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Like everyone else who clicked the video... I saw the finished results in the thumbnail before I started to watch the video. Makes for nice sentiment though... even if you did make it up.
I have been convinced. I've always wanted my drawings to have really black parts in it but I've never achieved that with graphite. I'm going to buy charcoal right away! Thank you!
charcoal is the best way i found to achieve black m no matter the graphite grade it can only give different gradients of gray due to the light it catches , i do combine charcoal and graphite in many of my pieces
No words to say other than stunning or in other way this girl in art is so mesmerizing and as a artist you are majestically inspiring... This art work using black and white makes me to see wonders not because of portrait but the art totally brought life on...
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Praveen khati yar tum to great ho pravin bhai kya tum mujhe lead karoge mai aapke WHATTS APP par apne drawings send karta hu aap mistake spot karna..........plz replay me
ThePortraitArt how can I email you my art for feed back? Please I want to get better I can really use your help. My pictures come out flat and don’t really pop or look realistic. Please help me
If you struggle to make good art, understand that its not about talent or even having a good teacher. I finally realized its about being able to making bad art and keep going to that place no matter how frustrating. Allow it to exist. Tolerate it no matter the pain it causes you. But always go to that place.
So you are basically working on shape, form, dark to light. No fine details early on. This is riveting for me. I focused on details early on. I need to re evaluate everything. You're amazing. I must continue watching and learning from your genius.
I am not an artist so may be stating the obvious but it seems that you draw as much with the eraser as with the pencil/charcoal. That is just amazing that you can get such realism from pencil and charcoal. Great work.
@@overwatchar570 yes. and? Ah, perhaps you are responding to Colaris. Would be nice if you specified that in your comment. No need for the @ thing, just a name. It helps immensely with communication.
So amazing. I can draw a line between 2 points without a ruler, but it ends there. There is such a parallel between this charcoal method and the experiences of life... you think you had a dark experience, and with a little time and perspective the deepness of it can be altered and positioned such that it becomes an attribute...
This is a piece that really is more of the one I can say that is really staring at you without permission. Her eyes really stands out. Very eye catching it just pops out to me.
That is s fantastic method. I have never done it that way; shading in an outline instead of a very light pencil sketch. I've always shaded last as I bring in the details. I can't wait to try it. It makes it easier for me to see the direction I need to go in order to bring it to life. A pre-sketch makes me feel like I need to follow it...Like coloring inside the lines(if that makes sense). Art is beautiful.
out of all the mediums in drawing portraits. charcoal is the most fun to watch unfolding. others like colour pencil starts unfolding at some areas slowly but in charcoal it unfolds as a whole.
I prefer a more expressive, rough charcoal texture over the end result here. It's amazing how close the drawing is to a photograph; the only problem I have with hyperrealism is that the hand of the artist disappears as he is simply copying reality, not interpreting it.
Maybe the interpretation of reality is a very real one. I completely understand the point you make, I look at charcoal portraits as much about negating interpretation of reality as I do interpreting reality, whatever that is.
Hyperrealism is when you struggle to tell the difference between the drawing and a photo of the subject that has been drawn, you will never see a hyperrealist start a drawing like this one. This is not hyperrealism, it's just an artist who completely understands the fundamentals of portraiture, therefore allowing him/her to be as abstract or exacting as they wish.
Nyigam Bole I’ve recently been practicing with charcoal, before I mostly used graphite. After watching many videos, the tips that helped me most was using softer charcoal and loading the blending stump to draw and when I needed to erase gently erase to preserve the integrity of the paper I use. Use light pressure and the charcoal can be removed easier. It worked for me. I hope it works for you too and I hope you don’t mind a somewhat inexperienced artist jumping in on your question. I just noticed no one had responded to your question. Best regards.
No doubt this was a very good art. Still didn't get the answer why i should use charcoal as stated in video title.....would be nice it there was voice over or dialogue at end ot anything stating your point of view. As much as this was a good portrait there are several other technique to do so as well....just showing an art is not answer to what u wrote in title
I loved the video and the sketch. I always had interest in sketching and I do a little bit when I find time. I have been sketching since I was in 4th standard. I am a Computer science graduate and am not satisfied with my job. I am looking to leave my job and devote my time in drawing and sketching. Can someone please help me by showing the way forward, shall I join any Art college or to have any degree in Art. Thanks for your help in advance.
How do you remove dark spot without ruining the whole thing? That’s my biggest problem... once I go too dark I can’t seem to fix the area without making the spot look like smudges of uneven spots.
Lift dark areas by dabbing with a kneaded gum eraser and work in lighter tones on the dark areas with white chalk. Sometimes the white chalk won't work well over a thicker black layer but you can use a spray fixative to spray down the drawing and let it dry and then the white will go over those areas better
Joseph Willard probably right about that, so far I’ve been using strathmore toned gray paper and that other strathmore Griddy square paper. I never used newsprint tho. I’ll give it a try. So far I still leave uneven spots when I use the kneaded eraser, I’ll try different paper
This is beyond amazing, thank you for sharing this. What paper do you use and what the eraser you are using? My charcol doesn’t clean up well to do highlights
Its so magical to watch the process of drawing. It seems to radiate the very substance of life. How do you avoid smearing the soft charcoal when you go in and make the sharper lines and textures?
i have some on that here and workshops and more real times videos i do on patreon. Been trying to get enough support so everything is practically free for everyone tho. maybe one day.
Drawing is based on skill. Always remember that you ARE capable. You just have to put in the work. Those who make the most mistakes end up being the most skilled.
to be honest it really helps to have a teacher to walk you through something. But if you must start on your own, just start.. start some where. I have some real time videos for free in my channel and you just have to dive in and figure out which direction you want to improve toward first.
Was thinking that myself. It offers absolutely NO INFORMATION about the medium at all, just showed her skills at a fast speed and advertised her patreon. So...Is the reason we should use it because she just happens to be good at it? She showcased her skill but gave no help to anyone needing information, which would likely put anyone off. Basically it felt more like “look how great I am, give me money”. Adverts for website, patreon, no info. More or less made me not want to subscribe, watch anything else and definitely not donate. If you offer info, give it, don’t click bait. The title should be “speed drawing in charcoal “.
@@JadeLeaf1980 A list of materials used for this drawing would have been nice, and explanation of WHY anyone should use charcoal. How does a person protect that type of art.Won't it just get smudged again?
How can someone be this good handling charcoal?! Charcoal drawing is like reversed engineering or something the way I see it. You couldn't know how it will look until the very end. I can only do line art and it never cease to amaze me seing people so good at shading.
My Brand of Art supplies are now available on Amazon!
goto this link: www.amazon.com/shop/ThePortraitArt
You can use this discount code (10% off but never expire) "282GIHPF" for any or all of the top 3 products. Charcoal Pencil / Sketch Pads / Leather Case.
Please consider leave an rating or review if you enjoy the product. Contact me/seller if anything is wrong and I'll make it right for you. thanks! -X
What I’ve learned: charcoal doesn’t look great until near to the very end 🙌
Nothing looks great in painting sketching until the very end. :)
Right
@@atultayade my drawings do
I was skeptical at the beginning...then that moment her right eye was suddenly there, a conscious being looking out...you had me.
soul, successfully captured! (thanks for the kind words noapology88)
With that one eye shown, it looked fine to me at that point. could have stopped there. Interesting effect
I also had my attention on that eye... :)
Like everyone else who clicked the video... I saw the finished results in the thumbnail before I started to watch the video. Makes for nice sentiment though... even if you did make it up.
Amazing! You carve the image out of the charcoal like a sculptor. Definitely in awe!
I have been convinced. I've always wanted my drawings to have really black parts in it but I've never achieved that with graphite. I'm going to buy charcoal right away! Thank you!
Even very dark graphite won't give you blacks because it has shine that catches light.
charcoal is the best way i found to achieve black m no matter the graphite grade it can only give different gradients of gray due to the light it catches , i do combine charcoal and graphite in many of my pieces
No words to say other than stunning or in other way this girl in art is so mesmerizing and as a artist you are majestically inspiring...
This art work using black and white makes me to see wonders not because of portrait but the art totally brought life on...
Is possible to fall in love with a picture? Amazing...
"...how can someone be so beautiful?"
I fell
dude i feel you...it was like it was speaking to me
awww...you guys
"Laura". 1944. Dana Andrews & Gene Tierney.
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ThePortraitArt hi. I am one of your subscribers. Inspired by you I also started TH-cam channel. Please check it out and subscribe if you like the content and do share with others. Please tell me my mistakes as well if you get time. I would be thankful to you. Please
n thanx 4 u too
.thank you very much
Praveen khati yar tum to great ho pravin bhai kya tum mujhe lead karoge mai aapke WHATTS APP par apne drawings send karta hu aap mistake spot karna..........plz replay me
ThePortraitArt how can I email you my art for feed back? Please I want to get better I can really use your help. My pictures come out flat and don’t really pop or look realistic. Please help me
If you struggle to make good art, understand that its not about talent or even having a good teacher. I finally realized its about being able to making bad art and keep going to that place no matter how frustrating. Allow it to exist. Tolerate it no matter the pain it causes you. But always go to that place.
This is the best ever portrait i ve ever seen. Hope for full tutorial
So you are basically working on shape, form, dark to light.
No fine details early on.
This is riveting for me. I focused on details early on.
I need to re evaluate everything.
You're amazing.
I must continue watching and learning from your genius.
thx!
I am not an artist so may be stating the obvious but it seems that you draw as much with the eraser as with the pencil/charcoal. That is just amazing that you can get such realism from pencil and charcoal. Great work.
So beautiful! I haven't done anything like this in about 20 yrs but this is very insperational. Think I'll get back into it. Thank you.
Did you get back into it?
I can clearly see how much you love doing this. You are inspiring me.
This art is a masterpiece
Wow. Never seen a piece of work produced where someone is removing the medium rather than adding it! :)
Colaris someone said that you shound not erase while drawing. But to me the eraser is just a pen on a negative setting. That is why I use two sizes
This is charcoal
@@overwatchar570 yes. and? Ah, perhaps you are responding to Colaris. Would be nice if you specified that in your comment. No need for the @ thing, just a name. It helps immensely with communication.
@@rthj6446 its called reductive charcoal for a reason @colaris
Sculpting?
Lost for words.... Only just came across these clips of different artists, your all magical.. Wow!! Your really clever....
there is only one artist behind this channel.
So amazing. I can draw a line between 2 points without a ruler, but it ends there. There is such a parallel between this charcoal method and the experiences of life... you think you had a dark experience, and with a little time and perspective the deepness of it can be altered and positioned such that it becomes an attribute...
Wau you words reached my hart more than the drawing
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Most beautiful charcoal drawing I've ever seen? Can you share your supplies for this drawing, please?
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the video is too fast.
Wow one of the great painting..
That is a very pretty good looking girl, I like her.
What type of white pencils you are using
Hi, I wish to Sketch a portrait of my friend. Is there anyway you help me Sketch the same. Please, it's very important to me.
Wow, looks like a black and white photo. What a talent.
This is a piece that really is more of the one I can say that is really staring at you without permission. Her eyes really stands out. Very eye catching it just pops out to me.
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That is s fantastic method. I have never done it that way; shading in an outline instead of a very light pencil sketch. I've always shaded last as I bring in the details. I can't wait to try it. It makes it easier for me to see the direction I need to go in order to bring it to life. A pre-sketch makes me feel like I need to follow it...Like coloring inside the lines(if that makes sense). Art is beautiful.
She came to life at the 4:00 mark… that was amazing! Great piece , ty for sharing
I thought it could be done at 1:12
I am shocked EVERY TIME at how amazing these pictures turn out.. BRAVO
Literally makes my drawings feel like garbage
No u'll get there soon m8
They won't be in the future if you keep trying!
LOL!!
😂❤️keep trying
Tyler same
out of all the mediums in drawing portraits. charcoal is the most fun to watch unfolding. others like colour pencil starts unfolding at some areas slowly but in charcoal it unfolds as a whole.
I prefer a more expressive, rough charcoal texture over the end result here. It's amazing how close the drawing is to a photograph; the only problem I have with hyperrealism is that the hand of the artist disappears as he is simply copying reality, not interpreting it.
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I agree with you. But this is no where near hyperrealism. Just realistic in style.
Maybe the interpretation of reality is a very real one. I completely understand the point you make, I look at charcoal portraits as much about negating interpretation of reality as I do interpreting reality, whatever that is.
Hyperrealism is when you struggle to tell the difference between the drawing and a photo of the subject that has been drawn, you will never see a hyperrealist start a drawing like this one. This is not hyperrealism, it's just an artist who completely understands the fundamentals of portraiture, therefore allowing him/her to be as abstract or exacting as they wish.
Buddy, thanks. I have no words. Please keep doing this.
You're belong to the tribe of people who are inspiration to many.
This is beyond any beauty!! Wow!!🌸
What tools are they using ? Charcoal , pencil , rubber & a white crayon?, and some sort of smudging tool ? Thanks :)
Nice work. For any wondering the drawing is of Imogen Poots
The music makes this relaxing I watch this vid over and over again
You must be god of creation ...Brahma. Really beautiful.
I am in love with this girl 💖
Out of the world. No words.
My brain cells: i could do that
My hands: oompa loompa dupty do i will make it poo
🤣🤣
that's really beautiful. It got to a point where you looked like you were no longer drawing a face but putting her makeup on. Wish I could draw.
Amazing Drawing !! What do you use to erase the charcoal ? What do you use for the hair for exemple ?
Amazingly magical the way you draw and bring simple strokes into life!!
What is the background score?? Can anyone tell??
BTW .. Great portrait, extraordinary skills u have ...!! Hats off ...!!!
Fantastic work,,,, beautifully done with charcoal
Thank you! Cheers! Anil
That was beautifully magical my friend. I love it.
you had her in your mind all along.. mind blowing work
I enjoy showing this video to my friends.. but What kind of paper is that?? My paper does not get rid of the charcoal when I use eraser..
Nyigam Bole I’ve recently been practicing with charcoal, before I mostly used graphite. After watching many videos, the tips that helped me most was using softer charcoal and loading the blending stump to draw and when I needed to erase gently erase to preserve the integrity of the paper I use. Use light pressure and the charcoal can be removed easier. It worked for me. I hope it works for you too and I hope you don’t mind a somewhat inexperienced artist jumping in on your question. I just noticed no one had responded to your question. Best regards.
@@everettwhite9874 appreciate that man!!.. I guess in the end, we follow the one who extends thoughtful help 🙂
This is real treat to eyes to watch this video...Great talent...
So beautiful! It seems like a photo, good!
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Only like
Because she is the most unique painter and artist
No doubt this was a very good art. Still didn't get the answer why i should use charcoal as stated in video title.....would be nice it there was voice over or dialogue at end ot anything stating your point of view. As much as this was a good portrait there are several other technique to do so as well....just showing an art is not answer to what u wrote in title
Simply beautiful...... Its not at all as easy as it looks, but you make it look easy.. Amazing.
Amazing drawing and you are truly an artist god bless you.
A difficult technique with absolutley beautiful results, thanks for sharing
I loved the video and the sketch.
I always had interest in sketching and I do a little bit when I find time. I have been sketching since I was in 4th standard.
I am a Computer science graduate and am not satisfied with my job.
I am looking to leave my job and devote my time in drawing and sketching.
Can someone please help me by showing the way forward, shall I join any Art college or to have any degree in Art.
Thanks for your help in advance.
I'm thinking about doing the same tbh did you find any help then?
OMG..Unbelievably amazing!
I just love your techniques... truely amazing...
Imogen Poots....stunning work, bravo.
You brought her into existence....
I’ve never seen this technique before, it’s pretty inspiring!
That's true art!😥💕
Really Amazing...... No words
I m in love with this charcoal work...
How do you remove dark spot without ruining the whole thing? That’s my biggest problem... once I go too dark I can’t seem to fix the area without making the spot look like smudges of uneven spots.
Eraser or white chalk? I don't know just a guess
might be the type of paper ur using isnt the best for manipulating charcoal. newsprint is one of the best
Lift dark areas by dabbing with a kneaded gum eraser and work in lighter tones on the dark areas with white chalk. Sometimes the white chalk won't work well over a thicker black layer but you can use a spray fixative to spray down the drawing and let it dry and then the white will go over those areas better
Same question
Joseph Willard probably right about that, so far I’ve been using strathmore toned gray paper and that other strathmore Griddy square paper. I never used newsprint tho. I’ll give it a try. So far I still leave uneven spots when I use the kneaded eraser, I’ll try different paper
So beautiful, you're so good great artwork
So beautiful! Charcoal is sure a good tool to use
I must admit that was FANTASTIC!!! "WONDERFUL "INSPIRATION"😎
thanks Kevin :)
This is beyond amazing, thank you for sharing this. What paper do you use and what the eraser you are using? My charcol doesn’t clean up well to do highlights
Youshould use kneadable eraser
Does anyone know what paper he uses?
Its so magical to watch the process of drawing. It seems to radiate the very substance of life. How do you avoid smearing the soft charcoal when you go in and make the sharper lines and textures?
Never believed in one sight love but today. 🖤
Stunning portrait. I'm without words...
You are very talented. Can you do a charcoal tutorial please?
i have some on that here and workshops and more real times videos i do on patreon. Been trying to get enough support so everything is practically free for everyone tho. maybe one day.
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This is.
1vy. Subway Surfers Hindi movie
There's nothing more beautiful then creation
Amazing as always!!!!😍
thanks Marian!
Beautiful. Great work. Thanks for showing us how you do it, but I am very aware there is a lot more to it.
This video just called me talentless in 31 different languages
lmao... ! Practise harder than anyone you know, and you'll get there.
Drawing is based on skill. Always remember that you ARE capable. You just have to put in the work. Those who make the most mistakes end up being the most skilled.
You are releasing her face out of the dark, it's very impressive!
And I'm here thinking how you never used an eraser.
Can you pleasseeeee let me know what paper you use? This is so beautiful. Thankyou so sharing. Subscribed😍
Touch my heart.
Liked and subscribed
That is a phenomenal illustration.
Hi, can you please mention the name of the soundtrack used in this video.
Fantastic ! I will start working on this technique. I love it.
Another amazing drawing!
Amazing. looks like a real photograph. I love your technic.
Hey man, what are your tips for a person to start sketching? (first time)
to be honest it really helps to have a teacher to walk you through something. But if you must start on your own, just start.. start some where. I have some real time videos for free in my channel and you just have to dive in and figure out which direction you want to improve toward first.
No way I can paint like this.. This is magic
GREAT charcoal portrait, but title is misleading :(
Was thinking that myself. It offers absolutely NO INFORMATION about the medium at all, just showed her skills at a fast speed and advertised her patreon. So...Is the reason we should use it because she just happens to be good at it? She showcased her skill but gave no help to anyone needing information, which would likely put anyone off. Basically it felt more like “look how great I am, give me money”. Adverts for website, patreon, no info. More or less made me not want to subscribe, watch anything else and definitely not donate. If you offer info, give it, don’t click bait. The title should be “speed drawing in charcoal “.
@@JadeLeaf1980 A list of materials used for this drawing would have been nice, and explanation of WHY anyone should use charcoal. How does a person protect that type of art.Won't it just get smudged again?
I love to watch it...thank you so much....only the art lovers know this feeling
Sorry, I skipped the whole video to see the end result first :)
How can someone be this good handling charcoal?! Charcoal drawing is like reversed engineering or something the way I see it. You couldn't know how it will look until the very end. I can only do line art and it never cease to amaze me seing people so good at shading.
Conte or charcoal ?
Charcoal is easy to play with.
Conte is not.
I have just recently started an art channel as well,. and have rediscovered charcoal. I love it so much. You are completely right! Cheers!
what type of / which paper u have used ??
the most amazing thing, it looks like a black and white photo!!
Only thing I learnt from the sketch was that I will have to take birth again to reach same level. Great skills.
Oh my goodness! Im in love with the girl! 😍
this take my heart
so Realistic & Beautiful.......! 💚💚💚
to me the girl looks like the actress "Imogen Poots"
that is her
Wow.... Such a beauty
How do you erase the highlighted part ??? Which eraser do you used ???
Nikhil Kuanr probably a kneadable eraser
Outstanding work.