How to Invent Scenes From Imagination

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  @ProkoTV · 3 months ago · pinned

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  @sassytabasco · 3 months ago

  Dude these past handful of videos have been ELITEEEEEEE

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  @Cogumelosu · 3 months ago

  Guys, don&apos;t forget to apply the theory. Practice is very Important

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  @RemoteGhost-u2t · 3 months ago

  😭Marshal and Rembert feeding us, this is a great week.

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  @_AASE_ · 3 months ago

  I love how all my questions are being asked and explained. In a world of speedpaints, slowing it down helps explain techniques well!

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  @karlkail8614 · 3 months ago

  Dang! I&apos;m not sure many people are going to be able to understand perspective as much as him that they can free wheel it. Do the course, master it, then then study him! Once you understand the fundamentals, his stuff will make sense, a lot of sense, and it&apos;s wildly cool!

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  @moisesjimenezz8837 · 3 months ago

  close enough, welkcome back kim jung gi

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  @Chessbox09 · 3 months ago

  I like the fact Rembert said that you have to treat the composition has a gesture. Similar to how you put down gestural lines for a figure, the same applies to perspective lines in a composition. I&apos;m still making my way through this, but it&apos;s already so interesting.

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  @Slacked2196 · 7 days ago

  the &quot;perspective timeline&quot; is actually lifechanging advice for me. I did this somewhat intuitively but now that i know the thought behind it, i can actually work to improve it.

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  @GeneralMerci · 7 days ago

  I really like Marshall’s teaching approach and voice. Sounds like a superhero. The guy is a natural born educator 💯🔥💪🏿

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  @nicolechen9316 · 3 months ago

  Really appreciate marshal’s questions. They’re like living annotations that add info and clarify what rembert’s trying to say. I’m trying to become a teacher, and this is the kind of hidden skills that really set great teachers apart.

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  @Dizzlebird · 3 months ago

  Drawing in my sketchbook on the level Rembert does is one of my art goals. <br><br>But i also cannot help but feel really, really intimidated every time i see his drawings.

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