Industrial Design Fundamentals 01 Perspective

I've been teaching at my former working place and I really enjoy it so I thought let's share some of it with you. I find people neglect their fundamentals quite often so I made this video so we can practice together.

I actually shot a video in the weekend but i wasn't satisfied so I had to re shoot everything today. A reminder to myself: CLEAN THE LENS NEXT TIME!

I'm curious if you like this long format videos or if I should try and keep them shorter?

Hit like and subscribe if you enjoyed this video!

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[susienyyLoveA]

Im a 15 years old trying to learn how to sketch like this as a hobby or like a thing im interested in! From what i actually understood from the video, while sketching you Don't move your wrist instead your whole hand and i actually find that really helpful thanks for sharing!!!! (English isn't my first language)

[johannesfrom]

This is actually insanely informative and well presented. I teach Design at upper secondary school and I'll totally refer my students to your video series if they need to work from home/study extra or just want to deepen their understanding of Industrial design drawing!

[raymondz]

I think it important to point out and appreciate the depth of this beginners tutorial and the quality of the information this man is giving out, practically free. This is by far the best video out there for those who seek to get into sketching and industrial design! AWESOME work man. I have never subscribed to someone so fast.

[ShengheWang]

the best Industrial Design tutorial I found on line.

[willbephore]

This video is superb.

Drawing is just a hobby for me, but a very important one because reasons. With what I draw, these principles haven't been too important, but lately I've been feeling hampered by my limitations of not understanding them, and frustrated when I tried to branch out, with the lack of foundation to work from.

This is hands down the best, most thorough, and most accessible information on vanishing points I've found, after quite a bit of looking.

As indicated by your previous "long convoluted attempt" at making this video, it is not an easy thing, to create something simple.

This is already changing my sketching game, which then impacts many more areas of my life. Thank you, very much.

You have the teaching skill - it is a true gift.

[ashleyklein]

This has helped me so much! Giving it just one ‘like’ feels wrong

[Hjulia]

The best way i found to do the line warmup is to do draw a fairly large circle with a dot in the middle and then you can draw dots on the circle and draw lines from the middle to the dots around the circle (or if you prefer drawing from the dots around circle towards the middle). This ensures that you are practicing drawing straight lines at every angle.

[小萌李]

Hello Mr. Robert, thank you for the videos you produced. I have learned a lot of practical knowledge from these videos. Especially in perspective.

[feilongish]

Great content. I'm doing electrical engineering, but I still love drawing. Keep up the great work bro✌️

[elleace]

This is amazing! I had to watch this for homework and I would definitely recommend this to friends!

[abbyxiong]

is AMAZING and how come you only have 2000 subs?! So underrated and congrats- You’ve earned yourself a new sub!

[lineh]

Thank you very much, Robert. This class is so very useful!

[ily]

I am studying mechanical engineering and love design and drawing new Products. Good video👍

[questionable]

You are excellent at teaching us the fundamentals!

[alexkutah]

Great video. Thank you very much. I really liked it.

[peinestudio]

Hey Robert! I love the long form content. Thanks so much!!

[shiermalinelagayan]

Thank u for this, it can help my study, because I'm taking Industrial design..❤️

[amrendrakumar]

After searching a lot I got your video which is best for me.

[Matt_]

i attend a drafting school and we learned this too. its so much fun!

[barakabadr]

it is very useful and meaningful, thank u very much, and keep going superstar 🌟