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How to draw a Bag in 4 steps (Creative Doodle Technique)

Hello guys! I'm Chou-Tac, I am a Product Designer from France. To get started in design sketching with confidence, I created the Designer Starter Kit for you to download: https://www.thedesignsketchbook.com/s... BLOG: https://www.thedesignsketchbook.com FACEBOOK:   / thedesignsketchbook   INSTAGRAM:   / thedesignsketchbook   To contact me, simply send me an email at [email protected] :) EXTRA VIDEOS: How to start drawing anything better in 4 steps | the Random Product technique: https://www.thedesignsketchbook.com/t... Draw more ideas with the random product technique + Photoshop quick render: https://www.thedesignsketchbook.com/h... How to draw a Bag in 4 steps (Creative Doodle Technique) Chou-Tac Chung 0:00 Hey guys, So welcome to Thedesignsketchbook.com and today we will draw 4 steps creative doodle bags. So we are going to use App "Concepts" on iPad Pro 12.9 inches. And before getting started, I invite you to subscribe to the channel and click on the bell to make sure you will get all the notifications for the next videos. Alright, let's get started with step one, draw some random forms. So basically, you just take a pen and fill it with the canvas of some random shape without thinking about them. And if this thing happened, you may have some "Palm conflict". So I do recommend you as a tip to wear a drawing glove and you can find them on Amazon. Let's go now on Step two is to add some contour lines. This is what is going to help you very fast to show some shape in three dimensions. So we used to have just now Some 2d form that we draw in few seconds and just in few seconds again we are going to have his 3d forms. And this is what is going to help you to show you the surface of it how flat or roundness you can give to this volume. And I invite you to go and see more on these videos that I will put the link below in the description if you want to learn even more about them. And can you see that line that curve is actually was also an accident I still wearing a palm glove, but my third finger is actually still touching sometimes the canvas of the iPad. So what is cool with the concept is that you can erase accident lines anytime. So now we have already our main forms, our main 3d forms that we are going to use to draw details on. So remember, one of the main principles in design sketching is to start from the general shape first and then you go into the details. So step one, we have the general shape step two, we have the contour lines and step three we add details. It is really from the big picture to zoom in into the details and this is how you're going to be able to be more creative into coming out with so many ideas very fast - in this one random doodle sketching here. And so what I do here for the bag is that what matters to give it a more product oriented feel is the small details that you can import. You can start following your intuition from your memory, what you know about bags first and then you may also take some inspiration pictures if you need. Or, so simply take some bags that you have at home and see what you can add inside. All right. It's really like a game. Make it as fun. Make it as something you can doodle in at home, outside, in a cafe. It is really like when you have no ideas, this is pretty effortless because you have no purpose to follow a brief. You have no purpose to satisfy anyone except yourself by just playing a new game which is coming out with new forms. And what you are going to do it here is that you doesn't matter if it's ugly or not if it's perfect or not. Because what you want is to simply improve. Okay? And you will see that usually with this simple exercise, but at the beginning is going to be more clumsy. It is going to be more flat, not much personality, but more you will draw more interesting form will appear. And one of the things here that I like to play, is to add two double forms, two double random forms and then you assemble them together with a contour lines and you come out with something with more volume, more interesting, okay. It's really how you can challenge your creativity, how you can come up with new things effortlessly, I would say. So try to import the shapes that you may have seen, you may have feel that from objects that you like, if you love cars, maybe even import some cars designed inside some curves that remind them if you like, earphones maybe is going to remind these kind of forms as well. If you like electronics, we never know because in product design, everything is linked everything the forms are actually expressing something and this is what you try to do here. (...) www.thedesignsketchbook.com