3 Rules for Better Composition in Your Art

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[MahmudTheMedium]

Anytime i think i got a good grasp of “good composition” there’s always new things i can apply.

[iCamSkiEz]

The contrast in soft and hard shapes really makes it leap out. great tip

[DDartlover]

Had not heard of the balance idea where a large shape crosses the center line. Very helpful

[PCGamingClassix]

I finally found you from Proko, seeing that you dont have a million subs is criminal

[MrSongib]

I think it depends on the overall feelings of the piece as well, for my simple rules to keep in mind are Feels => Shapes=> Value from Big, medium, and small.

[tumblingrosesstudio]

Great lesson, thank you! Saving this and subbed!

[netfnek]

This is really helpful thanks so much!

[xohang]

its a great tips, thanks so much & good luck~

[josiahchayaperez]

Environment round building things straight. Excellent

[muda_muda_mudaa]

great vid. made me remember some rules

[TamilVolk]

Such a great fantastic video! I always learn something new from this channel.

At 1:53 I am confused for the bottom image. The 1:3 and 2:3 ratio. Is it based on values or just general amount of pixels? Because if it is only pixels, it feels more like 40/60 ratio. I am really bad at math, so I apologize if I am missing something. I assume it's sky vs land right?

Thanks!

[daystarrises]

Are you saying the weight of the image comes from darks tones being heavier verses the lighter tones having a lighter weight? Not sure what you meant. I always thought that composition has a lot o do with the linear motion of where the eye is coaxed whether lighter or darker in color, such as the branches, clouds or mountains. It is a difficult subject to break down into rules as I believe they all interact and effect one another. Thanks for the video.

[brandi]

the framerate on ur camera makes u look like a stop motion figure LMAO

[ross]

I hope it's not too late for me to ask this, but are these rules better applied in the process of creating/thumbnailing the piece or before?

Do we use this to check our work or plan our work is what I'm concerned with?

[carole]

Hi thanks for this can you do a video just on how to start doing thumb nails. Every time I start, my brain begins to over complicate things. Is this normal for beginners? Thanks

[Gooner]

Composition is the probably the one last thing that's making me afraid of starting a painting

[brandonleroux]

How to make 6 minutes feel like a thousand years. Well done. Pointless video.

[mozartwa]

in this two pieces given as examples no balance at all!!! and if this gay do not see it - you are worth such a teacher - believe him)))