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This is nice..

I'm really glad I found your channel man

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I love how you explain these concepts. You earned a sub mehn.. Can't wait to check out your other videos..

Quick and clear, thank you!

which one is best for shading? I am taking an art class now and I am struggling with value and countours

You’re too good

Thank youuu!!❤

How much does the pencil cost

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You’re too good 😭

Very beautiful 🤩

Thanks for this I learned alot

Please how can I shade the eyes with charcoal I find it hard

You teach well

You rarely post

Hello .pls how do you draw using the grid?

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Believe me boy, if you’re smart, don’t ever mention you’re finished.

Can you add a dark carbon pencil or black colored pencil on top of that chemical? Also do you need water color paper to be able to use the paraffin?

What type of paper do you use for your drawing ?

Really helpfull.. i am glad i found your channel I love your talking.

I want to see how you do it not hearing words

Which kind of charcoal pencils do u use when drawing??

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Thanks so much for the tips bro ❤ you're the man

Excellent. Thank you for these wonderful tips

Yes

Many thanks! Where do you buy liquid paraffin from please?

Very informative! Thank you.

So I searched in my part of the world and came across two kinds of kerosene 1) the kerosene used as lamp oil, 2) odorless food grade kerosene used to polish wood that is to come in contact of food.. You think second one work in the same way as first?

Thank u so much sir I've really learnt a lot through this video Plz What is the name of the paper u do use sir

Hi... I have two questions: 1) mostly while doing realistic drawings we apply subtractive techniques, that is we need to lift off graphite and charcoal off the paper... Like when making hair or beard. My question is after kerosene is applied, are we able to lift off that easily? Or how does this go? 2) you mentioned kerosene acts as a binder, so when in the darkest areas, lets say a dark background made out of only charcoal... Is rubbed over by a brush with kerosene, then there will be no need to apply fixative to fix the charcoal in the area where kerosene was used?

Excellently explained and demonstrated, thank you for the tips, subscribed 👏🏼👍🏼

Thanks man, great stuff 🙏

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Thank you for a very professional and informative tutorial. One question. Does the paraffin not damage the paper in the short to medium term (ie not interested in 100 years time but in say a year's time). Have you any experience?

Since I am also an Artist. The information you have given is very informative

Do you have a Patreon?

Great work. Charcoal, graphite ?

Excellent tip for the elimination of shining surface on the two dimensional surface plane. I will follow your advice in feature. Thanks a lot.

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Thank you so much, very inspiring!

Fantastic, very detailed, and well explained lesson! Thank you!

Congratulations for your tips. It has helped me a lot to improve my drawings.

Ur a great tutor brother

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Ur a great tutor brother

Ur a great tutor brother