I discovered stippling like half a minute ago and this is my first stippling video. I have not been feeling like using my oil pastels lately so I'm keen to move to a different medium. Excellent video. I'm intrigued and look forward to trying this.
Hi, I am also a Stipling artist. In the last 30 years did more than 1,000 portraits. Lots of exhibitions in different parts of the World. Did projects on some of the biggest icons of the World. King of Pop Michael Jackson, Football Greats Peel and Maradona, American President Mr Bol Clinton and many more, have personally graced my exhibitions and appreciated. Unfortunately dident have time to teach. Hope could do it in future. This artist is doing a great job.
I bought my first micron pen in 2015. Since 2016 I somewhat became an artist known for dots by the people around me. Wish this video was around at the time I started. Definitely sharing this video with people who ask for tips ❤
I am a stipple by nature and do nothing but stippling even if it is not ink. Good video I appreciate you pointing exactly what my issue was. My stuff is starting to not look washed out. Thank you
I started doing pen and ink about a year ago and then about a month ago decided to do stippling because it gives me a more photographic look. All your tips are spot on. I'm on my way right now to my studio where I am going to be inking a woman's hair and I had been trying to decide to stipple or not. You have convinced me not to do it that way. Thanks!
Ive been doing pointillism art for almost 3 years now. Prior to pointillism, I did psychedelic art for 6 years. We can all agree, the hand cramps are real. You do amazing work. Keep being who you are.
Fabulous video. Perfect as a compliment video for my pen and ink class. Was looking for a good example of how you can create using stippling values besides my own examples and came across your video. I learned something new and stepped out from my box! Colour in the darkest areas! Love it!
I didn’t think it was possible for me to be anymore amazed but this video just blew my mind ❤️ your artwork is beautiful and I thoroughly enjoyed this video!!!! Your self discipline is awe inspiring!
Making colour artworks of my home city Limerick. I find pointillism addictive and found your tips very helpful. Thank you so much. Keep up the good work, as we say in Ireland 'you are a legend'.
Thank you for the tips on drawing hair while stippling. I've been looking for info on drawing hair in stipple. You've got a gift and thank you for sharing.
I just got back into drawing after 30 years. I always loved pointillism & I've finished 4 pieces. Each one is much better than the previous as my dot shading is becoming smoother. I hope to one day produce something near your amazing quality.
I have been doing drawings with Unipin fineliner pens and recently moved over to doing the drawings using the stippling technique. Didn't think that I would have the patience but have surprised myself with the results. Thanks for your video.
Thank you for this video. I have been interested in dot work for years and every time I drew, I felt like the whole thing had to be done in dots, including the hair or black clothes. I always told myself that doing it all in dots would be better, that if I just color it it would be "cheating", right? But watching this video made me realize that it actually looks better if the hair is not stippled (which makes me feel so much better because stippling hair is hell and takes so much time)
Great tips. I would try and use pencil for the outline. I usually sketch 100% pen but with this type of slow shading, I might need to be more specific.
Awesome tips, loved the video, I'm actually going to implement one of your tips on my next drawings. I don't brake my stuff up and try to just focus on small goals, I always just keep looking at how much I have left until I finish it.
I wish I'd taken up the interest I have now in art back when I was younger. I'm learning a lot and stippling was something I hadn't heard of yet. I found your channel and this has been very intrigued. One thing that I've noticed from other artists, Sakura Pigma Micron pens are a very popular brand and type for fine liners, however, I'd like to give a suggestion (especially for those starting out). Ohuhu makes very good art mediums from colored pencils to watercolors, acrylics, to alcohol-based and water-based markers, to fine liners. They are budget friendly, but that doesn't make them cheap or seem cheap when it compares to some top brands (like Prismas and Copics). Really, it just boils down to doing your own research and learning your preferences. Some people may go for a half and half - 1 brand for 1 thing, another brand for a different thing. One thing I learned is to take your time, be patient with yourself, give yourself credit and don't be so hard on yourself. These are beautiful works of art and you should be proud of yourself :)
I wanted to do halftone dot art ... it saves shading multiple times on a potrait to get values n all as in realistic arts... I downloaded " Halftone dots " app green owl was icon pic for the app.. it turns image into dots, lines , box n ball ... v can adjust contrast to get black shades more to skip more dots.. n its much realistic when art seen frm far .. 😊😊
I love this video ❤️❤️ very good tips, I can relate 😊 I was drawing with pencils for as long as I can remember and recently started stippling and I'm mind blown by how much longer drawings take 😅.. Also I usually end up only working with 0.05 and ignore all other pens..
I get pointillism that's 11×17 done in a week and a half with doing it 12 hours a day. The key is to listen to heavy matel when losing your mind, so it keeps you going 🤘
I love this art! stippling I would call it ( with BLACK dots one can't possibly make Pointilism-Art;). They tell me, I shouldnt ever layer the dots, but I love the look of layered dots in your artpieces. If we enlarge digital pictures to the max, we see some sort of tiny mazes, and that's exctly what your layered dots look like. So, despite criticism, I layer my dots now too. Keep going EmmaTerry!! Perhaps if you looked at your huge posterpictures as MEDITATION - one dot at a time - you wouldnt go out of your mind so much??
Thank you for the video it is ashame that you don't still post:( I used the link for Instagram but does not work so sad:( You are amazing and I get why you don't do the video as long as the art takes maybe one day just set up the camera and let us watch you draw thanks again.
@emma terry art I noticed you said your ordered your pens from Amazon. I do want to share to be careful of using stores other than art stores. I had a family order some for me online and they ended up being fakes. I used mine for watercolor and found that they were not waterproof.
Your stippling is top, but your drawing has shocked me a bit. Your line quality is awful and needs lots improvement. I mean these feathery strokes are what you see in beginners who have no confidence and YOU are NOT one of them. Yoou should master drawing a propre line in no time. Just try it. (There are enough youtube videos on linequality exercises and the same on line weight too). Your own art would look so much better - don't you think so?
I discovered stippling like half a minute ago and this is my first stippling video. I have not been feeling like using my oil pastels lately so I'm keen to move to a different medium. Excellent video. I'm intrigued and look forward to trying this.
Hi, I am also a Stipling artist. In the last 30 years did more than 1,000 portraits. Lots of exhibitions in different parts of the World. Did projects on some of the biggest icons of the World. King of Pop Michael Jackson, Football Greats Peel and Maradona, American President Mr Bol Clinton and many more, have personally graced my exhibitions and appreciated. Unfortunately dident have time to teach. Hope could do it in future. This artist is doing a great job.
I bought my first micron pen in 2015. Since 2016 I somewhat became an artist known for dots by the people around me. Wish this video was around at the time I started. Definitely sharing this video with people who ask for tips ❤
I am a stipple by nature and do nothing but stippling even if it is not ink. Good video I appreciate you pointing exactly what my issue was. My stuff is starting to not look washed out. Thank you
I started doing pen and ink about a year ago and then about a month ago decided to do stippling because it gives me a more photographic look. All your tips are spot on. I'm on my way right now to my studio where I am going to be inking a woman's hair and I had been trying to decide to stipple or not. You have convinced me not to do it that way. Thanks!
Thank you for the simple yet progressive goals to follow in dotting. As a learner in realism these are so helpful. Thank you. Keep teaching me.
You’ve inspired me . I was getting stale with my watercolours. Thank you for giving me the motivation to begin a new and exciting challenge .
Ive been doing pointillism art for almost 3 years now. Prior to pointillism, I did psychedelic art for 6 years. We can all agree, the hand cramps are real. You do amazing work. Keep being who you are.
Fabulous video. Perfect as a compliment video for my pen and ink class. Was looking for a good example of how you can create using stippling values besides my own examples and came across your video. I learned something new and stepped out from my box! Colour in the darkest areas! Love it!
Thanks,its very helpfull
This is awesome! I have to do stippling for my class and your video helped a lot.
I didn’t think it was possible for me to be anymore amazed but this video just blew my mind ❤️ your artwork is beautiful and I thoroughly enjoyed this video!!!!
Your self discipline is awe inspiring!
Great Video! Cant wait for more in the future!
Thank you so much for these tips!
Making colour artworks of my home city Limerick. I find pointillism addictive and found your tips very helpful. Thank you so much. Keep up the good work, as we say in Ireland 'you are a legend'.
Thank you for the tips on drawing hair while stippling. I've been looking for info on drawing hair in stipple. You've got a gift and thank you for sharing.
I just got back into drawing after 30 years. I always loved pointillism & I've finished 4 pieces. Each one is much better than the previous as my dot shading is becoming smoother. I hope to one day produce something near your amazing quality.
Thanks for the tips. Can’t wait for more content
Very talented,...I'd definitely like to hang one of your prints in my home. Gonna check them out.
I have been doing drawings with Unipin fineliner pens and recently moved over to doing the drawings using the stippling technique. Didn't think that I would have the patience but have surprised myself with the results. Thanks for your video.
Your work are amazing
Your eyes it so perfect 😭❤️❤️😀
Excellent tutorial!
The example drawing was a awesome work
this was so helpful thank u!!
Thank you for this video. I have been interested in dot work for years and every time I drew, I felt like the whole thing had to be done in dots, including the hair or black clothes. I always told myself that doing it all in dots would be better, that if I just color it it would be "cheating", right? But watching this video made me realize that it actually looks better if the hair is not stippled (which makes me feel so much better because stippling hair is hell and takes so much time)
Beautiful....great instruction! Thank you!
Thank you for all these tips - they are very helpful - thank you
Great tips. I would try and use pencil for the outline. I usually sketch 100% pen but with this type of slow shading, I might need to be more specific.
GREAT JOB M! You are so talented. Amazing first post. I’m so proud of you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
YES! GREAT FIRST VIDEO I'm only halfway through btw but even then I know that I could binge watch you doing your art 💪 more please Emma
From the moment you followed me on twitch and I looked into you; I knew you would do great things! Keep it up!
Thank you so much for this, it was genuinely so helpful. Your drawings are unbelievable too!!!! Lovvveeee love love the cartoon style one!
Love seeing this kind of entrepreneurship! Doing what to you love and going all in on it. So much talent! Very well made video, keep it up!
i am an artist too, and stippling is my favourite method
This is so great, I'm definitely going to follow this channel and use some of your tips! Keep kicking ass!!
This was a very inspirational video, so thank you. Your work is incredible by the way :) I wana get my dotty on now!
really good video, your artwork is amazing!
GREAT video...thank you so much!
Awesome tips, loved the video, I'm actually going to implement one of your tips on my next drawings. I don't brake my stuff up and try to just focus on small goals, I always just keep looking at how much I have left until I finish it.
Thank you dear for sharing ur experience 💞🎨 keep inspiring us 💞
I wish I'd taken up the interest I have now in art back when I was younger. I'm learning a lot and stippling was something I hadn't heard of yet. I found your channel and this has been very intrigued. One thing that I've noticed from other artists, Sakura Pigma Micron pens are a very popular brand and type for fine liners, however, I'd like to give a suggestion (especially for those starting out). Ohuhu makes very good art mediums from colored pencils to watercolors, acrylics, to alcohol-based and water-based markers, to fine liners. They are budget friendly, but that doesn't make them cheap or seem cheap when it compares to some top brands (like Prismas and Copics). Really, it just boils down to doing your own research and learning your preferences. Some people may go for a half and half - 1 brand for 1 thing, another brand for a different thing. One thing I learned is to take your time, be patient with yourself, give yourself credit and don't be so hard on yourself. These are beautiful works of art and you should be proud of yourself :)
Hello Emma
Nicely explained!
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Keep on moving.
Thank you
This was AMAZING!!!!! Awesome job Emma, cant wait for more video's! #keepfeathernit
hey, keep doing this type of things, I've learned alot.
I wanted to do halftone dot art ... it saves shading multiple times on a potrait to get values n all as in realistic arts...
I downloaded " Halftone dots " app green owl was icon pic for the app.. it turns image into dots, lines , box n ball ... v can adjust contrast to get black shades more to skip more dots.. n its much realistic when art seen frm far .. 😊😊
Emma you are so talented. You are so natural on camera. Very great tips for Art. Can't wait for more videos. Great content and editing🎬📷
so much inspiring art
Thanks for the tips 😀...your art is beautiful
Wow you are absolutely amazing
Awesome! Welcome to YT! - yonderwizzerd
I'm gonna try it out. #dotchamp
This is an epic video, thank you. Especially the love the Furiosa reference :)
I loved your video! Thank you!! ♥️
Awesome stuff!
How do you add darker and lighter values ? Place dots closer to each other or on top of other dots.
I love this video ❤️❤️ very good tips, I can relate 😊 I was drawing with pencils for as long as I can remember and recently started stippling and I'm mind blown by how much longer drawings take 😅.. Also I usually end up only working with 0.05 and ignore all other pens..
Amaaaaazing!💓💓💓💓💓
value scale finals were approaching, this was greatly helpful!! thank you!!! ^o^
That's awesome to hear!
Do you ever use a paint brush to add ink in the blackest places on larger pieces?
Yes I do 😊
Great video content Thank you
Thank you great vids
Amazing!
Beautifully arts
Your a piece of art wow haha
Thank you ma'am . Can you post more
I get pointillism that's 11×17 done in a week and a half with doing it 12 hours a day. The key is to listen to heavy matel when losing your mind, so it keeps you going 🤘
Very well done, Emma!
I love this art! stippling I would call it ( with BLACK dots one can't possibly make Pointilism-Art;). They tell me, I shouldnt ever layer the dots, but I love the look of layered dots in your artpieces. If we enlarge digital pictures to the max, we see some sort of tiny mazes, and that's exctly what your layered dots look like. So, despite criticism, I layer my dots now too. Keep going EmmaTerry!! Perhaps if you looked at your huge posterpictures as MEDITATION - one dot at a time - you wouldnt go out of your mind so much??
ur so pretty
Please tell me whether pencil seeding is of high level and of dot
I got to know in dis vid that v use diff pens for smaller n big dots ..👍tq
Kelsey Hudgins brought me here. Very nice work .
I’d like to practice this for hand poke tattooing, but everything needs to be dots
I need to draw a bee in this style today, because I have an exam tomorrow and oh boy, am I in for a treat, this looks harder than I thought it is
your instagram link not work
Thank you for the video it is ashame that you don't still post:( I used the link for Instagram but does not work so sad:( You are amazing and I get why you don't do the video as long as the art takes maybe one day just set up the camera and let us watch you draw thanks again.
It's sooo good. Why did you stop uploading content?
@emma terry art
I noticed you said your ordered your pens from Amazon. I do want to share to be careful of using stores other than art stores.
I had a family order some for me online and they ended up being fakes. I used mine for watercolor and found that they were not waterproof.
Isn't the 003 smaller than the 005
switch your autofocus to manual and set it right on your illustration
Dang it you are good , I’m a wanna be starting Artist …
Wouldn't it be better to buy a Rotring pen that you can refill, rather than these disposable ones? Much more environmentally friendly.
I did a picture with no lines only dots every day I'd work on it I have been working on it for 3 days
I love you
can i teach moreeeeee please
Hi can you help me please
love seing your beautiful face love you
I can't find your Instagram id....why?
@emmaterryart :)
damn u re so beautiful
I used pencil
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Your stippling is top, but your drawing has shocked me a bit. Your line quality is awful and needs lots improvement. I mean these feathery strokes are what you see in beginners who have no confidence and YOU are NOT one of them. Yoou should master drawing a propre line in no time. Just try it. (There are enough youtube videos on linequality exercises and the same on line weight too). Your own art would look so much better - don't you think so?