I paused and went back but the thing that was difficult was seeing the pencil work while in motion. The camera didn't really pick the pencil lines up very well so it was difficult to see HOW the flower was being constructed before inking.
@@aurorajohansenwardigo Thank you for the feedback, I noticed that too when I went to edit :( I'm gonna use a darker pencil from now on and I also upgraded my camera, so the next ones should be better! :)
The angle and the distance of the camera is not enough for learning. And a longer video is quite better. For the ones who really want to learn drawing , videos must be like real life . With the rhythm of life :)
This is a real tutorial with great tips for begginers. Usually, people call it tutorial, but it only shows them drawing and shading with no explanations on how to achieve those results. This was great (specially the tip about the excess ink on new pens, so helpful!!!
Excellent tutorial. Branching into botanicals and just found your channel. I prefer pen and/ or graphite. These flowers were great and just what I'm looking for. Please do more botanicals! I will post my work on Instagram using the information you provided. Thanks!!!
Love, love, love this tutorial. Best I've found after years of searching on YT! Yes, it IS a little bit fast, but we have pause and replay, right?! Love your humour too. Thanks so much for your channel and expertise - new subbie here, long time old artist, still learning. Catching up with your more recent posts :)
I love this and want more. I am really working on my line work and it definitely helps to watch where the lines go (for botanicals) and how to create the highlights and shadows. I've watched your Skillshare classes as well. I'll be sharing this video with a private FB group I run - helping others with a daily pen practice. So thank you...and yes, more please. 🙂
Love every moment . Love your style.... It would be nice to watch you create the strokes and curves. and shading slower . Your teaching and tips are fab. Thanks.
Can you explain more about how to shade on petals, according to the curves in the petal? The lily, for example, has curves where the petal DIPS and RISES, and shading according to that feels kinda confusing.
I can tell you that although English is not my language, I can follow you very well. Even better, with your instructions I finally dare to play with shadows. Thanks
Oh this made me so happy!! English is not my first language either, so I know the feeling! Thanks for watching and for the kind words, it means so much to me :)
The thoroughness of what you say was very good & captured me to SUB. Ink is my favorite drawing medium, although I use fountain & nib pens because I feel the lines have more character (IMHO). Thank you for a very enjoyable video. Suggestions, shading plant stems & tree branches might make this a 1, 2 combo.
I'm gonna be honest with you, the star of the video is the shading! Very nice and effective technique you explained it very well, but I was lost in the sketching, I couldn't see and no clear directions how to start and do them so I couldn't follow I would very much like to see you do other flowers .. they look very cool
This is a great feedback, I'm gonna try to make the sketch part more visible and easy to follow! Thank you so much fow watching and I will soon have more flower videos :)
Just found your channel. Your instruction may be fast, but I stop the video often anyway, cause I draw watching it. I find it very, very informative. Your flowers are beautiful!
I love your videos so much! Thank you for showing your technique. I have worked my way through each of these flowers and I find that my pen shading is way too dark. No matter how 'lightly' I think I'm making my strokes, they just look so dark afterwards... still cool and I can see the light and very dark, but they are no where as light as yours. Do you have any tips for making lighter strokes? Should I just use all old pens? lol
Omg this is the sweetest message, thank you so much for sharing you feedback! And about the drawing ending up too dark, it used to happen to me a lot as well! To me, the best way to control the amount of ink coming out of your pen is working with a very thin tip (lately I'm working more with a 003, the drawings get super delicate with it), and also tilt your pen on an angle when you are hatching so it releases less ink. It really takes a bit of practice and getting familiar with each one of your pens. Each pen will feel and work differently because they will all have a different amount of ink and they change through time, so I do like to do a little warm up on a side paper to get used to the pen I'm working with each time. The old pen trick works well too, it's an easier route, but if you want to really be in control of the situation (haha) you can practice creating different effects with the same pen, until you are happy with how dark or light the result looks. It takes practice, but I wanted to let you know it's possible to do whatever you want with the same pen. I hope this helps :)
Hi friends! Quick question: did this tutorial run a little too fast? Let me know if I should slow down with the instructions. Thanks!!
I just paused and went back if I needed to... It was perfect.
I paused and went back but the thing that was difficult was seeing the pencil work while in motion. The camera didn't really pick the pencil lines up very well so it was difficult to see HOW the flower was being constructed before inking.
@@aurorajohansenwardigo Thank you for the feedback, I noticed that too when I went to edit :( I'm gonna use a darker pencil from now on and I also upgraded my camera, so the next ones should be better! :)
Just a bit, older folks like me don't hear as fast as we did when younger. You can laugh or smile at that if you wish. More comment separately.
The angle and the distance of the camera is not enough for learning. And a longer video is quite better. For the ones who really want to learn drawing , videos must be like real life . With the rhythm of life :)
This is a real tutorial with great tips for begginers. Usually, people call it tutorial, but it only shows them drawing and shading with no explanations on how to achieve those results. This was great (specially the tip about the excess ink on new pens, so helpful!!!
Thank you so much, glad it was helpful! 😀
Nice I love it all
Loved the whole class loved the shy sunflower
Thank you! I’m glad you liked it!
Great lesson, thanks!
Thank you for watching!!
This is such an awe moment, a very beautiful piece of art.
You're so sweet, thank you!
Excellent tutorial. Branching into botanicals and just found your channel. I prefer pen and/ or graphite. These flowers were great and just what I'm looking for. Please do more botanicals! I will post my work on Instagram using the information you provided. Thanks!!!
Awesome, so glad it helped! I'm filming another botanical one this week! :)
Loved this tutorial. Hard to see your pencil sketches. Finished flowers are beautiful thank you
thank you so much!!
waw thank you so very much. i never drew flowers so beautiful since i saw your tutorial.
Aww that's awesome! 😀
One of the best tutorials on TH-cam. Thanks =)
Thanks!!
This was so helpful and your tips and instructions are great! Thank you.
Your videos are so helpful! I was inspired to pick up the pen again.
Omg that's so nice to hear!!
Thank you again for sharing this wonderful information with me ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for watching, i’m glad you liked it!
You are a good teacher, very clear instruction.
This made my day. Thank you so much
I just found your channel yesterday and I’ve been binge watching your videos😅 you’re an amazing artist I love your style so much ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!!!
I had a really hard time seeing anything because the of lighting.
I know, I'm sorry about that! I've been using a new pecil for the newer videos so it's easier to see! :)
Beautiful.Thank you for a great tutorial x
Thank you for watching!!
The speed is perfectly fine for me.☺️
Good to know! Thanks Paula :)
Wow this is Just wow 😮
Thank you ❤️
Love, love, love this tutorial. Best I've found after years of searching on YT! Yes, it IS a little bit fast, but we have pause and replay, right?! Love your humour too. Thanks so much for your channel and expertise - new subbie here, long time old artist, still learning. Catching up with your more recent posts :)
You are so nice!! Thank you so much for your comment and feedback!
OMG Thanks for the wonderful tutorial!
Thank you for watching!!
Loved everything about this video. Absolutely nothing disliked. These are so beautiful and it honestly helped me a lot thank you.
Omg this is so nice to hear, thank you so much for your comment!! Glad it helped 🥰
AMAZING!!!
love you :D
Your way of demonstrating and providing verbal cues is so helpful!
I’m so glad it’s helpful to you, thanks for letting me know! :)
I love this and want more. I am really working on my line work and it definitely helps to watch where the lines go (for botanicals) and how to create the highlights and shadows. I've watched your Skillshare classes as well. I'll be sharing this video with a private FB group I run - helping others with a daily pen practice. So thank you...and yes, more please. 🙂
Ohh this is so nice of you, thanks for sharing my video with your community! So glad this was helpful! More coming soon I promise! :D
Que encanto ❤ estou aprendendo a desenhar e seus desenhos são absurdamente lindos
Aaaai que demais!! Obrigadaaa, espero que os videos ajudem! :D
merci beaucoup, c'est très beau 😍😍😍😍
Thank you!
Incredible!
thank you!
Beautiful art and great tutorial, thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much 😊
Love every moment .
Love your style....
It would be nice to watch you create the strokes and curves. and shading slower . Your teaching and tips are fab. Thanks.
Thank you for your comment, I’ll try to work on it!!
Absolutely beautiful. You inspire me so much.
Thank you so much!! This means a lot!! :)
Can you explain more about how to shade on petals, according to the curves in the petal? The lily, for example, has curves where the petal DIPS and RISES, and shading according to that feels kinda confusing.
Thank you for showing us this tutorial. I love nature series, if possible, would love to see more flowers, your tree was amazing too. Thank you
Thank you for letting me know, I’ll definitely do more flowers soon!! 🥰🥰
I love these flowers
The hatching is quote a skill. I admire how much practice you have done. Thank you
Thank you so much!
Fabulous tutorial. You are a lovely teacher. I follow you on Skillshare also.
Thank you so much Ronna! This means so much!!
I love them all. Definately my style.
So glad you like it! Thanks for watching :)
I can tell you that although English is not my language, I can follow you very well. Even better, with your instructions I finally dare to play with shadows. Thanks
Oh this made me so happy!! English is not my first language either, so I know the feeling! Thanks for watching and for the kind words, it means so much to me :)
The thoroughness of what you say was very good & captured me to SUB. Ink is my favorite drawing medium, although I use fountain & nib pens because I feel the lines have more character (IMHO). Thank you for a very enjoyable video. Suggestions, shading plant stems & tree branches might make this a 1, 2 combo.
Aww thank you so much, so glad you enjoyed the video! I like your suggestion, I'll def plan a video on it soon!
@@gio_vescovi I look forward to that video 😋
Loved the picture of the flowers thank you it made my day!!
So glad you liked it! Thanks for watching :)
I'm gonna be honest with you, the star of the video is the shading! Very nice and effective technique you explained it very well, but I was lost in the sketching, I couldn't see and no clear directions how to start and do them so I couldn't follow
I would very much like to see you do other flowers .. they look very cool
This is a great feedback, I'm gonna try to make the sketch part more visible and easy to follow! Thank you so much fow watching and I will soon have more flower videos :)
Extraordinary !!!
Thank you!!
Lindo me encanta las flores
I’m glad to know, thank you!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Is beautiful!
So glad you liked it, thanks for watching!!
I enjoyed, but it was difficult to see the light sketch when you first start drawing
True!! I'm working with a darker pencil now and a better overhead camera so its better to see the first sketches, thank you for the feedback!
Amazing! Thanks for sharing ! Hugs from Portugal!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks!! As I told you on IG, you give me breath!
Omg this is so sweet!! Thank you so much for the support! :D
love your drawings!!! you are so good.
Thank you so much 😀
😍
Just found your channel. Your instruction may be fast, but I stop the video often anyway, cause I draw watching it. I find it very, very informative. Your flowers are beautiful!
That’s so nice of you, thank you so much!
I loved your style of shading. My one ‘complaint’ is that there are not enough flowers! Very inspirational, thank you.
Aw ur so sweet, thank you so much! I’m doing another botanical ink drawing tutorial soon :)
I love your videos so much! Thank you for showing your technique. I have worked my way through each of these flowers and I find that my pen shading is way too dark. No matter how 'lightly' I think I'm making my strokes, they just look so dark afterwards... still cool and I can see the light and very dark, but they are no where as light as yours. Do you have any tips for making lighter strokes? Should I just use all old pens? lol
Omg this is the sweetest message, thank you so much for sharing you feedback! And about the drawing ending up too dark, it used to happen to me a lot as well! To me, the best way to control the amount of ink coming out of your pen is working with a very thin tip (lately I'm working more with a 003, the drawings get super delicate with it), and also tilt your pen on an angle when you are hatching so it releases less ink. It really takes a bit of practice and getting familiar with each one of your pens. Each pen will feel and work differently because they will all have a different amount of ink and they change through time, so I do like to do a little warm up on a side paper to get used to the pen I'm working with each time. The old pen trick works well too, it's an easier route, but if you want to really be in control of the situation (haha) you can practice creating different effects with the same pen, until you are happy with how dark or light the result looks. It takes practice, but I wanted to let you know it's possible to do whatever you want with the same pen. I hope this helps :)
I can't see whats going on on the paper. The pencil is too light
Very helpful tutorial ❤
Glad it helped!!
Fantastic x
Thanks!!
Wow just found your site ,,pretty cool ,,can you add some watercolor to them
Thank you! I’ll try adding some watercolors :)
Fantastic tutorial, lovely teacher ;-)
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Great, but difficult to se the pencil lines...
Thank you for the feedback, i’ll keep this in mind for future videos!
I love this tutorial. It’s my 1st time watching your video. 😊 new subscriber here ❤😊
Ahhh that's amazing, thanks for watching and subbing! It means a lot! :D
I love your flowers and nature drawings. Will you be doing more?
Thank you so much! I will be doing more soon, working on a new tutorial as we speak!! :)
This is not exactly done with ink as I don t see here dip pens. Very nice though, nicely done :)
It’s done with fineliners! So ink pens, but yeah not dip pens 😊
@@gio_vescovi Right. Thank you.
Hi😊
hiiiii!