I'm lucky enough to have started this and yes I love the usual landscape ones that you do but it doesn't hurt to do something completely different every now and again, I think it hones ones skills as it were and moves them up to another level. Also for someone like me that finds several perspective points in a picture hard to comprehend, you showing us how to do it with the grid method has been fantastic, a great drawing thankyou
Hi Margaret and thank you for the kind words, I agree a change of scene now and again is a good thing, it certainly sharpened my perspective drawing techniques more, I wish you all the best with this one:)
smoothie77 I know I will enjoy it as I get further into it, there's so much scope , looking at the videos, to change up the shading to make it look really interesting, it really enhances what could be quite boring looking walls into something quite unique and picturesque, it's good to learn how to do something in a different way, can't wait to get to that point lol
Beautiful, Smoothie! I prefer real time to the sped-up time lapse (it makes me dizzy, to tell you the truth). I find it far more helpful to see you drawing and shading in real time, even if I don't see you shading in the entire picture. I think you did a wonderful job of editing this.
Thank you Silvano, and Thanks again for becoming a member on Patreon, its much appreciated, I hope you get lots of tips, techniques and inspiration there:)
So nice to see you doing this one point perspective drawing Smoothie!! A wonderful "buildingscape" and I sure love to have visited this little town ^.^ Thumbs up!!!
Thank you my friend! its a change of style for me, when it comes to one point perspective your awesome videos are the ones to watch, I don't know where this is but I love to visit it too, Have a great weekend Lineke:)
I just made the 700th like ;D gud job, i love your drawing, u got very great shading skills, and it is also very realistic. My school used your video :DDD
Love this tutorial (very relaxing) and the drawing is beautiful...! Almost dreamlike, reminds me a little bit of the backgrounds in some Paul Delvaux-paintings. I recently became a subscriber to your channel and I really appreciate the very good content. Thank you for all the lovely ideas and technique lessons! 🙏🏾🌺🎨🖌
Hi Mia, and welcome, thank you for subscribing, much appreciated, I'm pleased to hear you like the content and i hope you find lots of inspiration here too :)
You are without a doubt a master of fine arts. I have a request if that is okay, I have always loved the muted colors and I saw that you can buy tainted charcoal online. I know very little about charcoal but I am planning to try it out. Would you be so kind to share you knowledge on (Tainted) charcoal. I love to draw with colored pencils, Ink's, pastels, and Graphite. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful art and your expertise!
Thanks for the comment, I'm not the best person to ask about tinted charcoal as i don't often use it, I have a set of Derwent tinted charcoal pencils, they are very nice but the colours are very similar and quite muted, hope that helps.
Try to use good quality paper stumps, like "Conte" . Also, don't push hard on the paper. the touch has to be soft and even. Change the motion you do it. try in circular motion, and see if that works better.
I really appreciate your efforts on this wonderful drawing. This is the style I am drawn to, so I really love it. I found these strange angles in architecture in Greece and Turkey. Your textures are fabulous.
im always watching your tutorials and many tutorials in graphite and charcoal but everytime i apply it looks bad..especially the sceneries i dont know if the paper is the proplem or the pencil
Hey, i really enjoy your vids, they're amazing and help me learn a lot about landscape art but you could you please include the reference image you use? Thanks
I like your videos and all, but what I would really like is if I could mute the rest of the world and you just tell me what everyone says and what's going on. Your voice is relaxing.
I prefer landscapes but it doesn't hurt from time to time to draw something different. But I don't know what to write ...I'm really tired of writing only compliments:). Why don't you mess up with something so I could write something new? Take care :)
Editing is fine but do not speed it up. I feel it leaves me not having the time to watch and appreciate what you are doing. Also if I turn to look at my coffee cup before I pick it up I've missed half the drawing.
This is a really captivating, simple looking..but yet strongly standing out scene
Absolutely Stunning!
I'm lucky enough to have started this and yes I love the usual landscape ones that you do but it doesn't hurt to do something completely different every now and again, I think it hones ones skills as it were and moves them up to another level. Also for someone like me that finds several perspective points in a picture hard to comprehend, you showing us how to do it with the grid method has been fantastic, a great drawing thankyou
Hi Margaret and thank you for the kind words, I agree a change of scene now and again is a good thing, it certainly sharpened my perspective drawing techniques more, I wish you all the best with this one:)
smoothie77 I know I will enjoy it as I get further into it, there's so much scope , looking at the videos, to change up the shading to make it look really interesting, it really enhances what could be quite boring looking walls into something quite unique and picturesque, it's good to learn how to do something in a different way, can't wait to get to that point lol
Ahh, so gorgeous, love your perspective as much as your voice! Great work
Wow thank you, that's a lovely comment! I appreciate it very much:)
When I finally get around to practising buildings I am going to try and draw something like this for my first attempt ! That's very helpful
Thanks very much, glad it was helpful to you, Happy drawing!
Beautiful, Smoothie! I prefer real time to the sped-up time lapse (it makes me dizzy, to tell you the truth). I find it far more helpful to see you drawing and shading in real time, even if I don't see you shading in the entire picture. I think you did a wonderful job of editing this.
Thank you Amy, I prefer real time too, I appreciate your comment.
Love love love your drawings , just amazing.
Thank you Susan, that's so kind, i appreciate it very much!
You have returned!!! :) Master pencils graphite, thank you for more this, enjoy your work :)
I'm back Nil!!! :) I'm pleased you enjoy my work , I enjoy yours too, thanks for the kind words :)
:)
Great artwork and use of pencils Smoothie - love the values and final result. Thanks for sharing ✍️👌
Thank you Silvano, and Thanks again for becoming a member on Patreon, its much appreciated, I hope you get lots of tips, techniques and inspiration there:)
Looking forward to continuing my drawing and watercolour painting journey - all the best Smoothie 🎨👌
So nice to see you doing this one point perspective drawing Smoothie!! A wonderful "buildingscape" and I sure love to have visited this little town ^.^ Thumbs up!!!
Thank you my friend! its a change of style for me, when it comes to one point perspective your awesome videos are the ones to watch, I don't know where this is but I love to visit it too, Have a great weekend Lineke:)
For you too Smoothie and keep up this great work!! And thank you for the compliment but....
YOU are the Graphite master!!!! :D
Haha I don't think so, but your so kind and you are the master:D
I just made the 700th like ;D gud job, i love your drawing, u got very great shading skills, and it is also very realistic. My school used your video :DDD
Love this tutorial (very relaxing) and the drawing is beautiful...! Almost dreamlike, reminds me a little bit of the backgrounds in some Paul Delvaux-paintings. I recently became a subscriber to your channel and I really appreciate the very good content. Thank you for all the lovely ideas and technique lessons! 🙏🏾🌺🎨🖌
Hi Mia, and welcome, thank you for subscribing, much appreciated, I'm pleased to hear you like the content and i hope you find lots of inspiration here too :)
You are without a doubt a master of fine arts. I have a request if that is okay, I have always loved the muted colors and I saw that you can buy tainted charcoal online. I know very little about charcoal but I am planning to try it out. Would you be so kind to share you knowledge on (Tainted) charcoal. I love to draw with colored pencils, Ink's, pastels, and Graphite. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful art and your expertise!
Thanks for the comment, I'm not the best person to ask about tinted charcoal as i don't often use it, I have a set of Derwent tinted charcoal pencils, they are very nice but the colours are very similar and quite muted, hope that helps.
That was beautiful 🔥. I'm having trouble with blending the large dark areas and when I use a blending stump, the shade becomes uneven
Try to use good quality paper stumps, like "Conte" . Also, don't push hard on the paper. the touch has to be soft and even. Change the motion you do it. try in circular motion, and see if that works better.
@@greekveteran2715 Oh, that's it. I often find myself pushing hard onto the paper. I'll definitely change the motion. Thank you!
What size paper do you drawings and paintings on please? Another amazing drawing well done.
Very inspiring!
Thanks Graham.
Nice job !!!
Thanks very much!
I really appreciate your efforts on this wonderful drawing. This is the style I am drawn to, so I really love it. I found these strange angles in architecture in Greece and Turkey. Your textures are fabulous.
Thank you B, I really appreciate your nice comment too, I'm glad you like this one, thanks again.
Nice drawing.
Thanks very much Izak.
Wonderful
Wow your like bob ross😀 great video!
Awesome drawings I Like it very much 😍😍😀
Thanks, that's kind of you to say:)
so helpful
May I ask, where do you get your nice references from? Also I only just found your account but it's incredible! Thanks for teaching us :)
Where do you get the grids you use from?
Magnificent
Much appreciated E Will,
im always watching your tutorials and many tutorials in graphite and charcoal but everytime i apply it looks bad..especially the sceneries i dont know if the paper is the proplem or the pencil
Do you do your drawings vertical or horizontally?
I have them at an angle of about 20 degrees
Hey, i really enjoy your vids, they're amazing and help me learn a lot about landscape art but you could you please include the reference image you use? Thanks
Thanks, the reference photos are only available on my Patreon, sorry about that.
I like your videos and all, but what I would really like is if I could mute the rest of the world and you just tell me what everyone says and what's going on. Your voice is relaxing.
Thanks, very kind of you :) I don't know about muting the rest of the world, but one option would be to listen to my videos with headphones 😊
@@smoothie77drawingpainting excuse me sir, what grade of the pencil you've used in making that kind of drawing?
You could upload two videos, one like this video and the full drawing like what markcrilley does.
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I prefer landscapes but it doesn't hurt from time to time to draw something different. But I don't know what to write ...I'm really tired of writing only compliments:). Why don't you mess up with something so I could write something new? Take care :)
Hahaha, I mess up regularly, just that you don't get to see them, I wouldn't post a bodge job, only the okay stuff :)
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Editing is fine but do not speed it up. I feel it leaves me not having the time to watch and appreciate what you are doing. Also if I turn to look at my coffee cup before I pick it up I've missed half the drawing.