Good luck with your future art class! Here is a resource bundle that goes along with the video 😉www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Texture-Elements-of-Art-Bundle-Worksheet-Answers-Slideshow-Video-More-7649985
I literally just clicked on a link included in my college class's online study material for the week and the link took me here. Imagine my surprise when the video that pops up is the CZcamsr I already watch regularly.✨👀Congratulations, you're a college professor today.😂
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Oh wow! That's awesome! Let your art teachers know to reach out to us. We'd love to hear from them how we could make their lives easier! education@wingedcanvas.com
BUT HOW DO I IMPLY TEXTURE? I get all the theory stuff but how do I go from pencil lines to something that looks like hair or scales or whatever. I tried googling it but google doesn't know what I'm talking about.
Texture might just be the hardest thing for me to do. I can kind of creature a smooth surface with lighting but fur and everything else... well it's tough. Everything I draw is super flat. So I guess I'll have to go to another channel to learn how that works.
@@pinnappel713 no you're slightly incorrect, its human to include both men and woman and everyone. Saying hu-man puts emphasis on males which is wrong since it ignores women. Sadly women have men in it too because historically when men were tyrannical, they decided this type of vocabulary where women's indivisualisation wasnt pointed out. Human is used to address everyone. So change your reply to human. :)
My teacher in 5th grade used this video for a art class, I’m glad I found your channel to tell you this! 😄
Lucky i wish i my teachers used these types of videos
Yes my teacher also used this exact video and others by this youtuber also in 5th grade
My sixes grade teacher uses her videos lol
It’s 10:56😂
Lucky you.
YOU'VE CURSED ME!! I CAN'T STOP LOOKING AT THINGS AND TASTING IT!! my life will never be the same...
As a future teacher I'm adding this to my text set! Thank you so much for this 🖤
Good luck with your future art class! Here is a resource bundle that goes along with the video 😉www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Texture-Elements-of-Art-Bundle-Worksheet-Answers-Slideshow-Video-More-7649985
I literally just clicked on a link included in my college class's online study material for the week and the link took me here. Imagine my surprise when the video that pops up is the CZcamsr I already watch regularly.✨👀Congratulations, you're a college professor today.😂
I looked around the room and found out you are right. What great insight!
this helped a lot because my art teacher doesn't explain the things we're learning in art so thanks a lot !!
Ahhhh KIRBYYYYYY!!! Thank you for the video 😭😭
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I like how the title says FUNNY
Awesome!
Thank you for uploading. 🌱
It would be amazing if you made a video of all the elements of art together. Like an overview. My classes love your videos. Thanks
I have now mentally licked everything in my room
Omg this video is amazing!
Amazing! Thanks a lot :D
My 5th grade teacher showed our class this last year
Oh wow! That's awesome! Let your art teachers know to reach out to us. We'd love to hear from them how we could make their lives easier! education@wingedcanvas.com
Yknow what, this is funny!
very useful
Dude I'm in literal college and my teacher used this video.
Are you going to do a video for every element 💚💚💚💚 Please do!!!
This was actually the last element we had left! All the other elements can be found in our Elements of Art playlist!
Really
The funny also refers to the video length
BUT HOW DO I IMPLY TEXTURE? I get all the theory stuff but how do I go from pencil lines to something that looks like hair or scales or whatever. I tried googling it but google doesn't know what I'm talking about.
Texture might just be the hardest thing for me to do. I can kind of creature a smooth surface with lighting but fur and everything else... well it's tough. Everything I draw is super flat. So I guess I'll have to go to another channel to learn how that works.
4:38 its human made :) not just made by men
Yes, it's hu-man made :)
@@pinnappel713 no you're slightly incorrect, its human to include both men and woman and everyone. Saying hu-man puts emphasis on males which is wrong since it ignores women. Sadly women have men in it too because historically when men were tyrannical, they decided this type of vocabulary where women's indivisualisation wasnt pointed out. Human is used to address everyone. So change your reply to human. :)
Man-made literally means made by humans. Anyone that has been to school would know that the term ‘man-made’ doesn’t exclude women.
first!!!
You actually talk really fast 🤣