Just found this video and this was really informative. I have the Dynamic Sketching Bible as well.

THANK YOU SO MUCH😭. I CANT GIFT YOU ANYTHING RIGHT NOW BUT I WON'T FORGET YOU.

So much helpful and well organized!

25:15 I’m at cafe just a few steps away from the church where this masterpiece stands. Great content in this video. Thanks

For someone that is just starting which book must he read first?

Nice video, but I am confused about whether to buy "How to Draw" or "Framed Perspective Vol 1".

such a amazing video thank you

Ahh thank you so much! I'm trying to get better as a self thaught artist but sometimes it just feels overwhelming with all the diffrent things to look out for. This video is giving me directions and set's checkpoints on my roadmap! Idk if you know the morpho anatomy books by michel lauricella (there are also ones on animals, clothes and foldes or the diffrent body types etc.)❤

Thank you for the video❤

Please keep making long format videos, LOVE your content ❤❤❤❤

if you want to draw a bird - you need to study anatomy, if you want to draw a car - you need to delve into the study of construction, and if you want to draw paper money - you need to study finance and economics)) wrong approach in modern circumstances...wrong approach in modern circumstances... - a direct path to the question why, after all, surgeons, ornithologists and auto mechanics can't draw??))

is not only technique is just elegance. Look those rythms, flow, balance between dark and light. Fan since Prince of Egypt film. A master of a hole Generation of artists.

This was great! Thank you!

🤯🤯🤯 thank you for sharing this!!

GOD DAMN this is a good video This should be paid material THANK YOU THANK YOU

It's super thrash now. It's the AI version feature creep. Stupid engineers doing stupid stuff.

You should move the microphone, so it doesn't block your face.

Dude, thank you so much for making such usefull videos

The things people will put on KZbin FOR FREE is amazing. Thank you so much for this!!!

Thank you so much <3

Thank you

Your videos are amazingly informative. I wish you would come back with new ones.

thank you so much! this video was invaluable for my learning journey

Cara, o seu canal é incrível. A forma com que você organiza tanto conhecimento é uma das coisas mais ricas. Nesse momento onde a gente tem tanta informação, saber filtrar o que é realmente bom é o maior desafio. Tô maratonando o seu canal. Abraços de Brasília.

One of my old college peers always picked out my art and pointed out the references I used. Because of that, I rarely(or never) create more artwork for the public because of insecurity. But now I discovered that it's normal to use references like this from your video and also from many other artists. Thank you so much!

I found Perspective made easy by Ernest R. Norling to be a great and EASY af book to understand perspective for complete beginners, I've started taking drawing seriously since this year, so do try it guys, and thank you for the book suggestions man

Wow thank you for sharing!!!!!

It was useful, thanks!

Great video! Thank you 🙏🏾

Yall know these books are free rt?

my goal is to do product design

Am I here unfortunately or fortunately 🤠 ? I wanted to know why Brazil doesn't have much content like this 😅

Check out the FORCE Anatomy book as well!

Thanks for mentioning my FORCE book!

Thanks so so much, this really helps as a beginner!

I haven’t read all the books here but I can tell that this is a great list already! Thank you

Here are some of my additions: Nicolaides "the Natural Way to Draw" - many intuitive methods of finding proportion and recalling shapes and forms from memory. I prefer working with it over Betty Edwards. Bert Dodson - "Keys to Drawing" and "Famous Artists Correspondence Course" - the first is popular as a comprehensive "I want to cover every art fundamental in one book". The second is old, but scans of it can be found, and is a good alternative if you dislike the approach of Dodson. Jack Hamm "Landscapes and Seascapes" - like Hamm's other books, an easy to read introduction to landscapes and composition. Scott McCloud "Understanding Comics" and "Making Comics" - the starting point for comics storytelling. Unlike Framed Ink which is very storyboard heavy, there is an emphasis on comics writing using page layouts, use of word balloons, panel gaps, and other design elements that are specific to sequential art. Preston Blair "Animation" - the Richard Williams animation book is a descendant of this one, which is tight and comprehensive, including constructive drawing, character design, layouts etc. Both are good but I would start by copying out of Blair. Ken Hultgren "Art of Animal Drawing" - a contemporary to Preston Blair, the book is low on words and heavy on pictures to copy. It is the book for studying horses in motion. The other animals covered are derived from the horse, which takes up the first third of the book. Rapid Viz: a technical drawing book that is faster paced than Hampton - one that I was recommended early on and still enjoy. Nancy Mellon - Storytelling and the Art of Imagination. This book ignores all the Hollywood screenwriting stuff that is common in books on fiction writing, and emphasizes what Mellon calls "healing stories" - folk tales and myths that people of any age can use to express themselves. It includes plenty of writing prompts and the followup books have some more. By far the best "how to story" book I know of.

I'm finding it difficult to listen to this because of all the "uh"s. Public speaking 101: cut out the non word, uh.

Thank you immensely

Thank you for the breakdown and now I have at least 2 books to buy from your list.

Im too overwhelmed and dont know how to go about it or where to start🥴🥴😖😭

Thank you Very interesting

thank you man!

can you give us a high rez jpg of the whole page with the book covers. also amazing video thanks. ive been drawing for a long time now but i still get excited about finding new books :]

The thing which helps me the most with Perspective, is intuition. Like observing your surroundings first and how the lines behave as you, the station point move. How fast the foreshortening comes as you go from left to right and vice versa. Also, the rotation of the planes of an object and the difference between the exposure of the said plane as you move away or towards it. Like a table, as you move towards it, the face of the table will be more visible than when you get away from it. Second most important thing is Box rotation in any axes. This was the turning point for me when i understood how to make a box rotate as i imagined it to. With this knowledge, anything can be drawn. But, requires heavy practice. I realised what Perspective actually is that, first Rotation, then second, organizing the rotated objects in a scene. First one's gotta develop this intuitive sense then can approach the material of books like Scott Robertson's, as your mind automatically answers all the "Why's and How's", this making it a smooth sail. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk, lol!

Do i need do know how to shift from l mode to r mode cus i just want to focus on the negative space section

very good video, thank you !

Imma just eyeball it 😂

TE AMO 😭

Muchas gracias!!!