82 | Some Drawing Exercises
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I have never thought "exercises" could be so... *"formal"*
I feel like I've time traveled to the 1900's tutorial of how to draw lol😂😂
Spoken like a true high school gym student.
Sounds like a book on how to tie knots would sound
@@turtlenuggs5677 that’s not the real telepurte lmao
Only the *classiest* drawing exercises.
Tele never fails to make his videos interesting. This isn’t even technically “animation” necessarily, just art practice, and yet it still held my attention the whole way through.
So many bots
@@blendyboi5023 ?
@@vidmaurer8443 that “Dream” account is spamming the same YT link to his actual channel everywhere. It’s shitty footage from Fortnite.
not art practice, just drawing practice
@@zaidanhakim4974 drawing is art
I love the idea of a dandy gentleman, with a monocle and a mustache, sipping on wine with Chopin playing in the background, while drawing mostly naked big tiddy cat girls
"ah yes, quite voluptuous"
W profile
This is most likely a voice actor, but I can’t help but picture telepurte just sitting next his microphone with god knows how many cats talking about elipses in a British accent
Pretty sure this is tele talking, anytime he makes an animation where it's about himself or from his perspective, this is the voice used.
@@adamrussell9573 I actually saw an interview with him, he isn’t British (unless somebody with an accent read a reply, but I’m pretty sure tele was talking)
@@StarPlatinum7912 Tele normally has a link or mention to a voice actor when there is one in the video. This video doesn’t have a link, this is Tele. He’s probably just faking the accent.
@@arkxerxes8017 alright, cool! I didn’t know tele could fake an accent that well
@@arkxerxes8017 imma need that interview link
These are really good advice as well as a great lesson for Art.
Yeah
Yo didn't expect to see you here lol. I guess you also have an interest in art
@@JayDen-ek3ml omagad dream nub technooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooblaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaade
Who is Art?
also for physics diagrams
I feel like I’d learn quicker from
Tele than from any art class.
Fr I just learned more exercises than I did my freshman year in drawing/painting
wow only a comment in the replies!!!! gotta add myself and say that i agree with you.
@@Helpadoggoreachsubs Ah yes! a fellow person
It is a really great set. I learned half of these from one former Disney animation teacher. One from a product design teacher and one from when I studied car design but never all in one place
try Drawabox if you want a more rigorous fundametnals course, it has similar exercises and builds on top of them
0:04 Ten strikes
0:12 Cartwheels
0:21 Atoms
0:33 Coin flipping
0:45 Hatching
1:00 Connecting the dots
1:10 Half ellipses
1:24 Curved hatching
thanks for this sir
Where is bumblebee? ANSWER ME!
@@Zeltonn Probably in some flowers I donno
@@Dexiron2 Hm, I guess you're right!
Danke schoen, amigo
“Remember to relax and be loose while also being precise. They work together, not against each other.”
congratulations on 2 million subscribers Telepurte! :D
Yeaa definitely deserves way more tbh 😭🎉congrats telepurte
yeahhh baby
oops all bots
Let’s go
@Теleрurtе 🅥 fake
I used to like drawing, watching videos like these relive the past memory I had when I'd draw a lot hahah! I forgot drawing was supposed to be fun rather than something that stresses us, welp back to reality though
Hey
it's stressful but once you get good enough it becomes fun again, but don't worry too much about your skill level but do keep on practicing!
Hey I’m aware that my skills are lacking but it doesn’t stop me from doing what I love which is designing and redesigning the same character for months! Sure I can’t do perspective or landscapes or backgrounds or animals or feet but I still make room for what I love when I practice, it’s very important so you don’t fall out of love with art
Did not expect to see you here, hey git
I used to love writing...that being said, imma rephrase everything you said
" videos of this nature has rejuvenated my dormant passion for drawing. It's a humorous thing really, but I seemed to have lost sight of the true purpose of it all, and my focus fell on the need of creating something worthwhile, so much so that I forgot to have fun along the way. I only hope that this video will serve as a call back to the reality that I seek"
1:06
Nobody
Ancient astronomers: hmm yes a horse
Now, we can say telepture is
Teacher , student , master and good artist overall
And a good narrator
While most people would simply tell you to practice which is true, there are fundamentals that exist (that must also be practiced) and I'm glad Tele is showing them. You gotta know where to start after all
I think it's very lazy to just tell people to practice they already do that and many artists know of resources that simply would help these guys because even practicing what are you gonna practice? And yeah sure there's the post about ask better questions, but how can people know that they'll give them the time of day if they ask these questions when all the tim it's just practice,just practice that's so dismissive ,all most malicious it makes people think they are lazy and bad when they are already frustrated.
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@@catarinavargas1953 one of the things Tele did but didn't say, is the repetition of the same exercise. Plan to draw something 10 - 20 times, and with each iteration find something to improve. Keep those improvements each time and by the end, you will have both practiced technique and repetition.
For most of these artists saying practice and repetition, they say that because that's what they've done for years. They practiced having fine control over hand movements, pen control, visual imaging, planning, inspiration, and design. None of these are learnable through a 20 minute youtube clip, it's experience alone. Skill comes later.
@@catarinavargas1953 Different context but same idea : I was in the middle of a fencing class and one of the guys there told me that I should practice more, which I did. Except that I didn't know what to practice so I just did the same thing I already did to improve it. However, when I fenced against one of the more experienced fencers, he noted what I did wrong during the match and guess what ? Turns out that what I was practicing was actualy what caused me to loose most of the matches I was in. So I basicaly improved my flaws in a negative way, making me worse at what I did. When I knew what I was doing wrong and he told me how to correct them, I started doing better on these aspects and developed my own fighting style. So yea, I understand what you mean, just telling people to practice doesn't help, it might even make them worse at what they do if they don't know what they should improve since they might think that what they do wrong is actualy good.
Oh man yeah it's exactly that , I'm glad you got to overcome that
As someone who can't even draw a half decent circle, this might be an exercise for someone on Telepurte's caliber, but this is an impossible task to do even one of these properly.
^
Bots in 2022 be like
Damn the bots are already here
Nah, you can do it man. Just start, i bet you will get better with practice if you try.
On the contrary, hatching is actually very simple
You don't have to an expert to draw this. This is just some of what we started doing when I started art-oriented highschool maaaaaany years ago ^^
My exercise mostly consisted of scribbling without looking for like 7 seconds and then seeing it I can draw something from it. But this video has also been enlightening. Thanks, Tele
It doesn't matter to be a perfect circle right?
@@ronaldpagar6513 right
0:37 onion indeed 👍🗿
I suddenly felt like I went back to the 18th century while getting ready to paint a portrait while classical music is playing.
Congrats on 2 million subscribers. You really deserve it.
All of them *other* drawing practice videos are for _commoners, bleh!_
However, this one... with it's high-class British voiceover, really accentuates a sense of royal-society. Truly a class worthy of taking for any royal bloodline. Mmh, yes. Indeed. Such a noble artform this channel must be! I shall indulge myself within looking upon the rest of this individuals very proper content as it must be of very VERY high-class. I look forward to feasting my eyes within this... ahem. Cultured channel. Good day!
Actually in this realm that we know of as real life my family lineage takes precedence from the Stuart royal bloodline so in fact I am very well accommodated with that known due fact for which I shall perform the privilege of this posh and proper drawing informational to which Master Telepurte has bestowed upon us in conclusion I bid thee farewell and good luck
Yee-haw, ti's City slicker nunsense. Dem's "cultured" folk need to lirn to apreciate hog-willy dock-cuckling free ranch commoners telepurte vibeos worthy enough to watch while milkin my cow. I wish I be milkin zat juicy telepurt oc's. Bud whaddaya know a man's gotta make a livin, these aint so bad too.
above me, are the two types of people.
And above is that kind of people that points out two types of people
And above me is a type of person that points out a type of person that point out two types of people.
Let's be honest, Telepurte would make an amazing art teacher.
"hello class. today we will be drawing *big booba* "
"Alright class time to learn how faces....So you want to start off with the chest area."
i literally never did these but i can already see how most of these can be useful in drawing like for example the half elypses and hatch elypses can be used for hair or eyebrows etc this is amaying thank you my guy
Dude Wtf! This was probably the most useful drawing video I've ever seen and this guy managed to do it in just less than 2 min.
Tele never dissapoints
I'm more or less a self-taught artist. So while what I draw is pretty good, and I am improving, when it comes to technique and exercises like these, I tend to fall fairly short. So thank you, Telepurte, for all your work in inspiring me and my passion.
I think that’s really cool:}
Same here :>
Same for me
same man
I've played the music here - that concerto was one I studied on viola when I was younger. It's cool to hear it on a telepurte video.
This feels like a secret scroll from the depths of the art well
As someone who's trying to get back into it and focus on improving my art, this is very useful. Thanks Telepurte for the amazing content as always.
So how do this kind of exercises help you draw better??
@@SoffK muscle memory
Didn't know Telepurte sounded so elegant but I wish I was skilled like you but thank you for this drawing exercise and the tips, definitely would be very helpful to many artists.
He is putting on a bit of an accent on purpose, but he mostly sounds like that yeah
Oh this is him. I assumed he got someone to voice this like in some of his other animations
He's american, right?
@@itdobelikedattho8112 pretty sure he’s French
@@Foundyoumylove oh fuck
This is the exact kind of stuff I draw in my math notebook when I'm bored lol. Gradients, abstract lines, geometrical shapes, just straight lines that form something eventually, filling the boxes with lines in different patterns..
I love this so much, and the way it sounds like a Professor Layton tutorial is such a vibe
*I swear Telepurte is the best art teacher out there!*
Everywhere I go, I see his face.
1:23 barber shop floor be like
That’s a really nice and succinct set of exercises. Thanks!
i never knew drawing a random shape and fill it with lines with connecting corners from inside that i do almost every lesson at school (yes) would be also an exercise ✨🗿👍🏻✨
Barber cut my hair
The floor 1:15
POV: you are a kid, drawing on the kids menu at your favorite resturant
seeing the number 82 makes me think we will have a daily animation everyday for the rest of the year, not sure tho
This’d definitely help people who are learning to draw themselves, really great exercises and thank you for trying teaching others how to draw. also congratulations on 2M subs, you deserved it :)
Damn this is soothing as it should be! Thank you Telepurte for another amazing video. I needed this.
@DudeX stop
Voice, this perfect vosie, this perfect song, this animation😭😍Perfect, you're the best animator ever
I haven't drawn in two years. Another thing I loved that heavy depression took from me. Yet seeing stuff like this always makes me want to pick up a pencil or mouse again.
Yes, I would draw with a mouse. It's awful yet I enjoyed it. :)
Learned more here than I ever would in a class or on my own, and the voice makes it 100x better.
Currently boarding the animation course in my uni and already having trouble, but your videos are seriously inspiring and helpful! Thank you for making this!
Man litterally made a clear introduction to dynamic sketching in less than 3 minutes.
Next time he's gonna put animation principles in a nutshell.
Wait I thought this would be like…a sketch of a hot lady or something. I’m impressed, Tele.
More of this please! I'm trying to get back into drawing (haven't since highschool lmao) and this is great!
A lot of these exercises are very similar to drawabox, so I'd check them out too!
@@Azazelea will give it a look, thanks!
I've never practiced animations like this ever and i started making animations directly on yt without any proper practice that's why i struggle so much to animate at first that's why everyone should practice animations like this if you don't wanna struggle later. :)✨and telepurte I've learned about so much just by watching you I'm glad i did:)
That's what im doing to...
These are more general drawing practice than animation practice, but both are important (if different in execution/aim), so keep it up!
i love that telepurte has a whole community of animators inspired by him, As a fellow animator, I wish you luck on your journey! I recommend the following animators: Juny, Joel G, Kyu-Bum Lee, Fernanda Dias, and Howard Wimshirst. Some smaller channels to look at too are Razor and MoBosTaffy.
It feels like I am in some 1960s documentary or an opera show
Now THIS is formal education! Magnificent, outmost exquisite I must say. “Adjusts monocle”
I'm just getting myself into art and this is just what I needed! I was getting a bit tired of just drawing spheres and donuts all the time. Thanks for the exercises and also the inspiration to keep going!
I feel like i'm in a royalty castle with a knowledge that is very amusing and straight up enlighting.
the voice over and the drawings are magnificent on it's own, yet i find it very intriguing from this explanatory. Oh how delightful!
(yes i've become more and more classy and fancy because of this video)
One of the most satisfying tutorial i ever saw
Looks like telepurte understands the difference between entertaining/interesting and boring
For those who want to know, the music is the Viola Concerto by Georg Philipp Telemann
Awesome as always
Awesome indeed
@@vortexgaming1023 yup
Yesh✨
It's all so calming, so majestic. I love these videos especially this one, and I can tell it took you awhile to animate
"I wish thee luck."
So formal. I like it
TP: Remember ro relax
My f*cking brain: I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!!
Let's just appreciate the effort that this god of a man gave us when he reached his milestone.
Luving the tutorials keep it up
It's very helpful for my drawings and i look forward to 5mil.
The accent, the music, I'm in love, it's giving medieval vibes
Love how his voice is fitting for the classical music in the background
As an artist I can say
It’s harder than it looks but it’s a great thing to do to help get your mind pumped for your next art piece or to draw for the day
This was more entertaining, calming, and easy to follow along as I watched.
this sounds like an american phsycho trainig arc and i love it
Lol I did dot connection a lot in my days when I was between 14-16.
It got so instinctively good, that when I was in history class about South African apartheid. I managed to draw a beautiful Elephant, but it was more akin to the elephant of SpongeBob where Patrick said "it's a giraff!" but still the shapes were perfectly round and the horns where even accurately displayed.
I was so proud of that moment for years even though it was more random then planned.
Sometimes I wonder if I should have stayed on the idea of becoming an artist and not an economics major..
Having Telepurte as a personal art teacher could be every artist's dream.. 🤤
Also congratulations on reaching 2M subscribers! I have no doubt in my mind you'll reach 5M subscribers and even higher as a talented artist! 🎉✨
Telepurte's voice is so soothing, it almost feels like he's a butler
Wow telepurte must have practiced a lot to be able to do these exercises this fast
A very calming voice - very soft and enjoyable to listen to
Telepurte is already a king at this yet he teaches young kiddos like me to animate better making him a flippin LEGEND! Let's give him a another million supporters!
What a delightful way showing how you're exercising. Looking forward to see your magnificent training techniques and/or exercises. 🥂
"Write that down, write that down"
DUDE. I WISH I HAD KNOWN ABOUT THIS. THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEED FOR THE STUFF I AM STUCK ON WITH MY DRAWING.
This is exactly what I've been looking for for last year, I just won a pen tablet from a youtuber's giveaway and yet I don't really know hot to practice getting used to it, so thanks Telepurte
Oooh, you actually did? Never met anyone that's actually won those, you must've been ecstatic!
@@FroppyKai yeah, I won on kooleen's video, the one where you'll make a roast comment on the featured arts, I got the most likes and I didn't believe that it was actually real, that's my first time actually
@@markanthonyabot1859 Yeaaaa! Good job bud! And good luck with your digital art!
@@markanthonyabot1859 good for you man!
@@FroppyKai thanks man, I really love digital art but unfortunately my school schedule doesn't really give me enough time to draw, specially now that I started working out, I do hope I could get back at it soon though
Half-ellipses look like some crazy wind blades from some OP dagger
0:45 :)
I’m in love with this video cuz it’s quick and calm at the same time
1:35 this Ratatouille is wonderful. It is very tasty 😋
A great animator, a great person, a great musician, now a great teacher!
Why is this so elegant and why do I love it so much?
i do these all the time on my school papers when im bored lmao, i never knew it actually served a purpose for my art journey 😭
These actually seem helpful! Thanks for this Telepurte!
Telepurte went into a total art teacher
I watched this without audio, and it reminded me of the classic Telepurte.
Trust me, the audio is fantastic, but the silence just hits different.
Man these exercises are so straightforward on pen and paper but then so difficult when drawing digitally. Guess that just means I need more practice...
Definitely going into my art tutorials playlist. Happy 2 million subs Telepurte! We all love you very much.
With careful precision and consistency, your form will develop into impressive lengths.
Keep going, and you will eventually reach... the Elden Ellipse.
*"I wish thee luck."*
//Purit the Telle :3
saved to my playlist for great info, thanks dude
This is the only channel that I can think of that would make something that looks so hard, look so easy
Mmmm yes, truly an exquisite display of artistry by Telepurte. Passing down his practices to this generation. Nothing but blessings from Our Lord.
This really makes me wanna go back to my sketchbook.
Amazing style looking forward for more exercises
Loved the cat face in the end, thank you :3
Now Winston, apply force to the bar you currently hold, to increase it's elevation.
Good, now remove force from the bar to decrease it's elevation.
Perfect.
Straight up just giving us the secrets of a classical artists education. Thank you, Pirate Telupairtay, thank you. :3
I've done very similar exercises in the past. Gotta say the difference in skill between someone like me who barely draws as a hobby and someone like telepurte who probably does this professionally is astounding.
I was pretty good at connect the dots the last time i tried it and drawing an elipse into a confined space only took me about 10 tries to not completely over or undershoot each line.
Then again. Your animations are also far superior to what i've done so far as well
I'm a self-taught artist and I will absolutely keep this in mind while drawing
As someone who used to take drawing way too seriously. I find that by painting/drawing dumb shit brings back my motivation to draw.
These seem so simple but hard for novice artists
congrats on on 2M tele! let's go for 3 million now
amazing tutorial
Me before doing connect the dots: “Surely this is child’s play.”
Me after doing connect the dots: “This is no child’s play.”
Im imagining that this is exactly how Sebastian would teach drawing to Ciel
This is good! I know a few of them from Draw-A-Box, but the rest are new to me!