One of the biggest breakthroughs I had in my art journey is the realization that art takes time. If more people realized this, I think there would be less frustration.
Ice The Caterpillar that’s the reason for my love hate relationship with colored pencils. I love doing them, and it’s very satisfying to see a bunch of random scribbles of color turn into a very realistic piece. I also think I’m fairly better at them then other mediums, I just need to do them more regularly, but it takes so long! I have very little patience and sometimes I just need to leave so I don’t rush, (backgrounds make me want to just die and I usually end up using paint). But I also enjoy the length of the process, because I often feel empty when I finish a piece(like a book series) and colored pencil pushes that feeling back.
Your "Don't" pictures look far too good. If you want really crappy pictures, let me draw them. I would even make an effort to make 'em look good, I swear.
I think that the Don'ts side is not meant to be horrendous but to just outline mistakes that many people(including myself) make and how you can make it better
Just wanna express my extreme appreciation towards the creator. She has a patreon for taking lessons yet she still makes youtube videos for us who can't afford to pay for lessons. Thank you so very much, and if I get some cash for lessons I'd be sure to use yours.
Unless I missed it in the beginning, I had no idea she was actually doing a "don't" side, just a "lot" of fast talking and way too many quick movements all over throughout... No idea what she was actually doing...other than sketching and talking...wasn't helpful
I like how she draws the "don't". She actually makes it seem if someone ( who is practicing realism) will draw. Usually, other channels that do the "don't and do" draw the "don't" as a child or the worst way possible and making it less likely for a fellow artist to relate or grow with their drawing.
One way to help with uniformity between eyes is to draw them at the same time. Do one step on one eye and then repeat on the other. They look much more uniform that way
The “don’t” picture isn’t supposed to look horrendous. She’s a professional artist at the end of the day remember so it’s still going to look like a human being. This is purely just to give people tips on how to make their drawings more realistic in general.
@@tigereyes5 its a dont if youre drawing realism. Obviously it doesnt apply to everything everyone could ever do but shes helping people develop realism. also what she was doing was examples of poor technique generally for a lot of the things she said in the dont. a style can look like the dont but the artist would still want good technique.
Thanks again for reminding me to sharpen my pencils. I heard you say it before but I forgot. So lately I've seen a slight improvement in my portraits except that it doesn't look like I shaded all of the paper. I was wondering why and then I heard you say it's because the pencil isn't sharp. So I should be good now. Nice work btw.
I just found your channel and this is easily one of the most well done and useful tutorials I’ve ever watched. Since I’m a mostly self taught artist videos like these really make a difference so thank you
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Kirsty is the BEST online tutor for color there is. I have to yet see her black and white tutorials (but I handle black and white sort of so-so, so I focus on the ones on color). No one has taught me so much in so little time.
Honestly this helped me so much. I'm trying to get back into colouring after a year and a half, and this video was exactly what I needed. Also your voice is soothing af.
Sorry the drawing is slightly crooked nose etc eyes are also not quite right. Did you trace it ? Never use black in skin colour. Hair grows out of head.
It's been a long time since I've been seriously impressed by an artist, but your coloured pencil hyperrealism is jaw-dropping. I know first-hand how difficult it is to get your values right in colour using coloured pencil and I think what you're doing is incredible. I'd really like to try a colour portrait, but I'm reluctant for the stupid reason that I know the first one is going to be crap! Even though I know good results are preceded by many failures...
Kristy I love your style in instruction! I had very few art classes a very long time ago,and now am reviving my art work for my own satisfaction. Thank you for helping me along, I can follow you easily. Love from above, you are the greatest!
Thank you so much for these do's and don'ts videos! I used to just sketch simple things for fun, and evemtually decided to try somwthing more complex, like a portrait. Within three days of drawing portraits and watching your videos, I had drawn an easily recognizeable portrait of my sister with a single mechanical pencil. Your videos helped me unlock a talent I didn't know I had. Thanks so much! Can't wait to draw my first colored pencil portrait.
I like that you put the completed dos and don'ts drawings in the thumbnail. This way I can try to point out all the mistakes in the don'ts pic and figure out how you fixed it in the dos before watching the video. It shows how much I have learned from your other videos!
Kirsty, I am very picky when it comes to art. You truly impress me! I am so impressed that I show your videos to my artist friends, including my art teacher! Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
I came across your tutorials today and they are just what I've been searching for! I want to try my hand at repainting vinyl dolls but not knowing the first thing about art or the use of colour I was at a loss as to where to start. Having watched two of your tutorials however has given me a much better in sight into what I need to be doing to eventually get started. Oh, and you are an amazing artist.
Best demonstration I've seen so far. I've been trying to figure out how to get the skin so smooth. My gosh ! I thought I was an artist but sheesh. I'll definitely slow way down and try this out. I was thinking you guys might have been using something besides pencils but I guess not. Wish me luck and God bless.
Thank you so much Kirsten! I am really good at drawing with graphite, and I just got some huge portrait sketchbooks and some colored pencils for Christmas! I can’t wait to start learning this medium!!!
WOW! Both drawings/paintings were amazing and so life-like. Thank you for the wonderful tips and demonstration. It was almost like magic that the faces started to grow out of the paper. Especially with the eyes on the second drawing. It was a little comical on the first drawing when you mentioned keeping the pencils sharp, but at that moment you were using a dull pencil to color in the sides of the first face. You were very clear in the instructions why a sharp pencil is so important, but it still brought a smile to my face listening to it. You have a great talent and I hope to find one of your videos that talks about the colors you used in the layers to do a picture or a portrait.
Wow!! Your really good at this young lady, I'm going to have a go at this. Looking forward to seeing the next great vid, thanks for all the tips, great stuff
I have been drawing for a while I'm just putting color into it. I am retired, what's time in my life. I love how you did this. I hope I learn as you teach me. Thank you so much Kristy
I can see a trend starting of me being tongue tied to express how wonderful I think you are at what you do ! I did text my daughters straight away so they could check your channel out !! I know they'll be in awe as much as I am !! 💖🙂
Thank you! I've only been doing portraits for 5 years so this helps tremendously! I was recently commissioned to do a child portrait, my first, and your video really helps with the finer detailing needed for it. Your technique is brilliant!
I love watching your channel because none of the artists on here that have a large following are british(idk why but youtube seems to be biased against us) and the fact that you've done and you're almost on 1 mil really gives me hope for my artistic future. thanks.
I literally sat here, watched you draw this and talk through it. and I'm still amazed! ^_^ I've actually never used colored pencils seriously in all of time doing art and experimenting with mediums... but has me feeling like I should try!
I already watched this, the reason i rewatched is I'm loosing my motivation to continue my drawings and it hurts like hell.. If only i could be this good like you i won't suffer
Lol, art take years of pain before you can go like oh God yes. Just try to be proud of each of your drawings as ya go n try to tone down the comparison thing. If ya wanna do that as motivating, find artists closer to your LVL(still above you) n work to surpass them. Take that cake n cut it into slices then to bit sized bits.
I have watched your videos over & over. I haven't yet achieved a realistic portrait, but I am making progress. I have learned So Much from you Kristy!! Thank You !!
me: *new to portraits with colored pencils* lets watch a video so i can learn some new tips also my brain while watching this: wait renegade, renegade, renegade, boom, dah, boom boom pow,
Those Luminance though... so smooth, so beautiful, so mesmerizing to watch. Makes me want to do a piece with them again Wonderful tutorial by the way! I've never seen that crafting knife trick before
I liked both versions but I see how it’s more classical if you take ur time. The rough sketch looked one has its own charm tho. I learned that I need to stop rushing my pencils and build up color and stay light where my hightlights will be. Thanks for all the advice great content. Subscribedz
I love it! I just started with colouring my drawings since I always did black and white drawings. I don’t have good pencils yet. Do you know some good affordable pencils?
You are an amazing artist Kirsty! The don'ts were really the things that we often do..A very good tutorial where you explained how each and every part of the face should be done. The do potrait looks like a picture👌
Hi Kristy... thanks so much for sharing. I painted 4 portraits for some clients last month and they were satisfied, but I was not. I knew something was wrong, but I couldn't put my finger on it!!! After watching your video, I found out the mistakes that I was making, (about four of them to be exact)...I definitely plan on correcting those errors now that I've been exposed to what I'm supposed to do, as opposed to what I'm not supposed to do. Thanks again Kristy, this video has been very informative!!! Njoi
Absolutely gorgeous, Kristy! Love the natural progression that you have demonstrated ... thank you for sharing your critical observations throughout ... just delightful to follow along. It's all about "seeing" and observation, isn't it?!
I started watching your videos last night and absolutely loved them! I came from a cartoonish character to something that could pass as a human face. Your videos are great for everyone!
I think the right side, its more beautiful than the don't side. Because when you draw with color pencils, you need to add layers and layers, to make a realistic portrait. If you want to make a realistic portrait, then you have draw like that. That's the correct method for drawing everything. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
First bad drawing took 1 hour. Second good drawing took 9 hours. Think about that! This really makes it mind-blowingly clear just how much time is required to make something look good. Beginners want to believe becoming good is just magic and good artists just have it easy. It really just shows how much respect we have to give to the people who take their time to commit to their craft.
Well the title of this video is do and don'ts for REALISM. Idk what you expected. She says any style is fine, but she's specifically teaching realism is this video
One of the biggest breakthroughs I had in my art journey is the realization that art takes time. If more people realized this, I think there would be less frustration.
I tried to tell this to my teacher once along time ago but I just got constantly rushed haha...
Same I always try to rush it
A bunch of people realize this but they’re still impatient because it’s a habit. That’s why there’s still frustration :P
Ice The Caterpillar that’s the reason for my love hate relationship with colored pencils. I love doing them, and it’s very satisfying to see a bunch of random scribbles of color turn into a very realistic piece. I also think I’m fairly better at them then other mediums, I just need to do them more regularly, but it takes so long! I have very little patience and sometimes I just need to leave so I don’t rush, (backgrounds make me want to just die and I usually end up using paint). But I also enjoy the length of the process, because I often feel empty when I finish a piece(like a book series) and colored pencil pushes that feeling back.
Squidneythe Squid
Very true and same here
Your "Don't" pictures look far too good. If you want really crappy pictures, let me draw them. I would even make an effort to make 'em look good, I swear.
DMSG1981 same like her don't is actually somethibg I'm trying to achieve
Andjelija Markov because that’s your goal, the goal of this channel is realism
I think that the Don'ts side is not meant to be horrendous but to just outline mistakes that many people(including myself) make and how you can make it better
LOL
lol
The don't is about my level of skill, so this is really useful, thank you Kirsty 😊
My pleasure, glad it helped :)
Same but only my eyes is not really symmetry I can almost draw a potrait but I am bad at colouring.
Emily Gould You are really good then, congrats
schokolade same so I normally use charcoal
Yes me too I have gotten pretty good using regular pencils and I wanna expand my talents
Just wanna express my extreme appreciation towards the creator. She has a patreon for taking lessons yet she still makes youtube videos for us who can't afford to pay for lessons. Thank you so very much, and if I get some cash for lessons I'd be sure to use yours.
Bruh, the don't side isn't even that bad lol. Shows how much I gotta learn.
It's nice too, but too cartoonish. Doing it the correct way results in photo realism.
Who else thinks the "Don't" side actually looks really good
It does
not really.
totally!! she's just so good she must struggle to draw anything less than brilliantly x
Unless I missed it in the beginning, I had no idea she was actually doing a "don't" side, just a "lot" of fast talking and way too many quick movements all over throughout...
No idea what she was actually doing...other than sketching and talking...wasn't helpful
If the paid talk-through version blows though just as fast, there's no point for me wasting $$$
Your don’ts are way better than what I could do
She makes good vids and gives good tips that I intsantly get a better result from just watching her vid...
same
When you think the first one actually looked way better than what you can draw..
Ikr.... Also Bts!
Rising PHOENIX omg ya
All these kpoppers in the replies not relating to anything the op said but simply looking at the profile pic
Exactly...
Nicole Chen Right.
You got some skill , and you are self taught ....
Big respect !
FgfgdZx gotta come to an c h can lx
WAIT WHATT YO!! I'm new here so idk but, That's amazing!!!!!!!!!!
I like how she draws the "don't". She actually makes it seem if someone ( who is practicing realism) will draw. Usually, other channels that do the "don't and do" draw the "don't" as a child or the worst way possible and making it less likely for a fellow artist to relate or grow with their drawing.
Twinkle Twinkle little star
Why is art so freaking hard😭
Up above the world so high
I am not able to draw the other eye
The amateur artists anthem
This is getting old
@@maxwell_o.o5460 ikr😂
One way to help with uniformity between eyes is to draw them at the same time. Do one step on one eye and then repeat on the other. They look much more uniform that way
@@bridgdjxnfkdzkx Thanks for the advice.
The “don’t” picture isn’t supposed to look horrendous. She’s a professional artist at the end of the day remember so it’s still going to look like a human being. This is purely just to give people tips on how to make their drawings more realistic in general.
We get that. But she’s presented it as “don’t” when it is just another style really
@@tigereyes5 its a dont if youre drawing realism. Obviously it doesnt apply to everything everyone could ever do but shes helping people develop realism. also what she was doing was examples of poor technique generally for a lot of the things she said in the dont. a style can look like the dont but the artist would still want good technique.
Thanks again for reminding me to sharpen my pencils. I heard you say it before but I forgot. So lately I've seen a slight improvement in my portraits except that it doesn't look like I shaded all of the paper. I was wondering why and then I heard you say it's because the pencil isn't sharp. So I should be good now. Nice work btw.
beautiful, even the don't looks awesome!
waldys222 I really agree.....that even the don't looks nice 😁😁😁
Agree
I just found your channel and this is easily one of the most well done and useful tutorials I’ve ever watched. Since I’m a mostly self taught artist videos like these really make a difference so thank you
Her: Use lots of different colours to make it work
Me: *has one set of 20 colours*
TH-cam Account 'Cause Why Not relatable 😂
Me : 12
To quite honest, it's not the tools that make the artist. It just makes life easier.
That fact is demotivating me😐
She's made a vid where she uses only 5 colour pencils
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Kirsty Partridge Art to what college you went?
Kirsty Partridge Art i
this was exactly what i needed thank you
yess its cool so useful
Kirsty Partridge Art yes I want to learn how to do this
Kirsty is the BEST online tutor for color there is. I have to yet see her black and white tutorials (but I handle black and white sort of so-so, so I focus on the ones on color). No one has taught me so much in so little time.
Thanks! I can’t wait to watch and learn how to draw a face correctly!
Honestly this helped me so much. I'm trying to get back into colouring after a year and a half, and this video was exactly what I needed.
Also your voice is soothing af.
Your tips are so thorough! I followed your advice on my last portrait and the difference is honestly mind blowing! Thank you for your effort!!
Before I even read the comments I’m assuming a bunch of them are all “the first one is better than anything I can do blah blah blah”
You're right... but
I know, it’s so annoying
Micah and me yeah i keep seeing them over and over again.. ugh...😐😐
Yes
So annoying
Your don'ts are better than my do's
Omg! I blew on my phone to move the flecks of pencil from her drawing 😳 I must be tired.
samee
Lmao 😂
Sorry the drawing is slightly crooked nose etc eyes are also not quite right. Did you trace it ? Never use black in skin colour. Hair grows out of head.
Odd isn’t it. You never see or hear of a self taught doctor!
That happens to me when I am drawing/writing wearing the mask. 🤦
It's been a long time since I've been seriously impressed by an artist, but your coloured pencil hyperrealism is jaw-dropping. I know first-hand how difficult it is to get your values right in colour using coloured pencil and I think what you're doing is incredible. I'd really like to try a colour portrait, but I'm reluctant for the stupid reason that I know the first one is going to be crap! Even though I know good results are preceded by many failures...
I love your tutorials. I've been working in colored pencil for over 40 years and I'm learning things from you that I knew nothing about! Thanks!
The “don’t” on the thumbnail kind of just looks like a different art style
No
I agree.
Yep
Kristy I love your style in instruction! I had very few art classes a very long time ago,and now am reviving my art work for my own satisfaction. Thank you for helping me along, I can follow you easily. Love from above, you are the greatest!
Well you see the thing is i only have like 12 different colours
Thank you so much for these do's and don'ts videos! I used to just sketch simple things for fun, and evemtually decided to try somwthing more complex, like a portrait. Within three days of drawing portraits and watching your videos, I had drawn an easily recognizeable portrait of my sister with a single mechanical pencil. Your videos helped me unlock a talent I didn't know I had. Thanks so much! Can't wait to draw my first colored pencil portrait.
It would be funny if the don't was like a 5 second stick figure
Shang Tsung 😆
Shang Tsung *5 second master piece
@@tofucube7703 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😢😢
😂
I like that you put the completed dos and don'ts drawings in the thumbnail. This way I can try to point out all the mistakes in the don'ts pic and figure out how you fixed it in the dos before watching the video. It shows how much I have learned from your other videos!
That is a really cool idea and a great way to test your knowledge on my other tutorials 😊💕
Kirsty, I am very picky when it comes to art. You truly impress me! I am so impressed that I show your videos to my artist friends, including my art teacher! Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
I came across your tutorials today and they are just what I've been searching for! I want to try my hand at repainting vinyl dolls but not knowing the first thing about art or the use of colour I was at a loss as to where to start. Having watched two of your tutorials however has given me a much better in sight into what I need to be doing to eventually get started. Oh, and you are an amazing artist.
Best demonstration I've seen so far. I've been trying to figure out how to get the skin so smooth. My gosh ! I thought I was an artist but sheesh. I'll definitely slow way down and try this out. I was thinking you guys might have been using something besides pencils but I guess not. Wish me luck and God bless.
I really appreciate how smooth you make the skin and pop out of the paper. I love it!!
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS SO MUCHH!
Oh my goodness. The ‘do’ face is utterly amazing.
Thank you so much Kirsten! I am really good at drawing with graphite, and I just got some huge portrait sketchbooks and some colored pencils for Christmas! I can’t wait to start learning this medium!!!
*Kirsty
WOW! Both drawings/paintings were amazing and so life-like. Thank you for the wonderful tips and demonstration. It was almost like magic that the faces started to grow out of the paper. Especially with the eyes on the second drawing. It was a little comical on the first drawing when you mentioned keeping the pencils sharp, but at that moment you were using a dull pencil to color in the sides of the first face. You were very clear in the instructions why a sharp pencil is so important, but it still brought a smile to my face listening to it. You have a great talent and I hope to find one of your videos that talks about the colors you used in the layers to do a picture or a portrait.
Awesome! 👏
End conclusion:
Observing, patience and time! 👍
Oh my gosh! I came here to learn more about blending, but wasn't expecting this. I'm blown away by your skill.
Wow!! Your really good at this young lady, I'm going to have a go at this. Looking forward to seeing the next great vid, thanks for all the tips, great stuff
I have been drawing for a while I'm just putting color into it. I am retired, what's time in my life. I love how you did this. I hope I learn as you teach me. Thank you so much Kristy
I love the way u teach bc i learn more than what anyone else actually says n the donts is still better than the way i do it
I can see a trend starting of me being tongue tied to express how wonderful I think you are at what you do ! I did text my daughters straight away so they could check your channel out !! I know they'll be in awe as much as I am !! 💖🙂
But the dont's side is still sooooo goood
flexi
Yeewwpppppp
Peeple doing good o. The planet
Thank you! I've only been doing portraits for 5 years so this helps tremendously! I was recently commissioned to do a child portrait, my first, and your video really helps with the finer detailing needed for it. Your technique is brilliant!
I will be happy if I am able to draw the "don't" part.
I love watching your channel because none of the artists on here that have a large following are british(idk why but youtube seems to be biased against us) and the fact that you've done and you're almost on 1 mil really gives me hope for my artistic future. thanks.
Can I be honest... I actually loved both! I wish I could even draw the outline lol :) you are amazing!
oh my goodness. this is phenomenal!!! the detail with that exacto knife was great!!!!!
God your videos are God sent!
Good suggestion :)
The 1st one is 100% mine! This is gonna be really useful!
tbh both versions are excellent.
I literally sat here, watched you draw this and talk through it. and I'm still amazed! ^_^ I've actually never used colored pencils seriously in all of time doing art and experimenting with mediums... but has me feeling like I should try!
I already watched this, the reason i rewatched is I'm loosing my motivation to continue my drawings and it hurts like hell.. If only i could be this good like you i won't suffer
My moto
Lol, art take years of pain before you can go like oh God yes.
Just try to be proud of each of your drawings as ya go n try to tone down the comparison thing. If ya wanna do that as motivating, find artists closer to your LVL(still above you) n work to surpass them.
Take that cake n cut it into slices then to bit sized bits.
I have watched your videos over & over. I haven't yet achieved a realistic portrait, but I am making progress. I have learned So Much from you Kristy!! Thank You !!
amazing drawing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(as always) but i couldnt find the reference photo link in the description box.
It always good to start off a video with a hyper-realistic colored-pencil face starting right at you. Your work is AMAZING!
me: *new to portraits with colored pencils* lets watch a video so i can learn some new tips
also my brain while watching this: wait renegade, renegade, renegade, boom, dah, boom boom pow,
Adri Melendez bruh 😂💀
Literally 😅
Those Luminance though... so smooth, so beautiful, so mesmerizing to watch. Makes me want to do a piece with them again
Wonderful tutorial by the way! I've never seen that crafting knife trick before
great video again Kirsty, I learn so much from you, Thank you for sharing 😘
Patience is the key to this... she's building up colors very carefully, I'm just in awe watching this
Amazing vids and very talented.
I really appreciate a lot every of your vids Kirsty!!!
Thx for keep doing them
This was so much more helpful than some of the classes people PAY for!! Thank you for doing this!!
When the don’t is better than your actual drawings
This shows how the realistic drawing is beautiful!
Beautiful as always 👍
I’m in love with coloured pencils. It’s a real art form now. Thanks for your videos dear Kirsty.
Aweasome video .... love ur art ...👍
I liked both versions but I see how it’s more classical if you take ur time. The rough sketch looked one has its own charm tho. I learned that I need to stop rushing my pencils and build up color and stay light where my hightlights will be. Thanks for all the advice great content. Subscribedz
I love it! I just started with colouring my drawings since I always did black and white drawings. I don’t have good pencils yet. Do you know some good affordable pencils?
delete delete did you get any? I want to learn too
Aria Carlson I got the prismacolors they r really good.
You are an amazing artist Kirsty! The don'ts were really the things that we often do..A very good tutorial where you explained how each and every part of the face should be done. The do potrait looks like a picture👌
Your voice sounds just like gilly from game of thrones. I love her lol. Fantastic tutorial thank you so much. I need so much practice with color.
Hi Kristy... thanks so much for sharing. I painted 4 portraits for some clients last month and they were satisfied, but I was not. I knew something was wrong, but I couldn't put my finger on it!!! After watching your video, I found out the mistakes that I was making, (about four of them to be exact)...I definitely plan on correcting those errors now that I've been exposed to what I'm supposed to do, as opposed to what I'm not supposed to do. Thanks again Kristy, this video has been very informative!!! Njoi
Love your artwork! Really appreciate your videos, helpful as always, feel as though I'm learning some neat tricks and improving as a result! 😄
That is great to hear ! :D
cozza358 iiiit
When it comes to colouring i'm rubbish, this video will surely help me to get better when i pick up on colouring again. Thank you!
how are you able to film your drawings so good? when ever i take a picture of my drawing it looks way worse then it is.
Stunning work on the "do" version. Thanks for the tips!
When I came to watch this video I didn't know.
I didn't know I have so many mistakes.
Absolutely gorgeous, Kristy! Love the natural progression that you have demonstrated ... thank you for sharing your critical observations throughout ... just delightful to follow along. It's all about "seeing" and observation, isn't it?!
I cant come close to the dont version. That would be my masterpiece
I started watching your videos last night and absolutely loved them! I came from a cartoonish character to something that could pass as a human face. Your videos are great for everyone!
Superb
Please, tell me Which paper is good for pencil colour?
Shani Baloch you can get strathmore paper from amazon :)
I think both of the looks nice
the dont looks really good tho
it looks good but it doesn't look realistic which i think is what she was trying to show us :)
the ‘don’t’ actually looks so cool, it reminded me of something I saw in an art museum. This was really helpful, thank you so much!
Early for once love your art
I think the right side, its more beautiful than the don't side. Because when you draw with color pencils, you need to add layers and layers, to make a realistic portrait. If you want to make a realistic portrait, then you have draw like that. That's the correct method for drawing everything. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Me: following this tutorial
Also me 2 hours later: are we done with the eyes yet...?
you nailed it perfectly
She just named all the faults in my art.. 😭 😂
i love the ring on your hand, very helpful video
English bad apoligize but you really good! I draw people of stick. You draw real istick! 😚
First bad drawing took 1 hour. Second good drawing took 9 hours. Think about that! This really makes it mind-blowingly clear just how much time is required to make something look good. Beginners want to believe becoming good is just magic and good artists just have it easy. It really just shows how much respect we have to give to the people who take their time to commit to their craft.
again, another notification smashed
Dear Kristy, I enjoyed this program very much but it would take me another life to learn all your techniques.
LOVE IT
I like the “don’t” version and think this is a matter of personal style and what you want to achieve.
Well the title of this video is do and don'ts for REALISM. Idk what you expected. She says any style is fine, but she's specifically teaching realism is this video