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Thank you.

this video helped me smm!!!

At the beginning, I wasn’t sure how I was going to turn the stick figure from the 2nd lesson into a more 3D one, but each step was very well explained. I love how each point from the first figure had a spot in this one. Good lesson!

Worst video ever😡😭😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

❤I love this

The best approach I have seen so far. Thank you.

Nice tutorial

your technique is way easier to follow, thank u.

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Did some videos get deleted?

I wish this also showed how to make this in 3/4 view, but other than that its a good video.

Now I can add the nipple strategy I usually just add the peck and remember that the arm/hand length usually ends at the crotch.

I already forgot it 😂😂😂

Unfortunately the thumbnail drawings are not shown in the video... They have diverse positions and poses that I want to master.

A lot of art teachers will just say “draw what you see,” but this stuff is necessary for most people first. I think artists forget that they struggled through learning basics to get to the point where they can draw what they see. Thanks. I needed the “for dummies” version 😊

What is your current position in drawing at the age of 47??

I kind of lost my touch with drawing during middle school to high school, and only after graduating, I'd slowly rediscover it, and all I have been doing of drawings are what I see as just doodles rather then art, I've never really been big on drawing tutorials, or wanting to learn how to draw full scale figures, but now, after 4 years of doubt, and anxiety, I'd like to give this a try and learn.

11 Years later and this is still gold. Thank you.

Thank you, I never really understood properly how we can know the size of a shadow and this was very usefull and clear 😊

10 years ago :o Still great video 💜 Thanks for the video!

this shit is too long for me :(

Glad I came to the right place.

Thank you. For sharing

Would I still be able to learn if I just started around early teens?

Love your videos keep up the good work

👏 Promo>SM

Does one-point perspective _have_ to always be at the center of a page? Can it be on the side?

Thank you very much for this video.

You described this so easily ,Thank

Thank you.

These comments r really 8/7 years ago?😬

Very informative.

Very helpful.

Thanks Ethan. You have a nice flow and tempo. I appreciate this tutorial very much. I am re-finding myself in art after a hiatus. I have been focused on abstraction and expressing emotions with color. Now I want to teardown and build up again ... with realism. Thanks so much for your help.

I’ve been working on this for weeks - book, tutorials - this is so well explained. Thank you!!

I smear. Lefty!

NiCe😊

Great video. If you could make tutorials on cheeks, chins, and forheads however, I'd gladly appreciate it. I just think there a lot more tutorials on eyes, mouths, and noses than what I mentioned.

Thank you so much. This is so accessible and great.

thanks, it really helped a lot

can send me more basic drawing of face different direction

What no one ever tells you is the size of the cut-off. It's always " just cut off the sides".

this stuff is thought in architecture school but not really used in later years where its mostly digital and AutoCAD. fundamentals are important!

instruction unclear. i ate the fucking pen and i think i ate the razor blade too bc i was holding it in had and when i looked back at my hand i seen it coming away from my mouth

Thank you so much! I needed someone to spell it out for me.

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Hey I have that mechanical pencil, best one I ever owned. Lately have been using traditional Blackwing pencils. Awesome tutorial, very clear and concise.

I love how you taught this. I've been watching a few videos but still couldn't get it because they demonstrated but didn't verbally explain what they were doing and why, so I was none the wiser. I need things spelled out!

Just excited to learn from you.

I've been drawing most of my life and am still drawing. I don't practice like I should. The plan is to put it into practice and become a better artist, specifically with human figures and portraits. That old cliche still holds true: Practice really does make perfect. Thank you for the tutorials. Now, the rest is up to me.🙂