10-minute drawing techniques episode 11

[DreadedPoohBear3]

I really appreciate this video. You were saying drawing from the shoulder first limits you. And your SO right. That's how I draw but now I see a way that makes more sense. So thank you for your help.

[azzurres1]

definetely helpfull. thx!

[shamosomash]

Your drawing technique Videos are great! Especially this Episode (11). It have given me new inspiration on how to go on any object creation. Something is Exactly what i hoped to find here. For this now you got 1 Million Points from me :)

Keep it up! It's Fantastic!

[waellerbe]

I like what you do with the construction of boxes. That technique helps me see the human anatomy in a more shapely form than circles and curves.

[sheldonsartacademy]

Great instructional! Like your technique. You should check out our videos on figure drawing

[scheiSSkind77]

3:47, cute ass... wierd that there are no breasts. I don't mind that at all ;-)

[lezvarthok]

thanks for reminding me why I was able to draw much more easy years ago *facepalm* sometimes all you need is a reminder xD

[IonDeity]

ty, I had problems using same formulas and stages which caused problems with arm and hand positioning. :D

[Serenity4art]

wow this i great, everything you said I completely understand because I did it that way. This is great and very informative, really an eye opener. Thank you so much.

[pgon69]

you have nailed it here !

I've hit a wall in my learning process and after hours of trying to figure it out, I started to define the planes to build up my figures from. If I had sen your videos earlier it would have saved so much time !

I've enjoying them now.

[JCEQUALCHI]

I should reach ur tutorial videos earlier!

Havn't checked all of them,

but, I will and follow all techniques u demonstrated!

Very very informative!

[ehsanraza58]

i agree with najma50000

[ManOfSteel2627]

nice what drawing program is that and is it free to download or??

[pietzsche]

Autodesk sketchbook pro, it's not free, about 200 euro but its great at what it does.

[najma50000]

you talk to freaking much

[ManOfSteel2627]

how freaking else are we gonna learn?

[BILBOtm]

Personally I find that when I do drawings , I start at one point and do all the detail there , then I lose out on the planning etc. as i'm trying to get it all to match if you know what I mean .

[MissBoxes]

Yea, I always start from the head first, then shoulders etc. and get stuck with certain poses cause things don't add up, I always find my way around it in the end but the way you've explained about the branching out method and stuff helped out heaps, I think I'll try out your way, it makes a lot of sense.

Thanks heaps XD

[UltimateCoDGlitches]

these hav helped alot, cheers with all of these drawing techneques mr. chong

[toomy1995]

yeah?!

i"ll gonna try it then,

thanx brother ^ ^

[GentleTear]

these tutorials are very helpful.. u don't know it till u start using it.. i watched the vids a long time ago and i see that applying them on my drawings did show improvement .. it is kind of funny but it does work well , i do draw sometimes starting from a hand or a foot and it works well..Thanx a lot ..^____^

[OhMymy]

I suggest beginners to do studies of simple shapes first before moving onto the constructions of simple shapes to represent human body.

Draw cube, cylinder, etc with a single light source hitting on it. Draw it in any angles, try different light source angle. When you feel good about drawing that. Moving onto constructions for figure drawing.

[transformersgod]

thank you so very much Mr.Chong, i am 13 and igot in to the drawing industry so to speak and im having trouble but no i feel more confident on drawing people thanks again

[DeathInJune83]

what a wonderful teacher and artist!

[zuppah]

Thank you so much! You're videos are extremely helpful

[gleibert]

this really does works.!

and could help a lot specially if u have problems with perception

[annumosha08]

lot of professionals do that even i do that..

starting frm d head.....bt 2day when i watched ur video....i thought i was doing it wrong....

it really make me scary...ill try this way....

Still one question i hav....is it totally wrong

starting frm d head???

[kurowkitsune12]

I'm now a fan of your videos, they're all perfectly explained and very useful.

Thank you so much!

[neophyte15]

Oh my gosh!

As I watch this I'm thinking about all of those mistakes I've made in my drawings. Especially since I branch out from the head all the time. This makes a lot more sense, and is definitely going to be of help. Even made me laugh at myself for the amateurism I've been practicing. This will definitely be of help to me. Glad I found this video, thank you! :D

[moatddtutorials]

Thank you for your kind words! Even my own approach isn't flawless -- I'm constantly finding different ways to go about solving things. There's never a single approach that works ALL the time, so always be skeptical of EVERY approach. Try them, and see how they can be improved!

[heroicmasterchief]

@moatddtutorials Thank you so much your videos are really helping me a lot!

[pillowhead27]

Mark Chong, excellent tutorial! I have read through and seen many drawing tutorials but they aren't insightful. I have always started with a head then extending the spinal cord (or line of action) from it but i was always skeptic about this approach because my drawings never come out exactly as it should. I am very thankful for your lessons. Take care!

[HalfPencil]

This is really cool :) Does anyone know what software that is? I don't recall seeing that circular menu interface.

[moatddtutorials]

I'm using Alias Sketchbook Pro, which is sold by Autodesk...

[zedhakim]

I enjoyed your videos. Very well done. Many thanks.

[Orochimaru007]

That helps alot