上田耕造 クロッキー デモンストレーション
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- クロッキーとは、短時間で描く描き方の１つです。
よくデッサンと比べられますが、１０分、５分など比較的短時間で完成させることと、デッサンが鉛筆や木炭で描くのに対し、クロッキーには画材の制限がない点が異なります。
また、デッサンは原則として単色であるのに対し、クロッキーは単色である必要がない点も異なります。
上記の点から、画材と描き方の工夫により表現の幅と可能性が広がることから、古くから多くの画家が取り組んでいます。
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墨汁、６０号大にカットしたマットサンダース紙
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I thought CZcams was recommending me another JoJo video
woshii akii ben I would be okay with that
I'd actually love to see something like this where Araki draws people in JoJo style
Me too 😂
ikr that pose got me.
That menacing pose attracts me
The confidence in those strokes are envy inducing.
No kidding, I was watching at 5:40 how he instantly made an expressive face, when next thing I know HES GOT SHADOWS DEFINING THE HAT LIKE WTF. He manages to make so much out of so little. The video goes so fast I can't properly take in what he does and I end up pausing every time he finishes a section, it's insane. I'm not usually impressed by art because there are so many good artists out there, but this guy is god damn amazing.
Ikr, the way he painted without hesitation makes me jealous and amazed at the same time, like when can I get on this level??
@@anonymousantonet when you have more courage in yourself!
Make a decision and take action even if its a little off is the artist way.
Work with just ink for a while. You'll probably mess up 9 out of 10 drawings in the beginning, but you'll be surprised how easy your mind is able to adept to not having a preliminary sketch to work with.
Can we just appreciate Art Models? Like the patience it takes
Seth Leoric YES. Like her arm must’ve been dying by the end of it. At least, mine would have 😣
New challenge. Strike. Pose and you must keep it for the entirety of this video
@JIJI ah..
Might seem evil but i really wanna tickle so much to see her patience break down 🤣🤣
@@nix_finity4848 oof
I couldn't quite focus after I kept noticing the poor logo in the corner struggling to stay in frame of the video lol
😂😂😂
It's probably because the video had a motion stabilizer. That logo had a hard time trying not to touch that corner.
That poor logo was in such an anxiety
The logo did its job well to be in the video :>
i hate you
I assume now that having an Afro makes you a Master Class Painter who can turn blobs into art in 20 minutes or less.. Guy is like a Japanese Bob Ross.
he's a worse Bob Ross who paints people instead of scenery eh
I'll paint you! *shakes brush menacingly*
That is definitely not an afro!
@@ploopybear Look, as much as i like Bob Ross, as an artist, the painting in this video is more impressive to me than what Bob does. Ultimately, though, they're simply different subjects and methods, and can't really be compared well.
Although drawing/painting from imagination is usually more difficult than observational drawing, Bob paints landscapes with things like mountains, rocks, trees and so on, which are pretty much the easiest things to paint, with the most room for error out of any subject out there. He doesn't have to accurately replicate anything from reference either, so that again expands the room for error significantly.
The techniques he uses for putting down paint are excellent for producing visual shorthands of the things he is painting, such as using white paint on a knife to draw glaciers on mointains, or tapping a knife/wide brush sideways to paint a pine tree, but are also really easy to get good results with. Look up videos of people following his steps, and it's impressive how even absolute beginners can end up with good looking paintings by the end of the episode.
Meanwhile, here is an expressive observational figure painting. Humans are arguably the most difficult subject when it comes to room for error, as any irregularity can be blantantly visible due to the way our brains pay extreme attention to the human form.
@@Maxflay3r I just thought this wasn't as impressive because I already draw like this lol
Paint me like one of your Japanese girls.
Edger Allen Poe, How ya doin after death?
SmallMailMan Mewthew binge drinking
@HandsOffStalker ?
WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO$$$$$$#######!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
ಥ‿ಥ
so he started with the shadows and worked out the medium to small details
Yup, common in a lot of academic western portraits too. Although this looks like ink work, which can be a lot more unforgiving than certain aspects of oils
@@smol_gremlin It is ink and this guy definitely nailed it. His particular style is called sumi-e (in case of curiosity).
@@sptony2718 Ohh thanks for the info, i'm going to search about that style now
He made the gesture using the shadows. Just amazing.
yes
影が見える人ってほんとすごいよね
線の1本1本が無駄じゃないってところ…尊敬します
モデル凄いな…
よくあの体制を維持できるわ
これ結構時給いいんすよ。
母がやってたので……
@@kitiku_robot 母つよし
10分だとどうなるんだ……
ミミ兄さん
日給じゃなくて時給なのね
美大の試験のモデルほんときつそうなイメージ
影から描くってのが凄すぎて意味わからん
おぺずンク 影だけ追えばいいのよ。
でもこの人は影の細部も見逃してなくて感覚が鋭いから、細かい影も拾えちゃうんだけどね。
でもこの絵細い筆で描く線がかっこよくないと行けない絵。
それな笑
白い紙に黒で描いてんねんからむしろ影から描くのは当然やろ
富李後
この手のコメント欄って絶対に「いや当然でしょ」派のコメあるよな。
@@airu__ そのコメがあるのは当然でしょ
とゆかこの人すげー
筆に迷いのない書道みたいですね。
2:34 なんだかんだここが1番好き
I can't believe i'm watching this free on youtube.
It’s very interesting how he starts with the shading first. I might try it but I work on digital, so using the brush settings on large will be an interesting challenge
I use Photoshop and do this sometimes! It's super-fun
Somehow its kinda easier to do still life with that technique besause it could track a movement faster (perhaps just a personal prefrence... But i liked that technique and used them since my hugh school of art)
サスペンダーのお姉さん可愛い
i love that so many of us instantly thought this was something Jojo related, but still to watch the process of how this person works is so interesting. it just gets me pumped to study and practice more
Stand name: Paint in Black (Rolling Stones’ song)
Stand user: the japanese painter
N I C E bru
Paint IT, black is the name and fits better
Rohan 2.0
ゴゴゴ
Paint It, Black*
あのポーズを10分続けた彼女に賞賛👏👏👏
Me: hey what are you drawing? Can I see?
Friend: oh it’s just a crappy doodle. It’s really bad. But sure.
*whips out that painting*
Artists are very critical.
Realistically I'd say I'm decent, but if you ask me about my opinion of anything I've made, I'd say I hate it.
Zaire OH ME TOO BRO. My friends say I’m amazing and I’m like
Bitch what
Whoa... maybe that's true. I'm an amateur writer, my reader always says my novel is good when I always think my novel like a garbage
@@rudykurniawan5520 It's difficult to tell with verbal opinions. I don't mean to be rude, but I can assure you that most people would say "it's good" just as a courtesy.
(Though I obviously don't know any of the tiny details, like exact wording, body language, and their personality.)
@@Zaire82 Well, they literally mail me and friend me on my social media only to ask for more
一回目、最初何かいてるかわからんくらいの
影が二回目見返すと立体的に見えるのほんとすごいです。
このコメント見て二回目見たわ、これはすごい…。
@@user-gv2zi5yu8j めちゃくちゃに見えてたものが頭が理解すると形に見える不思議…
just from that one stroke alone, it's already better than my finished artwork
just look him up, his oil paintings are really striking. is he considered to be an impressionistic painter?
In a way, I guess you could say that
What's his name? I don't know how to find his name even in his Amazon page.
@@ferro1398 Kozo Ueda
@@kennethmanuel1094 thank you very much
It's an inkwash style called Sumi-e and as you said it's an impressionistic style; originating from China.
途中モデルさんも笑ってるの好きw
all his strokes look so confident and imperfect that its amazing
話しながらこのスピードと精度で、しかも影からかけるのほんとやばい
モデルさんの話してる時にモデルさんがちょっと笑って頬が動くの好き こんな固まってられるのすごいなぁ
この人ほんと凄いし憧れるし最高
いつかこんな絵を描けるようになりたい。
sena BSK その想いが在れば描けますよ！
if she is a Jojo character who will it be?
Note: i clicked because of her pose. I thought it's Jojo, by the way I like the art.
mutiyangpiling babae Kyo Nijimura i guess
jotaro’s mom if she had a stando and go to save her son with her dad to bear Dio ass
この人には一体何が見えてるんだ……？
かきこみすぎない方が
好きなんですよ…
忠実に再現(描く)よりね
余白…的というか
桜Kuchika
鑑賞者に予測させる
凄い
Si
桜Kuchika 陰影などハッキリしてる分スッキリしてる
今年の一文字！みたいな豪快な書き方ですね。
楽しそう！
描けたら、楽しそうだ！
I love the confidence with which he makes all of his paintstrokes. You can see it every time: one careful look, but just for seconds due to the time limit. It’s not only a ten minute painting. This painting in reality took so many years of practice. This video got even better once I realized that.
yo props to the model for holding that difficult pose for a whole 10 MINUTES because damn
(also the artist is WOW)
still my favourite live freestyle video even after 6 years
モデルマジ凄い俺だったら2分くらいしかもたんわ…
I really love what she’s wearing!!!! Orange white and black is always my favorite color because it represent Halloween!!!
8:49 "...speedo..." welp, I understood that word. seems pretty accurate too.
Ive been taking drawing seriously for 2 years and i still struggle at drawing hands this legend just did it in barely 5 seconds
Trap or am I ?¿ He has been studying for much longer than 2 years. There is also the effect that habits has on drawing and progress.
I love the super faint Beatles song playing in the background
Literally his paintbrush touched the paper for two seconds and it was already good. Amazing
I was allowed to film a drawing at Yuko Nagayama's solo exhibition last year, but I still don't know what to express in sentences.
The last words of Kozo Ueda that I demonstrated were impressive.
This video is for many people.
昨年の永山裕子さんの個展でのクロッキーを撮影をさせて貰いましたが、
未だに文章で何と表現して良いのか解りません。
実演された上田さんの最後の言葉が印象的でした。
多くの方にご覧頂きたい動画です。
me parece increible como maneja la anatomia
Something about across the universe and the long and winding road playing in the background of him painting, makes me feel a certain way.
The first brushstrokes somehow looked like he was writing the shadows with calligraphy. Really amazing to watch. I love the sumi-e school of painting, especially the more modern one.
上手すぎてこわいよ…
1，2分ですでに作品として完成してませんか…？
自分じゃ10時間使ってもこんな説得力のあるものを描けない…
At some points I thought: "This is where the Bob Ross stream would scream 'RUINED!!!!' with no end"
bob ross would say that, in his world theres only happy mistakes
モデルさんキープしてんのホントすごいな
Reminds me alot of Yoji Shinkawa's work, but what I like about Yoji's work is that the faces are always bold and impactful and grab your attention
Imagine turning around to see this as a model.
5:34 is that "the long and winding road"?
Ricardo Arreola
exactly‼︎👍
Love his gestures and rhythm.
The model is very appealing.
I thought it was Araki designing another jojo pose but what I am seeing is a truly beautiful sight. The way he apply those strokes are so...I don't even have words for it. All I now is that it would take me Hours to draw a a person like that with a *PENCIL* .
This reminds me of Metal Gear artwork
XELI I thought it was Yoji Shinkawa but I think it’s not him
@@gaelmargrace ah he must be the original artist for Metal Gear.
XELI that’s what I thought but it’s different physically so I don’t know
But its practically the same artstyle
who is this guy? I know Yoji Shinkawa as well I thought it wa shim
Salted I thought that too
I guess his name is that 4 kanji’s at the beginning of the title
i love hes work is beautiful
Love how confident his strokes are
上手いなぁ‼︎😊 短い時間で 的確に線が繋がって行って絵が完成する。感動しました‼︎🌟
モデルさんダンサーさんかな。体の動きが決まってる‼︎👍
そして遠くにかかってる曲 Beatles " The long and winding road"🍀
his brush strokes really butter my croissant
説明しながら描いてるのが凄すぎる・・・
The angle of the camera is very wrong. Must be close to the artist's point of view
yeah i thought he just draw it wrong but the angle of camera isn't right
@@ian-ob5ht yes they did not care about the education side, they showed the success of drawing in a short time.
@@grfktsrm maybe this vid is not from the real owner?
@@ian-ob5ht All videos of this channel are the same, very impressive works but not very instructive, just demoralizes you can't 😂
The set up might've been more restrictive. Or if they set it up differently, we wouldn't have seen the canvas clearly. We just don't know.
Awesome, I really enjoyed watching
I can't help but to think about how the model looks like Erika from Durarara cosplaying a guard from Nanbaka
The art is so beautiful! The fact that it seems like a sketch but also a piece of art that looks like it'd take at least 5 hours to do is astonishing!
This was a pleasure to watch
Any one got this in their recommendation and dont speak Japanese?
You?
Impressive beauty of art !
0:45時点ですでに綺麗で、完成形を頭に浮かべて描き始めた絵の凄さがわかった、、、
This guy draws a couple of strokes and I was wtf is he doing
Then I realize he thought a head of time
i can watch it over and over
I’m surprised this video does not show up in the search engines. I’ve been looking for this video and the channel for a long while.
12 seconds in I was like "oh my, I love this".. The remaining 10 minutes was just a bonus for me lol
Without outlines and shapes is a difficult work to do... well anyways THIS IS REALLY A MASTERPIECE
I see a Kanji moves in his drawing/painting. it is very typical for japan and gives a new perspective.
Amazing how he gets the entire figure with just a few loose marks and wide brush strokes , very skilled mark making.
「線1本1本に形容詞が付くぐらいのバリエーションを」
now that's good art.he has shadow and form done in 2 minutes . amazing. looks great!
Seeing him paint like this really makes me want to try it aswell!
Wow his art is so beautiful!
painting like this looks really fun, I'm sad there's no modeling done around here.
Wow just what I needed another artist to remind me of how hard I have to work to get to that level
Dope. Respect from Italy.
thought it was gonna be another jojo video, but I was pleasantly surprised. this is rlly cool 😳
捉えるの上手すぎて死ぬ
The way he moves his hand is so mesmerizing
I love this technique of art. Thank you for the inspiration.
Awesome piece
Lowkey thought this would be a jojo vid
The picture looks so dramatic and full of character. Much more so than reality. If i had only seen the picture i would assume the girl sat in a small room with spare lighting perhaps just one window.
I think one day i will buy one of his pictures.
The artist can do just what I want to be able to do he's quick and it still looks amazing and he can even get in detail
This is Amazing to watch
It’s kind of incredible how well he captures form
i always thinking about the model
hm it's kinda weird to put myself in his mindset bc his strokes are both rlly frantic yet controlled and deliberate idk how he manages to not let himself go too far when making quick and loose strokes when i wouldve gone and outlined the entire thing (then again this is watercolour and requires different techniques). It's glaringly obvious how well practiced and knowledgable in the medium he is. This seemed like such a fun study to do, I could feel him enjoying it.
HE STARTED WITH THE FRIGGIN SHADOWS!!!!!
Her arm must have been hanging off by the end of it.
Its only been about 10 minutes
Models who pose for life drawings hold poses way longer than 10 minutes. The subjects I drew in class were in position for 20 to 30 minutes or more.
@@gozinta82 Her arm was unsupported for ten minutes, artist should have considered the model.
You hold your arm up for ten minutes.
@@macker33 I'm sure the model got paid well for it. You're getting offended over someone else's concern. I'm sure they'd mention it or wear a brace underneath if they needed. Professional Models aren't that dumb.
@@gozinta82 Shes a model not a mule and life models dont get paid that much.
モデルさんのポージングすごい無駄のないかっこよさ…
太筆の下絵段階で特徴を捉えてるのが凄い。
正面からだと書いてる方の見てる角度からモデルさんを見れればもっとよかった
this painting alone has more forms and shapes than most modern art in museums
Him: *takes about 10 minutes to draw a perfect portrait
Me: *takes about my whole lifespan to draw a perfect stick figure
Then ur gay
At least it’s perfect
I've been to these classes before, my challenge is always getting started, my teacher tells me it doesn't matter where or when you start but that you just start and everything will just come into place, I remember one class it was my turn to demonstrate my skills to the class in a 30 minute quick paint and I literally just stood there not being able to start, and at the end of my session the model got so angry at me for not producing anything that I was shamed out of the classroom. One of my worst experiences yet, my problem is that I have an extreme analytical mind and it is almost impossible for me to accept anything but perfection in my work, any kind of work, it's weird because when I'm in my zone when I finally do start something I can produce amazing pieces, just not on a whim. if I'm given enough time, usually 3 to 4 hours to properly observe my piece then I can make amazing things, but that comes with obvious problems, but despite my short comings I still try my best to make my art faster, but I got to say that I'm always envious of those who can just do without crippling hesitation and I wish I could be more like you all.