Northwest Coast Formline Design: the Ovoid

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Title	:	Northwest Coast Formline Design: the Ovoid
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does anyone know the name of the backround song?
Comment from : @Talon123

Haida art is a art formed upon countless generations and defended by countless generations, same story for all natives, their style created by countless generations, each time used, it is a form of honor to the ancestors creation In the past, you had to be born into the right to use certain crests, and any crest figure a person wants you to produce and not in your clan rights to use it, one approached a member of a clan and asked permission to use it for this one time If given the right to carve it, one paid that person for that permission Wars were fought over someone making use of a crest figure without proper permission and refused to make payments, and many died In this modern times, if you are non-native, what right do you have to cross this ancient rule and for what, just because you like the art? Disrespect of the highest order! There are stories we grew up with that told of the punishment handed out to any one who violates this ancient rule, "You had to be born into the right to use that crest figure!"
Comment from : @RichardWilson-r5r

I thought in northwest coast there was not straight lines, but in your ovoid the sides are straight and come up and curve or am i wrong and we cannot see the curve in the video because it's so mild?
Comment from : @gachaifenerd9718

Thank you so much for sharing this Lance! I'm just learning about Lingít style formline drawing and this video was very helpful in understanding how to make my designs symmetrical! (Much easier with the tracing paper I'm seeing!) What is the material you are placing on top of the tracing paper throughout the video? It looks much thicker than a sheet of tracing paper, some sort of plastic I'm guessing
Comment from : @flyingwrenproductions

Is it okay and respectful of me, a non-indegenous white female, to try formline art? I am fascinated by it but do not want to cross any boundaries
Comment from : @lehcaryllek9073

Love the song What is the name of it and who owns this song?
Comment from : @josephxan3610

thank you for sharing this! I have always been curious how this art store is constructed, and your drawing style is lovely ❤️
Comment from : @iluvhammys

Love the music and the art
Comment from : @alextheturkey5695

Hi mr White
Comment from : @mn5282

Really gud
Comment from : @kirkcavenaugh758

wow this is so good I am using ovoid s in my animal drawing s sometimes it s dif to determine how and what to draw around the animal and how it fit s in the picture I am learning
Comment from : @raedawn7991

what song?
Comment from : @autosalonutAJapanese

This is so useful We were given an 'art challenge' in the 'Lachri Group for Artists' for the month of March The challenge was to draw or paint a composition that contained 'something that flies', 'something that swims',' and the sun, moon, or stars I recalled viewing the 'Northwest costal Indian art when I lived in Washington State I found this and other videos when I was gathering some ideas of what to do This video displays the basic shape concepts Thanks for posting
Comment from : @michaelparry1383

Wow, love it! Thank you for yours videos- lets a lot of people further their art education by expanding on native art forms, which you don't traditionally get to see
Comment from : @JyginsGreenBird