Brom saying in one of his books that he is really painting light and moving paint around. I am confused of where does Line quality fall under? I think it is design, but does anyone know?
Hey Marc I agree construction is useful but I would have also made sure to include that you don't have to start every artwork with cubes and cylinders. As artists grow and understand those basic shapes you can start the artwork right off with what your trying to draw and since you understand for example a cylinder, you can draw a arm that looks 3d. It's a powerful tool especially if something starts looking 2d and flat, you can draw those primitives to bring back the 3dness but starting off a drawing with cubes and cylinders often can 1: bore the artist and 2: make your drawings look lifeless and stiff.
Marc I would appreciate a tutorial regarding grayscale and how to make a good grayscale for your color gradient tricks. I'm kinda striluggling a little on it, making a good decent 3d definition on my grayscale. Need some tips.
What website do you go to for your gestures? I use lineofaction, but I like the variety of gestures you have in this video. Would you mind sharing the website you use for your gestures?
I have been avoiding fundementals way to much because its boring. But i have realised that i just cant escape it. I Managed to create a dynamic pose without a ref by using a bit of the knowledge that i have acquired over my 6 months of drawing. So i ask myself what would happen if i where to focus a bit more of my time on the fundamentals 🤔
Hey, quick question for people following the art school: are the courses mainly focused on Photoshop or is it also easy to follow along using Clip studio paint? Thanks!
Is there like a difficulty level for each fundamental? It would kinda help me with my way of thinking and drawing if there is like a level difficulty like easy, medium, hard, impossible, YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!!. Stuff like that
Interesting. These are not the standard 7 fundamentals, such as edge and value, but I do see how you would choose these… I do really like the idea of composition and anatomy being fundamentals all in themselves.
I love watching your videos, and your insight into directions. But I don't think I have ever learned anything from these videos. Well actually since you do say directions so that means I have learned something. I don't know why I'm writing this here.
Honestly, my biggest thing isn’t that I haven’t started. In fact, since starting my 2D animation and illustration program three weeks ago, I’ve seen massive improvements due to learning the fundamentals, which I largely ignored for some time up until recently. Hell, in two days I’ve learned how to draw a skull in exquisite detail; I couldn’t draw one for the life of me beforehand. It’s fucking difficult, lol. But the most difficult part for me is not comparing myself to people who have leagues more experience than I do right now. I literally gave myself a migraine for the first time in my life (I’m 21) this most recent Thursday because I was so obsessed with professionals art and achieving that. All the while, I’ve been downplaying my own achievements, no matter how “big” or “small” they are. One artist on Artstation (Jin Kwang Park, I highly recommend checking them out) whose level of artistry is what I want to achieve in the years to come, sent me a message that put my mind at relative ease. Mind you, I sent them a message, but I’m an extroverted fellow and wanted guidance, advice and confirmation. Connections and networking are key, after all. Not only for success in freelance, a business or finding employment, but for LEARNING from those more experienced than you. That has been my greatest struggle learning art: seeing wonderful pieces on social media or my classes and wondering if and when I’ll ever reach that level, and for how long will it take me? It’s a slow but certain process that I am growing accustomed to: my perfectionist mindset is slowly, painfully and most assuredly shedding itself to accommodate a more easygoing approach. One where I don’t compare myself to others, but take what I like about them and learn from them in a multitude of ways. All the while, I’m slowly instilling a sense of faith within myself that I will eventually reach my goals for not only being a professional artist, but a damn masterful one at that. Gotta enjoy the process of it, not the end result. It’s easy to do with writing, seeing as that comes naturally to me. But trying to adapt that to illustration is a different beast, one which I gladly accept it’s challenge.
If you’re having a hard time drawing what you’re imagining, your art fundamentals are LIKELY lacking 🥺 It’s your foundation as an artist, don’t ignore any! Also have a good weekend I guess
Next video how to shade anything 😈. Do it lol
"have a good weekend i guess"
You guess? Tf.
Timestamps
1:58 perspective
3:12 construction
5:37 gesture drawing
6:27 anatomy
7:27 color and light theory
9:04 composition
9:37 design
my hero 💖
The respect you deserve for your hard work ❤❤❤
Thank u.
@@YTartschool acadamia
"I've been a professional artist for well over a week" 😂 Marc is so funny.
Technically true lmao
Can you explained
Can yuu explained the joke
@@calebjp0 hes been a professional artist for well over a week
the joke is that Marc has been a pro artist for like 10+ years
but when Marc says "ive been a pro artist well over a week" he is technically correct because he is indeed a pro artist for more than a week
but the "week" is so small in time and thats where the humor is
He is correct that hes a pro artist for more than a week but also the length of week itself small compared to his usual 10 years of being pro artist so that it creates comedy
To be very honest, your channel really changed everything for my art. I always wanted to learn fundamentals. When I discovered your videos and the longer school lesson ones, I felt for the first time like 'i can do this', and it gave so much more insight, and thought into my work. It was very frustrating at first, to learn all these fundamentals that I knew very little about, but in 2 years the growth in my art, has been beyond rewarding even with the occasional frustration.
Thank you so much, people who are growing up now, are at such an advantage to learn, and it's partly thanks to you. But you also make it easy to approach for an adult aged crowd that finally has time in their life, to chase their dreams.
🙏💪☺️
This is a whole essay😭
Marc "I have a class for that" Brunet
Ever since watching this video I have been going through so much artists work that I find amazing and noticing these fundamentals at work. Noticing lightings, compositions, anatomies, perspectives and little details that make the artwork come together. Ive been mind blown and frantically trying to study all these fundamentals now that I notice what to look for and what to study.
I've been struggling to draw stuff like this for a while, thank you so much Marc! This is going in my art tips playlist.
Hope to see how you'll improve in a few months make sure to notify us ❤❤
so, did your art improve? :)
Mine kinda did
I’ve been stuck in my drawing skills for years. Learning this 7 fundamentals help me grasp what I need to keep in mind whenever I’m practicing. Thank you, Marc!
I'm getting back into drawing and taking it serously this time. This is a great timing. Thank you, Marc!
This man is so talented and so expertised in explaining concepts in the simpliest ways.Following for years his channel always very inspiring.Thank you very much for all the videos you share!🤩
I've been mellowing down with my drawings for a while since I'm busy with my graduation this June, but I keep practicing sketches and stuff just like you said on those 7 fundamentals. It's slow but it's steady. Once I'm done with school, I'll devote my time in art and work! Great tutorial as always, I get hype every time you explain simple things.
I discovered your channel some days ago and I've already watched so many of your videos and I've made a HUGE improvement in anatomy in such a short time!!
I've searched for an online drawing free class for years because I'm thinking about starting my own manga based on the book I'm writing and I feel like this is a huge step for my dream!! So thank you so much for being such an energetic TH-cam teacher and explaining things in such an amazing way!!!! Keep up!!
Idk if you can call it ‘on sale’ if it’s always on sale.
To people who are considering the class, it really is a good one. I watch and rewatch the lessons often during practice. It isn’t on sale, this is just the price. Some false urgency… but it is a good class
Marc, if you read this, can we get some of the older lessons updated? You seem to have learned a lot since you first made them and it shows in your TH-cam lessons.
Never for the same amount though!
I think the price keeps increasing every month when/if he adds new content, which is probably why it's on "sale" all the time. Once he's no longer adding new content, I think the price will stay constant for the most part unless there is an actual sale.
Correct me if I'm wrong
@@Mekhel I know nothing about economy so I am ignorant
This is one of the most helpful videos I’ve watched in a long time. I wouldn’t consider myself a beginner artist but I’ve felt a little lost on what I’m working on lately and this really helped narrow down how to get back to basics to grow ground up. THANK YOU!
Didn’t have a good session tonight and I want to give up.
But I’m going to keep on going. I really appreciate having all the fundamentals laid out. Because There is so much to get better at as a beginner outside of art school, it’s very overwhelming. This video gave me a much needed roadmap. I practiced the first 4 everyday but there’s so much more.
Marc is the GOAT he always has a tutorial for whatever I want to learn that is very digestible and entertaining thank you for all you do man keep it up!
I love how Mark isnt fishing for views or trying to get anything out of people. Obviously advertising the program is essential but its not framed as a “know my secrets and youll be just as good” program but instead a “ill go into more depth than what i do in my videos” which is awesome and now genuinely interests me
Thanks so much I am just starting my art journey this is great!!
Marc, It's great to know you've been a professional artist for well over a week!😂
Here I am taken notes, capturing screen and everything like I am in class, lol. Hopefully I will be able to actually purchase your class one day. If no one have said it. Thanks for all you do for the art community.
marc i love your channel!! you explain things so well thank you for this!!
I have always hated doing the shapes first for drawing anything, but how you explained it finally gave that click moment.
great points, i have already applie to my artworks and can see improvements. cheers!
Still remember what my art teacher said to me in painting: "You're so worried about being skilled that you failed to notice the most important thing in my opinion for a confident strong work. Composition! It will break your piece if you dont think hard on it no matter how skilled you are at rendering or anatomy, colors, etc!
Focus on making sure that is always solid first, and you'll improve in the rest going forward."
This is so incredibly helpful! I always saw artist drawing simple shapes and had absolutely no idea what on earth was the point of that but now it's kinda making sense.
The foundation that I like the most is the gesture, and the funniest thing is the design.
man I missed the last 2 classes, thanks TH-cam for no notifications, gonna catch up to these with art school as well 😭 struggling to maintain discipline to stick to schedule to actually learn and do assignments
thanks for the classes tho teach, have a good one 🙏🏽
Hi Marc I was wondering if u had already done or could recommend any videos on what to study and how to study things in art like textures anatomy proportions etc. Love ur stuff man keep it up!
Try this yet? th-cam.com/video/K5AV42mgAe0/w-d-xo.html
The exercises are meant to train you from simple to hard over a month, should help make a lot of things *click*!
Thank you for helping us on our art journeys! My goal by the end of this year is to become some kinda imagination wizard able to conjure up whatever pops up in my head. I have ideas for comics and I want to make sure I’m adept enough to bring them to life properly.
I love how you construct a figure from separately made pieces. 😁
Even I know these things, it's always a pleasure to watch your entire videos. They just delight my eyes giving me a great mood.
"I have a class for that" Such iconic words will be remembered
I have been copying your art since the manuals from the blizzard games of the original Warcraft and Starcraft, which I still own. While not a career goal today, it is still a hobby and I love your videos. Thanks for taking the time, especially since I have started teaching I really appreciate your approach and you do an amazing job.
You had mentioned ‘he fundamentals’ a bunch and i kinda knew what they were but i was hoping u would make this vid, thanks!
You're one of my favorite artists on this site. The tutorials you make are very helpful and comprehensive, easily understandable. You have a good sense of humor too that makes each video more enjoyable. I would definelty consider attending your full classes if I had the means to.
OMG Marc! This vid was not only super informative but funny AF with too many jokes to time stamp. 😂🤣😂 Many will be glad to know U have been an artist “for week over a week” though.!
Istg I was just telling someone to learn the fundamentals from your channel and this video came up as I was sending them the message. Keep up the good work I really love your channel ❤
this is such a helpful way to look at art, thank you so much for this tutorial
I'm thinking about giving your class a go. I'm by no means great at art. My brain starts grinding gears especially when it comes to shading and anatomy. I've got a really unstable foundation that I kind of jumped onto, and your videos are the easiest to follow out of all the other art tutorials/tips I've seen.
Helpful as always. It's always nice to be reminded of the basic fundamentals so that mistakes that were overlooked in the process could be corrected. Thanks, Marc. Always looking forward to the next class
The Goated art teacher that we all need
Oh wow I needed this overall list, thanks Marc!
Thanks for the excellent rundown, it's a great companion to your year long study guide :D
Please do a perspective class next 🙏🏾it's the only one without a link. I'd love to start there
Just found your channel.. and its awesome... thank u so much... im just a beginner and im having a hard time .. thanks for the help.. hope u are well..
Marc could you make more character designing tutorials please ?
Have you tried his Art School?
idk If i have screwed up my art by focusing on the more complex stuff first, but thank you for this video
I cant wait to be a professional artist for well over a week as well, Marc.
Youre such an inspiration
I’ve unfortunately skipped out on fundamentals (except perspective but sadly haven’t fully applied it yet) and my art really suffers when I try for example, do a foreshortened pose or anything that’s not a basic standing pose. I will however, dedicate the whole of next month to master the fundamentals that you listed and see how my art turns out. Wish me luck!
I hope you make a video about how do we transition to digital art and drawing other styles such as anime style when we started in realism on traditional art. Because it's really hard to draw simple art because I tend to over shade even tho I'm aware of it it's still hard when to stop shading etc. Thank you again for this wonderful video it helps us a lot!
I believe your style should come naturally rather than forcing anime style❤
@@sael5084 Thanks for this! But I'm planning to get to work in various anime industry
@@619gh8 I too had dreams about that or becoming a comic artists with manga style but I know I am very limited by art skills and that it will takes so much time and effort to get there. I'm sure you can have a unique style similar to anime but better and more unique maybe. Depends on who you learn from
Thank you so so so so much for this video it is so helpful!
Hi Mark! As always, awesome video! Thank you so much for such valuable info 🎉 If it is possible, i would like to see a video about PATIENCE when drawing. I interested in digital art just recently and because of all the speed up videos i've seen, my mind thinks i have to draw faster and perfect, and that, more times than not, makes me feel like I am the worst at it (although, i know it is because i am new to all this). So I believe it is important to remind ourselves that patience is a major key factor when it comes to art (traditional and digital). I would love to hear your thoughts about this. ❤
Would it be helpful for you to use a program to record your own art from start to watch your Timelapse sped up, so it feels like the others? Might give you a little confidence
thank you so much about all lesson and guidance , your the best teacher i ever seen ❤❤
“Professional artist for well over a week” has me laughing so hard 😂
Had to leave the video Twice on my first one, because i couldn't help but tear up. Even typing this is making it happen
thank you a lot! i really appreciate your desire to help people for free
It’s not free! It costs one like or one sub 😚
Basic Perspective for me at the start was very confusing. I was using it as a rule instead of as a guide! Otherwise everything looking right in perspective but not natural. I found out more of my flaws when I moved from basic perspective course to drawing shapes in perspective without the grid lines.
I was, and for a long time l, still unable to draw without the grid lines. Just have to keep working at it
Marc Brunet drinking game.
Take a shot every time Marc says "I've got a class for that".
Lol, rip
The next time the course goes on a $174 sale ill have enough money for it! So I hope more people join
Heeeeeyyyy. I was heeeereee.
Marc thank you for the weekly plan. I really appreciate it.
I love Marc's videos, and always I make sure to pay a class fee of 1 like because I already subscribed.
Amazing artwork
I use explosions as reference.
Thank you Marc!
thank you Marc
Great Summary! Thanks a lot bruu
Marc, I have a question, I used to watch your old videos a lot and you generally seemed sadder back then. More somber. Now you seem more upbeat, happier, almost like a flame has been restored in your core. Has something changed? If so, I'm glad you're doing better and have restored your happiness
new marc video to add to my artschool playlist
thank you Marc!
I was stuck in a rut and needed somewhere to continue. I can see where I lack as my fundamentals aren't very strong.
1.3 million subs in a week? Incredible work man!
Thanks marc! Love this vid 👍 keep it up please i need these 😅
this was a refresher for my memory, especially the color and light. I remember Brom saying in one of his books that he is really painting light and moving paint around. I am confused of where does Line quality fall under? I think it is design, but does anyone know?
Hey Marc I agree construction is useful but I would have also made sure to include that you don't have to start every artwork with cubes and cylinders.
As artists grow and understand those basic shapes you can start the artwork right off with what your trying to draw and since you understand for example a cylinder, you can draw a arm that looks 3d.
It's a powerful tool especially if something starts looking 2d and flat, you can draw those primitives to bring back the 3dness but starting off a drawing with cubes and cylinders often can 1: bore the artist and 2: make your drawings look lifeless and stiff.
gracias por sus enseñanzas he visto cada uno de sus video y he aprendido mucho un gracias desde latam
Thanks for the video 😊
Marc I would appreciate a tutorial regarding grayscale and how to make a good grayscale for your color gradient tricks. I'm kinda striluggling a little on it, making a good decent 3d definition on my grayscale. Need some tips.
What website do you go to for your gestures? I use lineofaction, but I like the variety of gestures you have in this video. Would you mind sharing the website you use for your gestures?
I have been avoiding fundementals way to much because its boring. But i have realised that i just cant escape it.
I Managed to create a dynamic pose without a ref by using a bit of the knowledge that i have acquired over my 6 months of drawing. So i ask myself what would happen if i where to focus a bit more of my time on the fundamentals 🤔
Thank you 🤜
0:24 "Well over a week"
Professional artist for well over a week you say😭
Gran video. Gracias maestro
Thank you
for this
Hey, quick question for people following the art school: are the courses mainly focused on Photoshop or is it also easy to follow along using Clip studio paint? Thanks!
Another great lesson
Umm hey teach? Can I go to the baaaathroom 🥺
the 2 things that I believe I still need to work on is Perspective and Anatomy.
Finally this video is made
The challenge with study drawing is having your own art style
actually style comes to you naturally as a result of your study and practice ;)
EPICNESS SIR ❤❤❤❤🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾😭😭😭🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Is there like a difficulty level for each fundamental? It would kinda help me with my way of thinking and drawing if there is like a level difficulty like easy, medium, hard, impossible, YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!!. Stuff like that
Interesting. These are not the standard 7 fundamentals, such as edge and value, but I do see how you would choose these… I do really like the idea of composition and anatomy being fundamentals all in themselves.
Marc Brunet is like: "Wanna learn how to divide by zero with your art? I have a class for that!"
0:23 In case you miss it mark have been an artist for well over a week in this video.
I love ur videos❤
I love watching your videos, and your insight into directions. But I don't think I have ever learned anything from these videos. Well actually since you do say directions so that means I have learned something. I don't know why I'm writing this here.
Student: I want to learn about X.
Mark: I have a class for that!
The videos just get funnier and educational as time passes on 😂
Honestly, my biggest thing isn’t that I haven’t started. In fact, since starting my 2D animation and illustration program three weeks ago, I’ve seen massive improvements due to learning the fundamentals, which I largely ignored for some time up until recently. Hell, in two days I’ve learned how to draw a skull in exquisite detail; I couldn’t draw one for the life of me beforehand.
It’s fucking difficult, lol. But the most difficult part for me is not comparing myself to people who have leagues more experience than I do right now. I literally gave myself a migraine for the first time in my life (I’m 21) this most recent Thursday because I was so obsessed with professionals art and achieving that. All the while, I’ve been downplaying my own achievements, no matter how “big” or “small” they are. One artist on Artstation (Jin Kwang Park, I highly recommend checking them out) whose level of artistry is what I want to achieve in the years to come, sent me a message that put my mind at relative ease. Mind you, I sent them a message, but I’m an extroverted fellow and wanted guidance, advice and confirmation. Connections and networking are key, after all. Not only for success in freelance, a business or finding employment, but for LEARNING from those more experienced than you.
That has been my greatest struggle learning art: seeing wonderful pieces on social media or my classes and wondering if and when I’ll ever reach that level, and for how long will it take me? It’s a slow but certain process that I am growing accustomed to: my perfectionist mindset is slowly, painfully and most assuredly shedding itself to accommodate a more easygoing approach. One where I don’t compare myself to others, but take what I like about them and learn from them in a multitude of ways.
All the while, I’m slowly instilling a sense of faith within myself that I will eventually reach my goals for not only being a professional artist, but a damn masterful one at that.
Gotta enjoy the process of it, not the end result. It’s easy to do with writing, seeing as that comes naturally to me. But trying to adapt that to illustration is a different beast, one which I gladly accept it’s challenge.
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Ohh new video, nice!