Wondering what I use to sketch on the iPad? Here's where to download it: courses.thirtybyforty.com/p/30x40-s-procreate-pack And, if you want to start a design business but don’t know where to begin? Try this: side.thirtybyforty.com/
Wow 😮 ! thanks man! Another great video and a deep source of information ...I Don’t know if you’ve come to realised the huge and constant inspiration you are for independent architects around the world, and even more for those of us who are also using video or cinema, sketches, drawings and architecture as a way of personal expression. The neet structure and elegant way in which your content is presented is always consistent with your work as a designer, and that’s amazing.. keep it up man.. great work!
An other outstanding tutorial Eric, I have not seen anyone use the functionality of chapters in TH-cam videos before. This well organized approach is first-rate.
As an architecture student - i just want to say this is really inspiring i am trying to increase my drawing skills before my final major project and this is really helpful
It's a very common theme in architecture. As a student, I hear my professor tell us almost every day that each design should tell a story, create a narrative, and inspire feelings. It makes the profession so much more than what it already is.
@@thomasbranson5116 Yes it is a very common; as an Architect in practice working on commercial and civic projects, this narrative is often lost in the hundreds of meetings and paperwork.
man it's really good how you show the inside steps and thinking processes, so we can know how much effort goes into even the simplest design solutions.
As someone about to start architectural design at uni in 2 weeks I just wanted to say thank you for all of this free content. I’ve been binging your videos for the past 2 days.
I’ve enjoyed using the iPad for polished work and portability. However, it cannot replicate the feeling one gets from flipping through a physical sketchbook and the overall accessibility. Great video as always Eric!
First of all, I’m sorry if my English isn’t very correct but I’m Italian and I’m trying to write as clean as possible... I just wanted to thank you for always giving us very helpful informations and tips! For us students you are so precious. I watch all of your videos and I can’t get enough! You are the teacher every architecture student needs in his career. Thank you!
I was commenting to my wife on how your sketches always remind me of da Vinci's sketches. I was a graphic artist early in my life and always enjoyed the process when a group of us would brainstorm a project design and the end session would be this large blackboard of images and comments. I'm always amazed by your work.
You're too kind, I'm totally flattered! I struggle with sharing unfinished work and process sketches like these for fear of looking unprofessional and unpolished. But, like you, I know how gratifying it can be to look back on all the steps (and missteps) that led to the finished product. With gratitude...Eric
my life cycle involves, watching a vid from 30X40, become inspired to be productive, go on notion and organise, feel accomplished, get lazy and watch yt vids and then procrastinate, and repeat
These sketching video's are great, not strictly as informative, but just watching you work and being able to follow along with your thought process is really inspring. They always make me want to reach for a sketchbook right away.
This was such a delight to watch! So keen to see the desk build in reality as well - those sketches really brought it to life and got all sorts of inspiration senses tingling ☺️
Its an amazing book i have studied by u Architecture Architecture entrepreneur 1 volume branding,and marketing its very much helpful for Architectural business,now i plan for individual firm with ur guidance and wants to work like u as an creative designer.thanku eric.
Wonderful video. Love this format and how youre walking us through your thought process while you work. Invaluable. Looking forward for more. Thanks for sharing.
Your series is INCREDIBLE! I am a set designer for stage. I have begun using your techniques to further my maquettes. I can play with lighting, sight lines, etc., when pitching my concepts to the director and artistic director Theater is collaborative, for better or worse.
Even if it appears your audience is not experienced architects, I think most architects are open minded enough (by default of their profession and education), to recognise that seeing other people do familiar things can always enable learning. Your set up is really awesome, exemplary of what many would like. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge
My Lecturer always told me... Its never "Just an Idea". Be proud and say " Its an Idea!".. surely we use the word " just " many times... but we demean it a little... by saying it... 30x40 is amazing though!
Love all your material. I'm an architect In South Australia work for large building company. Have all my line weights and alot of other tips from you in my reperware. Thankyou
you’re so amazing man!! Ur my inspiration! I’ve been struggling with college lately, but when I come to ur page I remember everything will eventually get better!
A few weeks ago I accidentally posted a comment on this video that was meant for another video about AI. I just want to say that this is awesome work, love that you utilize traditional media as well as digital!
Man, I'm so stuck between studying industrial/product design or architecture. I feel like if I knew I could work on projects like the ones on this channel in such a beautiful place then I would love architecture, but I doubt I would end up working on such inspiring briefs.
Love it dude...I'm also in the design field I'm a Structural CAD Designer-Detailer for 19 years using both AutoCAD and Microstation and your channel is inspirational brother
I'm not an architect, but I am designing my own house. I walk around with a measuring tape and check things like how wide is this china hutch and how much space is good for a great laundry room. I went about my design in a layer by layer by layer method, from the dirt up. How does the air flow through rooms? Where is the sun? In a big Arizona rainstorm, will these walls be protected? Where will the water go off the roof, where does it wind up down hill? Is the hot water heater in the best location to save precious water? Could I move the kitchen sink to make better use of a straight line to the hot water heater? I probably should have been a designer by trade, but I chose the law early in my working life and kind of got stuck there. No regrets, but I would have LOVED doing this work for pay earlier in life. I was fortunate to find you a couple of years ago when I started this project. Your shared knowledge has saved me tons of aggravation. Thank you soooooo much!!
Nice showing us your techniques, where we can go further and get them more interesting every idea we get, this give us the point that every idea is useful every plan is neccessary to become something in any space we create or design, thats what we called Evolution because evrything we add or quit, can give us a change give us another path another side where this can prevail better
One of your OG subscriber here ✋ It's definitely one of your best videos so far. Everything is so neat from the drawings to the design process to the filming and editing. Design within design within design. Inception of design really. BRAVO !
Thank you for making this video! It's really well produced and a nice insight to see the design process and its transition from traditional to digital platforms.
oh man, I was trying to figure out this flap desk design fro quite a few weeks with hardware available I had not enough faith in the strength and if it's going to hold. This pivot hinge with a stop on the fixed shelve make s it easy! One I am making will be within the unit that can a be moved up and down with 12V actuator so it can be stand up desk as well. Nice, this was helpful I shamelessly ripping of this solution!
Oh my... I love that you used Klaus Zwergers Book as an inspiration. He is a Professor at my University and I'm thinking about making my masters thesis with him :) Great video, I really aspire to get my design process to this approach, since I have a technical background and I'm not too great at sketching... Getting into the flow and coming up with new ideas that build up on each other as you go sound like the holy grail to me ;)
I love these videos man aspire to make something like this for people in the future seriously man love from the heart. You just changed my way of thinking about architecture all together..... ❤️
What tool are you using on the iPad (sorry if it is obvious or explained elsewhere)? I've been using Concept on the iPad which gives me some nice sketching options, but this interface seems much cleaner. EDIT: Scanning further down the comments, I see you've answered the question, and I've bookmarked that page. I continue to be nothing but impressed by your professionalism and willingness to share your knowledge!
Great video, inspired some creative ideas for my clients mudroom. I am going to place a 6 inch deep cabinet with phone and I pad charging stations and key hangers with a pull panel that will have a cork and chalk board face on the exterior face. The panel will act as a temporay writing surface.
Wondering what I use to sketch on the iPad? Here's where to download it: courses.thirtybyforty.com/p/30x40-s-procreate-pack
And, if you want to start a design business but don’t know where to begin? Try this: side.thirtybyforty.com/
Dettal Tmmm?
Wow 😮 ! thanks man! Another great video and a deep source of information ...I Don’t know if you’ve come to realised the huge and constant inspiration you are for independent architects around the world, and even more for those of us who are also using video or cinema, sketches, drawings and architecture as a way of personal expression. The neet structure and elegant way in which your content is presented is always consistent with your work as a designer, and that’s amazing.. keep it up man.. great work!
An other outstanding tutorial Eric, I have not seen anyone use the functionality of chapters in TH-cam videos before. This well organized approach is first-rate.
As an architecture student - i just want to say this is really inspiring i am trying to increase my drawing skills before my final major project and this is really helpful
The production quality in these videos is inspiring alone! the fact that you're sharing valuable knowledge as well, that's an added bonus! Thank you.
Cheers Daniel...appreciate that!
I'm not even an acrchitect but I love these videos!
i love how these ideas are not just ideas, they are little stories, narratives that helps you imagine what it is like to be using them.
It's a very common theme in architecture. As a student, I hear my professor tell us almost every day that each design should tell a story, create a narrative, and inspire feelings. It makes the profession so much more than what it already is.
@@thomasbranson5116 Yes it is a very common; as an Architect in practice working on commercial and civic projects, this narrative is often lost in the hundreds of meetings and paperwork.
it feels like a master class from a famous architect
I like your description better. I was comparing Erik to creative Bob Ross vibe.
Mans got consistency. These videos only get better & better.
cheers mate...appreciate that!
Thanks for giving us a peak inside your sketchbook.
Thanks, Matthew! Humbled to see you here in the comments...
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watching your sketch progress was like a therapy mate
man it's really good how you show the inside steps and thinking processes, so we can know how much effort goes into even the simplest design solutions.
I wish someone had described architecture to me like this 0:03 ten years ago when I was choosing a major in college.
Only watching your beautiful work for last 3 years i decided to opt for architecture you are my role model
I love to watch these videos while working. Its just so relaxing
As someone about to start architectural design at uni in 2 weeks I just wanted to say thank you for all of this free content. I’ve been binging your videos for the past 2 days.
As someone who hand sketches designs for custom furniture this video was interesting and helpful, and inspiring! Thank you Eric!
I’ve enjoyed using the iPad for polished work and portability. However, it cannot replicate the feeling one gets from flipping through a physical sketchbook and the overall accessibility. Great video as always Eric!
Totally agree...I do like the iPad the more I use it though...definitely growing on me!
Architectural gift for the valentines...
"IN LOVE WITH THE DETAILS" ❤️❤️❤️
First of all, I’m sorry if my English isn’t very correct but I’m Italian and I’m trying to write as clean as possible... I just wanted to thank you for always giving us very helpful informations and tips! For us students you are so precious. I watch all of your videos and I can’t get enough! You are the teacher every architecture student needs in his career. Thank you!
I was commenting to my wife on how your sketches always remind me of da Vinci's sketches. I was a graphic artist early in my life and always enjoyed the process when a group of us would brainstorm a project design and the end session would be this large blackboard of images and comments. I'm always amazed by your work.
You're too kind, I'm totally flattered! I struggle with sharing unfinished work and process sketches like these for fear of looking unprofessional and unpolished. But, like you, I know how gratifying it can be to look back on all the steps (and missteps) that led to the finished product. With gratitude...Eric
Great video! Thanks for sharing Eric. Really helpful in my studies ☺️
Love your videos Surviving Architecture! It's so helpful as well ❤
@@iMetallized Thank you! It means alot 💛
Its so great to see architecture channels supporting each other!
Your also helpful for me because I am an Architect
@@sayedsohail8942 oh wow.. Really? That's amazing to hear. Which videos do you watch?
So glad to have a new video from 30x40. This has made my morning and has given me the push I needed to continue in architecture school. Thanks!
Enjoy archi-school...best of times...
I have watched almost every video you have made, to date. You have inspired me more than you'll ever know. Thank you Eric
Happy to hear that! cheers mate...
Thank you for sharing how you go about designing. I could watch your stuff all day long, your like Bob Ross of architecture world.
Nice I had the same reaction, I was feeling the Bob Ross vibe, too.
my life cycle involves, watching a vid from 30X40, become inspired to be productive, go on notion and organise, feel accomplished, get lazy and watch yt vids and then procrastinate, and repeat
Facts. Highly recommend the little tick boxes in Notion, adds a little dopamine hit to your accomplishments.
@@30by40 yeah I do that too
@@teepz04 where are you from?
@@ceooflonelinessinc.267 nz
Great way of learning through brief process sketches and those details.... thanks again for this!!!
This was so fun to experience along with you. It’s cool to see your design thinking! Keep making videos, they great
All your videos inspire me to be better on my projects. Thanks my friend.
These sketching video's are great, not strictly as informative, but just watching you work and being able to follow along with your thought process is really inspring. They always make me want to reach for a sketchbook right away.
cheers...they're working then...
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This was such a delight to watch! So keen to see the desk build in reality as well - those sketches really brought it to life and got all sorts of inspiration senses tingling ☺️
Hey Joe! Didn’t know you watch 30x40 too. Love your content as well brother!
Love that desk detail.
One of the best video you ever made.
Wow, thanks!
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Just got the shipment notice for my trace sketchbooks. Can't believe no one has made these before! Such a genius idea.
Nice...the vellum is such an enjoyable medium to sketch on...I hope you enjoy them...! !
@@30by40 I definitely meant to say vellum.
Its an amazing book i have studied by u Architecture Architecture entrepreneur 1 volume branding,and marketing its very much helpful for Architectural business,now i plan for individual firm with ur guidance and wants to work like u as an creative designer.thanku eric.
For the first time I have not noticed the timeline of the video... Totally engaged with your video... Great learning thanks..
Wonderful video. Love this format and how youre walking us through your thought process while you work. Invaluable. Looking forward for more. Thanks for sharing.
cheers my friend...TY!
The best architecture TH-cam channel 💪💪
Your series is INCREDIBLE! I am a set designer for stage. I have begun using your techniques to further my maquettes. I can play with lighting, sight lines, etc., when pitching my concepts to the director and artistic director Theater is collaborative, for better or worse.
Thanks for making this video. Helped me to pull away from CAD for a bit to actually develop my details.
Excellent video! Thank you for guiding us through all your processes! It is an excellent resource.
Your videos really inspire me to be more productive and creative with my architecture studies for university. Keep up the great videos.
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Another great video filled with informative content! Thank you for sharing this with us Eric!
Couldn't have said it better myself! Great content Eric, and not too far from how I design the details of spaces within a building.
Even if it appears your audience is not experienced architects, I think most architects are open minded enough (by default of their profession and education), to recognise that seeing other people do familiar things can always enable learning. Your set up is really awesome, exemplary of what many would like. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge
"I don't know... it's just an idea." If creativity/design had a motto, it would be this.
My Lecturer always told me... Its never "Just an Idea". Be proud and say " Its an Idea!".. surely we use the word " just " many times... but we demean it a little... by saying it... 30x40 is amazing though!
Just love your style and you are a brilliant architect! I enjoy all your videos. Thank you.
Love all your material. I'm an architect In South Australia work for large building company. Have all my line weights and alot of other tips from you in my reperware. Thankyou
These glimpses into the creative process Eric goes through are so Awesome.
Wow. Your videos are so sophisticated I really love to watch your videos without any break. You inspire me a lot. Thankyou. 🙌
you’re so amazing man!! Ur my inspiration! I’ve been struggling with college lately, but when I come to ur page I remember everything will eventually get better!
Great new video. Nice to see a video really getting into the detail of a project, thinking at such a close scale.
A few weeks ago I accidentally posted a comment on this video that was meant for another video about AI.
I just want to say that this is awesome work, love that you utilize traditional media as well as digital!
sketches are so beautiful!! makes me wanna sketch more.
Absolutely fascinating. It is a joy to watch and listen to you work. Cheers, Tim
Appreciate that, Tim!
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Man, I'm so stuck between studying industrial/product design or architecture. I feel like if I knew I could work on projects like the ones on this channel in such a beautiful place then I would love architecture, but I doubt I would end up working on such inspiring briefs.
either way, an architecture degree qualifies you to work in any design field, including product design!
@@skkp5954 Yeah that's what other people have said, thanks for the advice
I love the way you sketch !
Every video you keep inspiring me and thank to you i can get better every time :)
good video as always !
Love it dude...I'm also in the design field I'm a Structural CAD Designer-Detailer for 19 years using both AutoCAD and Microstation and your channel is inspirational brother
I'm not an architect, but I am designing my own house. I walk around with a measuring tape and check things like how wide is this china hutch and how much space is good for a great laundry room. I went about my design in a layer by layer by layer method, from the dirt up. How does the air flow through rooms? Where is the sun? In a big Arizona rainstorm, will these walls be protected? Where will the water go off the roof, where does it wind up down hill? Is the hot water heater in the best location to save precious water? Could I move the kitchen sink to make better use of a straight line to the hot water heater? I probably should have been a designer by trade, but I chose the law early in my working life and kind of got stuck there. No regrets, but I would have LOVED doing this work for pay earlier in life. I was fortunate to find you a couple of years ago when I started this project. Your shared knowledge has saved me tons of aggravation. Thank you soooooo much!!
You've actually discovered one of the most rewarding ways to "practice" architecture...by doing!
always love the videos!!!! can't get enough!
Amazing Eric....you continue to inspire...!!!
Thank you again for all the content you have been sharing. I'm a student and your work has really been a source of inspiration.
Enjoyed this. Thank you. These videos are very helpful and I also admire your bravery to involve us into your process.
Nice! Thank you again for this awesome videos! Your sketching style is very inspiring to me! Cheers from Michigan!!
appreciate that my friend...cheers...
Nice showing us your techniques, where we can go further and get them more interesting every idea we get, this give us the point that every idea is useful every plan is neccessary to become something in any space we create or design, thats what we called Evolution because evrything we add or quit, can give us a change give us another path another side where this can prevail better
One of your OG subscriber here ✋ It's definitely one of your best videos so far. Everything is so neat from the drawings to the design process to the filming and editing. Design within design within design. Inception of design really. BRAVO !
🙏appreciate the support and kind words!
Another inspiring video, love to see your design process thoughts and sketches. One word..... Awesome 👏🏻
Appreciate that my friend! 🙏🏻
Powerful! Thanks so much for sharing these wonderful techniques and solutions. Inspiring.
Your videos are immensely inspiring! Thank you!
Thank you for making this video! It's really well produced and a nice insight to see the design process and its transition from traditional to digital platforms.
That desk design was so cool I want one😆
No more Anarchy! 😆 Love your detail.
I just could not Waite but subscribe....I love your carefulness n confidence
Thank u ....great
Very cool! Watching Eric's evolution in his details, reminded me a little of a Bob Ross, creative vibe.
sir your works inspire me a lot!
Thank You
oh man, I was trying to figure out this flap desk design fro quite a few weeks with hardware available I had not enough faith in the strength and if it's going to hold. This pivot hinge with a stop on the fixed shelve make s it easy! One I am making will be within the unit that can a be moved up and down with 12V actuator so it can be stand up desk as well. Nice, this was helpful I shamelessly ripping of this solution!
Wow Eric, your mind is a maze...thanks for sharing those ideas and sketches....A - maze - ing ! 🤘✌️👍
thanks...I think!?
This has helped me out so much thank you!!
THANK Y S MUCH FOR YOUR AMAZING EFFORTS AND ALL THE BEST ON THE UPCOMING , I CAN'T WAIT TO USE YOUR TRACING BOOK !
Great inside view in your sketching process !
Waiting for this Eric 30x40 Design Workshop :D
Thanks for sharing . Keep it up :)
Such a high quality video, Cheers!
Fantastic video, as always. Interesting, thoughtful and aesthetically beautiful
Whenever i loose motivation at uni I watch his videos
I really enjoy these peeks into your imagination and work-throughs. You seem like a notebook on the bedside table kinda guy
_WOW 😊I want to see your idea sketch come true_
_I'm really looking forward to it_
For 2-3 days I was checking your channel for new vids if I have missed... Thank you 😊
cheers my friend, thanks for checking in!
Thank you Sir, I got inspired by seeing this way of sketching.
I built a small version of this unit in my bed room. And I was having problems designing the pegs/hangers.
This is perfect.
Would love to see how Eric puts a woodworking DIY vid together... Such a good story teller when other would even see a story at all.
Another awesome video. Great job
Also yes, the vellum sketchbook is nice, might have to order some up!
coming soon...will let you know, Chris...
Hi, your videos are always so beautiful. May I ask which light and microphone you use? Have a lovely day!
Cheers, thanks! All my gear is listed here: thirtybyforty.com/architectural-photography-gear-architects-camera-equipment
Sir! You are the best! Thank You very much!
it's amazing we can have access to this great knowledge and filming quality for free!
This is incredible, thanks for sharing!
Oh my... I love that you used Klaus Zwergers Book as an inspiration. He is a Professor at my University and I'm thinking about making my masters thesis with him :)
Great video, I really aspire to get my design process to this approach, since I have a technical background and I'm not too great at sketching... Getting into the flow and coming up with new ideas that build up on each other as you go sound like the holy grail to me ;)
great insight into the mind and thoughts of an architect 👍🏻
I hate you because I love more than anything the perfection of your content!!!
I love these videos man aspire to make something like this for people in the future seriously man love from the heart. You just changed my way of thinking about architecture all together..... ❤️
too kind...appreciate that my friend...cool thing is, you can get started making this kind of thing right now, just hit record...
This is lovely. Drawing is thinking.
so true...
What tool are you using on the iPad (sorry if it is obvious or explained elsewhere)? I've been using Concept on the iPad which gives me some nice sketching options, but this interface seems much cleaner.
EDIT: Scanning further down the comments, I see you've answered the question, and I've bookmarked that page. I continue to be nothing but impressed by your professionalism and willingness to share your knowledge!
Great video, inspired some creative ideas for my clients mudroom. I am going to place a 6 inch deep cabinet with phone and I pad charging stations and key hangers with a pull panel that will have a cork and chalk board face on the exterior face. The panel will act as a temporay writing surface.
Great video, thanks Eric. 👍🏼
The quality of the video is just👌
Cool nice videos I need to get away from the digital environment too sometimes. That’s why I draw on the sketchbook.