How to Learn Composition

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TIMESTAMPS
0:57 Shape vs Content
1:47 CSI
2:47 Shapes + CSI
3:21 Shapes Hierarchy
4:13 Line Hierarchy
5:15 Arrange Elements
6:18 Proportion
6:55 Visual Guidance
7:49 Gestalt Theory
8:28 How to Practice

[meyx_]

Hello everyone! There’s an Anime called “Blue period “

It’s an anime that focuses on art. I learned composition, fundamentals, focus and
construction on that anime.

It also focuses on ideas and the pain of an artist

Searching those words make this appear on my algorithm ❤

[AzaleaHorde]

You summarized the entire Krenz’s 24 hours course into less than 10 min. I approve of this!

[uninexo]

Finally, someone who teaches art more than things like "how to draw eyes the same size" "how to make realistic hair" etc

[straynekokami]

As someone who studied graphic design, I’m incredibly impressed with how well you managed to explain these concepts in such a concise way!
I never truly thought of combining graphic design with illustration in this way, and now it seems so obvious. Thanks man, wonderful job.

[SakuraScythe]

"If you want to show everything, you show nothing" is such a raw quote I love it

[hazyorange]

2:01 This thing is so true. Drawing strong, confident lines looks way better than tracing because it's more stable and has a sense of direction.

[vegtam]

I clicked thinking it was going to be music composition. Ended up watching a professional essay on illustration. I have no regrets.

[Phrixys]

Ive always wondered why japanese artist draw so much straight lines in their artworks and how they're so pro at making lines especially straight ones. CSI really helped!

[wradraws]

You did a really good job explaining composition! You can establish importance through line, shape, color, lighting, shading, size, etc. It all depends on what you want to emphasize.

[ladylele]

You have just simplified my 4 years of art university infromations in one video with more practical examples . 🖒
Thanks a lot💗🙌

[HetaPancake]

I think this is one of the first simple videos that actually helped me understand composition

[ruijie]

Thank you for making such a detailed video! So many artists just say "break it down into shapes" and "just reference it". Showing such step by step processes and how they compare to without these processes really helps with understanding the various aspects.

[millicentwood]

It's really gratifying to see that I've been unconsciously applying all these concepts just from studying other artists alone. To have it all laid out professionally and clearly made me appreciate them more.

[JeanetteSalibArtist]

such useful information explained in an easy-to-understand format that keeps the viewer engaged. thank you for creating it!

[ontune]

cool video but Ive noticed that you keep downplaying yourself too much. "Im not good at this..." "Im not good at that". Technical skill can always be practiced and your being too self conscious about it. Dont worry and be more confident.

[migueleng]

One of the best explanations and tips about composition I´ve heard!

[dchick]

This is a masterclass but explained so clearly with great examples, which is impressive enough, but to manage it when English isn't your first language takes it to a whole new level. I'll be coming back to this again and again - THANK YOU!

[victornoel]

Thank you for the tutorial. Composition is by far the part that I struggle with the most.

[LewisCoxIII]

Wow, I've been studying art for a long time and your CSI summary is the best I've seen!
You're getting me pumped up to draw!

[annymus]

ive always struggled with composition and i feel it is consistently the weakest part of my work, but this helped explain so much :')