HOW TO - ADVANCED GRAFFITI 3D TUTORIAL ((Made EASY)) 

thanks man, i legit recorded this twice just to make it easier to understand than the first recording lol

yeah i agree

yo its from streetwars great movie

lol thanks a bunch for all the support :D

really appreciate the kind words man

thats some solid adive, nice simple and too the point :D .

I done aerospace engineering & had to work out the best position & angles to place the component on a page to maximise the view & my tutor taught us to have the idea of what you want & place your horizon line & dot feintly in roughly where you think your angles will work best & then draw your image drawing your lines fitting your image to the 3d angle you want instead of trying to make the 3d fit afterwards as that doesn't always give you the best view of the design of your image (tag) in its 3d form & helps cut down on erasing & redrawing

i agree with you

no problem buddy im glad you enjoyed

lol this topic goes super in depth, in this video, we really only picked up one snowflake off the tip of this ice burg so definitely feel free to look more stuff up :D

oh look at that, learn something new every day

that legit means the world to me, helping people learn this artform is all i want :D

i agree, Grim is a G!

lol man i've been teaching for 17 or 18 years now, im used to it and i even love it at this point :D

lol thanks man i appreciate that

Wait I'm confused, did u do it? I had hard time making out the rest of the letters except for the beginning letter( have hard time reading wildstyle. So I'm not really sure who did it. But it looks awesome

what picture are you talking about? the painting behind me at the start of the video or one of the images shown during the tutorial part?

@@Theartistblock the picture of the Violator character (clown) from the Spawn comics. But the background painting is amazing too I can't wait to see when it's finished.

nothing changes no matter where the letters are. all you vertex and apexs still go to the VP. Use the technique drawn through to see where your receding lines would be once the letter over laps them that way you can keep your 3d constant and make sure to erase those drawn through lines as discussed in the video

I'm not trying to burn a hole in people's wallet. I legit want to help so I have no issue making them affordable to a wider demographic. Plus it's an e book, so I save money not having to print and ship them ya know. If it was a physical book I'd charge normal prices. These are just meant to help people with easy access to the info

@@Theartistblock such a sweet lad you are. Thinking about how expensive it is to get paint legally as well. Yea good on you. May karma pay the full price :)

Lol I already do that ;)

The Artist Block dude you da frickin man

thank you for the support buddy

The Artist Block oh wow wasn’t expecting a reply! Thanks bro you make it easy to understand but I’m still having an issue finding the apex of circles. How do you do it?

​@@Chubbys ​ www.theartistblock.ink/store/free3d download this, its the free version so there is no reason to not grab it, it will help tons. Also watch this video as this is the actual tutorial that teaches that technique ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4OWgzK2jNFM.html within the first min of the video I teach the answer to your question buddy. Now the only thing that changes from that tutorial is your receding line, instead of being a 1 direction line, it will now converge to the VP (vanishing point.) . look at 4:13 on this video. we have a circle, then we draw the VP, and from here we have a red and green line. The green line goes to the apex, but the red line goes to the enter of the circle. Obviously, we cant have a 3rd line that goes way past the circle because then it's not part of the circle, so whats the problem with the red line? the red line doesn't account for any of the circular form to the left of the red line ( 4:27 ). To fix this we need to move the red line so it extends far enough to account for the circular form and remember we cant move it too far otherwise it passes the circle. let me know if that helped you understand

i very well might do that :D

when they come naturally and easily without destroying any other fundamental.

Bonie

not only do i demonstrate that at 2:50 as well as 4:50 but even if i hadn't, the formula doesnt change. You have a horizon line, the vanishing point goes on that line. converging lines to to the vanishing point.

hey :D

i have a video on that in this playlist ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L44qLzz_FB0.html

thank u

lol what do you mean, i tried this in singing and it worked fine lol :D

@@Theartistblock no no no.. i mean in sheet music for a trombone 😂

@@Theartistblock Singing is only one out of a lot of types of music..

lol wait you weren't joking? i figured it was a gag so i went with it lol you actually tried this hahahaha

@@Theartistblock lmao ikr

lol who knows, maybe one day man haha. thanks a million :D

Lol since when is learning bad lol some people man smh

@@Theartistblock makes it a lesson not a hobby

@@3dblob339 hey man enjoy the art however you want tom this channel is for people who want to get better and learn, clearly that's not you and as a result, this video also isn't meant for you. Once again, there's people who have fun by progressing, not by staying ignorant to how things work, this video is for those people.

@@Theartistblock I have done graffiti for a while and I have learned that obnoxious youtubers who use to understand graffiti now exploit it for money your not pationate your educated yeah but the best way to learn is experience I spend time with graffiti artists in my area and have developed a style of graffiti through that not watching some guy on the Internet explain simple points

@@3dblob339 wow there is a ton to unpack here, lots of ignorance for sure. Let me tell you man, only someone who's passionate would spend 6 years of his life putting 100 hours of work a week not making pretty much anything off of it just to make sure I helped people. Only someone whos passionate would spend a decade teaching online (18 years teaching total) with no logical benefits as most of that time I made no money or such little money to where I was better off working at a failing business like blockbuster so clearly, I wasn't in it for the money. Sure now i make a little here and there but I'm not running to the bank with bags of cash. So tell me again, whos not passionate, tell me again, what struggles did you go through to help other graffiti artists, what have you sacrificed to help thousands of graffiti artists and mind you i had already been in graffiti before all this online stuff. Unless you helped as many people and sacrificed as much then i don't think you have much of an argument as far as passion. In fact if you want to make it a competition im sure i lapped you many times over on that front. As far as teaching, once again, I've been teaching for 18 years and anyone who downplays information and sharing that info is a moron and has no idea how to teach. On that note, since we can tell you don't know how to teach, i think i can answer one of my questions for you and safely say you haven't helped anyone in graffiti and likely the only thing you sacrificed was other writers/graffiti artists brain cells with your purist closed-minded way of learning and teaching.