Perspective can make or break a drawing, especially if one is drawing buildings or similar linear items. I have found too many people who cannot grasp perspective and how to put it to paper yet draw anyway and then complain their work does not look like they wanted it to look. It takes practice and learning how to trust one’s eyesight. One other item I noted in this video is the fact you will ‘pre-apply’ colors to your paper before even visiting the site to be sketched. I have not tried that before and I think I may just give it a whirl. We have street gatherings where people sell their crafts and art. That would be a pretty good place to this this technique. Thanks for the idea.
This is great, thank you. I especially love how you activate your surface. I'm a writing teacher and I have my students do a similar thing to a page to help them get started at writing.
Very interesting and informative not sure I feel confident enough to do with pen and ink ,, taking classes on line with ed cooper and michelle webber ,anne kerr they suggested same as you become proficient with drawing and you'll be able to get your ideas down more fluid also like the idea of ink nibs as michele webber just did a Japanese style drawing and I find the techniques used to be very beautiful when you used the ink and water I can see how that could turn into a interesting drawing...I'm not there yet that mostly likely far very far into my use of that median I'm just trying to put in practice my basic skills that my other art teachers have taught me and I see how the use of copic markers could add to a building depth and design. I need more practice with tones and shading how to how median a certain way to achieve that depth look, I'm finding great helpful informative from so many artists to build upon other information I've have been taught so thank you for sharing your knowledge....if you could do a video if you have time to do a slow video with shading and tonal patterns with pencils or pens i think that would be interesting i know basic techniques for beginners to build upon are really good even how to draw a car or truck in urban setting to scale along a bldg such things like that step by step or a person on a bike step by step many beginners like me need to watch the teachers hand movements to mimic the gesture to make it work on our paper.....some artist move so fast and they are so proficient at their art I think they've forgotten how it feels like to learn the basics,,,which manyvofvus want and need to learn....art basic 101...lol.... many blessings to you and your art....
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Perspective can make or break a drawing, especially if one is drawing buildings or similar linear items. I have found too many people who cannot grasp perspective and how to put it to paper yet draw anyway and then complain their work does not look like they wanted it to look. It takes practice and learning how to trust one’s eyesight. One other item I noted in this video is the fact you will ‘pre-apply’ colors to your paper before even visiting the site to be sketched. I have not tried that before and I think I may just give it a whirl. We have street gatherings where people sell their crafts and art. That would be a pretty good place to this this technique. Thanks for the idea.
This is great, thank you. I especially love how you activate your surface. I'm a writing teacher and I have my students do a similar thing to a page to help them get started at writing.
Thank you. Makes sense that blank paper is intimidating in all disciplines.
Very interesting and informative not sure I feel confident enough to do with pen and ink ,, taking classes on line with ed cooper and michelle webber ,anne kerr they suggested same as you become proficient with drawing and you'll be able to get your ideas down more fluid also like the idea of ink nibs as michele webber just did a Japanese style drawing and I find the techniques used to be very beautiful when you used the ink and water I can see how that could turn into a interesting drawing...I'm not there yet that mostly likely far very far into my use of that median I'm just trying to put in practice my basic skills that my other art teachers have taught me and I see how the use of copic markers could add to a building depth and design. I need more practice with tones and shading how to how median a certain way to achieve that depth look, I'm finding great helpful informative from so many artists to build upon other information I've have been taught so thank you for sharing your knowledge....if you could do a video if you have time to do a slow video with shading and tonal patterns with pencils or pens i think that would be interesting i know basic techniques for beginners to build upon are really good even how to draw a car or truck in urban setting to scale along a bldg such things like that step by step or a person on a bike step by step many beginners like me need to watch the teachers hand movements to mimic the gesture to make it work on our paper.....some artist move so fast and they are so proficient at their art I think they've forgotten how it feels like to learn the basics,,,which manyvofvus want and need to learn....art basic 101...lol.... many blessings to you and your art....
Love this. This will be helpful 😌 later