This tutorial was great and I shared with some folks in another learning centered discored and they also seemed to like it. I am having an issue though, I feel like I am getting the general hang of the rotations/perspective but I feel like I am getting the proportion of the box wrong once I move away from the simple horizontal/vertical rotations. Once I get into the rotations of a box that is already turned (like the 1/4th / 3/4ths and 2/2 boxes) I feel like I put the biggest line down correctly but have a hard time understanding where to place the rest and my boxes come out looking a bit squished or blown up. The perspective is right but the proportions feels off. There any easy way to tell like "ok my biggest line is here on this notch, so the other lines automatically should be here" or are you just sorta free-handing it and going with what "feels" right?

Yea, but how do you know how much to taper? We honestly the two parallel people tell your boxes wrong and it’s not realistic and then when you taper too much people tell you it’s not realistic, so how do you find that middle ground?

So when we’re drawing a cube and we’re observing the bottom of the cube it looks like the vertical lines don’t actually converge. Is that the case?

Sign me up I just bought this thanks so much mate… ❤

Amazing Stuff! Is there a certain pack you used for your references used in the video?

Thanks for this. Is there a stage 1 video to watch first ?

I was taking a look at the course, and I think gesture and rhythm finally clicked for me, It will help me a lot with my figure drawing studies, thx :)

would love to watch this without the crazy music! I can barely hear you! Great helpful tutorial otherwise :-)

This is great. This is a video I didn’t even know I was looking for! Subbed.

what tool in clip studio do you use to blend values together? very nice tutorial btw

Which app

the gumroad course is great! Any news when part 2 drops?

Wanted to ask, when doing these exercises and you construct the skull by tracing the image, do you reconstruct it on your own without looking at the original image/trace?

Do you ever intend to do another one of these videos? I really like your figure drawing stuff

I feel like copying boxing and position, and then eventually go to force might be the way .. I just jduscover your channel ;)

thank you!

This came at the perfect time, thank you so much! Best art channel in youtube :)

Nice an episode on foreshortened figures would be very useful

Thanks for giving some direction to my own figure drawing journey. I have encountered most of the artists' resources that you've shown and I keep bouncing from one another but retain very little.

Honestly man great video but it was a massive pain to listen to you talk. You need to learn to articulate yourself better or maybe practice speaking.

Ah perspective, my beloved yet still hated. Like a toxic relationship

Appreciate this, def going to study your course after the topic im on rn

Finally a new vid

Amazing video!

This was soo helpful, but I do have one question. Why do you draw that blue line down the middle when drawing the skull?

Do you recommend any book to learn how to draw the figure?

Is there anyway to draw a box in perspective like 3/4? I always end up drawing a rectangle

Cool vid, like the use of reference and style, haven't tried this combination before

Nice to see you back. Cant wait for the figure drawing/mannequinization series

Eyyy nice! I should learn some stylized drawings as well.

You’re amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I just discovered your channel, your content is incredibly useful, you are one of the few youtubers who teaches art and really knows how to draw, thank you for the videos and i hope you keep doing this!

Speak with more confidence man, you have great things to share.

Please dont die. I love You

thank you very much

do i draw the top view of the cube (when it looks like a square) with a protractor or just eyeball it?

The mannequin used for the thumbnail of this video looks like he’s going to ask SpongeBob what he wants to do today.

Great job ! Thanks

It’s really useful, thank you for your content.

Nice roadmap. Wish I saw this when I first started

can you please spell out the people you studied in the time stamps? I have trouble understanding you

All the struggling Ive done over the years and you just came and revolutionized the way Ill see and draw heads from now on. Thanks again.

This video is motivating me to keep drawing being a self-taught. I started since January and I couldn't stop, despite the sudden changes in my schedule while I'm looking for a job and working on my blog at the same time.

Still great

Can we get something like this for, painting..

This was very useful! Thank you ☺️