page 94: marker rendering

[@JamesGurney]

Love the way you explain each of the tools and why you use each medium. Great supplement to the new book.

[@onepunchman8721]

I would love to see a video how you draw this truck! Love the design, love the composition of parts! Can not get enough of that design!

[@76HabeasCorpus]

I have both "How to draw" and "How to render" and I have to say they are awesome books to learn from, along with these great books you also get access to a lot of very instructional vids which coincide and expand upon the books contents, I would recommend them to anyone interested in art/drawing as they are guaranteed to help artists at almost any level really. Any signed sketch/drawing will suffice for this endorsement Scott, thanks. ;) Seriously though, you are an inspiration to me, thanks man.

[@mikeortega6072]

brings back memories of art school comps, before computers and color printers.I really enjoyed markers and vellum paper too, color pencil and whiteout for highlights was good enough !

[@Jamie_kemp]

0:42 "I'm going to marker this with renders"

[@robloxnoob1462]

Lol

[@scottrobertsondesign]

Spoonerism.

[@StudioDomDesigns]

Great video! I loved it, Scott! I'm a freelance illustrator and I never used copy markers, but that looks amazing, I generally see the Chip Foose using this medium for design their cars.

[@geekyorc]

Always glad to see your videos.

[@KettyFormaggio]

I like this work in progress!

[@mauricechavez2522]

thanks for uploading, scott!

[@wickedtribeART]

Great demo man, keep postin'!

[@hazgimo]

Nice with a new tutorial!!

[@guswahy6777]

this guy is beast

[@DescartesDooley]

sweet job

[@joelescudero1415]

unbelievable!

[@tddavis]

Scott, do you think you could do a more in depth video on how to properly place active highlights on spheres, cylinders, planar forms, and complex forms? I have been going through your how to render book and find the topic still a little confusing since the light source is very far off the page. The page just feels like it glosses over the topic. Thanks for creating such amazing books!

[@scottrobertsondesign]

The videos should help to inform that knowledge I hope. In short the highlights on a reflective surface occur where the light bounces off the surface back to your POV and vice/versa. It's like playing a bank shot in pool or basketball. Getting really good at predicting these bounces can be helped by observing them a lot on cars or other shiny surfaces.

[@tddavis]

Scott Robertson thank you for the advice. I have been trying to observe all kinds of surfaces and there active highlights. I will be diligent in my observations and just practice.

[@chori.182]

change speed to 0.5 and you have a drunk Scott Robertson tutorial lol!

[@knotmind1567]

bello

[@hemanthkumar4448]

Sir what is the ball pen are you using?? Bic, Stadeltor ball pens usually smurge with copic, Pls recommended some good ball pens that don't smurge with copic

[@jimmygrey6848]

There aren't any ballpoints that wont smear with copic, trust me I've tried them all. Best you can do is Hi Tec C pens or technical liners. It's not smearing in this video because he is rendering on a photo copy of the drawing.

[@AverusMuto]

Says last week but its been nine months since your last video.

[@scottrobertsondesign]

This was a hidden video and part of the bonus videos for How To Render book, just unlocked it.

[@AverusMuto]

Scott Robertson oh i see

[@pacoluz1224]

can we get the sketch and color it for practice

[@scottrobertsondesign]

It's on the cover of How To Draw, which means it's online so just print one out. You can find a ton of other line drawings to pick from on my Art Station page. www.artstation.com/scoro

[@McKronenberg]

Why did you upload the same video again ?

[@scottrobertsondesign]

It's an older one from my book How To Render book, just unlocked it to add back to YT public again.

[@ted0swag]

Thanks, It was a great tutorial and it was helpful to watch it again

[@Jesse-me6dp]

You sound like Petyr Baelish !

[@benmigliore]

6 inchs huh Good to know, I've been wondering for a while what siz is good for markers

[@enthusiastning8229]

Copic markers are too expensive. My God!

[@scottrobertsondesign]

True, but if you draw small they can last quite a long time and they are refillable. That said, they are still expensive.