Bit later than usual, lost most of the recording while editing lol so I had to redo this one almost from scratch 😭Big yikes. Still, I'm NO QUITTER I got'er dun! here's last week's class!
I actually thought it was wrong to draw the brain (circle) larger than the face but this helps a lot! It also relieved that thought since I always drew it that way lol Thank you!
Honestly my most important takeaway from this class is the eye construction. All the other abstractions methods Ive tried were never as consistent at yours. With art I feel like a kid again, excited for class because I’m having so much fun learning. Thanks Marc!
I love how these classes falls from the sky 😍 That's just what I needed !! No doubt I'll practice right now and try to save some of my arts or I wold say all of then. 🤣🤣🤣 Thank you!!!🤗😁😊 Now It's art time ⏲!!!
A good class once more and a much needed one at that. This one got me pumping, really itching for some practice. After a long while of just drawing westernized simplified cartoon faces that I've been enjoying for my entire childhood. It's like finding the same color of paint but in a different hue that you want to really check out and use.
Simplifying is something I'm working on atm, very helpful! I'd love to see a similar lesson on male faces - I'm finding it hard to simplify a male face with expressive eyes without it looking too "cutesy" 🤔
This tutorial is awesome! I'm not really a beginner (practicing for about 2 years now) and I've always struggled with chins on my characters, not that I couldn't do them but they would take ridiculously long compared to the rest of the face. After watching this tutorial for whatever reason it has finally clicked!
Another great video! It is always interesting the see an artists' unique recipe and their thought process behind it. I am hoping at some point Marc will drop and actual food recipe tutorial with no context lol
Oh look at our amazing art teacher giving the lesson I needed right on time. Thanks so much! You the best ❤. Edit: low key I've been practicing 3/4 view heads for the past 3 days so this helps a lot with how I wanted to beautify the faces/heads more.
wow! Thanks a lot! That class will deffinetly help on my next piece! Can't really afford the dollar in my contry rn... So this is the best content I coud've ever ask for free.. can't thank you enough on how much you're helping me to develop my perspective and consistency just by watching your channel here.
Marc, i have always been admiring you ever since i see your channel, and i began working on becoming a concept artist ever since. However, i find a lot of trouble in adding details into a design, sometimes they are too much but not memorable, and some are too little. I would be very delighted if you can make a class on it, thank you
Something that clicked with me recently is stop worrying about something that looks good as a total beginniner and focusing on learning something from each drawing.
Thanks Marc, I will come back to draw along after I finished hand practice today. And I want to also thank you for your free brush set. They are really good especially the line art brush. I use it like 99% of the time. Actually its quite fun to simple shade with your line art brush too.
Art baby or art pro, i think i'll always be watching these classes until the day (May it not come for a long long time) Marc decides to stop making them because they are always inspiring and motivating no matter the info
Hmm. This class really helped me with a problem I had been trying to figure out regarding animation. I had all of the pieces I needed to figure out the answer but I couldn’t figure it out until I watched this class. I was trying to figure out how to get an animation of a face that is facing directly towards the camera to rotate quickly. I was going to try and experiment with making the eyes and mouth a sphere and then compositing in a nose but I think it would be easier just to squash the one side of the face and stretch the other side. I am excited to run some experiments now. I think it is funny that I have learned more about VFX and animation from artist then I have animators. Principles apply even when the mediums change.
Yay I can do the head construction. … Oh, I still need the facial features. Thanks for the amazing tutorial, I finally mastered it after 2 weeks of practice and watching the video 3 times.
Marc has given me a lot of motivation back into art. When I noticed I spent more time drawing during classes than taking notes in my current (non art) program I realized I do want to pursue art as a career, but I was too scared before cause I thought there wouldn't be jobs. I'm starting to see that that's wrong. I never really studied art, I have just done it for fun since I was a child, and I decided I want to actually learn about it so I can become an artist who can get a job in that field. For now though I will be studying art alongside my current program. Anyways, I started the ART School program today and I was wondering is there a recommended order in the lessons inside a specific term?
Can u do an episode on drawing a character board? Do u usually do one as an illustrator? I have a problem with drawing my characters consistently at different angles 🤧 pls and thank u 🙏🏼
Another thing he's done on the lvl 2 without knowing/explaining is that you can also lower the eyes a little bit to make room for a bigger forehead and more hair to optionally cover said forehead.
Very lucky to get the amazing art - tips, I feel 20 % pro artist, after just a few episodes . . Can't draw at all, but I know I got, when watching #thx . . . :'-))
