My mother was a professional artist and teacher of art, and you remind me so much of her. You have the wonderful ability to express yourself so clearly with words along with your wonderful visuals. I learn so much from you, and I thank you so much for the time I know it takes you to share with us. Elizabeth
Thanks Lori, the glazing trick looks a really good effect, I've used the brown and blue to colour hair on a geisha girl and was really pleased with the effect, and the afmat sharpener is just what I need for a set of 12 Lyra REMBRANDT art specials I received as a Christmas present. Three are too big to fit my normal sharpeners and have a 5mm core and came unsharpened. :-)
Hi, wonderful video. Any advice on what to use instead of poly pencils? I dont have many brands of pencils yet and am on a no buy for a few more months
Very interesting! I think i do this sometimes but didn't know that's what it was called. Im in the ny area and looked up that exhibit but looks its already over 😥
Great tips as always, I need to get one of those stands that I can move easier and it wont shake when I'm touching my table. eventually, some day. Still using my phone as my recording device :)
@@ColorMyWorld my names Kat. I just got re-started with art at the beginning of last yr. And so far so good. 🎨. Just gotta keep at it. And ya know try to avoid the haters.
So cool!☺️🙋❤️🔥👍. And I was looking and thinking! Lori!! Looks like you're getting ready to sharpen a pen!!🤷🤦😂🤣😂🤣🤭🤭🤷🤦. Guess it's time for me to get back to the eye doctor!🤷🤦😂😂🤣🤭😁😝☺️❤️🔥🙋👋👋
I watch all of your videos, and usually learn quite a few things. You lost me on this one tho. I know it's not said, but definitely implied, that you drew that picture of the fire. Adding to that implementation, you add colors on top, then say how the paper has no more tooth. Could that be because it is something like magazine paper? It is clearly a photo of some sort that you are "glazing over". I already know the out, saying it is a video about glazing. I get that, but on multiple occasions, and in multiple ways, you imply that you just drew that fire. Like I said, I watch every video and will continue to do so, but this one is kind of pushing the limit.
Not 100% sure what you meant by her “pushing the limits on this one”. What I can say is, that she did the main part of the fire off screen because as she mentioned in this video, she had already done a video on how to do fire. So she is not going over some sort of photo. What she wanted to focus on was the glazing part. So, she was not exactly pushing any limits.
That's a huge compliment. Thank you. I drew it. I was using NeeNah Bristol Vellem. That's my go to paper for doodling or pictures I know I am not going to keep. For all intensive purposes it's pretty good and cheap. I love drawing hyper real fire. I have a video showing how I do it start to finish. th-cam.com/video/6XwEzeQneog/w-d-xo.html That video I was doing it in a coloring book and bound by the sketch that was given me. This one I used a reference photo and free handed it.
@@FernCurtis Exactly. I started the picture at night and worked all through the night into the next day. Fire take forever to render and doesn't get hyper realistic until the end so as the song goes "I skipped to the good part". I may do another fire video to show my steps but not now. I have a lineup of things I want to do to get my channel going in the direction I want.
My mother was a professional artist and teacher of art, and you remind me so much of her. You have the wonderful ability to express yourself so clearly with words along with your wonderful visuals. I learn so much from you, and I thank you so much for the time I know it takes you to share with us. Elizabeth
You have beyond amazing art skills. New here & loving it! ❤
She's actually one of my favorite artists love love love her
Love the new setup. You're definitely back! ❤ That black is amazing. Can't wait to try that and the new to me technique. Thank you, Lori!
This is such a cool technique. So happy your back doing colored pencil videos.
I love this. Completely new to me but fascinating. Thank you.
Thanks Lori, the glazing trick looks a really good effect, I've used the brown and blue to colour hair on a geisha girl and was really pleased with the effect, and the afmat sharpener is just what I need for a set of 12 Lyra REMBRANDT art specials I received as a Christmas present. Three are too big to fit my normal sharpeners and have a 5mm core and came unsharpened. :-)
I had the same issue with my lyra not fitting my sharpener. This one has the spot for it.
Love this video, great information. I definitely learned a new technique and definition. Thank you ...I miss NY too, Rochester NY ❤
i have done glazing with watercolor but i bet i have done it with pencils and not realized it. Excellent video and good to see you back
It's the very top top top layer. It brightens colors when you blend with white. I forgot to mention that.
HELLO .. love your tips
Hi, wonderful video. Any advice on what to use instead of poly pencils? I dont have many brands of pencils yet and am on a no buy for a few more months
Star Joy is very similar to Polychromos but in the budget catagory. Get the gold edition.
Thank you for teaching us this technique! Does that Afmat sharperner fits Brutfuner square pencils also?
Very interesting! I think i do this sometimes but didn't know that's what it was called. Im in the ny area and looked up that exhibit but looks its already over 😥
Great video, as always you taught me so much. I'm going, I'm going ;)
Great information.❤❤
Thank you Lori. Will my Star Joy pencils do well with this technique? Also does it work if you mix pencil types? ie wax on top of oil, or vice versa?
Yes, Oil pencils are great for this.
Nice picture
Hey they have the pencil sharpener at 50% off lightening deal!
And a $10 coupon off your sharpener making it 13-14 right now
Great tips as always, I need to get one of those stands that I can move easier and it wont shake when I'm touching my table. eventually, some day. Still using my phone as my recording device :)
It's under 50 dollars. I just got a whole new filming setup.
I didn't realize you had a channel. I just subscribed. I love your intro video when you carried all the books. I feel your pain. What's your name?
@@ColorMyWorld my names Kat. I just got re-started with art at the beginning of last yr. And so far so good. 🎨. Just gotta keep at it. And ya know try to avoid the haters.
How do you shade with pencil
You can go back and scroll through all her past videos. She has some great tutorials on how to shade!
Good mornings fŕiend🌼 My Derwent coloursoft are bigger around too.
OH Ship, I forgot to write you back! I did read your email.
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So cool!☺️🙋❤️🔥👍. And I was looking and thinking! Lori!! Looks like you're getting ready to sharpen a pen!!🤷🤦😂🤣😂🤣🤭🤭🤷🤦. Guess it's time for me to get back to the eye doctor!🤷🤦😂😂🤣🤭😁😝☺️❤️🔥🙋👋👋
promo sm 🎶
I watch all of your videos, and usually learn quite a few things. You lost me on this one tho. I know it's not said, but definitely implied, that you drew that picture of the fire. Adding to that implementation, you add colors on top, then say how the paper has no more tooth. Could that be because it is something like magazine paper? It is clearly a photo of some sort that you are "glazing over". I already know the out, saying it is a video about glazing. I get that, but on multiple occasions, and in multiple ways, you imply that you just drew that fire. Like I said, I watch every video and will continue to do so, but this one is kind of pushing the limit.
Not 100% sure what you meant by her “pushing the limits on this one”. What I can say is, that she did the main part of the fire off screen because as she mentioned in this video, she had already done a video on how to do fire. So she is not going over some sort of photo. What she wanted to focus on was the glazing part. So, she was not exactly pushing any limits.
That's a huge compliment. Thank you. I drew it. I was using NeeNah Bristol Vellem. That's my go to paper for doodling or pictures I know I am not going to keep. For all intensive purposes it's pretty good and cheap. I love drawing hyper real fire. I have a video showing how I do it start to finish. th-cam.com/video/6XwEzeQneog/w-d-xo.html That video I was doing it in a coloring book and bound by the sketch that was given me. This one I used a reference photo and free handed it.
@@FernCurtis Exactly. I started the picture at night and worked all through the night into the next day. Fire take forever to render and doesn't get hyper realistic until the end so as the song goes "I skipped to the good part". I may do another fire video to show my steps but not now. I have a lineup of things I want to do to get my channel going in the direction I want.
So, she drew fire so well that you thought it was a magazine image. 😂 Woe, this comment. 🤦🏻♀️😂
@@EgoBrain1 who saw her draw it?