
Sometimes we get stuck in our sketching. This trick always works for me to get unstuck and I'm pretty sure it will help you out as well.
Might sound odd, but this is another way to really get the creative juices flowing.
If you're still stuck and can't seem to shake off your sketchers block, try this.
You might have heard me say it before but I'm not a fan of the "schoolbook" way of sketching in perspective. Now, we're going to jump into MY way of perspective sketching which I call "cloud sketching".
How to sketch the same cube we sketched earlier in perspective WITHOUT setting up perspective grid lines.
Using the cloud sketching technique is all about simplifying the sketch process. Here you'll learn how to use this technique to sketch a vacuum.
In this lecture we're going to sketch a car in 3/4 REAR view using the "cloud sketching" technique.
In this lecture we're going to sketch a car in 3/4 FRONT view using the "cloud sketching" technique.
In this lecture we're going to sketch a car in SIDE view using the "cloud sketching" technique.
Hi, I'm Marouane, industrial designer originally from Stockholm, Sweden, now living and working in South Florida. Welcome to my class on perspective sketching!
What's the course about?
Many of us have seen the conventional way of sketching in perspective. Whether it's 2-point or 3 point perspective, they ALL follow certain rules. In this class, I'm going to show you a completely different way of perspective sketching that I think you will like. We are also going to cover how to unblock a sketchers block and boost your creativity.
I like to get to the point as quickly as possible and when it comes to sketching. I like to jump right into sketching the product or object instead of setting up an entire grid system of perspective guidelines.
I want to show you a technique I've been using for years now. Something I call "Cloud sketching". It's about turning your sketches and designs into "clouds" on the paper, capture the proportions and perspective with the help of ellipses and simple geometries. No grid system necessary.
Once this is done, we can start to add the details and really design our "cloud" into whatever we intended it to be. Sounds strange? It will all make sense inside the course, I promise.
Who is this course for?
This course is for anyone interested in drawing or sketching. It suits beginners who are just starting out with drawing as well as experienced designers and artists. I think there's something in this class for everyone, if you keep an open mind.
Thank you for taking interest in my course, I hope to see you inside.
Your instructor,
Marouane