How to Sketch Places Quickly
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- The goal of this lesson, and others from my 'Sketching Places Quickly' course is to help you reduce a scene down to it's most basic elements, whilst still capturing the essence of the place. Working from reference photos is great practice for transitioning to outdoors, where you've got the elements working against you, as well a nosey passers-by!
If you want to have a go at this exercise, you'll find a link to the reference photo in the description. The challenge is to draw the scene 3 times on the stopwatch, with each attempt faster than the one previous. The target time for the first attempt should be no more than 20-25 minutes. By the third sketch you should be aiming for 15 minutes.
Although I've speeded the video up slightly in some parts, it only reduced the total time of this lesson by a couple of minutes. Without commentary, I completed this sketch a second time in 16 minutes.
Enjoy and let me know how you get on in the comments below!
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Super straight to the point, no further discussions and promotions. I thought channels like these don’t exist
@Yeetus Defeetus they have to make money somehow... Would you turn down an opportunity for literally free money?
Champion Gundyr it’s understandable but also reduce the quality of the video so it’s ok to prefer these type of video better
@Yeetus Defeetus why decline the offer if that means bussiness
@Yeetus Defeetus it is, a video a small channel could easily double there earnings.
@Yeetus Defeetus skillshare is the reason why the channels that most of us love so much are able to create content...
Block hatching. That's what I learned from your video today. Thanks!
I thought it was called cross hatching
@@clementine5420 Yes. The artist was using cross hatching to create a "block" of shade.
@@charlesz8531 Oh, that makes sense
I don’t know if you’re familiar with the video game Red Dead Redemption 2 but in the game the main character has a journal he periodically sketches in. I’ve been playing through the game again and forgot how much I loved the detailed yet messy sketches that he filled his journal and got me thinking I should give it a go but didn’t know where to start. This video helps out a ton, thanks!
Yes, you are not alone in that desire. Ever since playing the game I was enamored with the personal art style that saturated Arthur's notebook (I personally like Arthur's more than John's style) and wanted to be able to do similarly. It took some time, years, but here I am trying to do so. A personal sketchbook just to mess around, not making anything proper yet, has been a worthwhile endeavor. Best of luck to you, a little drawing here and there is all it takes.
I'm here after seeing Arthur's awesome drawing and now I bought a journal to do the same
bro same.
The goal of this lesson, and others from my 'Sketching Places Quickly' course is to help you reduce a scene down to it's most basic elements, whilst still capturing the essence of the place. Working from reference photos is great practice for transitioning to outdoors, where you've got the elements working against you, as well a nosey passers-by!
If you want to have a go at this exercise, you'll find a link to the reference photo in the description. The challenge is to draw the scene 3 times on the stopwatch, with each attempt faster than the one previous. The target time for the first attempt should be no more than 20-25 minutes. By the third sketch you should be aiming for 15 minutes.
Although I've speeded the video up slightly in some parts, it only reduced the total time of this lesson by a couple of minutes. Without commentary, I completed this sketch a second time in 16 minutes.
Enjoy and let me know how you get on in the comments below! Phil.
Thanks for the great lesson!
Would you make one of human portraiture?
Looks so detailed, nice dude that looks very nice.
yes and be loose.
This was recommended to me 2 years late. Thank you for this incredibly helpful video!
I really enjoyed this. It's straight to the point, and easy to follow. I love drawing buildings and places I've taken pictures of, this helped me really get into it.
Sound of Pencil to the Paper is Music 😌🎶📝
Every time it speeds up I start shaking.
Wreched Shotgun mood
Ikr
Yeah... and then he’s like ‘I’ve spent all my time‘.... bullshit
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
And I got goosebumps when it comes like kirrrrrrrrrr 😂
*when you want to sketch like arthur morgan
Right?
Omg that’s like the exact reason why I click this video lol
A outlaw and an artist
*When you want to sketch like a good BOAH
OMG EXACTLY
I love that you showed what it looks like without really nice lighting.
Years of learning how to draw, never being explained this throughly and logically. It makes so much sense now! Thank you so much! ❤️
The Gordon Ramsay of drawing...
But less sweary... on camera at least (Phil)
T-ben haha
Time's up... SHUT IT DOWN
Did you mean Rob Ross of drawing?
@@artsbydebi but bob ross does- wait wtf
I have kept a trail journal for the past few months and this video helped me immensely with my pen illustrations
...this is the first video I watch and they just go to the point of the video from the start
Same...
Absolutely amazing to watch from start to finish. You manage to capture the presence so well with so much simplicity, its great. This is truly the definition of "sketching". You deserve to be paid for the services you provide and I would happily subscribe.
By looking for blocks of tone things do go quickly good advice. Thanks
You're always welcome. Have a good day. [Emmalyn]
Wow it captured the presence so well! Youre good! You have a new subscriber hehe
I really like how you use shapes and values to suggest detail, such a good tip!
Thank you for this, I am now one step closer to replicating Kentaro Miura's skill with landscapes
I never even knew about the squint technique until now and it changes everything
Thank you so much. I can see more clearly how to reproduce a difficult image grom.this demonstration.. it's great to watch and hear clear explanations without distracting conversation that is unrelated to your lovely work
I love this tutorial so much!! It's really facinating getting down the basics and putting in work. I need to practice so bad using any reference photos for landscape. Thank YOU,sir!
Great demo. Explanes all the aspects of sketching.
Your videos are great help too.
True to his title. He did get to drawing "quickly". Thank you
Great demo. I liked how you inverted the tone when a darker form crossed over into a darker area of tone, like the tree into the wall. It really maintains the presence of that form and creates really clear design. I was wondering where you first picked up that sense of design?
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It’s useful to be shown how to judge what you imagine you see. The advice on tone, important areas and less important ones helps.
God bless you sir…I just through your profile now and is amazing. Thank you 🙏 people like you should followed, you’ve got a great teaching skills. Easy to use and straight to the point. 👍
Wow! Stright to point! Great job!
great example of how a personal sketch can overcome an already great photograph in matter of dynamic and tension.
I would have maybe added some more texture for the plants in the right corner, just for the viewer to indicate it as bed..but not sure if its 100% necessary.
So...amazing. I'm so glad I found out about this channel. THANK YOU!
It's so useful seeing the photo you are working from. I always struggle with what to include or leave out when drawing from photos/life.
Brilliant little tutorial. No nonsense informative.
I love sketches specially while in travel...then transform these to painting projects when going home. Good job Sir
Love your tonal variations - my version came out looking rather dingy!
Also like the way your angled hatching gives depth to the drawing.
Thank you, it was easy to follow and understand, your accent is also pretty good, specially because english is not my mother language. You should consider tu put subtitles on this tho, even if you uploaded them some time ago they´re still fresh and useful. Again, thank You.
I enjoyed this video, I'm glad you thoroughly explained things as you went. I'm going to have to see some of your other videos as well :)
Love your lessons! Have not worked in pencil before and looking forward to trying this.
Very nice, very helpful. Great sketch. Love it.
Why thank you +Cindy Long :)
Gosh. It's gorgeous for such a quick sketch.
Great!! I was looking for something like this. Thank you very much for posting this video!😀👍
+Bianca Beluga you're welcome!
Thank you so much, Phil. Excellent, lucid, in-depth; teaching at its best.
Thanks for the demonstration. Really very helpful, and very interesting to watch!!
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for leaving a comment. [Emmalyn]
Wow that squinting technique tho
I have not practiced in fifteen years .I guess it's never too late for me thanx
Really good lesson but on the beggining part we can't see what you're drawing because of the lightning
Thanks for this tutorial! This will be very helpful and maybe I can show off to my art teacher! Great Work and thank you again for always impressing me!
Those are really kind words, Bailey. Thank you for your comment. We will make sure to always share our knowledge. Have a nice day.
Very helpful! I will save this video for further reference. Thank you.
It's always nice to hear that it's helpful to others. Keep it going. Happy Painting.
This is so informative! But if its speed your after, i recommend charcol. Its more closer to painting in many ways but it will cut down the time
i wonder why the sketches i love the most are like these instead of manga like background. it's probably because of the way someone able to simplify things or makes it 10x time ultra detail. and the strokes really express how the drawer think
What a great video. Thank you
this is probably the only drawing tutorial video that hasnt made me want to click off from
that or i just dont have motivation
Damn the ASMR!!!
You just gained a subscriber. Thanks for this video
very useful! thank you for your generosity;
Beautiful artwork!👏👏👏😍
Thank you. This was very helpful.
I'm really glad you found it helpful. Have a good day.
Great value study! Love it!
His 15 minute quick sketch is better than what I draw in a week XD
Thank you for all your post. They are very helpful.
An amazing artist and great at explaining and teaching!
Thanks Phil.. you are awesome!
I wanted to draw like Arthur but ended up drawing like John
I ended up drawing like joe
@@altbrot7655 wHo'S JoE? !11?
@@-0__________________________0- Joe bro have a nice day
@@altbrot7655 no u
@@-0__________________________0- Joe manji
I have zero intention of sketching this but the video is very relaxing
I thought that objects close were more distinct than those in the distance.
If we don't need to draw every leaf etc. why is it important to get perspective right?
The effect of using dark values is the creation of contrast.
Contrast draws attention to an area.
i really appriciate like this free teaching about sketch thank you so much.
Looks so nice and smooth.
Wonderful instruction, thank you.
Bloody brilliant
You made it seen so basic and simple but when I try doing it I feel like I’m just scribbling idk if I just need more patience to let it start coming together
Nice lesson, will be looking for more.
Loved that...Thank you.
This is an informative tutorial.
Nice one 😎! I really enjoyed watching that. Incredible sketching 👏
Lovely sketch
It looks great! Thank you for the very useful video! 😃
well done . A really useful lesson and worth doing
Loved this. Thank you bro.
When you're Arthur Morgen.
thnx xavier from Belgium
Respect and appréciation from Cleguerec, Brittany
Im going wild camping in Scotland soon and instead of photos i want rdr2 style drawings do thanks for the help.
Arthur Morgan?
I guess you could say hes a........ quick draw. But in all seriousness hes a good artist but damn is he fast at sketching things he just visited
ha yeah was thinking this
The accent of Sean and the drawing skills of Arthur :D
Who's Arthur Morgan again?
@@josephlowry4320 The protagonist of Red Dead Redemption 2
Como hacen para que esos Faber Castell den tonos tan oscuros? Tirando a negro, Los míos solo me dan grises
Man...that was quick👍👍👏👏
Taaaaake oooooon meeee, take on mee
Jesus christ that was stressful! But surprised with my final result. Took me 30 mins and my anxiety was through the roof trying to keep up but I really need to conquer value and think that helped. Will do again! Also I don't understand why my pencils seemed softer than yours. Eg my 2B came out way darker compared to yours and needed sharpening which slowed me down too. ? Am I just pressing too hard? I'm a total sketching newbie in case you couldn't tell hah!
helpful.... thanks man
Really good and helpful. Thanks!
You make it look so easy 😩 😊🥰
Super cool video
Thanks a lot that's really helpful
I think the compression of the video is off. The bitrate is probably too low, because when the movements in the video speed up the compression artifacts get really apparent.
What kind of pencil is this?
I subbed after a few seconds
Wow what a detailing :-)
Where can I find this Sketching places quickly course? it looks like the Art-tutor site is down.
This helps a bit thanks bro
So useful thank you
Legendary..
This was super helpful