Give me 12 minutes and I'll make you an ART GOD ✏️
A video on YouTube. In Art & Drawing, a Krater category.
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The video outlines the Pareto Principle, or 20/80 rule, applied to the seven art fundamentals—perspective, construction, gesture drawing, anatomy, color and light theory, composition, and design—explaining which specific 20 percent of each fundamental yields 80 percent of the results.
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Answers: What are the most important 20 percent of art fundamentals to learn?
- art fundamentals
- perspective
- construction
- gesture drawing
- anatomy
- color and light theory
- composition
- design
What it concludes
- Perspective is about 20 percent understanding how to draw correct boxes, which unlocks all of perspective.
- The 80/20 rule dictates that about 20 percent of the causes tend to produce 80 percent of the results.
- Construction involves breaking anything down into simple volumes like boxes, cylinders, and spheres before adding details.
- Gesture drawing is about training observation, practicing construction under pressure, and building a visual library of poses.
- Anatomy in art focuses on the head, face using the Loomis method, hands, feet, and basic human mannequin to cover 80 percent of characters.
- Color and light theory relies on value first and foremost, making sure grayscale values are correct before adding color palettes like complementary harmony.
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