[ashura]

Can anyone please give me any resources at all in drawing that are movie based? I've seen Gnomon workshops DVD's and I'm planning to invest in that! Also I've encountered Marshall Vandruff's movies as well. Anything else! THANKS A LOT IN ADVANCE!!

[Ian Jones]

Gnomon dvd's look really cool. IMO they are massively overpriced... and would sell more and earn more for gnomon if they were cheaper, but they certainly do look very good. A friend of mine showed me one of Feng Zhu's dvds. It was fantastic. I picked up so many tips from him and it was a cool insight into his process. It was above all extremely inspirational.

[skullmonkeys]

Scott robertson's dvds are good, the rest aren't that useful if you actually want to learn someting. I bought a Ryan church dvd, It was cool at first but it doesn't teach you anythihng. and yeah they are WAYYY overpriced for what they are.

[ceenda]

Scott Robertson's were excellent. Really really good. I have the "Perspective & Form" one and the "Hovercraft" one.

My main gripe with the Ryan Church DVDs is that the video quality is awful, absolutely hideously blurry. That may be related to the problem of having to compress S-Video data output from the monitor. But it's still better to watch it in a window than full screen, but that's obviously no fault of his, it's a question of how Gnomon record the data.

They are also, as you say, very expensive.

[CalicoRabbit]

Has anyone seen the sculpture DVDs? I was think of getting some of those.

It really isn't all that expensive when you compare it to college credit though.

-CalicoRabbit

[ViiSolidus]

hey, i took some time off art before i hit college juss to rest up a bit...

its 2 weeks before classes now so i'ma start to warm up again n get back some skills...

where can i pick up some of these dvd's, or where do u guys dl them off of-mirc?

n e way, its always been self taught here so watchin some film could gimme some pointers on diff techniques that could help me acheive some goals come college start. thnx~

[skullmonkeys]

you don't ask how to download warez here.

[Riven]

I bought the John Brown sculpture DVDs 1 & 2 and I found them to be very helpful and insightful. An excellent investment. I plan to purchase the rest of the set. I highly reccomend you get both 1 & 2 to begin with since #1 is building an armature, and #2 begins with sculpting the maquette.

[Impaler]

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I'm partial to Google, Viisolidus. You might try it in the future.

http://www.google.com/search?q=gnomon+workshop+dvd
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[jfrancis]

Using anatomy Part 1 and part 2

http://vilppustudio.com/dvd.htm

(I know it says these DVD's are 'coming soon.' I saw them on VHS

[atempa]

Are there student discounts for the gnoman dvd's, i thought there were,

anyone know what the educational price for their dvd's are?

[CalicoRabbit]

yes there are, off the top of my head I would say 30% but don't quote me on that. To find out just go pass the first screen of purchasing and enter EDU as you promotional code and it should tell you the edu price.