P6: Use 'Story' To Help Draw Your Backgrounds!

[@brunabenassi8943]

I recently discovered your KZbin channel while attempting to learn about perspective. I can't begin to describe how wonderful and awesome your explanations are. For months, I've been searching for a KZbin channel that could explain things in a way I could truly grasp, and it has finally happened! I practiced drawing figures using perspective, and thanks to you, I now understand how to do it. Please never stop teaching us; as someone mentioned here, your channel is a hidden gem on KZbin.

[@fabriziovetruccio5544]

Sir, you're just precious. You really are. Every time I watch a tutorial of yours my mind opens a little bit more about the mentality behind art. It's such a precious thing to learn about, 'cause in schools they mostly talk about perspective, anatomy and all sort of things, except the mental work and philosophy of it. Thank you so much for sharing all this with us.

[@TheDrawingCodex]

Thanks for the kind words I really appreciate it!

[@bemee112]

Thanks a lot for your guidance ❤

[@hichamville]

Your channel is a real youtube hidden gem ❤

[@venturelord32]

I really like the way you sort of guide yourself into a good state of mind for making the backgrounds. Tapping into that intuitive current by connecting with the moment, the characters, the world we're creating... that essence is what let's us draw out a complete image of the world.

[@Lena-xj5uh]

Thank you so much. Great video.

[@ceoofmilk2756]

Wow, there's a ton of awesome knowledge here. I'm really drawn to the idea of a digital comic tutorial that delves deep into the Japanese comic style. They've honed it so well due to their intense focus, and I'd love to see a tutorial that highlights their expertise in clever paneling and streamlined chapter guidance, all with a distinct Artistic fla-

[@ceoofmilk2756]

I saw you've explored manga previously, but let's take it to the next level by drawing insights from the finest talents. Renowned artists such as Tatsuki Fujimoto, Kim Jung Gi, and David Choe have truly mastered their art. To enhance the tutorial's depth, we could also delve into the creative genius of Hirohiko Araki, Hayao Miyazaki, Rumiko Takahashi, and Yoko Tanji. Each of these artists brings a distinct flavor to the Asian artistic landscape.

[@ceoofmilk2756]

This is just my like creator feedback I guess you can do whatever honestly

[@ceoofmilk2756]

Because compared to America Japan like really advanced and actually sells copy’s of comics if you can understand where I’m coming from

[@EthanBezet]

thanks for your videos Mr Mcburnie they have been such a great help. have you ever considered doing a video on designing your own characters like overall what makes a good character design?

[@TheDrawingCodex]

Yeah I should do some character stuff again soon! I have a lot of stuff I can make on character design. Trying to find the schedule time to create more than one video per week :)

[@Tahasikeri]

Thank you❤

[@clintthorpe9052]

Commenting to boost the algo. 🙏 Thanks for all you do! Ps- really hoping for some more anatomy stuff in the future since I struggle with that.

[@erichall1]

This is the one thing that all this AI stuff cannot replicate- YOUR own unique, individual style.

[@ridsy1643]

This man’s giving full courses for free love your vids man straya fuck yek

[@artwhat..]

Hi Codex..good point and topic,wanted more to think about. Dang,okay I'll read a book. Oh'oooo,I know how to get more, watch the video a few times. It would have been nice to cover how your palette can affect the emotion of the story. Hay, I'm getting a book finally on how to write sci-fi and fantasy. I'm hoping this will help with my comic book character. A U.R.A (Trapped in Time) his name is an acronym (A)ssault (U)nit (R)econ (A)rsenal He travels back in time to save earth from its future destruction but gos back to far. With no way to return,is Earth now doomed?

[@Meantime_Creations]

basically make it interesting...