1) how did i miss this series way back when 2) where have such minds of clarity & purpose gone? ...social media might not be the place, for by design it cannot encompass the breadth of great ideas expanded over time. beyond initial flashes of novelty lie journeys with hills, valleys, caves, peaks & vistas beyond compare... 3) thanks for the share & reminder than great minds still exist, pondering topics off "popular culture" & deep in niche gardens of extraordinary flora TLDR, media of the common type pales in comparison to a good lecture, book, or meditation...

Absolute gold

I love how you also describe the philosophy behind Bridgman's style

I’m going through the whole session this week 23/6/24

1:16:53 ☠️☠️🎉

1:00:00 reminder to continue

My thoughts exactly A delightful movie very enjoyable thankyou

What a delight to see. My favorite lady.

Thank you!

Oh yeah baby! this is going in the archive

It may be 4 years after this was recorded, but thank you very much for these sessions.

37:10 that’s me 10 years ago when I got this book 🤣 and I haven’t picked it up again until I found this play list.

I’m so thankful of your existence and the internet. ❤ Much love from Indonesia. ❤

what should i do if my enjoyment of drawing exceeds my desire to learn?

I been wondering why the Internet seems to love Marshall. I now understand. this man is a treasure.

OH MY GOD! Only after months I realize that your website is a fun pun based on martial arts! XD

Ive been doing the drawings set at the end of every session and I've got to say, they have made me like drawing again

Marshal you’re a hero that made the Bridgman book extra valuable!

You are a great man Marshall!!! Thanks for all your work!

THIS IS GOLD!!!!!!1 Thanks a lot

Rimmer's proportions, very similar to Attack on Titan Titans.

Excellent video, thank you !

9:00 I have visible collarbones and sir marshall got me touching myself, damn

I've just found this. What a fantastic resource. As a teacher and an artist I am bowled over! I'm rewinding, rewatching and even laughing sometimes. I particularly love the fact you point out Bridgman's inconsistencies whilst encouraging us to enjoy them!

I recently gotten serious about drawing, Despite wishing I started years ago when I was younger and had time,,, But no more regrets, no more self guilt-trapping, I am going to learn and learn. I was happy finding Bridgman's books last week, And I thought learning them would feel lonely but your video and future series(for me) will help a lot Doubt you read comments at all but thanks.

Excellent

I did... I did put my finger on the screen 😔

Sorry the music doesn’t help it annoying

Marshall delivers this with such conviction panache and flair, it's absolutely incredible. I am amazed.

Long life for drawing ✍🏻

Hello Marshall I hope this message finds you well. I'm a big fan of your work, and I've been following your tutorials for quite some time. Your expertise in character design is truly inspiring. I've been struggling with creating character turnarounds, especially when it comes to understanding shapes and forms in three dimensions. I find it challenging to maintain consistency from various angles and dynamic perspectives . Every time I attempt a turnaround, I find myself stuck and confused, particularly with aspects like the length and shape of the chin and nose from a side view. Maintaining consistency becomes a significant challenge, and my characters end up looking different from various angles. Please make a corse on that Considering your mastery in character design, I would love to see a course from you that focuses on this aspect-guidance on understanding shapes and forms in 3D and ensuring character consistency from any angle. Your insights into drawing and thinking about these details would be immensely valuable. I believe many artists, including myself, would greatly benefit from your expertise in breaking down the complexities of character and animal turnarounds. Your unique teaching style could provide a solid foundation for artists struggling with similar challenges

You're a legend! I've had Bridgmans book for years and always meant to do a serious study of it. I will be watching all of this boot camp.

Marshall you have a great way of teaching

Thank you so much Marshall. I've been having a hard time sitting down and studying and learning but listening to you helps me so much. It's very relaxing and inspiring. Thank you again.

during the exercises portion of this when you say "do a few things with it" do you mean variations on? meaning like , study it once, then variate, or do the same thing 6 times in the times allotted? i love Heinrich kley btw. was a good vid, will check out the others.

Invaluable series. Thank you so much for this.

marshall, if i had teachers like you in college i would have finished my degree.

Marshal where have you been all my life. This is the kind of teaching that I prefer, a teacher that teaches not how to do things but what to look for and how to learn things. I really appreciate this class, been replaying again and again for a month now.

I can barely stand a twenty minute video but the way you teach here has got me to stay the whole way through. It's simply amazing

I love the way he talks lol this is so useful

Thank u marshall :) It really helps us all......

What a fantastic teaching on one of my favorite Artists. I love your channel!🙌

so very helpful to hear you remind me, it's for me. I am serving myself and doing what I want and being guided by you and others. no assignments....thank you thank you thank you. right time in my life to hear. too bad I didn't understand earlier. but that's ok too..

Oh I found you. And now I'm gonna learn about this......

who here in 2024?!

I had the complete guide on my shelf for decades now (the yellow one) I didn’t understand a single thing he wrote back when I bought it. Have been getting back into drawing lately, just for fun - lots of trees. Somehow ended up again at drawing boxes, got interested in anatomy and re-read the first 20 or so pages, then drew along with what he wrote and suddenly it all makes sense. It’s as if he wrote it in a way that FORCES you to think about it, and by actively thinking about it, you’re learning much better. But some passages are hard to understand for a non native speaker, so I came looking if someone took apart the book. Your video is tremendously helpful! I will try to get as far as possible in my own, and watch when there’s a language barrier again.

Thaanks for a very constructive (in more than one sense) seminar! I've learned a lot about Bridgman, but also about how to become a great artist! I'm sure Bridgman would be proud! :)