Short Informational Art Videos? - Helpful videos about art to watch during breaks.

[Mal0]

Does anyone have any videos relating to art they can suggest that are rather short? Often between studying or during work breaks I like to watch a video or two to pass the time and relax, and decided to learn more about art during this time. Anything sub 1 hour would be appreciated (though if it's over an hour but informational I'd watch it some other time). I usually watch drawing tutorials or speedpaints, but would like a change of pace.

It can be about anything really, tips and tricks, history, fundamentals, composition breakdowns. I'd just like to learn things that could make me a better artist when I don't have a chance to sit down and draw or doodle.

 

[atleast3letterslong]

I don't have a lot to recommend because I prefer to learn from books, but this guy makes good videos on making fantasy maps.

https://youtube.com/c/WASD20

 

[MediocreMilt]

Rather short? For a lot of the shit that's out there, you're looking at long videos. Maybe try the pause button and then resuming on your next break.

Alphonso Dunn: Good for fundamentals, but also a pen/ink specialist
The Mind of Watercolor: obv. a watercolor guy, lots of info on materials, some discussion of gouache, kind of a landscape specialist
Art Prof: These are usually hour-long streams between two or three artists (out of a pool of eight or more) on various topics
James Gurney: Literally the Dinotopia guy has a youtube channel where he covers various art topics

 

[Mister Qwerty]

Draftsmen Podcast - A YouTube podcast with art instructors Stan Prokopenko and Marshall Vandruff. Their videos are around an hour to 90 minutes long but they also have many clips of their podcast that are about 5 to 10 minutes long. Marshall Vandruff is a great art teacher to listen to.

 

[Nu-13]

I'm not sure if any of these are your taste but:

Watercolor by Shibasaki - (Has Eng sub titles for his videos) A Japanese watercolor painter, very pleasant and calming to watch.
The Futur - They're more geared towards design but lots of interesting info from how to dealing with business, marketing and design.
Sam does Art - Lots of digital art, some tips and tricks here and there.