How to draw in 3d space with GREASE PENCIL | Blender 2.9 ALPHA | Tutorial

Timetable:
00:00 Start
0:03 - Intro
0:37 - About 3d drawing
3:18 - Drawing with origin orientation
6:00 - Drawing with 3d cursor orientation
7:44 - Example: further drawing preperation
9:14 - Example: Drawing the chair
14:37 - Outro

#brush #stroke #concept
Hey guys. This time I didn't write a script for the video and did it more freely. I hope you get the information for this as well. I placed some different subtitles to the video afterwards, for some supporting information to the voice track.

[anantamadhava]

at the end of my self education am gonna have a pretty big collection of human accents

[MintoonComics]

I've been looking around for this kind of grease pencil tutorial. This was very well explained. I think drawing in 3D like this will save a lot of time for illustrators who want to create 3D references without modelling.

[Aratxe]

NOW I understand the Grease Pencil. I was looking for this kind of Tutorial so long. Thank you!

[reinantewhisper]

Now Blender needs an update to transform automatically this chair as a 3D Object.

[DodaGarcia]

Omg finally a grease pencil tutorial that actually explains how it works as opposed to just making amazing things for me to watch while going on about the features in a vague way. Subscribed.

[christophervaca]

I can understand your English perfectly. Excellent tut.

[lawrencedoliveiro]

8:34 You could use CTRL-ALT-Q to enable quad view. This gives you three axis-aligned orthographic views plus one freely-orientable perspective/orthographic view.

[johndeggendorf]

Outstanding! This bridges the gap for us “masters” of the pencil who just want to cross the 3D threshold. This feature alone makes blender a worthwhile tool for artists. As “Minton Comics” commented, 3D reference for 2D illustrators and animators is incredibly useful. Excellent video, sir. Thanks 🙏🎩🎩🎩 (Would love to see more on this.)

[DarkAutumnD]

I've been a 3D model artist, working with games engines, for about 19 years now. I always find it so frustrating going between 3D modelling software and Photoshop. I've always wanted a means to literally draw my concepts into the 3D environment. This comes in very handy for modular modelling as I can draw variants on top of the underlying model. As an experienced pencil artist I find it so very useful to draw concepts before diving into things. I often find that the "mind to 3D" doesn't often work. It's better to draw out your ideas and I find it encourages new ideas!

[Luka]

Looks like this uses math functions similar to interactive geometry graphing softwares like GeoGebra? Only more artistic and intuitive for artists in addition.

[franksonjohnson]

Yo you did a great job without a script, and I noticed all the extra effort you put into the captions, way to go thank you for this.

[EDITMODE]

This is so fricken cool. Quick question though...if you were to fill the chair with a color and then place a light behind it...would it cast a shadow from the chair??? That would make shading for ("traditional art" although it's in 3d space) look soooo realistic! 😄

[jorari]

I've always asked myself : how can this amazing tool help us. Excellent tutorial by the way.

[michaelgugu]

OMG OMG THANK YOU!! This is what I wanted to do!!!

[sspyrshlsx]

I just found this channel. Welp, that's quality you got there. Hope you soon get what you deserve :)

It's really odd to see only that less people are there

[princessthyemis]

WHEN WILL THEY LEARN??!!! That's my question!!! Some things simply should not be animated. This whole thing basically originated because they believe that animation is inferior to live action!

[fliptopjim]

Really handy basics tutorial. Thanks so much for recording. I also really like your presenting style.

[cekuhnen]

What really is missing it seems making a 2D sketch 3D - then it would be like gravity sketch

[SkyfishArt]

Thank you! The 3D cursor aligning in all sorts of random direcitons in 3D view really kicked me around too. I was trying to use a plane that i moved around in 3D space but it was too cumbersome to keep switching from draw mode to object mode just to move the plane, and the plane also do not work when i render it in wireframe. so annoying... but this using the cursor in isometric view might just solve the workflow.

[ishaartworks]

Thankyou...that's called a beginner tutorial. I had been roaming all around on Youtube 😪