This is what i learned: 1.- Visualize the line. 2.- Practice the line you visualized without touching the paper. 3.- Go FOOM! and FUUM!! Trying not to do chicken steps. 4.- Admire your clean profesional line. Simple, Clear and Effective. I like it
This is the video I have been searching for for months! My drawings already look SO much better. Marking where I want to go and then practicing the movement before I draw it has helped me so much. I even find myself saying FUUM when I draw my lines! My figures look cleaner, more realistic, and awesome. Thank you very much.
iValarion You'll be sooo glad you did. Not just for drawing. I replaced "cocka-doodle-doo" with "fuum" when I orgasm and, now, my wife can't keep her hands off of me.
What made me like the video? Was it the great tip for begginers or the amazing, comforting pace of the video? None. What trully got my like was the charisma of the fine gentleman presenting the video. Props to you, my friend. May life lead you to happiness.
Leonardo Pereznieto, most likely the sweetest and most cheerful TH-cam drawing instructor to be found online. And he has some realy nice tips and advice also!
I just picked up back up on art after 20 years and at 58 years old, I've found that what once was a delight has now turned into a stressful adventure. I have gone to other artists tutorials , but none can compare to your tutorials. I had to subscribe and will share with anyone looking to get back to art. I enjoy the background music as well. Thank you.
i love your videos , you are like a Mexican Bob Ross. you are very friendly with the viewers and make them feel at ease. and you maintain a very pleasant atmosphere . great videos .
Thank you so much for making this tutorial! I've never had trouble with producing the right shapes and values in my art, but every single time, my lines are messy, dark, sketchy, and leave graphite smudged all over the paper and my hand. I always wondered how people drew so cleanly and quickly--and now I know how. I haven't even tried this out yet, but I already know that any method that gets rid of the "chicken steps" lines I was doing will help me immensely. I also loved your water drop tutorial. You're an amazing artist and teacher, thanks so much!
I've seen artists with so messy lines that if you see their sketch half-finished you say OMG. But at the end, it turns up better than everyone else's. Don't sacrifice your personal style for anyone's advice. Your shading may be a bit messy because you pay more attention to your model, which is a good quality. If you work on it over and over, after several cross hatchings, it will come up looking great. Furthermore, sketching as tought in every respected art school, is not done by drawing the lines of the contour as this video shows. You just take a few measurements and mark a few crucial points on your paper and proceed directly with shading. The eye doesn't see contour, it sees tones (shadow-light). In case you prefer to draw contour, this is not the better way either. You don't want to commit early, so you draw with fast and messy lines over lines in the beginning until you are satisfied with your form and you refine your work later on with shading and erasing.
hayas5 Why do you have to be so negative? I'm a person who likes and gets a lot out of these videos. If you are too advanced for this great for you. In fact if you have a better way to do this post a video response or link showing your method.
BizarreGo I'm not negative. I'm just expressing my point of view to provide an answer to the question of this post, which imo can help the person go deeper into sketching than contour-drawing (like a five year old) allows. After all, it's not smt more difficult just a different logic. It is, though, crucial for an artist to break the pattern of contour-drawing as early as possible to be able to progress.
hayas5 Because you don't understand about lines in art. Even the sketch is messy, true artists only draw straitght lines, not those chicken lines, it's messy because there're many straight lines, that's all.
Well I clicked because I hadn't seen many artists who use that type of pencil and I was interested in how he did it... not necessarily for the pencil. Yes, yes I did.
Excellent teaching. You teach the way I learn, slow and watch the teacher before trying the lesson. You don't just tell this video helped me to go from. I will continue to watch you. Thank you for a great lesson.
Omg I want to thank you enough you're car drawings encouraged me to be a car designer and my dad says I should start Young so I can have more experience
air nads If you truly have a strong desire to do automotive design, first get your Mechanical Engineering degree, while you simultaneously take all the drawing courses you can sqeez in. (Voice of experience!)
A mechanical engineering degree is only applicable if he (she?) were to design the systems in the car. If it is the exterior and interior design, go with industrial design instead (for example, mechanical engineering technology). While they're doing that, then they can learn to practice art.
Thisusernameistoolongtobeacceptedbythetermsofusethatnoonegivesashitabout Or maybe just beacause the names rhyme :| And he is Spanish not Italian just saying.
I know that this video was posted almost four years ago, but, as an amateur artist in real life and as a real artist in my soul, I learnt that it's important to show feedback. It helps the artist and let him/her know that they aren't alone and can improve, be better. This video was really helpful, and I'm glad that you spoke so carefully. Even as a beginner in English, I could learn a lot. Thank you for all your good work. Only the best of creativity for you. - Paloma.
Thank you so much for all your nice comments! I just released my new Mechanical Pencil for Artists and I want to invite you to see the campaign at the following link: igg.me/at/tutto3 I hope you like it!
Wow, Fine Art-Tips........ you Have become by far the GREATEST Inspiration to ME. Every drawing seems like a masterpeice when you draw it. I might just be 10 years old, but I think i can learn ALOT from just you being a humble youtuber. Congrats on your 1050 000 Subscribers.
I love watching your videos, I don't consciously even listen to most of it, I just pick up a sketchpad when you start and the background music and your voice alone motivates me to draw.
To summarize. 1. Mark 2. Practice line direction 3. Draw the line 4. Refine. Rinse and repeat. (Please watch the video because he goes indepth why you would use different lines etc. Just helping those who ask why :D)
You make it seem so easy! I have never drawn a clean line in a single go, I usually chicken-step hundreds of lines and then erase the ones that are not good enough. Then I come back and darken the good lines. I cannot imagine being able to just draw a line like it's nothing. But I guess I gotta learn to _foom_ sooner or later.
Thanks for your good advice. I watched this video a few weeks ago and thought it was correct, but somehow I clicked on it again, and this time, I sat with a pencil and paper, following along, and now I REALLY get it. I am someone who has always used construction lines, drawing lightly and refining. My drawings are always very messy and I literally keep about five different erasers in my pencil box for all the precision erasing I have to do. I really didn't think "visualizing" the line would work, I just have always done it the other way. BUT IT DOES WORK! I really thought I didn't have the spatial coordination to effectively draw a line with the start, end, and curve in the right place, but this visualization technique really works. Sure I still drew some chicken steps, and my proportions were imperfect, but I am beginning to "see" the lines before they are on the paper, which is a stumbling block for me. I guess I just wanted to tell people who think they can't draw without construction lines, that this technique will get you there. Just try it!
wow! thank you so much for this. i thought the 1st drawing was good but hell the difference a clean line makes is amazing! will definitely try and use your technique in my drawings now :)
Thank you so much!! I have been practicing my drawing with a book of tutorials and it has been trying to explain this technique to the reader (me.) It helped so much to see it in action.
I knew about the clean line thing, but not about the accents or line depth due to the light source. The practicing the line before you draw part was also very helpful. Thanks!
Hey! I just got introduced to your channel by my mom, and holy cow it's amazing! I'm stepping out of my normal style, anime and manga, and trying out realism. This is REALLY going to help me, and I hope to become as great as you are!
Very helpful. Thank you so much. I notice I draw even more chicken scratch lines on what should be very fine deliberate lines. This makes the very fine line thicker and blurrier from repeated passes. Your technique definitely improved that in my own drawings. Thank you again for your brilliant lessons.
i wanted to say thank for your drawing lessons i used to SUCK at drawing but now that i"m watching your videos i drew my first human figure ,but is it weird that i bad at drawing cartoons but good at drawing portraits .
People need to realize that art is not something you can just suddenly get good at in 6 minutes, it takes years of practice to perfect and find your style
If they enjoy doing it they will do it through the years and should see improvement. Also, learning these types of things as this video shows helps people to become better to find what works for them. I'm not really sure of your comment - well unless you're just wanting to come off negative - like all things drawing is practice and learning and practice and learning and practice and learning.
I learned this technique in grade school from a very good art teacher. I am also glad to see this as a strong reminder with much of my art, it's easy to go back and correct lines that don't need to be fixed? You sell artworks I see, as I do but need to draw patterns for st glass panels, cab drs,,Tiffany shades, windows and I started making water fountains using st glass and lighting. They are beautiful. The drawing reminder may help me save time and money, even glass? Thank you, I feel everyone can benefit from new or old ideas? You are never done learning.
Me parece increíble la cantidad de cosas que se pueden aprender de tus videos, en este video solo mostraste tus materiales, pero aprendí un montón de técnicas que desconocía. Gracias por subir videos estimado!!!
I always get stuck at drawing Male figures and the anatomy. But Female I am better at. Do you have any tips for that? I have looked online and other videos but i still draw the male in a feminine way. I can get the shoulders right. But everything else looks female. I draw male lips as if they are duck lips, male eyes as female and wide hips.
You have a brain. You made a witty comment therefore you have creativity with words. You can learn basic techniques and your art will develop as your creativity has. Don't give up bc it looks hard. Some of the best artists started out frustrated but developed their skills over time.
I've been at that point in my art evolution where I have begun doing this myself with the "chicken steps" out of it. I haven't perfected it yet. Seeing it the way it was done in this video really added to my style and has given me more confidence in doing it this way. The dark and lighter lines should have been obvious to me, I feel, but I haven't tried lines like that yet. Thanks a lot for your aid in my art evolution. Great video! Well worth a sub. :)
Mr. Potato Pointillism. Which is a method of rendering using dots, instead of lines. Sometimes called stippling. It can have quite a striking appearance.
Wow as a beginner I didn't think little things like this could make such a big difference! Your tips are very helpful and I also like the music in the back 😀
I'm not the best drawer but I also don't have a steady hand but I found a easy way to draw with smooth strokes. 1: loosen your grip so it's not as tight thats a big problem most people have, they try and steady the pencil and not their hand. 2: as dumb as it sounds breath it will relax you and gives you better focus. 3: last one posture is a key detail sit up and it will be much easier. I hope it helped
There are different ways to hold a pencil. If you draw like you write you rely on your wrist and fingers to apply the medium. I draw in a classic approach. Hold the pencil like you hold a tv remote. Holding the pencil with your thumb and index while it rest in your palm. When you draw pull the pencil instead of pushing it forward. This will give you smooth lines. You will notice you are holding the pencil with your hand, but your arm guides it. That helps a lot of the shaky hand problems. Also learn to draw on a art isle. Helps keep your arm off the paper or canvas. And holding your pencil like this keeps your hand off the paper as well. These method puts a strain on the neck and shoulders at first. But once you get use to it you will find your problems fading away. I use to draw and paint holding the pencil or brush the same way I write but I learned through some classes this method. I hope it helps you and others who try it as well. Good luck.
If you do not have a steady hand there is only one real way to to fix it and that is to practice contour drawing. No amount of following tips on how to hold a pencil or tablet pen will help when what you really need is to strengthen the relationship between your dominant hand and your mind through disciplined practice.
Wow as a non artist I have to say that explanation resonated for me. My first attempt is still kind of shitty but it is already better than before. Thank you so much.
This is what i learned:
1.- Visualize the line.
2.- Practice the line you visualized without touching the paper.
3.- Go FOOM! and FUUM!! Trying not to do chicken steps.
4.- Admire your clean profesional line.
Simple, Clear and Effective. I like it
GO WITH FUUM! xD
Foom and Chicken Steps have now been added to my vocab.
Melissa Medina i made the chicken steps, and FOOM! i fell down the stairs. yes those words work well. i too shall add them to my repertoire
Lol!!!
+Melissa Medina lol
i agree
TingLee
This is the video I have been searching for for months! My drawings already look SO much better. Marking where I want to go and then practicing the movement before I draw it has helped me so much. I even find myself saying FUUM when I draw my lines! My figures look cleaner, more realistic, and awesome. Thank you very much.
Powerrange $
haha, fuum, thats the best
SgtPrice1000
(털선이 고통스러운 한국인이며)
I see, I see. I have to go FUUM, whereas I have been going do-do-do-do-dondondon. I'll keep that in mind.
😂😂😂😂
Yess do the FUUM😂😂😂
iValarion 😂
iValarion You'll be sooo glad you did. Not just for drawing. I replaced "cocka-doodle-doo" with "fuum" when I orgasm and, now, my wife can't keep her hands off of me.
Yes fuum! 😂😂😂😂😂
What made me like the video? Was it the great tip for begginers or the amazing, comforting pace of the video? None. What trully got my like was the charisma of the fine gentleman presenting the video.
Props to you, my friend. May life lead you to happiness.
***** Why, thank you. One step at a time we may get a better internet by being polite and nice.
Gabu - San The internet is full of gremlins man... but inside every gremlin is a gizmo =O (a really evil one)
you are zero...
Matt Straczek zero to hero just like that.
gfetco More like... Zero to Bols. No, didn't get it? Ok, I'll stop.
Leonardo Pereznieto, most likely the sweetest and most cheerful TH-cam drawing instructor to be found online. And he has some realy nice tips and advice also!
You laugh at his accent. He laughs at your drawings.
you should be on top
You should get pinned
THIS GENTLEMAN IS LOUD AND CLEAR AND PERFECT FOR TEACHING!
AND ONE THING WE MUST REMEMBER,HE IS NO ENGLISH MAN.
Oof
@Sweetpea I agree!somebody was laughing at his pronunciation,that is why I said such in favour of the painter
Absolutely amazing teaching for amateurs like me. I never progressed beyond an 11 year old drawing level, but in six minutes you have taught me much.
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
Inigo? Is that you?
I just picked up back up on art after 20 years and at 58 years old, I've found that what once was a delight has now turned into a stressful adventure. I have gone to other artists tutorials , but none can compare to your tutorials. I had to subscribe and will share with anyone looking to get back to art. I enjoy the background music as well. Thank you.
i love your videos , you are like a Mexican Bob Ross. you are very friendly with the viewers and make them feel at ease. and you maintain a very pleasant atmosphere . great videos .
that he doesn't speak english all that well doesn't mean that he is mexican. i think he might be argentinian
MasterP48HD He's actually mexican...
Iván G. Rodríguez His name and his accent sound italian to me
MasterP48HD really ?? i been a fan of the guy for a while.. he is Mexican. and he speaks English very well.
pretty well*
Thank you so much for making this tutorial! I've never had trouble with producing the right shapes and values in my art, but every single time, my lines are messy, dark, sketchy, and leave graphite smudged all over the paper and my hand. I always wondered how people drew so cleanly and quickly--and now I know how. I haven't even tried this out yet, but I already know that any method that gets rid of the "chicken steps" lines I was doing will help me immensely. I also loved your water drop tutorial. You're an amazing artist and teacher, thanks so much!
I've seen artists with so messy lines that if you see their sketch half-finished you say OMG. But at the end, it turns up better than everyone else's. Don't sacrifice your personal style for anyone's advice. Your shading may be a bit messy because you pay more attention to your model, which is a good quality. If you work on it over and over, after several cross hatchings, it will come up looking great.
Furthermore, sketching as tought in every respected art school, is not done by drawing the lines of the contour as this video shows. You just take a few measurements and mark a few crucial points on your paper and proceed directly with shading. The eye doesn't see contour, it sees tones (shadow-light).
In case you prefer to draw contour, this is not the better way either. You don't want to commit early, so you draw with fast and messy lines over lines in the beginning until you are satisfied with your form and you refine your work later on with shading and erasing.
hayas5 Why do you have to be so negative? I'm a person who likes and gets a lot out of these videos. If you are too advanced for this great for you. In fact if you have a better way to do this post a video response or link showing your method.
BizarreGo
I'm not negative. I'm just expressing my point of view to provide an answer to the question of this post, which imo can help the person go deeper into sketching than contour-drawing (like a five year old) allows.
After all, it's not smt more difficult just a different logic. It is, though, crucial for an artist to break the pattern of contour-drawing as early as possible to be able to progress.
hayas5 Because you don't understand about lines in art. Even the sketch is messy, true artists only draw straitght lines, not those chicken lines, it's messy because there're many straight lines, that's all.
Forever Shining
Your comment reveals who truly does not understand how the eye perceives and what true artists do.
am i the only one that clicked this video because he had a really cool pencil
no
nope me too 😂
Well I clicked because I hadn't seen many artists who use that type of pencil and I was interested in how he did it... not necessarily for the pencil.
Yes, yes I did.
Korby1Konorby I did that too lmao
What type is it?
Excellent teaching. You teach the way I learn, slow and watch the teacher before trying the lesson. You don't just tell this video helped me to go from. I will continue to watch you. Thank you for a great lesson.
Thank you this is actually really helpful. My lines now are like.....FUUM!
fiuuuuum
OneSideStrike Fiuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmm
Dezigning Art Fuuuuuuummmmmm:)
If my drawing were judged by smell, it would be PERFUUUUUUUUUUUME.
jezzmee1 Fuuuuuuummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
xD
this is great, thanks
centurion like
Thank you Leonardo! Gracias!!
Can I just add I love you accent and voice, it's calming me down right now 😂
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This is what hell is-
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나 : 뭐 재밋는거 볼거없나
유튜브 : 니 그림 못그리지? 연습이나해라
나 : ?
ㄱㄱㄱㄱㄱ
What?
That was really helpful video thanks for making amazing vids love ur channel❤️️ greets from kuwait:)
Thank you very much! I hope I can come to Kuwait one day!! Greetings :)
isaac14ac so tempted to be a grammar nazi....... *resisting intensifies*
isaac14ac It sure damn matters when you write a serious document, but meh, you will be the one to be laughed at.
Its too hot in kuwait 😫😫😫 i live there too lelz
+silver silverr How do you like the Really strong currency.
Omg I want to thank you enough you're car drawings encouraged me to be a car designer and my dad says I should start Young so I can have more experience
kewl
+Jexa Tunes gooby pls
air nads do you still practice?
air nads If you truly have a strong desire to do automotive design, first get your Mechanical Engineering degree, while you simultaneously take all the drawing courses you can sqeez in. (Voice of experience!)
A mechanical engineering degree is only applicable if he (she?) were to design the systems in the car. If it is the exterior and interior design, go with industrial design instead (for example, mechanical engineering technology). While they're doing that, then they can learn to practice art.
Hey Leonardo.... It's a Me Mario.
From Mario games? xD Jkjk
Assassins creed right?
Yes from assassins creed from Mario games from Italians from Italy from the time of assassins creed from Mario. Inception loop
El es español no italiano
Thisusernameistoolongtobeacceptedbythetermsofusethatnoonegivesashitabout Or maybe just beacause the names rhyme :| And he is Spanish not Italian just saying.
I know that this video was posted almost four years ago, but, as an amateur artist in real life and as a real artist in my soul, I learnt that it's important to show feedback. It helps the artist and let him/her know that they aren't alone and can improve, be better.
This video was really helpful, and I'm glad that you spoke so carefully. Even as a beginner in English, I could learn a lot. Thank you for all your good work.
Only the best of creativity for you.
- Paloma.
You weren't lying at the beginning, this has helped me so much! Thank you, my lines look better already.
This guy seems so damn cool in these videos. Like the Dos Equis guy of drawing.
+Azawa Medkour FUUMM
+Antonio Abreu I've been laughing for minutes now, thank you xD
oh, yeah, you're right..
Dude his voice was like heaven to my ears
Hahaha!
and then FOOM i did it.
haha 😂😁
CosmicAstroDuck HAHAHAHHA
CosmicAstroDuck
I'm glad I'm not the only one
2:45
Dave Marx I KNOW im not the only one
You sayyyyy im crazy
Tips to Draw Better in 6 Minutes - The Line
why can't I draw like you? You're amazing!
leon latifi
Look in the credits.
emily purdy bro u must practice i had the same problem as you but when i found the pencil that it fits to me i became better ( soz for my bad english)
Great tip about drawing technique and really relaxing music, great combination.
nick glav indeed:) pratictice does makes perfect:)
Thank you so much for all your nice comments! I just released my new Mechanical Pencil for Artists and I want to invite you to see the campaign at the following link: igg.me/at/tutto3 I hope you like it!
+FOLIA The Gamer lmaoo
Amazing tips, you're a great artist!
Blurry Face u wat m8
l am from midle east . l am watching all your video . I love it so much . you're very clever
Thanks for the tips they really helped
Wow, Fine Art-Tips........ you Have become by far the GREATEST Inspiration to ME. Every drawing seems like a masterpeice when you draw it. I might just be 10 years old, but I think i can learn ALOT from just you being a humble youtuber. Congrats on your 1050 000 Subscribers.
May I say, you are going to be world famous I can't wait to show my art teacher the videos good job an keep it up
2:40 I never thought about using lighter or darker lines where the light source is or isn't. Thats a very helpful tip right there
I really want to draw that
Well ,take a pencil and start drawing :)
Francisco Rivera GET REKT
Gabrielle Del Socorro
Thats not what getting rekt means
Francisco Rivera have no worries it takes practice.
Such a calming atmosphere to this tutorial. I loved it!
I love watching your videos, I don't consciously even listen to most of it, I just pick up a sketchpad when you start and the background music and your voice alone motivates me to draw.
To summarize. 1. Mark 2. Practice line direction 3. Draw the line 4. Refine. Rinse and repeat. (Please watch the video because he goes indepth why you would use different lines etc. Just helping those who ask why :D)
I already knew all of these tips but I watched the whole video because your voice is great and the music was also really nice. xD
your fooooom just earned you another subscriber
You make it seem so easy! I have never drawn a clean line in a single go, I usually chicken-step hundreds of lines and then erase the ones that are not good enough. Then I come back and darken the good lines.
I cannot imagine being able to just draw a line like it's nothing. But I guess I gotta learn to _foom_ sooner or later.
King of the Moon What a great comment! I was like - yes, yes, I do that too!! :)
Thanks for your good advice. I watched this video a few weeks ago and thought it was correct, but somehow I clicked on it again, and this time, I sat with a pencil and paper, following along, and now I REALLY get it. I am someone who has always used construction lines, drawing lightly and refining. My drawings are always very messy and I literally keep about five different erasers in my pencil box for all the precision erasing I have to do. I really didn't think "visualizing" the line would work, I just have always done it the other way. BUT IT DOES WORK! I really thought I didn't have the spatial coordination to effectively draw a line with the start, end, and curve in the right place, but this visualization technique really works. Sure I still drew some chicken steps, and my proportions were imperfect, but I am beginning to "see" the lines before they are on the paper, which is a stumbling block for me. I guess I just wanted to tell people who think they can't draw without construction lines, that this technique will get you there. Just try it!
wow! thank you so much for this. i thought the 1st drawing was good but hell the difference a clean line makes is amazing! will definitely try and use your technique in my drawings now :)
You should draw your arm, show us how to draw hair lol
#FeeltheBern
not funny
Edgar Kjellberg yeah it is
@Edgar, Now this is what's not funny. Rigged primaries.
Foom! Subbed.
Thank you so much!! I have been practicing my drawing with a book of tutorials and it has been trying to explain this technique to the reader (me.) It helped so much to see it in action.
I knew about the clean line thing, but not about the accents or line depth due to the light source. The practicing the line before you draw part was also very helpful. Thanks!
Hey! I just got introduced to your channel by my mom, and holy cow it's amazing! I'm stepping out of my normal style, anime and manga, and trying out realism. This is REALLY going to help me, and I hope to become as great as you are!
wow the Same :D (With anime and now realism - and that my mom showed my the Video) your speaking out of my soul :D
Lol that's a coincidence much, wish you luck!
+Alexandra Brown you too :D
Ty! ^-^
love your work ,,, big fan
Can we all just appreciate how timeless his tutorials are?
wow. simply beautiful, the finer details make all the difference.
Very helpful. Thank you so much. I notice I draw even more chicken scratch lines on what should be very fine deliberate lines. This makes the very fine line thicker and blurrier from repeated passes. Your technique definitely improved that in my own drawings. Thank you again for your brilliant lessons.
i wanted to say thank for your drawing lessons i used to SUCK at drawing but now that i"m watching your videos i drew my first human figure ,but is it weird that i bad at drawing cartoons but good at drawing portraits .
I'm the contrary
Wilson Junior Same here. No matter how realistic I try to make my drawings, they still look cartoonish. lol
i just saw this and thank you very much ..awesome .. very helpfull
People need to realize that art is not something you can just suddenly get good at in 6 minutes, it takes years of practice to perfect and find your style
If they enjoy doing it they will do it through the years and should see improvement. Also, learning these types of things as this video shows helps people to become better to find what works for them. I'm not really sure of your comment - well unless you're just wanting to come off negative - like all things drawing is practice and learning and practice and learning and practice and learning.
I learned this technique in grade school from a very good art teacher. I am also glad to see this as a strong reminder with much of my art, it's easy to go back and correct lines that don't need to be fixed? You sell artworks I see, as I do but need to draw patterns for st glass panels, cab drs,,Tiffany shades, windows and I started making water fountains using st glass and lighting. They are beautiful.
The drawing reminder may help me save time and money, even glass? Thank you, I feel everyone can benefit from new or old ideas? You are never done learning.
Me parece increíble la cantidad de cosas que se pueden aprender de tus videos, en este video solo mostraste tus materiales, pero aprendí un montón de técnicas que desconocía. Gracias por subir videos estimado!!!
Can you teach us how to draw a dog silhouette
Francisco Rivera First, you learn how to draw a dog, then you draw the outline of a dog and you've done it!
Francisco Rivera its not hard to open Google and draw what you see, No one will "teach" you how to draw a dog shilouette XD
Hachette Enlightaned It's easier to draw something from a step-by-step chart. don't judge ^^
yooo. im gonna say foom and chicken drawing all the time now. your the best guy.
That is the hairiest arm I've ever seen.
not as hairy as dis !.....
I never seen a hairy wrist before lol.
Wow, I honestly can’t believe how much I learnt from one short video, thanks!
You are one of the most pedagogical art teachers here on TH-cam! :)
thats a good tip. i try it in the morning, can't wait
LOVE IT ... Bless you
I always get stuck at drawing Male figures and the anatomy. But Female I am better at. Do you have any tips for that? I have looked online and other videos but i still draw the male in a feminine way. I can get the shoulders right. But everything else looks female. I draw male lips as if they are duck lips, male eyes as female and wide hips.
This guy is so likeable, and his videos are helpful too.
Sweet! My skills grew 10 years watching and learning from this video!
"Fuum!"
lmfao ikr
and then .... fooom! (2:48) :-)
So beautiful
The vid title: How to draw better in 6mins
The number eight in the length of the vid (6:08): *Am I A JoKe To YOu*
Very nice tips on how to do the figure much better. Very helpful for beginner artists. Thanks for sharing!
Great tutorial! I'm glad you do not take some of those mean remarks serious, and keep helping the people who appreciate you! Thanks for sharing!!!
Fantastic ❤
Chicken steps is also the term for that in Dutch :-)
"I almost forgot the dress" 😂
That was a very helpful video! I have not seen it explained this way before. Thank you very much!!!!!
I agree with the comments the others have left. I've watch many different drawing lessons and I find yours the most enjoyable and helpful. Thank you!.
FFUMMMM!
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What is that pen called....I need it.
Dot Dani it's not a pen lol
+SuperSaiyanAna .....this was posted three years ago -_-
Don't Trust The Fucking Cake loool idc
omfg super saiyanana what's up with these late responses
+bums_for_mums because, y noot
I almost drew balls
Wow. Your videos are not only informative but also feel like you're really teaching to us. It has such a positive vibe! Thank you. :)
Nice short video with a great tip or two. Keep on doing it! This helps a lot.
I want to draw, but I don't have a brain :(
marco cuadra how did you write this comment? If you are determined enough you will become an artist.
marco cuadra all you need is a little bit of _fuuum!_
same
I heard there is this wizard who gives people brains, hearts and all kinds of stuff. You do have to kill a witch though...
You have a brain. You made a witty comment therefore you have creativity with words. You can learn basic techniques and your art will develop as your creativity has. Don't give up bc it looks hard. Some of the best artists started out frustrated but developed their skills over time.
This guy has more hair on his arm than I have in my whole body lol!
he has more hair on his arm than he has on his head
LOL
So what? He's mediterreanean. Are you hairless like a 2-year-old?
I don't have hair all over my arms like he does haha. Just on my head. I win.
At least he can draw very well😜
You are the best teacher on earth
I've been at that point in my art evolution where I have begun doing this myself with the "chicken steps" out of it. I haven't perfected it yet. Seeing it the way it was done in this video really added to my style and has given me more confidence in doing it this way. The dark and lighter lines should have been obvious to me, I feel, but I haven't tried lines like that yet. Thanks a lot for your aid in my art evolution. Great video! Well worth a sub. :)
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I laugh every time he said froom
It is funny that we draw using lines, but in reality there are no lines. We do not exist within a cartoon after all.
It's not funny. If you don't draw in lines, then how will you draw at all
Mr. Potato
Pointillism. Which is a method of rendering using dots, instead of lines. Sometimes called stippling. It can have quite a striking appearance.
Lines absolutely exist in reality. They're just infinitely small.
I've seen a couple of his videos now and I feel that with a teacher like him learning can be easy and fun like fuuuum.
Wow as a beginner I didn't think little things like this could make such a big difference! Your tips are very helpful and I also like the music in the back 😀
IT WAS 6 MINUTES AND 8 SECONDS YOU LIAR
lmao
Everything I know is a lie D:
Dezigning Art Cake included, bruh. cake included.
Carlos Arredondo Portal reference for the win.
I've seen u u before leagueofduckies
Can you say: "It's-a me Mario!" because you sound exactly like him.. lol Nice tips btw.
FUMMM!!
Tremor244
or your money back!
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You never cease to amaze Leonardo,keep up the good work and your awesome art ,James from australia
Love his voice. So calming.
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such guitar
much draw
Saint J. hairy paw
I don't have a steady hand, is there a way to help with that if so please message back. :)
I'm not the best drawer but I also don't have a steady hand but I found a easy way to draw with smooth strokes. 1: loosen your grip so it's not as tight thats a big problem most people have, they try and steady the pencil and not their hand. 2: as dumb as it sounds breath it will relax you and gives you better focus. 3: last one posture is a key detail sit up and it will be much easier. I hope it helped
seth kennedy aw :3 helped me thanks
Steven Mactavish
:O WE HAVE THE SAME PICTURE. WHAT THE FUCK
There are different ways to hold a pencil. If you draw like you write you rely on your wrist and fingers to apply the medium. I draw in a classic approach. Hold the pencil like you hold a tv remote. Holding the pencil with your thumb and index while it rest in your palm. When you draw pull the pencil instead of pushing it forward. This will give you smooth lines. You will notice you are holding the pencil with your hand, but your arm guides it. That helps a lot of the shaky hand problems. Also learn to draw on a art isle. Helps keep your arm off the paper or canvas. And holding your pencil like this keeps your hand off the paper as well. These method puts a strain on the neck and shoulders at first. But once you get use to it you will find your problems fading away. I use to draw and paint holding the pencil or brush the same way I write but I learned through some classes this method. I hope it helps you and others who try it as well. Good luck.
If you do not have a steady hand there is only one real way to to fix it and that is to practice contour drawing. No amount of following tips on how to hold a pencil or tablet pen will help when what you really need is to strengthen the relationship between your dominant hand and your mind through disciplined practice.
Wonderful teacher! Wonderful artist! Thank you!
Wow as a non artist I have to say that explanation resonated for me. My first attempt is still kind of shitty but it is already better than before. Thank you so much.
I almost drew a dress.