i just got magma but i cant draw either with my pen or my mouse i cheked and nothing is locked does anyone know why?
@MarioGarcia-nd2kz3 күн бұрын
Yes, find a job that pays real money instead of feeding this guy bank account with your art workshop fee lol
@anca_artfulminds8 күн бұрын
I've learned a lot from Johathan, and now i'm taking the knowledge further ❤❄️❤️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/laDIhGB3orV7hZosi=ISaNP8dI2P4EF3VI
@Colorado189 күн бұрын
thank you
@marcuslarsson939613 күн бұрын
As soon as I have the money to spare... Some day...
@HofferDesign15 күн бұрын
How does the copyright work if someone wants to buy some of my work i did from your video. I learned so much here and was super excited someone liked my work from it?!
@WakiliHauwa22 күн бұрын
Jxbke we no po it Red bank and the kabbasa is a lot of this hot dogs I think they are going by the kids and the kids are you a little bit better place to go in the next week insha Allah zai zama tarihi to the family and free to get ur own money
@bozoclown209824 күн бұрын
Too many things can not be said on record , even if proven truths.
@maokai0924 күн бұрын
Sorry that happened to you.
@maokai0924 күн бұрын
Dang. I just discovered you today.
@San4eZz55527 күн бұрын
Нам не показывают процесс рисования. Они просто стирают маску блокирующую слой. Это обман
@hortusdeescapismoАй бұрын
our? you dev?
@SandeepSinghCreatorАй бұрын
HI Bobby Chiu, I really love your videos and they're very good and is inspiring and informative and knowledgeable. I have a question. Where to find a good artist community where i can get support and post my art and get appreciation and guidance and insight into how I can improve and grow as an artist based on where I am right now as an artist! I would really appreciate that! By the way your last name sounds like birds chirping imagine birds making sound "Chiu Chiu Chiu Chiu" 🐦🕊️ lol, do you find that funny?
@Temarius_WalkerАй бұрын
Nice background music! What track is this?? lol
@Jammer-b4nАй бұрын
great information
@riaayo5321Ай бұрын
I think the issue is that for one, like someone else noted, in the dawn of art there really was just "the sun lights the subject and the sky colors the shadows", so that likely ingrained itself into the teachings of painters. But more so, as a quick and dirty rule it is useful for new artists to get good contrasts in their work. By the time they are ready to more deeply understand color and light, and actually try to parse all that knowledge, they will likely be moving beyond that "rule". So it's really just a way to not overload a new artist's brain and give them something to latch onto for the time being, something they can then expand beyond when they have other fundamentals like their values down. Of course no one will go beyond it without the lessons of how to, so I'm not saying this video shouldn't exist. I just think there is some merit in the simplified "rule" for those starting out.
@PaintologyАй бұрын
It's very true that most people hear about this subject but not sure what to make of it or even apply it. I learnt the hard ways, thanks for the great tips!
@TigerStormArt4Ай бұрын
Thanks!❤
@ramyy420Ай бұрын
oouuu the marc brunet line art brush
@Temarius_WalkerАй бұрын
Great advice blindly!
@franztorrellas4202Ай бұрын
Amazing, thanks
@johnguild8850Ай бұрын
m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqLYf2qHjNiFh5o
@paramnesias9198Ай бұрын
Loved the idea and the explanation. Thank you.
@oQyqTtd62u2 ай бұрын
Not sure why you would think showing pictures of paintings proves your point? The artist could just as easily have stuffed up the concept and gotten it wrong on the art work. Show some photos of real life examples.
@TheGaryartgood2 ай бұрын
AWESOME advice!
@Beamzers2 ай бұрын
Hey Bobby, has this course been updated to the newer versions of Blender? I was just wondering if I'd still be able to follow along on older versions. Thanks
@Zongo30002 ай бұрын
link broken? @BobbyChiu
@pillowzzzbox34662 ай бұрын
Schoolism is also expensive
@youtubesucks51312 ай бұрын
dunning kruger is when you think you are more competent than you are but are not that competent. the effect is the inability to see your own incompetence. the other thing where you are good and can not see it, is imposter syndrome
@siriuscorvus2 ай бұрын
what a wise man! his way of explainning everything with direct words is so helpful!
@markgeoferbitalac85653 ай бұрын
anyone know what happened with some of the interviews that was on the channel, was it remove or moved?? cant seem to find it anymore
@oynamakben3 ай бұрын
I just started using magma and this video was very instructive, thank you very much.
3 ай бұрын
You don't deserve that demonitizing movement, you are legend indigital painting since the sijun era iirw, already YT history.
@zigaudrey4 ай бұрын
Boy, I can be a perfectionist at time and I wish to strive for imperfection because there aren't such thing as perfect. What art does is more than the look, it's the emotional feel, the substance. When you display what you want to project despise your poor art-style, you did the job right. I admit I am jealous of artists who have better and worst style than me. This is why it is best to drawn for myself and not being pressured by others artists. I made the right choice for leaving DA even if the reason is because of a meme. I believe that art can snap people out of their perfectionist mindset. Nobody is perfect. Embrace imperfection and you will never realize that you are a good artist.
@pinkapplebree6334 ай бұрын
If you are majoring in Art, please don't waste your time. It's very difficult to find a job now. People have some sort of prejudice against art majors, and it's true that you would have a hard time finding a job anywhere.
@pressedv30173 ай бұрын
Can you tell me?
@priyankapaul1114 ай бұрын
best video ever. no one has shown like this till date
@jakerawlins7674 ай бұрын
OP: My student was painting the shadow like this. Me: oh that's interesting, I like that :) OP: This is garbage. Absolutely terrible. ME: oh. :(
@attheranch8734 ай бұрын
Beautiful painting!
@Meantime_Creations4 ай бұрын
Right president who started meaningless wars for their own goal
@Snoight5 ай бұрын
So trueeeeee!!!!! :)
@Bcr8tive5 ай бұрын
So enlightening. I struggled with this for the longest time in my paintings. Worked too tight, too hard on myself. Didn't understand yet the concept of the soft edge, the places where a viewers eyes play around and relax... utilize light, shadow and shapes instead ...
@TheFunny-s1e5 ай бұрын
Okay so. I honestly barely can relate to the book I feel. I feel like I should be inspired. But it feels alienating. It speaks of the art journey as this joyous thing that you should obsess over and all that. But I just can't relate to it. My journey was and still is painful, frustrating, sometimes confusing, and rage inducing. I have a passion for art, but I am getting this impression that I am just not built for it because I don't have that same innate passion that is being displayed here. Not enough struggle is being shown. The expert voices feel like they want to be encouraging but instead they give off that vibe of "This person was made for art", instead of a person who decided to become an artist and after many trials and pain managed to succeed at getting to the top. At least at the start it tries to say that yeah things will be difficult but it seems to put way more emphasis on just overwhelming amount of work and "just enjoying it" and "just get obsessed" and "just draw". Real "if you aren't born it then you ain't becoming it" vibe with how it seems to dismiss just how grueling this path really is. Also the whole "art reflects who the person is in reality" is a very problematic thing to teach. Especially nowadays as people are actively trying to bring back stigmatization of certain types of subject matter in media, accusing people interested in and creating such things to be a danger to others. That really can mess up horror writers/artists and some of the more taboo subject matter. I should probably go through more of your videos and see if you've had an audiobook that is being more "real" about the journey, or even just a video or two.
@Schnuersenkelfon5 ай бұрын
Some months ago a friend asked me "if you could choose people for an earth government who would it be?" I didn´t knew any politican or ceos which i was able to imagine as leaders of the world. After a while I said, I think as minister of culture and Art i would choose Bobby Chiu. You are like a godfather of the art world for me. I like yopur attitude and your calmness. It´s just encouraging to hear you talk. One day I hope we will meet in person. Thank you for being here.
@o-o-8-a-N5 ай бұрын
You oddly sounding like a cult leader
@gabrielteixeira75645 ай бұрын
A damn good paint with a damn good lesson. Thank you, Bobby
@josenevesneto5 ай бұрын
First link it's not working anymore. :(
@Sufganiyot5 ай бұрын
4:56 so sad that I'm 7 years too late to get the first 7 days free :(
@ML-HS6 ай бұрын
Telling the truth is always more better than keeping it quiet and telling it to the other people. You can't possibly expect people to want to deal with you if you lie and even not communicate. It does derail any potential relationships. No amount of trying to blame it on it's just a case of people's personalities being different than yours can make me think otherwise.