Composition Exercise: Improve your RHYTHM and MOVEMENT

[@jess01510]

So THAT was what was lacking in my composition ... I found them too straightfoward and uninteresting. I'll try the exercise and hope something might click :D Thank you so much for that video

[@junlee1455]

NO DISLIKES. This just shows that your community is very strong with aspiring artists who are here for your guidance. No haters here that just dislike the video for no reason ✊

[@TylerEdlin84]

It’s an outlier there’s an average of 3-4 dislikes most of the time 😄

[@junlee1455]

@@TylerEdlin84 STILL VERY HIGH RATIO! Thanks for all you do for the art community, Tyler! :D

[@Anthony-l4e5i]

Thanks for the tip on variety of positive and negative shapes within picture space.

[@jellybx]

Wow i have been wondering about a way to implement something like gesture into the environment in order to tell the story better and you literally explain that in this video! Somehow it feels similar with a figure gesture where shapes, flows and overlaps are the most important aspect Thanks for making this video, you really inspire me to do a new exercise approach in order to improve my storytelling skill :D

[@elinhogalvao1711]

Very, very useful tips! Thanks so much!

[@chrx6089]

I have never watched a Composition video that explains this well! Thank you very much, I am learning a lot from your videos.

[@TylerEdlin84]

Christian Neyra thanks for watching

[@noiJadisCailleach]

Underrated. Exactly what i'm looking for right now. Thank you!

[@StuartHerrington]

Thanks for this video, I’m just getting into location and structure thumbnails for my graphic novel and since I’ve been writing more than drawing, seeing something like this is really helpful.

[@Milubee]

You, sir, just blew my mind! What an exercise, I love it!

[@anyaarcane3809]

Thank you so much! Your videos are helping me move past a plateau

[@eurns1407]

Thanks for the lesson Tyler, I didn't expect to see my sketches in your vid! I am looking forward to the next one! Arne :)

[@zorrunamenteinefables5702]

This is amazing and inspiring. Thanka A LOT

[@IdunaMay]

Thank you for your content ☺️♥️ love your videos!

[@TylerEdlin84]

AnArts thanks for viewing

[@DaniellaN_37]

Great video! Thank you Time stamp: 10:06

[@nox_pff6710]

fucking amazing video

[@astonbean]

This is super helpful!

[@TylerEdlin84]

Aston Bean thanks for viewing

[@chinh_dwc895]

Your channel is hidden goal! Seriously!!

[@paulinam8919]

Awesome content, as usual! Thanks:)

[@arcticaviary7322]

This video was very well put together, very helpful

[@user-zp7mg5zf3x]

Amazing! Thank you!

[@ArtKO171]

Very instructive, thanks! It will be very useful for my next plein air studies :)

[@Dakobah20]

thank you for this video

[@mikeyschwarzenegger2430]

Great video

[@schelest8550]

Thank you so much for all your tutorials! I am learning a lot from them!!! ;u;

[@bakedsoda3381]

I hope im not too late to ask this question but I am a bit confused on what exactly is the exercise we are doing? I watched the video but I dont think It was out right stated what the exercise is. From what I can piece together we are getting a reference image from google and using that reference image to create a new and original composition based on the elements seen in the reference photo? Is this correct? I will watch the video again in the future to see what I may have missed but am I on the right track?

[@TylerEdlin84]

Yeah that’s correct

[@bakedsoda3381]

Thank you so much :)@@TylerEdlin84

[@ratstattoos]

Hello Tyler in minute 5 for the first exercise , does the photo reference needs to be in a good composition or not?

[@TylerEdlin84]

No it doesn’t most photos from google earth aren’t good compositions so your job would be to fix it and improve it

[@ratstattoos]

@@TylerEdlin84 🙏 thank you Maestro

[@mohhrmny7196]

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