Gesture Drawing AND 2D Animation Practice at the SAME TIME! (Using Blender)

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Ай бұрын

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GESTURE DRAWING and 2D ANIMATION tips, fundamentals, and techniques for quick and effective practice - using BLENDER!
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@pianoatthirty Ай бұрын

Attention former Disney/Bluth animators - THIS is how you teach this stuff!! Thank you Marco for your hard work. I honestly hope more animators come out of the shadows and show us their process - from rough gesture to tie down. We want to see this!!

@corvintheartist4940 Ай бұрын

Shadow animator here, i've got a storyboarding timelapse on my channel if you're interested

@dissonanceparadiddle Ай бұрын

If you aren't aware of him Aaron blaze is very much what you're describing I don't want to know how much money I've spent on his courses but they've been worth every cent but there's a ton of free stuff on his channel. He was the director for brother Bear he animated pretty much going all the way back through the Renaissance I cannot recommend him enough if you're going to buy one thing from him his anatomy courses fantastic but if you're going to buy two things his animating on paper cours is incredible And it finally helped me do the stupid three finger flip thing that animators do not to mention I can finally animate without onion skin or a light table until I'm really getting in there with the in betweens. make so much difference I'm not sponsored in fact I'm anti-sponsored since I paid a lot but his website is creature art teacher and you can find him on KZfaq under Aaron blaze and maybe creature art teacher

@matthewrausch1837 25 күн бұрын

YES!!!!! 100% agree. I seen so many art tutorials and I haven't seen these kinds of techniques discussed that much. It's a shame as it really is an awesome way to learn and practice. I say this may be one of my favorite art tutorials. Line of action, gestures, curves. I rarely see this explained in many art tutorials. Though I did manage to learn some of these techniques elsewhere. It's not that common. I tell you. These techniques are my favorite way to draw. It's even great for illustration as well. You can always clean these up.

@KrazyEngima Күн бұрын

Not everyone is meant to be a teacher. The ability to explain something, in a way people will gather the information from it, is a skill in and of itself. My one art teacher told me "if you ever feel your art career failed, don't just become a teacher." And I think that was his way of saying "don't do what I did". Pretty sure he was also a pedophile, but ayeeee, a lesson is a lesson

@matthewrausch1837 14 сағат бұрын

@@KrazyEngima That is also a great point. Being a great teacher is a skill in itself. I think you do a great job in my opinion but there are people that are good at something but isn't the best at teaching and that is ok. I think the person who made this video did an awesome job at explaining things. Like everything in the world. Teaching takes practice.

@samreevesartist 7 күн бұрын

I had no idea an artist could use Blender to practice in this way. Wow! Thank you again, Marco.

@M4TCH3SM4L0N3 Ай бұрын

Damn, Marco - I have always heard people talk about how Blender is useful for 2D animators, but I never saw it used like this. I'm sure it's not a big secret or anything, but I always appreciate the way that you incorporate these little tech tips into your videos like this - otherwise I would be stuck forever selecting and importing individual image references into Gimp or more likely, just pulling it up in another window. This is way more intuitive (at least at first glance, though I may feel different once I actually get a chance to try uploading a folder full of images into Blender 😅).

@abderrahimbenmoussa4359 Ай бұрын

can have a ton of things going on, I will always stop for Marco's videos

@Jfaups08 Ай бұрын

The way you break down the information and explain not just what you're doing but why you're doing it is unmatched imo. Thank you for making these tutorials, I've learned so much from you over the years.

@EchelonTheCat Ай бұрын

The timing on this couldn't be more perfect. I literally saw Adventure Planet for the first time a few days ago (I've been watching a tonne of Disney to help myself learn about 2D animation), AND at the same time I realised I have a weakness in the area of gesture drawing and have been really struggling with how to do it properly. Thank you so much Marco, your stuff is amazing!

@TypicalEveningPictures Ай бұрын

Man I was always so confused by how people were deciding what the action line was. Might be my neurodivergence but it just wasn’t obvious to me. This video and the last one really clarified that for me. As a blender guy the second half was an added bonus

@sakuralila Ай бұрын

as an autistic person its so hard for me too!!

@AyeJVinci Ай бұрын

Love these animation vids, thank you Marco. MORE VIDS tackling this topic please

@LucilaLiu181 Ай бұрын

Just delighted with your talent and content quality! Each of your videos is a real work of art! 🎨✨

@AndyB-yv3zg Ай бұрын

Great video! I should have to try this myself! I would argue that it might be possible to glean insight into timing for animation by studying this way, if you take the time to pay attention to the reference animation. You could make notes on how long certain actions take and how long they're held, and discover the rhythm of timing and spacin. If you did a gesture drawing of a dynamic quick fight scene, you'd also find out that certain actions have near instant timing, and even multiple actions bundled into single beats.

@matthewrausch1837 25 күн бұрын

This is such an amazing video. I seen so many art tutorial videos and I rarely see people talk about line of actions and gestures. Mostly in stylized art styles like animation. It is refreshing to see a video like this. In all honestly. I think this is the easiest way to do construction in my personal opinion. I also think it makes your art look move lively and have a flow. Something I've been always wanting to achieve. I am no teacher nor have a job at Disney or anything but I legit recommend drawing like this practicing these techniques myself. If I ever become an art teacher I will defiantly show this video. Heck I feel like drawing this way is great for illustration as well. Not just animating. I am so happy a video like this exists. I think many people can benefit from this.

@devanshi2193 16 күн бұрын

Your videos are always amazing and teach me something new every time!

@kuronyanart Ай бұрын

Treasure Planet is my favorite movie. Never thought of looking at things like this. Ive watched it so many times, yet never understood the appeal of the whole animation. It is really an art, that takes so much into understanding its baffling. Thank you for the great breakdown and easy follow-up. And even animating in blender? This framework is looking neat!!

@Chinornor Ай бұрын

Legendary Marco

@nextos Ай бұрын

Your videos are always so helpful. Thank you

@princessthyemis Ай бұрын

THIS IS SO PERFECT!!!!!! You explain everything so wonderfully and clearly!!!

@BarBarKetrab Ай бұрын

So much to learn dernit! Blender's gonna be a grind like no other... all worth it of course. All of your content has helped me so much, especially now that I've actually started working on a slightly more serious short animation. Thank you!

@Jinnyfir Ай бұрын

I love the thumbnail! I knew INSTANTLY that it was Dr Doppler and exactly what scene it was from, THAT'S how good Sergio is 😂❤

@a.miroshin Ай бұрын

Great analisys!

@sergio_tellez Ай бұрын

Glad to see blender for animation in action. I'm learnig blender right now (after three failed attempts in the past, thanks to that donut no one gets right, ever... now with better learning material) and it's super fun! I'm going to try this for sure. Cheers!

@jordanmatthew6315 Ай бұрын

This makes more sense than any book could explain.

@prathamgour-cc1ge Ай бұрын

I really wanna thanks to all the sponsors that make these videos possible

@creativehead4642 Ай бұрын

Great Video👍

@qvnah7kl Ай бұрын

DUDE I WAS LOOKING FOR A VIDEO LIKE THIS AND I WAS WATCHING VIDEOS AND CAME ACROSS THIS ONE TYSM

@bahmy2108 Ай бұрын

I Love Marco Bucci

@zooropa414 Ай бұрын

I love you man

@paperpencilboy2070 Ай бұрын

i was stuck with my animations today... and they I saw this video? is this fate?

@bantitaywade4642 Ай бұрын

Foreshortening in perspective please sir......❤❤❤

@Trid3nt861 Ай бұрын

I learned about C and S curves from Mike Mattesi.

@WilczycaCzarownica Ай бұрын

I'm happy that they upgrated grease pencil to make animation 2D in Blender.

@SiliconRiot Ай бұрын

That third drawing of Dr Doppler looks to me to have his screen left shoulder down and the screen right side up, but that's just an opinion, I love your videos. I did want to add a way to think about the hips or shoulder position when one can't be seen... They generally oppose each other in tilt, if one side is down on one the same side will usually be up on the one you cant see. The same for twist if the right shoulder is forward the right hip will twist to the rear.