Thanks for sharing this process. There is Mucha and Klimt and now Broderick. Love your originality. You always make it your own and definitely do the work.❤
At the end of the video where you demonstrate the transfer paper...... As a tattoo artist of 20 years I started doing all of my print outs in red or light blue and used a pen or pencil over it. that way when I traced out my stencil I could see more accurately what I might have missed. :)
Thank you for this and all of your wonderful ideas and tutorials. Not only could I watch you paint and draw for days, I could also listen to you talk about it for days. Your passion for what you do shines through in every video. Can't wait to see your collage/painting on this one. Fingers crossed 🤞 your filming. Cheers luv 🍷
I might be doing this on a much smaller (simpler) scale, but it was great to see your process. And, I would put Wonder Woman out of your mind -- your artwork is wonderful and unique.
In the 90‘s we used a photo copy machine (A3) to print out a full sized pic for a stencil, to airbrush onto a truck or wall etc. A mosaic to stick together. Today I would use a beamer, or just draw it 😊 (experience teaches) Your work and attitude is fantastic!
Thank you! I love to hear what people did back in the day. I was wearing flannel in full on grunge with a goal of being a misunderstood angsty teenage artist back in the 90's.😁
@@lydiabroderick867 I was wearing Dr Martins and black. (still wear mostly black, but the shoes have elevated. Though Dr Martins are still badass and timeless
So cool!!! Ok, I did not know about the computer program to resize. Picture me at a copy shop, (or at work 🤫) on a full size copier enlarging & moving my image all around! Lol But once I made 20 mix & match copies I’m back on track. I tape and transfer the same. -Just on wood for a mosaic. The computer program will really help! Thanks Lydia 😁👍 Gorgeous drawing!!! 🎨
This drawing is so beautiful. Good you didn't trash it. I think you are the only one who see Wonderwoman - I don't think she looks like her at all. Btw this tutorial was really great. Particularly the rapidresizer-site was new to me. So I learnt a lot! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Lydia ❤🙏❤
Thank you, going to try it. I normally project my drawings, but unfortunately a battle to combat warping! 🙌🏻👌🏻 Looking forward to the painting!! Enjoy the process 🎨💜
Hello! I love this video- It is such a cool process. I never was aware of rapid resizer before. I am wondering if you think there is an advantage to using rapid resizer vs using a projector and projecting your artwork onto the canvas? Maybe for details? Thanks so much 😊
Thanks for a great tutorial! Love your work. What is your take on a projector? I admire your patience doing first the sketch and then transferring it to canvas.
Hello Sunshine - your artwork is amazing. I love watching you draw. This is an interesting process. Hope to see you paint this on the canvas! (And remember to use sunscreen next time, or wear a light shirt. Too many of my friends are ending up with skin cancers. Don't let that happen to you! Cover up, sweet pea!) Have a fantabulous week. 🙂
Hey Lydia not sure which video you may have explained but could you do a video on how to finish the edges if you do and how to apply varnish when complete and how long oil over acrylic takes to dry.
Apollo went to the Moon with 12 men... Next year, Artemus is going back with the first 4... (sorry, my space-geek is showing lol) I often use my printer to enlarge images I want to transfer, I also use carbon paper under it and now you've just shown me another trick... Using a coloured pen to do the tracing, that way you don't miss anything before you lift it up! Great idea!! Thanks Lydia... Have great weekend😎😍.
I'm absolutely amazed by this! I didn't know it was possible. Cool process. Thanks for sharing.
Hello from Canada 🇨🇦. Love to watch your process The painting will be fabulous I’m sure Thank you for sharing
Thanks for sharing this process. There is Mucha and Klimt and now Broderick. Love your originality. You always make it your own and definitely do the work.❤
Thank you Lynne!!!❤❤❤
At the end of the video where you demonstrate the transfer paper...... As a tattoo artist of 20 years I started doing all of my print outs in red or light blue and used a pen or pencil over it. that way when I traced out my stencil I could see more accurately what I might have missed. :)
Thank you for this and all of your wonderful ideas and tutorials. Not only could I watch you paint and draw for days, I could also listen to you talk about it for days. Your passion for what you do shines through in every video. Can't wait to see your collage/painting on this one. Fingers crossed 🤞 your filming. Cheers luv 🍷
Thank you Kelly!!! I'm working on the piece now. I'm really excited about it and can't wait to show the process!❤❤❤
I have been struggling to find a way to print things like this for transfers. Thank you so much!!!
I might be doing this on a much smaller (simpler) scale, but it was great to see your process. And, I would put Wonder Woman out of your mind -- your artwork is wonderful and unique.
Thank you so much! I'm in the process of painting her now. I think she looks less like Wonder Woman in color!😁❤
What an amazingly helpful video!! Thank you so much!!
In the 90‘s we used a photo copy machine (A3) to print out a full sized pic for a stencil, to airbrush onto a truck or wall etc. A mosaic to stick together.
Today I would use a beamer, or just draw it 😊 (experience teaches)
Your work and attitude is fantastic!
Thank you! I love to hear what people did back in the day. I was wearing flannel in full on grunge with a goal of being a misunderstood angsty teenage artist back in the 90's.😁
@@lydiabroderick867 I was wearing Dr Martins and black. (still wear mostly black, but the shoes have elevated. Though Dr Martins are still badass and timeless
Beautiful art work. Thanks for the info Unsplash, and about the graphite paper. Will definitely come in useful.
I adore Alphonse Mucha work he has influenced my work …. Miss Lydia you are Brilliant you inspire me thank you !!!
Thank you! I think the art nouveau movement is my favorite. Especially the works of Mucha.❤
So cool!!! Ok, I did not know about the computer program to resize. Picture me at a copy shop, (or at work 🤫) on a full size copier enlarging & moving my image all around! Lol
But once I made 20 mix & match copies I’m back on track. I tape and transfer the same. -Just on wood for a mosaic.
The computer program will really help!
Thanks Lydia 😁👍
Gorgeous drawing!!! 🎨
This drawing is so beautiful. Good you didn't trash it. I think you are the only one who see Wonderwoman - I don't think she looks like her at all.
Btw this tutorial was really great. Particularly the rapidresizer-site was new to me. So I learnt a lot! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Lydia ❤🙏❤
Thank you so much for sharing this info with us. And your drawing is amazing! So detailed and beautiful!
I hope you will post painting the canvas. I look forward to seeing it.
I did! I believe it's in my mixed media playlist "Artemis".
love your train of thought--creative mind! Brilliant. Thank you🌻🌻🌻
So helpful Lydia, thank you so much for sharing.
Absolutely love how much I just learned from your video. Beautiful. ❤️❤️
Thank you!!!❤❤❤☺
Love that drawing, I hope you do a video of the painting too. Thanks for showing your process ❤
Thank you!!! I'm currently painting and filming so the next video will be the process.😊❤
Habe wieder was gelernt !! Danke Lydia !! Du bist spitze!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you Frederica!!!❤❤❤
Thank you, going to try it. I normally project my drawings, but unfortunately a battle to combat warping! 🙌🏻👌🏻 Looking forward to the painting!! Enjoy the process 🎨💜
Love it! Thank you for sharing your process!
I LOVE your content. Thank you for sharing this tip!!
beautiful process! ur content is unique and inspiring. thank u for sharing. 🤎🤎💖💖👌👌❤❤
😮 That's a lot of work, you're so patient.
Very interesting and helpful. Thank you.
Beautiful! And informative😁
Thank you for this! I will try this way! ❤.
Im learning so much from you. Thank you for being so Rad
Thank you for thinking I'm Rad!!! ❤❤❤
Hello! I love this video- It is such a cool process. I never was aware of rapid resizer before. I am wondering if you think there is an advantage to using rapid resizer vs using a projector and projecting your artwork onto the canvas? Maybe for details? Thanks so much 😊
Thanks, that was great to see.
Thanks for a great tutorial! Love your work. What is your take on a projector? I admire your patience doing first the sketch and then transferring it to canvas.
Very helpful as I often make ink or pencil drawing then....disappointed as face challenge of making it larger on watercolor paper.
Hello Sunshine - your artwork is amazing. I love watching you draw. This is an interesting process. Hope to see you paint this on the canvas! (And remember to use sunscreen next time, or wear a light shirt. Too many of my friends are ending up with skin cancers. Don't let that happen to you! Cover up, sweet pea!) Have a fantabulous week. 🙂
Thank You Lydia👍👍👏👏😘
Hey Lydia not sure which video you may have explained but could you do a video on how to finish the edges if you do and how to apply varnish when complete and how long oil over acrylic takes to dry.
Great idea!!!
Thank you😊
Can you save in Rapid Resizer so you can save and print elsewhere? I don't have a printer at home. Awesome video! Very helpful
You might be able to... I'll have to look into that.
I hope we get to see the painting 🎨
Great!
What about doing your design then get a poster done of it so u can easily put it onto your canvas?
Apollo went to the Moon with 12 men... Next year, Artemus is going back with the first 4...
(sorry, my space-geek is showing lol)
I often use my printer to enlarge images I want to transfer, I also use carbon paper under it and now you've just shown me another trick... Using a coloured pen to do the tracing, that way you don't miss anything before you lift it up! Great idea!! Thanks Lydia... Have great weekend😎😍.
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I always hears graphite is not the way to go because it will always comes up after you paint over it…
I haven't had any issues with it and I've been using it for years.
If you're concerned about the drawing showing through, you could give it a light spray with a hair spray to seal it.
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