@bilsflyingburrito3665
i can't even watch her tutorials without having to pause every 5 seconds to admire her art, cus it's STUNNING. ducking eye candy, i have diabetes now
@HiyaImDelta
YOU LITERALLY COULD NOT HAVE POSTED AT A BETTER TIME I have an art assignment due soon with drawings focusing on perspective and composition, and I really needed more tips 😔😭🙌
@HattyKYD
So my math teacher really meant that math is in EVERYTHING
@kodakasaur9518
Video starts at around 2:36
@Rynziie
am i the only one who still doesnt understand the golden ratio 😭
@catherinej6542
Even though I know art fundamentals, I love watching you videos on them because of the way you present information! From time to time I've gone back to your videos on color and they've influenced me to shift my style a little bit!😄💕
@Jestrid_yt
Lavender towne and now blueybisquits 😨😨🤯💖💖💖💖
@Darkalternative888
I swear you motivate me to keep drawing even when I’m in art block. Still grasping anatomy from your vid’s! maybe one day I’ll be able to draw such pretty art 🖤
@baj5763
I interpret the golden ratio as being less about that curve you showed and more about the ratio -- that is the series of numbers and their relation towards each other. The Fibonacci sequence 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, etc is related to the golden ratio in that the farther along in the sequence you go, the closer n/n-1 gets to the golden ratio (1.618...). When the golden ratio is used in art, I don't think people generally derive much from the golden spiral -- to me it seems like the spiral can basically fit anything if you try hard enough -- but from a ratio, a literal number. What I mean is that people look at something like the Fibonacci sequence and use it for the purpose of constructing hierarchy in their art. Someone might have a small box with a width of 1 foot, another with a width of 2, then 3, 5, etc. This could draw the eye not based on some invisible curve, but based on actual proportion. It creates emphasis in a basic way. You could also use other sequences to do this. For example n^2: 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, etc.
@radsiick
i swear you are one of the most helpful artists on here
@theferretofchaos5404
LOVE SEEING YOU MY MAN AHHHHHHH
@QuantyzIGuess
YAAAYYYYYYY NEW VIDDDD (Thank you, love your tutorials. Wouldn’t have existed without you)
@Roguepoipoi
Taught me composition a lot more clearly than my teachers. Thanks Blue! 🙏
@Granberrygull
Ur art and art videos inspired me to do art again and not to give up
@zev_zevvy
Your tutorials are genuinely the best tysm for this <333
@poorlyasleep
I really needed this. It’s opened my mind up to different ways to create something I love your channel thank you.
@ChantelleArts
Wait you’ve explained this so well, it makes perfect sense 😮
@JustaPlant
Thanks for the tips! I'm currently creating an original piece for my painting class exposition so i'm trying my best to make the composition tell the stoy i want to express with the painting
@midnightdoesstuff
Ain’t no way this is just what I needed
@Bluebescuits