On a different youtube account, I used to watch you all the time from the time I was 14 clear into my early 20's. I'm 27 now and so much has changed... However, this video gives me the same vibes your videos did back when I was 14. The same, warm inviting feeling. That same inspiration and desire to be creative. Thanks for always making such wonderful videos!
When you said you looked at your own hard wood floor for reference? That was so relatable! I can't count the number of times I've done something similar. =P Also, that marker wood grain trick is a stroke of artistic brilliance! I saw that and immediately got the urge to get out my cheap markers. XD
I tend to use colored pencils because I'm pretty severely colorblind... when I use water color I tend to produce some bizarre looking color schemes, at least to other people's eyes.
Hey Mr. Crilley. I love your work you do for us artists and the readers of your books WORLD WIDE. That sir is a ton of people. The number has many zeros to show it. I’m going to try this wood lesson shortly. Your marker is spot on. Keep up teaching, you are valued. And BE SAFE. WEAR YOUR MASK.
Mark thank you so much for these videos and what you do man, i hope you never stop putting out great content. Your one of the best content creators out there. Thanks again dude: )
great video! what about mixed media? use w/c for the b/g as its quick and doesn't leave white spots. overlay with colour pencils for details, much sharper with finer control.
Hello Mark, I tried the 3 different methods: I tried using the skin tone makers and it looks like a waxed finished. The color pencils look very realistic and I used a blending pencil to make it look solid. Lastly, the water color was the hardest. It would give a marble finish look. Thanks again for the tutorial. 😁👍
looks awesome, but something that can be great for illustrations is wood comes in vast colors from greens, yellows, reds even bright purple. and grain pattern also changes depending on the log was milled, Then layers of the sap wood and heart wood. the diffrence from the hard to soft grain lines can add a huge variety to art works
No matter how old I am. I will call him crilley sensei his videos have been amazing so glad I have his how to draw books. They are a big help for me Thank you mark crilley
Man, you do those pieces of wood in such a nice way, I can't get this sort of "perfect irregularity" especially when drawing grass, trees and nature elements. It would be great if you did this kind of videos with this elements. I have mastering manga 1 and 2, and as you said background plays an important role in manga (not to say they are bad, they are great books that helped me a lot) but there is only one section about drawing trees, grass rocks are mentioned but without the step by step instructions to create this irregularities. So I would love to see a video with this.
I should really pick up painting one day. I tried it when I was younger but I wasn’t very good and struggled with fine details. Pencils are nice but having to put differentiating pressure takes a toll on your wrist. Markers are also nice but they aren’t the most elegantly precise tools in existence.
@markcrilley I like to use watercolour as an underpainting and then colour pencils on top, it gives both three freedom and unpredictable nature of watercolour and the control from the pencils for the details
I mainly use markers but they definitely have their downsides for sure but I use a little bit of everything markers, colored pencils, water color, acrylic paint, crayons really whatever plus I’m always trying new brands and supplies
I have a challenge for you, Mark... see how you can make the most effective watercolor paints, with only Easter egg dye tablets, water and vinegar... and make a videoing it for Easter of 2022...
I've always wondered what the back of his demonstration books must look like now after all those times that he's placed then on his just finished projects as he thanks his audience for getting said books. Often times -- mostly with his Beloved White Gouache -- the wet (markers included) medium hasn't fully dried by the time he gets to the thanking part if the video. Surely, the back of his books are no longer immaculately pristine and free of foreign medium by now. I would be genuinely surprised if they were. In fact, I would be utterly impressed and stumped if that were the case. Mark, I am posing a very odd, however, nonetheless innocent request being that it is impelled by unfathomable curiosity... Could you, please, show us the back of some of your books to see if, or how, they have withstood all your wet(-ish) "thank yous" throughout the years. I do thank you -- sadly, without a book to show my gratitude -- ahead of time should you decide to go that extra mile for a loyal viewer since the early days of the Brody's Ghost drawing illustration sessions.🤗
For today, I really like the marker. The last two just do not make the grade.Thanks again. If you want an idea , how about human skin. That might be really good. Coloured pencils, blending, burnishing would be a great lesson.
His dad jokes never get old. 10+ years now watching his tutorials. He always has a different one and i dont think he realizes it 😂
Band name: Illustrated Wood
Album Name: Extra Texture
First Single: A Moment Of Time Lapse
You're such a great artist! If I had to choose, I'd say I'm a "colored pencil" kind of person!
On a different youtube account, I used to watch you all the time from the time I was 14 clear into my early 20's. I'm 27 now and so much has changed... However, this video gives me the same vibes your videos did back when I was 14. The same, warm inviting feeling. That same inspiration and desire to be creative.
Thanks for always making such wonderful videos!
When you said you looked at your own hard wood floor for reference? That was so relatable! I can't count the number of times I've done something similar. =P
Also, that marker wood grain trick is a stroke of artistic brilliance! I saw that and immediately got the urge to get out my cheap markers. XD
this is the earliest I’ve ever been- I usually use watercolor, I’ll have to try it out someday! Thanks for the vid
Beautiful Art 😍
Thanks to share 👍
Love your work Mark! :)
I tend to use colored pencils because I'm pretty severely colorblind... when I use water color I tend to produce some bizarre looking color schemes, at least to other people's eyes.
can you do a video on a owl Markcrilley
Educational and entertaining. Mark, THANK YOU!!!
Legendary...Thanks for the help!
Thanks again Mark Crilley 😁👍
the dark edges of the gain is the summer growth of the tree, it will be harder and denser compared to the lighter spring growth.
Hey Mr. Crilley. I love your work you do for us artists and the readers of your books WORLD WIDE. That sir is a ton of people. The number has many zeros to show it. I’m going to try this wood lesson shortly. Your marker is spot on. Keep up teaching, you are valued. And BE SAFE. WEAR YOUR MASK.
This is so cool! Love your videos always, thanks for helping me with art :D keep being awesome!
Love this lesson. Thank you
My daughter is learning to draw. This is a great tutorial. Ty for sharing 👍
Mark thank you so much for these videos and what you do man, i hope you never stop putting out great content. Your one of the best content creators out there. Thanks again dude: )
I've been watching for so many damn years and this still doesn't get old
This is absolutely amazing to watch it till end!, really appreciate it your efforts that makes it so epic!! Keep up the good work 👍
great video!
what about mixed media? use w/c for the b/g as its quick and doesn't leave white spots. overlay with colour pencils for details, much sharper with finer control.
Hello Mark, I tried the 3 different methods:
I tried using the skin tone makers and it looks like a waxed finished.
The color pencils look very realistic and I used a blending pencil to make it look solid.
Lastly, the water color was the hardest. It would give a marble finish look.
Thanks again for the tutorial. 😁👍
looks awesome, but something that can be great for illustrations is wood comes in vast colors from greens, yellows, reds even bright purple. and grain pattern also changes depending on the log was milled, Then layers of the sap wood and heart wood. the diffrence from the hard to soft grain lines can add a huge variety to art works
No matter how old I am. I will call him crilley sensei his videos have been amazing so glad I have his how to draw books. They are a big help for me
Thank you mark crilley
love ur vids Mark! you got me interested in manga in the first place :) and taught me how to draw :)
Man, you do those pieces of wood in such a nice way, I can't get this sort of "perfect irregularity" especially when drawing grass, trees and nature elements. It would be great if you did this kind of videos with this elements. I have mastering manga 1 and 2, and as you said background plays an important role in manga (not to say they are bad, they are great books that helped me a lot) but there is only one section about drawing trees, grass rocks are mentioned but without the step by step instructions to create this irregularities. So I would love to see a video with this.
I should really pick up painting one day. I tried it when I was younger but I wasn’t very good and struggled with fine details.
Pencils are nice but having to put differentiating pressure takes a toll on your wrist. Markers are also nice but they aren’t the most elegantly precise tools in existence.
@markcrilley I like to use watercolour as an underpainting and then colour pencils on top, it gives both three freedom and unpredictable nature of watercolour and the control from the pencils for the details
Awesome well done😲
I mainly use markers but they definitely have their downsides for sure but I use a little bit of everything markers, colored pencils, water color, acrylic paint, crayons really whatever plus I’m always trying new brands and supplies
I have a challenge for you, Mark... see how you can make the most effective watercolor paints, with only Easter egg dye tablets, water and vinegar... and make a videoing it for Easter of 2022...
This is so cool!
A weekly upload woo
Great video
Very nice
How much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chucked used prismacolor?
Yay finally a new video
Oh, Hi Mark!
ありがとう
Awesome friend,beautiful❤️❤️m
Are you ever going to upgrade to 1080p for your videos? Also is this STILL the same camera from 15 years ago? upgrade! upgrade! upgrade!
I noticed you have done tutorials for L and Luffy, could you do Tanjiro from demon slayer?
Wow, that's so cool.Have a happy day.~~~♡
my old teacher really liked ur vids so yea nice job haha
i see you book its vere cool
Oh my God, when i saw the thumbnail i thought you were going to draw on a wooden surface 🤯
Where's old man time lapse?
Nice 🤯
Watercolor is my favorite.
What brand of color pencils are you using?
I've always wondered what the back of his demonstration books must look like now after all those times that he's placed then on his just finished projects as he thanks his audience for getting said books. Often times -- mostly with his Beloved White Gouache -- the wet (markers included) medium hasn't fully dried by the time he gets to the thanking part if the video. Surely, the back of his books are no longer immaculately pristine and free of foreign medium by now. I would be genuinely surprised if they were. In fact, I would be utterly impressed and stumped if that were the case.
Mark, I am posing a very odd, however, nonetheless innocent request being that it is impelled by unfathomable curiosity... Could you, please, show us the back of some of your books to see if, or how, they have withstood all your wet(-ish) "thank yous" throughout the years. I do thank you -- sadly, without a book to show my gratitude -- ahead of time should you decide to go that extra mile for a loyal viewer since the early days of the Brody's Ghost drawing illustration sessions.🤗
the marker and paint are not completly marker and paint they were out lined in pencil
For today, I really like the marker. The last two just do not make the grade.Thanks again. If you want an idea , how about human skin. That might be really good. Coloured pencils, blending, burnishing would be a great lesson.
use any phone today and you'd have 1080p 60 fps WHY DO YOU STILL HAVE 720P 30FPS
Please draw Free de la hoya of Beyblade burst.He is everyone's favourite character
Great dad jokes
The only person I see get 0 dislikes on his video!
Op
It's spelt 'wewd' 🤣
Awesome, stay blessed and all in Jesus shalom CBN.com
Can I get pinned
U got a new subscriber ;)
But I wanted to watch paint dry