From Speedlines to Slow Motion - Drawing Movement in Manga | Visual Storytelling with Olschi Ep.31

In this video we talk about how to draw speedlines. But also how speedlines are not the only way to show movement in manga and comics.
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[@isaacmartinez2359]

For drawing movement such as running, I think that looking at videos for reference could be a great source for artist. You can always scrub through the motion and find the frame that is the most exaggerated in its action.

[@olschis_art]

Yeah, definitely. The hardest part is to find the right kind of video.

[@AdamTheC]

I watched this again, just to refresh myself and I got to the part where you said. "It can be tempting to use speedlines more often for any kind of movement because they look cool..." and I started imagining if Zach Snyder made a comic. O_O

[@olschis_art]

Ahaha although I imagine he would use a a ton of slow motion close up shots

[@JohnEusebioToronto]

He would use speed lines but also somehow would make the comic slow motion. Like, 2 pages across 8 panels to show one punch.

[@MelodyElodie]

Thank you for another amazing tutorial/explaination! I draw my pages digitally so I tend to draw my speed lines with black and go over the top with white pen layer! This video defo made be more aware on how long to draw motion lines and keep the shape of the arm example still visable so thank you! Special ruler saves so much time for drawing speed lines or background effects that don't require an arc shape! Thanks!

[@olschis_art]

Oh, that's an interesting approach. I should try it out as well.

[@Schikunov]

Super Video, du kannst so viel lange Erfahrungen so leicht verständlich vermitteln. ☺️❤️

[@Schikunov]

Übrigens so tolle Umsetzung mit deinem eigenen Charakter. :)

[@olschis_art]

Aaaw! Dankeschön! ❤

[@jairovalverde5735]

This was a great video, I learned a lot, thank you!!

[@olschis_art]

Thank you for watching!

[@TheMemoMemoMemoMemo]

Wie immer sehr informativ! Ich hab damit nicht wirklich was zu tun, aber trotzdem macht es Spaß deine Videos zu verfolgen

[@olschis_art]

Dann bin ich ja froh ^^ Der Spaßfaktor ist mir auch wichtig.

[@pinchevulpes]

Keep drawing queen.

[@11.nguyentrungdung13]

thanks so muchhhh

[@SwaagMan]

Very helpful video thank you for sharing ^_^

[@olschis_art]

Thank you! Glad to hear that!

[@user-du4qk6mg4n]

Thank you very very much your voices so sweet

[@khaledhagag7870]

New video yay I love your content

[@olschis_art]

Thank you 😭❤

[@khaledhagag7870]

@@olschis_art Arent you by any chance looking for students? xD

[@olschis_art]

@@khaledhagag7870 haha no, unfortunately not. No time to teach xD I shouldn't even be doing KZbin as drawing manga takes so much time.

[@LosVibe]

I love your art!

[@olschis_art]

Thank you! ❤

[@LosVibe]

@@olschis_art anytime.

[@wafelbirb7603]

i don’t know if i missed it in the video. but i am working on a rustic steam train that is in motion. i want to create speed lines for the wheels turning. how do i make the speed lines in a round shape?

[@olschis_art]

If you draw digitally you can use a circular ruler. If you drawing traditionally you might use a circle (the Tool, not sure what it's called in English) and draw a couple of circles as orientation and then fill the gaps free hand.

[@wafelbirb7603]

that helped

[@wafelbirb7603]

thx

[@ThedGrill]

Süßer Channel!

[@olschis_art]

Danke!