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I really like yours. :)

boa noite... concordo contigo, pois tambem sou arquiteto e tenho dificuldades em abandonar os detalhes e a exatidão do desenho... estoou me esforçando para ficar mais loose-line... muito bons teus comentários.

Artists’s outputs have no good or bad It’s purely self expressions and styles It’s up to the audience to appreciate and to like or dislike according to their aesthetic values they process

Very interesting. You do have a lot of talents also, I wish I can do the same!!! Ian Fennely,is a master and a very good teacher he is very generous to share his talent. What you create is very nice 🙏💕

Sounds like fun.

Enjoyed seeing the comparison of pencils and watercolors done on the same building. Nice job.

Enjoyed your video because I wanted to be an architect but ended up being a draftsman in the spacerace in the 60s and 70s and finally working on a project where I got my name on Mars. So I too was in the school of everything square and parallel. After watching Ian’s TH-cam videos, I am loosening up a bit myself. Thanks

Hi Larry! I enjoyed your video! I admire your ability to capture the character of the house. Well done!

Top! yours are better

Now I want to sketch a grain elevator! I do hear a bit of a TX accent in your voice…I grew up hearing it so I like it.

One lesson I learned early on is where is my whitest white and my darkest dark? I think that's where Fennely'stands out.

Ian's seems more loose and abstract than Larry's. Larry has a more detailed look. They both are excellent and reflect their styles well. I like both styles. GREAT WORK! SUB/LIKE/SHARE/COMMENT/THX.

That is so good you just helped for my presentation thank you so much!!!

This is awesome!

I'm a huge Ian Fennelly fan, so this was a fascinating comparison. I like yours just as much as Ian's, but they are certainly different.

Love it 👌👌

Great use of color.

Excellent video. More darks.

Beautiful

Texas sunsets are beautiful. Helpful, thank you.

I would never had expected to sketch a grain elevator before seeing this video.

I would be tickled with either system! I’m about as non-creative as they come!

I think you said you were going to start your color wet on wet, but your paper was dry. Either way love your work, and love that you try other ppls techniques ❤ i can't wait to try this loose and bold style

Another nice thing about using complementary colors, if you do want to tone the hue down a bit they can be mixed together, maybe for the colors further in the distance. For what it's worth, i preferred how yours turned out 😊 Using the darkest pen and the most detail in the foreground really gives the scene depth of field and added perspective

Watercolor paper does not “ruin “ your pens if they are fountain pens. Felt tip pens are too fragile..

Good video

It is good that you are able to set your ego aside and are willing to learn. However, also try to stay truth to yourself. It seems to me that you are throwing away the baby with the bathwater if you try to follow Ian’s way. He has his own talents and qualities, but you have yours. Ian could never draw from your vision and experience as an architect, for example. Try to develop from within instead of from the outside. Everyone is unique. Follow your own path and try to find your own unique expression.

He’s the best!

I love both of your sketches,but of course the second one it’s more loose,,,nice! I have to give it a try….

Larry, I loved the sketch! I must admit I liked the wonky edge to that wall before you covered it up, but the end result was absolutely stunning!

I love both styles! So much to learn from each! Thank you Larry 😊

I enjoyed watching this. I like both of your sketches.

Thanks. Great color.

Very enjoyable watching your process. I’m far too tight and struggling to paint and draw the way Ian does and your video has helped a lot. Thank you.

Hi Larry. Jim from Madrid, Spain (a fellow artist and a New Yorker expat living abroad). Nice sketch. Damn I miss the US... The retouch done back at home and including the darks and shadows made it pop more. You can see your architect's mind at work! 😁✌ It is not easy to achieve the "fish eye" and/or skewed effect on buildings... But, it's a very cool technique to master 'cause it gives a lot of personality to the sketch (I'm still learning too!). Great sketch and cheers from Sunny Spain! 😁👍😎✌

Appreciate the tip on keeping the pen loose when laying out the scene! Such a nicely built church.

Very interesting, my dream is paint like an architect

I am a former drafter, so I clue onto details that messes the whole thing up. I wish I could figure out how to post a picture here, as my version (made while your video was rolling, so 5 minutes including color) is against the grain of everything I have been trained as....but hell, its messy, but I can see my way to a looser way of interpretation that is way more fun. i get stressed out on all the details having to be right (and they never ever will be)....so Ian's technique is somewhat liberating.

Great video Larry 😊

Thanks for the comparison.

Lovely to spend time with you Larry! Thank you for sketching along with us :)

Cool. Thanks, thumbs up, and subscribed.

Like Ian's He has so much more control Hes not all over the place I too am an Artist 50 yrs PROFESSIONAL REPRODUCTION ARTIST... GRAPHIC ARTIST...WATER COLOR ARTIST

I like both for different reasons! :) You have great talent Sir.! :) Enjoyed your analysis.

Excellent video. Thank you. I also need to loosen up and not be so literal in my attempts at urban sketching.

some people need to learn humility

For a beginner like me who has no drawing background, this is a fantastic video and thank you for sharing and walking through the whole process of visualization, sketching, coloring and final touches. You are an excellent teacher and your commentary while drawing is amazing and insightful. Look forward to more of your videos and your video has inspired me to start trying such urban sketches. Thank you

Really cool.

Very interesting analysis/comparison. Thank you. 🙏🏻

Well, they're both interesting in their own right. The architectural one is indeed more precise, the artist's version is using a more dramatical 3point-perspective. Very interesting, thank you for sharing.