Merging Shapes – 10 Minutes To Better Painting – Episode 1

31 thoughts on “Merging Shapes – 10 Minutes To Better Painting – Episode 1”

1. Correction: Painting at 2:16 is by Mead Schaeffer, not Dean Cornwell. D'oh!

2. This is an aspect of digital painting especially where I really struggle and now I have a name for it and an idea of how to improve. Thank you very much!

3. 9:44 You Sir, are going to hell! ^_^ Takes you an hour and a half to paint all that, would take me easily a year and a half and mine would not even be recognizable on what it is… O_o

4. This felt way better than watching porn

5. 8:26 all of that is an hour 1/2 way through… Wow I found you from skillshare. watch a video that you said to watch your episode videos. (I know you only said 2+3 was recommended) But this one sounded interesting as well.

6. excellent work sir ?

7. Great lesson, although I don't necessarily agree with the extent to which you downplay the amount of shapes in the Walter Everett. There's certainly groups of similar shapes creating paths of low resistance for the eye to follow. But they're a region rather than a shape. The use of contrast is what presents the "detail" that most artists refer to in that particular painting; there's many shapes that the eye can observe, even within regions that have similar colour.

   Additionally, the reduction of detail towards the bottom of the image creates a frame, exaggerating the paths created through the higher-detail regions.

   Nonetheless, this video is quite excellent and I'm sure you've improved a lot since you created it.

8. Yo you're amazing! I'm not even a painter and I feel like I want to paint something! I hope you get the success that you deserve!!!!!:^)))))

9. thank you so much for this video ?

10. MARCO BUCCII!!

11. I'm so thrilled that I've found these videos! I don't go to art school, but I'm really passionate about art and it makes my day when I find gemstones like your videos here on youtube! Thank you so much!!

12. that's digital ,what the heck ,i thought that traditional,awesomeness lies here

13. This series is just awesome! keep it up man, and thanks for the free quality tips and lessons!

14. im am so happy to find this video! i have been searching ways to improve my artwork and all of them tell me to do the same thing and i never actually learn from them! i actually learned new information! i really appreciate that! thank you

15. you saved so much time! I feel like this gets people to listen and try it out instead of watching a 3 hour lesson and being unmotivated

16. i coudn't stop laughing when listening to your last example about your kids !!! :))))) hahaha !

17. wow, you are a good teacher.

18. So this is from imagination…
    Very capable!

19. I am a self taught artist and this video helped me so much .. Thank you!!

20. So well explained. My whole painting semester in 10 minutes.

21. Now im intimidated

22. Mike Mignola is an absolute MASTER when it comes to simplification. He's my inking idol. He does so much with so little. And yet, he has perhaps one of the hardest comic styles to mimic.

23. wtf you are amazing????

24. wow thank you for this

25. You're a great teacher, Marco! I've learned more from you in 3 hours than I did in 5 years of high school art classes…

26. digital painting, wow, man

27. I love that your voice sounds so oddly close to a music theory Youtuber named Adam Neely. Makes for seamless transitions from jumping between art and music studies

28. Great! Thank you Marco Bucci! Wonderful lesson!

29. OMG like, seriously, you blow my mind with every video, in each detail you paint or say. You help me to keep my inner child – my excitement and passion for art – alive and growing. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

30. Marco, you're my hero! Man… I just saw your ArtStation Gallery, and I had to pickup my jaw from the floor haha, awesome art! And your videos are VERY helpful, thank you for doing this 😉

31. This is going on the fbi watchlist for promoting neglecting your children

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