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this is great, thank you!

I have to say rimmer's work is pretty impressive when you look at his older sketches. They seem like they were made by a very talented 12 year old, and the fact that he recieved no art education but qualified to teach at an art school. I've never seen anything like his work, though william blake's work comes pretty close. Rimmer apparently said that blake was superior to michelangelo.

I’m reading her books to my grandchildren. In English and Spanish my own translations. Such joy.

Enjoyable thank you 😊.

Thank you for this course! I've had a Bridgman book for a while and never got too much out of it. With the guidance in this course, I've learned so much!

1:15:29 the body is like a WHAT

I never would have guessed this was Marshall if wasn't for the title and channel

Thank you thank you thank you so much for your generosity in producing this curriculum and giving it to us for free!! I had the older hardcover but bought the 5th Edition to follow your course.😊

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The story of Blake is memorable and hilarious! Loving this series so far!

thank you!!

You are a legend Marshall! thank you for everything !

Amazing as always Marshal, After binging your free bridgman course, I wrote you as a character who knighted me using a g pen. A Yoda archetype who opens the eyes of his mentee to the hidden powers of nature and push their limit to unlock their innate potential. Congratulations in launching your perspective course in proko by the way.

I really have a huge respect for mr Marshall, he is again offering this valuable content for free.

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You are such a fun creativity instructor.

Thanks for making this available Marshall!

seems like Wedging is creating an append (adding lines to form planes) to "merge" forms whereas Locking is extruding and carving forms to "fit". Its like working in a 3D modeling software program like googles sketchup except with paper and pencil. Maybe a good exercise would be to act like a 3-D modeling program

I love you Marshall, you are a gift to humanity ❤️

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.