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Really good, thank you 😊

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge so generously ❤

This is brilliant! How’s conte different from other crayons like Neocolor or crayola?

Hi. Did you use a canvas for this? How did you digitize it?

Hi Scott I am an A-level Art student in the UK and I am fascinated by your work especially your hand paintings so much so I am both using your work as a contextual reference as well as in my essay on contextuals

Great video. Thank you.

Curious why you started with black pastel instead of charcoal. Especially at the beginning I would think that willow charcoal would be excellent since it’s so malleable. Regardless, love the tutorial. Thanks!

i love u dude >:3

Fantastic! Bravo! Merci! 🎉🎉🎉💫🔥👌🤩🤗🍀❄️🎄⛄💙💛

❤beautiful transparency in the glass. Beautiful color's.

While I like the sets of Conté Crayon, once a particular color is used, it might be hard to replace-my favorite is the Ultramarine color which is actually a medium to light similar to periwinkle. I cannot find it even when some resources sell individual sticks. Do you have problems replacing certain colors? if so, how do you deal with it? Wonderful drawing demo. I like the Conté because it works so well like and with charcoal.

Thank you for this lesson. Learn a lot.

I like to put conte on stonehenge paper

Oh wow I thought conte only came in Black, white and burnt red. I had no idea. I'm about to get back into drawing with conte. Thanks for this video. It was helpful and informative!

I think the swatches should have come with small examples of effect( mood,intent,the things you mentioned,light,... obtainable.

I have lots of pastels yet not a fan of them yet !!!! The shows in NYC feel like a graveyard.

Nice about the swatches. Now to absorb(understand) what's going on.

Thank you for the lesson. Just what I needed. Especially something 'simple' like how to hold and make marks with the pastel sticks is something you wouldn't know if you don't have a life teacher to hand. Also I got a much better insight into the nature of using the 'fat' sticks due to your commentary. The restrictive nature of it leading to freedom. Yes, thank you. You're a very good teacher.

Not bad.

Beautiful work, love watching your process.

Beautiful artwork!Loved the way you explained in the video!🤍

very beautiful!

Love your work! Amazing!

Beautiful work!

Super helpful - thanks!

Spell-binding use of colour. Very much appreciated

What a magnificent drawing! 10000s of videos in CZcams but so difficult to find such a great style as this!

I'm just now seeing you on youtube, how are you doing today a yr later? Love your work and explanations as you go.

Hi Scott! I was seriously inspired by your style of painting and am going to apply some of your techniques for my final outcome in school. I was wondering how you manage to achieve the illusion of transparency of hands and faces when you paint them on top of each other?! When i tried my self it just looked like a poor muddy object with the object in the background obscured Thanks! EDIT: NOOOO ARE YOU INACTIVE NNOW?? :(

Your style is magnificent!

Wow! Exactly the set up basic I was looking for. Thanks.

Are you using charcoal pencils?

Heyy I’ve a question

Hi! I see that you used velcro to help secure the painting onto the piece of cardboard. I was thinking of using velcro command tabs to do this, but am concerned about the adhesive leaving residue. What type of velcro did you use and how is it attached to the back of the painting?

Wow.

I have always wanted to learn how to do this with refrence, but I can never find any resources for how to do this. Thank you so much

can you add the reference plz?

wow, amazing work!

Love the toned paper/Conte combo! It's definetly bolder than coloured pencil ❤️

Wow very amazing drawing

Awesome work Scott (love the idea of using the word 'quiet' to describe calm blends in the piece)

This is beyond cool

Was this video therapeutic to make? hahaha

This is impressive content youtube is weird. I tried to make a CZcams channel but I failed . Keep it up you will strike gold soon UvU

But I could wear it as a button :P <3

These are solid metal pins, not buttons. Sorry :)

How did I not know you were on CZcams Scott?? Happy to see you gettin up to so much over here!

does it matter how long you leave the oil painting to dry before putting varnish on?

Cool painting!! 👍

thanks!