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I'm Andrew and welcome to my channel! I just love to paint and I've been a professional artist for nearly 20 years. Teaching is my passion; after a thriving career I've decided to give back and share what I have picked up on this journey. Here on TH-cam I share techniques used by the old masters, across a wide range of subjects. We will also dive into the materials used in painting, and how to wield them with mastery! I will even feature content specifically designed to help you with your art career, with Q+A videos.
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Hello, I am a girl from Iraq, and I cannot understand everything you say well because I do not master the English language. What makes me continue to watch your videos is your very beautiful art and gives me positive energy to develop myself in drawing and art. I love you very much. You are the ideal for me. I hope that my writing in English is correct. 😅😘😍🥰
Sketchendeavour is an addiction!
Oh I must add love your close-ups! Thank you.
Great Drawings. I really liked the Cows on the slope with the Mountains in the Background. Would make a nice Painting. 👍
4-6am???? Wow! What a dedication 👏👏👏👏
Handy hint for cow control - they are easily hypnotised by the sound of the mouth organ/harmonica. I find them particularly keen on the slow movement from the New World Symphony and Swing Low Sweet Chariot - they wander to within a few metres of you - like families around a street performer - and stand there, entranced.
Thank you Andrew so much. You are a great teacher of learning what an Artist is all about.
It is a real pleasure to look at you working. Thank you so much. 😊
I cannot reiterate enough of what you say - draw, everyday, no matter what. I tell this to my own students all the time. It's like an athlete at practice. The more you practice, the stronger that muscle memory becomes. It takes time, but line quality, shape building, tonal control, observational skill, etc. all becomes better AND becomes more instinctive. Andrew is speaking the truth folks!
Bro i’m taking notes from this man!
This was the motivational speech I needed to hear. Thank you for sharing and for the inspiration! I think I need to join this "Tisch Academy" 😊
I hope you do... it's awesome!
I love the way that you bring drawing into your videos. You're so good at it! I love drawing animals as well I suppose it's because I love animals I was raised on a small farm in south Louisiana, where animals and the care of them was a daily activity. As far as for me a beautiful landscape is uncomplete unless it has life in it. Talent never ceases to amaze me. You're so very blessed and we are blessed to have you share with us. Thank you. You're an exceptional person!
Yay sketch endeavour is back !!
Wonderful! That’s a very good habit to develop. I’ll start. Thank you.
What a coincidence! I decided that for Lent this year I would do a sketch every day. I'm not religious at all but I've generally used Lent to go without sugar in coffee or similar - and this time I thought "Why not to a positive?"
I've been confining myself to my barrio in north Madrid. Not a posh barrio or historic neighbourhood at all, but a fantastically medieval-like admixture of buildings the oldest of which is barely a century. Staggering variety and visual interest. And the rawest technique possible - using only a black biro (they're pretty good but have their limitations), leaning against a lamp-post and trying to capture as much as possible, with real attention to some distant focal purpose and a very defined near-foreground to give the sense of where you are standing when you see the thing.
Sketch endeavor is so awesome! I cant wait till you can get the time to get a new one up. I really appreciate it Andrew.
Love your cows Andrew!! I don’t normally sketch because I have such a small house, it means that I have to drag so much out every time I want to draw. BUT! Starting tomorrow once I have figured out what I need to move around in order to get into sketching I will get into it more. Thanks again for the lesson. NG!
Andrew, LOVE your drawings!! I think artists get hung up sometimes (I fall into the trap too) of valuing one medium over another, to the point that all the mediums I enjoy become just a step in the process of reaching the One medium, rather than being a joy in themselves. Your drawings could be sold as artwork themselves, and maybe consider that! Why should we be only this medium artist or only that medium artist. I think it makes you that much more fascinating as an artist, that you have such a talent in multiple mediums. You definitely shouldn’t rule out your drawings as an important part of your body of work…just sayin’ I like da Vinci’s paintings, but I LOVE his drawings. Just discovered your Endeavor series and plan to continue following and being inspired to pick up my daily practice commitment. Thank you!
Thanks Mardi, I had an offer on this one but didn't want to cut it out of the sketchbook!
Love love love livestock i n a painting. Thank you for bringing that to us. Keep them coming and thank you again.
Wow! I love that last sketch! 😍 delightful. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼
My first painting practice this year is on course.
I started drawing way back before attempting painting. I believe I draw better than painting.
You are always an inspiration. Thanks.
That is awesome! Great to hear you're on track!
Thank you for this.
I've been so neglectful of my ability to draw and be creative. I haven't created any art since 2019.
Watching your thumbnail sketch process,
is a much needed motivation and inspiration.
Your dedication to your art has inspired me since I encountered your videos several years ago. This series reminded me why yours was the first channel I ever subscribed to. Thank you for stoking a fire that was slowly dying.
Sketching is part of my soul, and I’ve let it lapse. Thank you for bringing it back❣️
I need your series. Confession time...i do not have the habit of drawing at all...i just go to straight brushes. But will do what you say ...draw out of my mind, not only on thoughts, do it on board. Thanks TH-cam for sending me Andrew, to teach me what he knows, great. Glad he is perfect when I am not. But love and welcome suggestions and corrections, thanks God I am not perfect.
Thanks for the video. I love the small light on top of your head. 😂🤣 keep up the good work.
I'd hang that drawing up in my living room any time. It's simply gorgeous!
Sketching is an excellent way for awake the creation. Your comments are really inspiring certainly the word repetition is the key...... have a good day.
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you … I’m just engaged in a portrait of my parents, looking for putting together different expressions for different emotions among several pictures I took for the latest of their marriage anniversaries so that I could achieve a portrait fully showing true deep emotions involved and the relation between mam and dad in gestures and glazes…not easy at all for me… Your video encouraged me 👍
As a professional oil painter, you have convicted me of my lack of drawing practice; and at the same time given me a happy anticipation of entering into a drawing journey! Just do it, right!?! Thanks for sharing your amazing talent and thoughts!
Hi Andrew, an inspirational caws drawings sketches. I appreciated sharing non-negotiable commitment to yourself. You are an outstanding artist and talented teacher! Thank you for the reference books you mentioned as well as your material used. I never used and heard of Palomino Blackwings. I'll give a tray... I am in the rhinoceros drawing... for the last year and still learning.... See you soon on TH-cam with another sketchendeavour....
Brilliant! Thanks so much Maria!
wow, it's beautiful, Andrew. Thank you.
Love it! Those all looked really anatomically correct!
I recently started watching your old sketch endeavour videos and now you are back with a new one! Time to go and sketch now:)
Hi…Andrew
Your videos are really inspiring me.Thank you for sharing.
I used to do value studies using pencil and gesso. I would start with a premium Strathmore bristol, maybe 180 lb cold press I believe, and do a 2H sketch, then seal it with a wash of gesso, then work over it again. Each time, the darker areas of the drawing get pushed back into lighter tones, which makes room for more definition and the 2H goes on that much darker each time, as 2H on gesso is very much darker. Some really nice things began to happen with the technique. I could vary the amount I could push each layer depending on the number of washes I put over any given area. In the final stages I used a full range of pencils, saving my "tonal best" for last!
I like this!! Never thought of it...
That's an interesting technique - I'll have to look into it, thanks for sharing!
I would frame that beautiful drawing. I'm also very fond of cows bulls and calves.
I’ve committed to daily sketching and loving it !!
Really inspiring video mate, you drawings are beautiful. I’m also going to get back into my daily sketching habit 😊
You always inspire me ☺️
Oh thank you!
Wonderful video! I am behind on my TH-cam viewings lol...there is so much content to keep up with on your Patreon site. I hope you do another live Sketchendeavour session; they are so inspiring! I love the Mars black pencils as well as Pitt Graphite Matte ones. Also red chalk, charcoal and pen and ink... whatever suits the subject or my fancy I guess 😂
I like your art videos they have help me alot. I do paintings and right now I'm working on my sketching and trying to improve on my drawings daily!
Hi Andrew love your sketching videos. I work mostly with graphite and Faber-Castell polychromos which has opened me up to colour drawings. My hope is to use my drawings to help try oil painting. You are an inspiration and your videos really help my journey. So thank you.
What a coincidence, I’m also in the same journey of sketching daily. Thanks for the encouragement
Amazing Andrew as usual, love your videos
Hugely inspiring as ever! After a 40 year career in graphic design, I now sell archival watercolour prints from my Etsy shop and watching your video, prompted me to embark on a tonal study for my next painting. Not pencil on this occasion but a set of grey Copic markers that I use to simplify the values before painting. Although drawing is in my blood, that constant practice is necessary to prevent the rust taking hold!
Your work is amazing
I like the different thumbnail style compositions of a scene. In this way we get the options of work..
. My brother started taking painting classes at a tender age. Now he is 28 years old. And they are doing their art.
But he still says that every painting teaches me something different.
I got interested in painting after watching my brother. I love nature and painting keeps me lost in nature. I mostly learn painting from my brother. And sometimes I go to different workshops. We do photography ,,, and painting mostly in the same studio. And since I started watching your videos, I have been watching them often. And we have seen the work of the mill
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Nice drawing early in the morning
To be a great jazz musician (master of improvisation), one has to practice a lot. Same with painting: only after mastering 'the basics' can you improvise. I consider drawing as the haiku of painting, a poetry of few lines.
Thank you for the inspiration.
love your work. thank you !
Yesss, Literally as I was drawing in my sketchbook, Love this series!
Everyone else you can go home, I think this video was made specifically for me. Just yesterday I was thinking that I need to start drawing again and I decided I would draw cows because they're my favorite animal
Your skills are amazing! I have improved a lot in my drawings, but I have never thought to push a super schedule like you mentioned, 2hrs a day! I must try
Thanks to keep on sharing your thoughts, knowledge and time to create all this precious resources.
This is a good reminder of getting back to the basics and sticking to it as healthy habits for our art to grow.
And I take this opportunity to congratulate you on your pieces, and especially this one with the cows and natural scenes that remind me the art of Rosa Bonheur and all her studies and incredible paintings. I'm sure you know her work, but in the case you don't, I highly recommend it to you. There's been a retrospective here in Paris a few months ago, and it was an amazing experience.
Take care and keep it up Andrew 🙏🏼
Fabrizio.
Always a pleasure to see you at work!
I sketch everyday Andrew. It's my first love in my art journey. Personally the Staedtler Mars Lumograph Black have been good to me when I sketch in pencil. There is little in the way of blooming, and a wide array of graphite densities / tones. Recently I've put aside the pencil for almost a year, and have taken to using pen only, It gets me out of my comfort zone, forcing me to be more conscious of the marks I make, since they can't be erased. This week I've been returning to pencil and have found that the use of pen has helped improve my mark making in many ways. Your sketches are inspiring to say the least. I may try sketching some cows; if I may? Thanks for your videos. I enjoy them very much.
Thank you Andrew for taking us on your journey. I usually sketch every day but have let it slide this last week, so thanks for reminding me to sketch. I just love cows too and draw them often. Really good photos. Just love your sketches and listening to your thoughts 💛
Thanks for the inspiration! I’m all in.
The importance of sketching is so crucial to understanding your subjects. I don't get to do as much sketching before painting, as I would like. I would love to know how to do that when it's a deadline commission, with no time to work on good preliminary sketches. But when I'm working on a piece that I want to do as a premier painting from my soul, I find that i can sketch more, and understand the subject better. My journey doesn't end there... I wind up putting my ideas into my Krita program, and flesh out a full color image, adding elements to that image for composition and detail.
I love sketching though. There is a visceral feeling I get from having the graphite touch the paper. Each line is important, even if its just a construction line. I don't seem to have the knack of making a sketch look like it's been drawn with deliberate strokes as I see in your sketches. I do like how just your thumbnails look like near finished drawings.
As for your 4am sketch time... I commend you! I can only imagine being up at that time, having a cup of coffee, and sketching to my heart's content! You do inspire!
Correction. Your talent never ceases to amaze me.
Hi Andrew. Thinking about the drawing process. Small achievable goals, drawing for a spell when the need is there, sketching when it supports another form of art making or simply drawing for fun. To me you succeed because you strive to better yourself, you desire more within your art and I'm sure that you attain more for your soul when I consider how meaningful you express what the drawing process is for you. Like a horse race, there is a time to draw and a time to paint and at times one requires attention over the other. I have followed the ideas presented in sketch endeavour for a while now and commend you for the importance you place on it-it has huge value for the artist. When at times you considered that you fell short of your goal of consistency, you have in fact still succeeded as even in your paintings; at the beginning stage you have drawn, even drawing with paint as the first construction lines are mapped out and the knowledge you gained from sketch endeavour; working out composition to the understanding of your subject has transposed to the painting process. You have sketched everyday even if it is the thoughts you carried in your mind as you have contemplated your work. Above all this it is your humble attitude to learning which I sense has been the greatest gift for you and why you teach with such clarity.
I really appreciate these videos. They are seriously motivating. Thank you so much!
Hooray for today- I love sketchendeavour. Your work is so beautiful and sensitive. Thank you for the inspiration/challenge.
Hi Andrew!!! Thanks for sharing this great video. You're amazing artist and person. I really appreciate this kind of work where you explain details of your painting work...nice!!!
I enjoy watching your videos and learning more in drawing and practicing my english skills. Blessings from Guatemala, Centroamérica. (I'm sorry for mistakes in writing!! :-)
Good to see you. Brilliant!
I really enjoyed very much watching the video! I was also surprised that it came to the right timing for me, because I decided (and started) two days ago to draw daily and I want to commit to this. I am looking forward to see how this will impact my development. So a big thank you for your video! :)
Hi Andrew, this was a great video. I can totally relate as I am a NZ oilpainter and have challenged myself to post a drawing everyday on instagram since the start of the year. I'm noticing a huge improvement also and I'm sure the things I'm learning will have an impact on my painting. Great stuff, looking forward to more!
Thank you for all your detailed videos and enthusiasm! Love your portraits!
Oh I'm soooo gonna draw 🥲
Seems as though I am always second, LOL except for sketching landscapes. from 2B to now the 12B for the foregrounds. Thanks Andrew.
I’m not getting up at 4am !
As I write this at 4am:)
Our family has cattle and I’ve sketched them many times. Love cows
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Very nice❤❤❤❤
Dear Andrew, I’m really impressed with the 4:00am wake up time for drawing. Please let us know what a daily routine looks like for you? How does your family complement your work schedule?
I’m a mom of 2 small children and I’m trying to fit art back into my days, as I used to be an art teacher to preschool kids. By evening, I’m mentally and physically exhausted, so it seems like early morning drawing might be right for me, too.
Have a great day, God bless!
You make some amazing paintings and drawings. It's funny you're trying to push yourself to draw every day. About a month ago, I started doing just that. I've missed a couple days here and there. Going live for a drawing session is definitely a good way to keep someone honest. Also, I'm now following you on Instagram. Just want to say how much I appreciate your videos and all the amazing art you create. I always think of the quote from Dead Poet Society: "We don't read and write poetry because it's cute. We read and write poetry because we are members of the human race. And the human race is filled with passion. And medicine, law, business, engineering, these are noble pursuits and necessary to sustain life. But poetry, beauty, romance, love, these are what we stay alive for."
Art fits more than one of those categories we stay alive for.
Hello Andrew. This daily sketching is a great insight into how another artist thinks whilst working, rather than a general commentary on materials and the intentions in a piece. You do a lot of thumbnails, which is rougher, more undisciplined work than studies or paintings. In a professional setting I've been rushing this and all the revisions mean that I do a lot of bad drawing that drags my overall skill down. How do you keep these shortcuts from becoming bad habits?
Thank you for showing us what you think about when you draw. It gives a direction to personal study.
I like the recycling of an old sock, to protect the drawing. Does it have to be white though?
I struggle with the showing up part to a "T" because of the blank page dilemma and the weight of my ambitions as obstacles. Even sketchbooks that are supposed to be a playground for external-visual-processing feel like a chore because we've consumed countless sketchbook videos of artists we admire that have arguably "frame worthy" "sketches" that took 20 minutes on every other page. So when stay in your lane thinking isn't enough (because comparison is the thief of joy), I've gotten around this by drawing on scraps of paper and just tape it inside my sketchbook. It's ugly as sin to flip through and more of a scrapbook as a result, but the evidence of the mileage is there. Hope someone find that strategy helpful! :c) Thank you as always Andrew for your videos
4am? get out of here!!!!.... maybe in the afternoon for me
Доброе утро! 👍👍👍
Loving these drawing sessions Andrew even if Im months behind and sorry but there's no way you'll get me out of bed at 4AM but all kudos to you and your followers who do :)
Andrew not sure if you read all messages but I have to say I'm really struggling to hear your dialogue when you sketch. You talk so quietly, different to when you are talking to the camera and I have my computer AND your video on 100% and Im just not picking up everything you are saying, which is a pity. Not sure if anyone else is having the same problems??? Love cows, just did a closeup of portion of a head and an eye..one of my favourites...keep them coming.
BTW is there a link or file just for the drawing Endeavor sessions? Or do I have to keep scrolling through every video until I find some..Anyone help me out with this please I'm not very tech savvy?
What if you had a cow dog sitting staring at the cows on one side of a body of water, a pond, or stream. What if the cows on the other side are all watching the dog? Seems like it might provide some tension. What if? I like trying that. Thanks for the ideas and videos! Great fun!
I kind of miss the "Roll that intro!" at the beginning. ;)
How come u don't use a paperstump or something like that in order to get your tones? Is there a reason or maybe u just prefer to draw whitout it
However BIG compliments again and thanks a million for sharing these very educational an beautifull works vids... and sorry for my lousy english
Tough habit for me now
How do I create a shade of white? ???
Where can you get that sketchbook?
I think you've updated your studio a bit since the last update video... Ready for another one? lol
I think i'll take that "it doesn't matter what your drawing as long as your drawing" to heart. I've been practicing drawing real people and started collecting elves and fawn cosplay images since I like fantasy stuff too, unfortunately I can only use photos at the moment but I still try to practice still life drawing and eventually plan to do my own little cast drawing subjects. I love this but man does it burn me out after a week or two, it's just too much nuanced details like perspective in a particular body part or thing that you have to pay attention to and it gets frustrating when a picture doesn't turn out right even when I know what to look at. Luckily my interest for drawing isn't just for those things and I want to be able to draw my own anime characters too so I've been practicing that style along with the other stuff, I find that it's a great reprieve for when I get burned out on the other stuff and I think i'll make that my non negotiable time persist through drawing even when I'm fatigued.
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Really love your cows, thank you of sharing your fantastic skills with us! You inspired me to pick up pencils and start drawing.
Do you making a living selling paintings/doing youtube?
I do not draw, haven't in years! Takes away from my painting time.
I guarantee it will help your painting time! But hey, each to their own!
@@AndrewTischlerArt you're definitely right, for sure. Maybe I say Friday is my drawing day and progress from there. Appreciate you brother.
Here goes the first like:)
And comment! GO you! 🙌
@@AndrewTischlerArt so sorry to bother you again Andrew, I know you are busy, I did send you an email about the invitation to podcast. Could you please check it once please?! 🙏
I like cows
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Unfortunately the animals in the thumbnail sketch were supposed to be horses, so we’ve got a way to go.
I wanted to join your patreon and I did. I was very disappointed cause all I saw was sketching being down, tiny and a bunch of them. I wouldn't call that tutorials