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I'm told to draw simply, but why do my drawings keep getting more and more complex? In many cases, the problem lies not in manual dexterity, but in an ****eye that cannot filter out information**. In this video, we cover: How to find the major lines that define a form through outlines Edge drawing, which captures three-dimensionality in a single line Squint techniques, which remove complex noise We organize these three concepts using the 'perspective of carving a block of wood.' In particular, we cover clear criteria regarding "where to start omitting details when dealing with complex objects." Start with simple forms like a cell phone or a mouse, and gradually expand to more complex forms (hands, crumpled paper). Once you establish a standard, your eye for the subject becomes simpler, and the forms become more solid. #Drawing #Simplification #LineDrawing 00:00 Introduction: Is your simplification doing well? Presenting why we get lost in front of complex objects and the importance of 'big lines' 00:28 The Discovery of Big Lines: The Secrets of the iPhone and Mouse Identifying the 'Most Powerful Line' that we instinctively define an object 01:37 Edge: Lines Do Not Divide Surfaces How to summarize mass by capturing light and the depth of three-dimensionality in a single line 02:59 Squint: The Cheat Code for Clearing Noise An observation technique of squinting to face only the essence (skeleton) of the object 03:41 The Beginning of Drawing: Breaking Free from Obsession The philosophy of drawing that subtracts the unnecessary, rather than adding information