I feel like I just ascended. My mind is blown. This is a great explanation thank you! feel like I’m finally getting the relationships of colour. I find that the digital art explanations don’t hit the same as watching literal paper “change colour” in front of me.

Can you advise the grit sandpaper you prefer to sand this my ready patch ?

Magnifico. Muchas gracias 🖋😊

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when can you use this knowledge in painting or creating images?

if a cubes rotated so that its horizon is center of an image, the verticals wouldn't converge to 3rd vp,,, they will only converge once its horizion is moved down (aka the cube is rotated about x,z or the center of vision moves up) ,,, also important note that minimum angle on paper between 3 vp's of a cube is 90degrees,,, alot of perspective videos out there with small mistakes that can trip students up \o/ would recommend anyone to play with sketching realistic locations of 3 vps of a cube + mess with cameras/perspectives to see how the 3 points move and what their limits/rules are

Hello Alex, I hope you're still active here, can you tell how and where did you learned this stuff? scott robertson's book only duscuss side view or did I missed something in the book? can you teach these methods with voice over? in a real time video please? or you can sell it in gumroad if you want, I know nothing about ortho and isometric or the other views, feng zhu did something similar, but sometimes, he include the bottom and rear view but I dont know why.. please teach me everything you know, I want to become a master like you thank you

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Thanks for the video! It’s helping me out on my art project

good video but your fault for my teacher making me spend 2 hours struggling to copy you

Thanks

thank you, it help me a lot! 😊

Really helpful for drawing out my birth chart

So satisfying

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I love the video! I'm studying Albers exercises and I had some doubts about how it works. your video helps me a lot. I really would enjoy seeing you doing the others, like the transparency exercise.

Can you tell me about conte white vs generals white stick? What range are they the closest to, b, 2b or he?

Thanks! I think this is great. I haven't fallen asleep so easily in forever. XD Just kidding, while this is relaxing I found it simple enough to understand as a total beginner. You have helped me understand this great concept in preparation for my color theory class. Thanks!

What type of paper are u using?

Easy method and understand easily

Your video was very well done. Thanks, very helpful.

Watched this on break in my beginning art class, I was really struggling trying to understand and this really helped out! :D

Thank you, cleared a lot of my doubts.

very interesting project. thank you

Beautiful, thank you!

Thank you so much for this video I had no idea how to use these things and this really helped!!!!

i never thought of relaly looking into color

What are these molds used for?

Thank you Jaime for the video showing how to do stairs in 3 point perspective as well as giving an explanation as you did it. I am using 3 point (mostly for the first time) in my illustrations for my thesis, and needed to know how to implement that 3rd vanishing point into making stairs in my environments.

Great work buddy

Thank you!!

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I find that a lot of young artists are depending on taking a more "intuitive" approach to selecting their palettes when the foundation already exists to exploring all aspects of color. I greatly appreciate how you distilled this aspect of Josef Albers teachings.

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so beautiful. i love this channel!

This reminds me of Kim Jung Gi's art

damn how does this have no views. you're excellent

Professor! It looks sooooo good! My favorite part is the striped shirt! And also, your Maine sweatshirt. And, actually just all of it 🤣. -Jaida

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So beautiful voice friend

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You should get more views

Great info ! Keep it up you're really amazing. Much love ❤️

This sure helped me understand the chapter a lot better, but I think my main issue with grasping the contents of the book is, at the end of the day, what’s the point of maybe making so and so colours look the same? Or what’s the point of showing that they look different on certain backgrounds? As a UIUX graphic designer, is this all theory that I’m supposed to be actively using in my work? Something like oh, I’m using a orange illustration on a violet background, Im supposed to be aware of the illustration looking bluer to my audience? If so then how do I compensate for something like that, or how do I use that information in my work

Thank you!!! Forever a good resource! 👍🏻

Much love on this side of town 🙌