How To Create EPIC Scale In Art

-- Have you ever wondered how artists creates such an epic sense of scale in their work? In this video we go through 10 principles of creating scale in visual art.

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0:00 Introduction
0:20 CONTRAST OF SIZE
1:23 CAMERA ANGLES
3:11 COMPOSITION
4:14 PROPORTIONS
6:02 RELATIVE SCALE
7:05 REPETITION
8:10 TEXTURE & DETAIL
9:57 ATMOSPHERIC PERSPECTIVE
11:17 RECOGNIZABLE SCALE
13:24 SPECIAL EFFECTS
14:32 COMMON PITFALLS

[TheCivildecay]

12:34 I think birds are great to add to a epic scene because they usually nest/rest at places out of reach for humans.
So adding them gives off a sense of "people shouldn't be able to reach this place".

[milan.mishra]

Dude this was so well made. Holy shit. Can't imagine the effort it must've taken to edit this. Keep em coming. 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[AXLplosion]

Showing how you apply those principles in practice is super helpful and illustrates each point so well!

[martians]

Wonderful 3d art tutorial, completely software agnostic, widely applicable, love it

[seiffooh]

Not only am i a concept artist, but also a teacher and in all my years of learning art and interacting with both free and paid educational content never have i stumbled upon something so clear, organized and simple discussing such a complex topic! please keep going, this is gold!

[schwif]

THIS IS BY FAR ONE OF THE BEST TUTORIALS I HAVE EVEN SEEN. THE FORMATTING OF THE VIDEO WAS BEAUTIFULLY EXECUTED, WELL DONE!!!

[shreyaspai]

I just randomly stumbled upon this video through YT recommendation. The video is very well made. The editing, pacing, narration, music, the voice itself..everything is on point. I would just like to thank you for showing those absolutely incredible artworks as examples as I had no clue these artists existed. Hopefully they all have an Artstation account that I can follow!

[AlexandroGusso]

i've been having a hard time doing scale renders and with this. Damn so usfull! Love your channel. Big fan from mexico!

[sajidahnaf]

I absolutely can not get over how well put and well demonstrated this video was! thanks a lot
also, tons of great artists mentioned in the video, I found 6 new artists to follow while watching this one single video

[PrivateLZG]

I think bringing the camera down to the ground looking up is pretty much THE most important thing for creating scale. Of course, there are Pieces that don't use that, then the Field of View combined with distance from the object can really make a difference. Far distance + small FOV makes such a difference but is really hard to do in drawings, rather than camera photos, so references are great!
Incredibly well made explenation! Very nice Video ;]
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[JakeWolven]

I'm a painter, not a 3D artist (yet) but this was still immaculately helpful. Excellent job describing each process, using relatable examples, and then applying it to your own world to show its effect. 100% going to send this to my artist friends.

[tomh.]

Love. Love. Love this! I see your number of subs skyrocketing in the near future!

[VRDivision]

so much covered in 15 minutes, you are a legend! love your videos man

[brunocastro]

How can you make such a theme so clear for us ?? Simply amazing, thank you so much.

[hamidmohamadzade]

one of the best tutorials I've ever seen

[lycrisMUSICVEVO]

love the relaxing tone, how things are categorized and applied slowy on en exemple
10/10

[mapopi-mm]

That is some amazing production value, masterfully explained!

[blotsmusic]

holy hell! i'm not an artist and i don't know why YT recommended me this video but it was worth it. you're a true pro. creating such an epic piece out of nothing but some basic principals and your own skill. fukken subscribed.

[drsamuelhaydensecretgaming]

One of the most underrated channels on the platform

[roothdragon]

Very educational and well made! But I have a question — about your square cube law. “Double the height - quadruple the weight.” Isn’t it 8x the weight?
1x1x1 cube = 1 unit of volume
2x2x2 cube = 8 units of volume

Assuming consistent density, and doubling all dimensions, that would be 8x the weight, not 4x.

Right?