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Thank you so much for your essential yet straightforward explanation!!!

Happy to find your channel❤

Great to see you again, thanks for all the videos 👌🏼

Thank you from Italy

Taller, I think

Thank you so much. From my understanding this method cannot be used if not a one to one ratio? It is valuabke in oreparing the eye and technique correct? Thanks again 😊

Liked and subscribed. Thanks for the update, I did not know about your other channel Mandy. Thank you!

Redo ( advance )the Barque book & plates , add instructions

Out with the old plates. Make new ones & casts

Nobody had thought of systematizing the lesson back then !🤔🤔🤔😱

as i'm making my way through these lessons, i noticed the Bargue method reminds me a bit of my own process. turns out i've been employing these techniques on my own... in a more intuitive and admittedly directionless manner... and here i thought i was being so clever measuring my references... meanwhile it has been "discovered" and used centuries prior 😅

layering : 펴바르다. * even layer of a value. * making it 3 dimensional : shading = rendering = turning form.

AI can read the script far faster and more accurately than she can, now in 2024.

Hi, Me again. Also how long did it take you to render your whole drawing in real time? And how long do you think it would take using graphite? Just trying to form a realistic expectation. Thanks again.

I love your teaching. Thanks so much. I'm a newbie to drawing and was wondering what size your plate and paper are? My printer only prints letter size, but do you know of anywhere online where I could buy enlarged prints of Bargue plates and have them shipped to me? Thanks again for thus awesome course!

Is that a knitting needle? Really enjoying this course. Thanks.

what is the song at around 5:40? it sounds like a familiar trance song but I am unsure what the title is

thank u for your teaching ~ ✨

Good video! thank you! one question: is it really a big difference if I use a white paper instead of a toned one? why? thanks!

Why not save the filings in a container to use as compressed charcoal?

Yeah reeeally want some intro music

You need some intro music. That would be 🔥🔥🔥

I often have the patience of a hyperactive flea or a hummingbird. But watching you produce an accurate, neat, manageable, proportionate shape is calming like meditating and it works. This whole series has boosted my confidence that I can learn to draw anything. I've practiced relentlessly though not consistently 100's of all forms and shapes -- lines, curves, cones, etc. which has kept me plugging along toward my goal to be able to draw anything I see. But my proportions were off when I'd try to scale up an image from a book or magazine, etc. I didn't do it often because I didn't want to get frustrated, or worse give up because I trust the process. I was just intimidated by Andrew Loomis' use of lines like this because I didn't have the directions for how to manage this. I have double vision which makes a gaggle of lines as noisey and disruptive to seeing as a group of yacking ducks! I am going to work these Charles Bargue plate exercises for three months so the ideas you spoke with words and charcoal in this series begin to become second nature for this detailed person. As you spoke about reading the reference top to bottom, and left to right I felt this approach would also enhance my museum-going experiences, along with looking to the largest forms and shapes. I really enjoyed my first formal introduction to reading art. Thank you.

Thank you for the great series on Bargue drawings!

My drawing has improved after watching a couple of your videos.

this is NOT drawing....

RE The charcoal dust - she says throw it away, but you might want to save it in a small jar if you go through lots of charcoal sticks. You can do washes with powdered charcoal and water and some art stores sell jars of it.

Understand very well thank you

Thank you very much for all this. Finally, for the first time I got excited about learning something through TH-cam

Thank you so much for making these videos, they are well organized and a great resource when starting the Bargue drawing course! What do we do if we are drawing from life, and we don't have a notional space box around our reference? how do we keep getting the same precise measurements.

Wonderful videos, thank you for sharing such good information.

love the music choices from 27:00 to the end, really keeps me motivated! 🫶🏽🫶🏽

Not saying your a bad teacher because I like the way you explain everything concisely and I’m enjoying these lessons so thank you

In the last lesson you said if you had 8 to 10 lines you would be overthinking it but now we have that many lines ?

Notional space boxes and checking measurements on the other side. Maybe using vanishing point helped ancient predecessors could have used for faster mass production. Its just a theory.

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Thanks for sharing this playlist! Are the photocopies you use and the one showing in this video of the plates standard printing paper (8.5x11 inches)? Or do you print enlarged version of the plate to better match the original dimensions of them?

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Thank you for your videos, very helpful. A small critique though, the audio is off, make sure to have the audio output as mono instead of unbalanced stereo.

What are the dimensions in inches of your source reference print? Thanks! Great Tutuorial!

100 % right

Can't seam to find the dimension for making the shadow box.

I bought the Charles Brague, book but it's so hard to buy the charcoal that you use

My type of lady :) also good info