+colorpaper princess (colorpaperprincess) usually Prismacolor but I recommend experimenting with a variety to find what you like. Prismacolors has a quality I like for blending.
Best thing you can do is rotate the book so the binding doesn't interfere with your drawing motion. When that's not possible you have to manage as best as you can. Alternately, you can practice on typing paper since you probably won't be keeping these pages for long.
the hook in the starting point .. if you do straight lines it would be better in a A3 sheet .. not in the A4 .. and you can give 0-1-0 level of pressure when you do it; through that you can avoid the hooks ..
Trooper Chick not sure I understand you. The size of the paper doesn't really affect the line at least not within the context of the lesson and I'm missing the hook at the starting points. I'm also unfamiliar with "0-1-0 level pressure" and wonder if that is common or relatable language for art students?
what a superbly useful and insightful little tutorial...Many thanks.
Simple demonstration and very informative and easy to understand. Thank you!
aww man for my whole life i have been doing it wrong!. thanks man!
Thank you so much. It helped me for completing my assignment in a easy way.👍
Sure thing! Glad it helped.
You turn the paper while you draw?
Are you more comfortable going counter-clockwise?
I prefer to go clockwise when I use the left.
I'll rotate the page either way depending on which way is fastest.
great tips thanks
Sure thing!
awesome! what brand of colored pencil do you use?
+colorpaper princess (colorpaperprincess) usually Prismacolor but I recommend experimenting with a variety to find what you like. Prismacolors has a quality I like for blending.
Thank you very much. That was very helpful
Sure thing!
you are left handed, so for right handed artist the motion goes in the opposite direction!
Sure thing. Let me know if you have a tutorial you'd like to see. Thanks!
Thanks alot , very helpful
went to college to draw circles and lines. seems legit.
scilver yp its too gud
how do you draw straight lines in a sketchbook?
Best thing you can do is rotate the book so the binding doesn't interfere with your drawing motion. When that's not possible you have to manage as best as you can. Alternately, you can practice on typing paper since you probably won't be keeping these pages for long.
3 minutes and my lines are far more "straighter". Thank you!
me: *feels comfortable with my circular motion
my pencil: ϑ
Funny! You'll get it.
thnx alot
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looks like u drew eggs and bacon
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nice ... but i can draw better lines rather than that one you showed even without the hooks
What hooks?
the hook in the starting point .. if you do straight lines it would be better in a A3 sheet .. not in the A4 .. and you can give 0-1-0 level of pressure when you do it; through that you can avoid the hooks ..
Trooper Chick not sure I understand you. The size of the paper doesn't really affect the line at least not within the context of the lesson and I'm missing the hook at the starting points. I'm also unfamiliar with "0-1-0 level pressure" and wonder if that is common or relatable language for art students?