Visual Language - 10 Minutes To Better Painting - Episode 2

Improve your concept art and illustration by implementing some simple tools for clear composition and visual language. Good for both digital and traditional artists!
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[TheDesertHamster]

I don't normally comment on videos, but I absolutely had to state that your videos are amongst the most structured, comprehensible and well presented art videos I've seen on the internet. I've seen paid art videos which you easily put to shame.
Thank you for all your hard work.

[howchen]

You have the most mind brightening tutorials on the internet

[MrExcib]

What's just happening right now happens very rarely for me.

I'm pausing the video halfway in to simply say thank you for this content and this extremely well put together, informative and funny video.

[josephcowan]

This video is a good example of communicating a clear message.
My takeaway:







must use fibbonaci spiral when painting cats.

[CiprianHanga]

Oh, my, this is gold. Such important concepts and yet we barely hear anyone mention them. They would usually say "yeah, composition is important, study composition, push your composition, play with the focal point" yet there are no clear explanations on what you should actually do and think about.

Thank you so much for these, Marco, I can't wait to see more on this topic.

[floweydesigns]

You are a legendary teacher, I'll remember you for rest of my life

[LesiureBoy]

Marco, I'm gonna be honest man. I've seen many, many art teachings on YouTube. You've got to be one of the top 3 best teachers I've seen thus far. You have an amazing way of teaching complex art to its simplest form, especially to a novice such as myself. It comes really natural to you and you seem to really enjoy it. Even though it still requires many, many hours to practice in theory you make it not so intimidating to a novice such as myself, but rather, a reason to explore, be free and most of all, have fun! Thank you:)

[RedMangabey]

It's wonderful how you can, in just 10 minutes deliver so much cohesive, fun, useful and important concepts of visual language, that expensive painting courses don't even mention. Thankyou, Marco, You are AMAZING!

[nylo_arts]

"THAT'S IT!"


*"DON'T F**CKING CHEAT ME!"*


Welp now I'll never forget that acronym. Good job.

[birdycat]

Who needs to pay student debt in art college when you have this guy






But seriously, I feel like I should be paying for this lesson, thank you so much.

[svantenordenson]

You got to be the best art teacher ever!

[marcobucci]

Hey guys - Episode 3 will be out in roughly a month from now!

[Vagabond]

I've read and seen countless books, blogs, videos on composition. You've hit the points that I wish someone would address. You have explained design elements WAAAAY better than most "composition" books or videos. What's more is your storytelling technique in doing so puts your videos a few notches above theirs! Great job and thank you!

[deleeleh]

"DONT FUCKING CHEAT ME" is the funniest thing i've ever heard in an art tutorial. and frankly a really effective way to make sure i never forget it!

[Amna-crpn]

Love the content and humour of these bite sized videos.
Brilliant!

[molle]

Wow, those new videos are killer. Entertaining, informative and subjects that aren't covered a lot, even though I feel like I've watched nearly every art video on youtube :D Thank you and keep it up!

[slanguagefreak]

The reason why this series gives me so much confidence is because at some level we have been doing these things and we recognize them when we see them done well (by we, I mean, artists). This is just bringing those things to light. This does not require us to do something drastic or completely change the way we do things and yet it does. I mean, we don't have to readjust our techniques or anything, we have to readjust how we think about things and that makes a drastic improvement. Also, this can be applied to any medium of painting, any genre with equal ease and effectiveness. This is awesome.

[SeculiarSamii]

Your tutorials are very well made and still hold up really well years later. You make everything less intimidating and more fun to do, making me more interested/motivated to try out these new concepts! Thank you for the quality content we artists don't see much here on youtube

[harmonysteel]

Thank you. In 20 years of painting this is one of the best lessons on painting I’ve ever seen. I’m watching it again 😁👍❤️

[joannecarroll]

New subscriber. This series is just brilliantly put-together, no idea why YT hasn't recommended your work before now. Such high quality lessons; thank you (& I do love that you spell 'colour' properly LOL).