CREATE Your Dream Character with Silhouette Concept Art!

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

If you'd like to level up your skills or hang out with like-minded artists trying to get better, please check out the link to our Discord. discord.gg/S7uuCG9MTd If you'd like to level up your creature designing skills, please sign up for my online course: Creature Design for Film & Games www.conceptart.cgmasteracademy.com/courses/78-creature-design-for-film-and-games For my private mentorship, please email me at [e-mail]

[@S-A-Q]

I’m 56 haven’t really done much drawing for past 30 years just remember feeling frustrated. Watching your vids has inspired me to try again. Thanks.

[@TheSmerf]

I really enjoy these thumbnailing videos. I could watch dozens of these just for the cool characters and creaturs you end up making

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@titanmesozoicgd6943]

I so much agree, there’s something freeing about thumb-nailing as a starting phase.

[@methheadmelodics1997]

this video was genuinely such an awesome time, watching you in a flow compelled me to jump in on my sketchbook and have a blast just thumbnailing without a care in the world. Thank you so much for this, i am so glad to find your channel and i look forward to being a part of this community!

[@sevens3383]

your voice makes me calm and I think I have watched every single video of yours at least 3 times each now. It's so weird knowing what you're about to say 45% of the time, yet there's so much information to absorb

[@kaicreates560]

seeing this after seeing this month's prompt encouraged me to get started on the "intentional failure in order to succeed" mindset! :D thanks bobby

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

You got this!

[@sundayolehii]

Thank you, this was just in time! I've been struggling with sort of stylizing/cartooning anatomy. So thumbnailing along definitely helped me to just keep pushing different features and allowing myself to fail and break so-called anatomy rules. Which gave the sort of character designs I've been after

[@LeeShand]

Man you are so good. I cant afford your course as I am out of work due to Parkinson's, but this is inspiring. Really helps. Thank you!

[@kevin_horticulture]

thumbnail videos are the best for me.

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

I might form my channel around thumbnail generation. It's so much fun.

[@orcguy51]

Id love to see you spin of a design into a further iteration or more complete version. I like your sketchy style, and I find I can make some good thumbnails with it, but when i want to make a character instead of a creature, with more exact proportions, i find it difficult to finish without it feeling off

[@raposoyt9183]

Awesome, instructive, relaxing video, I don't draw at all, I've never practiced, but I loved this,so I think I'll give it try, just watched the video twice without noticing and would watch it a third it's hypnotic in some kind of way. Greetings from Spain

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Welcome to the channel!

[@palebloodoni]

Just stumbled across your vidste, and these are amazing. Thought I'd throw myself at it, and things turned out great! Let the brain juices flow and came up with some, interesting designs! A very very fun exercise!! Love your vids!

[@frankseymour4162]

A really nice lesson, thank you.

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

You're very welcome!

[@luisbaez8105]

Solid 💪🏻

[@justbenagain2291]

What does thumbnailing specifically entail? making a smaller character? A simplified version? And for what purpose does it serve?

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Yes exactly. It's a fast way to generate ideas. There's no need for excessive details, just line generation that can be formed into something cool, later.

[@AbyssWatch3r]

ideas, when you dont know what to draw

[@thetargetdemographic7303]

i wanted to say your vids are incredible booby!! I didn't want to @ you in the discord cause I don't know if that's allowed, but you've really helped ignite my passion of art just for art sake outside of studying fundamentals! Love the vids.

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Thank you!

[@skaira4697]

Thank you so much for these videos. I’m currently studying art and my dream is to be a concept artist for videogames. Your videos keeps me motivated to create and my dream alive☺️

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Best of luck!

[@henriquefeliciano5929]

Amazing boby! ❤ thumbnails like a mad max xD. Make a video about importance of movies… references pls

[@tbc1880]

I have a question, i think you should have answered in a video already but haven't be able to find: How do you move from drawing with guidlines to just what you need prepared for shading? I scarcely started in physical before doing all my fundamentals digitally. Now moving to physical my biggest issue is not having the guidelines show even when drawn lightly. Say i want to have a shirt drawn ontop of a body and in the light, how can i maintain that brightness when i'll have 1-3 dividing lines from my guidelines? Do you simply draw without guidlines at all till you nail it? (I naturally struggle with some porportions partiularly decending shoulders horizontally in perspective being the right length, so this seems not like a good way to do it.) Or are their other means to work with it? Is there little way around it and do i have to work my guidlines into my designs and composition or bite the bullet and use the eraser.

[@Animation445]

Thank you for your videos.

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

My pleasure!

[@waiynom2189]

Good podcast

[@Melaugo]

Thank you for the video!! I was drawing game characters I like along side you- I notice I tend to draw not loose even when I am relaxing doodling my drawings are never loose and slowly which I think is okay but i worried about no being able to draw super loose

[@punkerguy805]

Bobby: He has some pouches... Me making dinner watching this: POCKET SAND!!

[@termineitor828]

Hello man! First time comentor. Lately I want to find a job, I've been studying art for over a decade, but I'm struggling with the "I'm not good enough". I don't know where to start searching for a job, if I need to do nee drawings or I can use old sketchbooks... I'm just lost man, I really want to find a job.

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Hey bud! I have have some brutal honesty. First, stop searching for a job in art. That's the worst approach because you're not in the mindset of searching for skills to make you better. Job seeking is something totally different and should never be the focus.

[@robyngreen9545]

27:10 😂😂

[@waiynom2189]

Link mistake in discord.

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Thanks for the heads up. Check the link now.

[@waiynom2189]

@bobbyrebholz2183 No don't work