Mische Technique: How I Draw in a Painting

This is how I begin my paintings almost always. I use a projector to get the large forms in place and then draw in all of the details looking at my reference images either on my iPad or from a same size print out taped next to where I am drawing.
I hope you find this helpful.
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Thank you so much for watching!

[@deanna7522]

Thank you for sharing your process. You are such an amazing teacher. Can’t wait to see this one evolve!

[@TranscendentBird]

@@deanna7522 thank you 🙏 So glad you like these videos

[@ingridn712]

That's so amazing! Thank you for sharing ❤ I loved the sketch so much!

[@TranscendentBird]

I appreciate it! Thank you!

[@lunnyXD]

I never comment on videos, but this video deserves it. I love it ❤ its so relaxing

[@TranscendentBird]

Amazing. I'm so glad you liked it. thank you

[@Zumpage]

Do you recommend investing in an iPad?
Anytime i try using a photo reference it always turns out blurry when i print it out

[@TranscendentBird]

@@Zumpage if I print out an image, i usually get the cheapest large format color printer option from FedEx and yeah, then it has to be a massive file to be crisp enough. That is the iPad advantage. You can zoom in and really get as little or as much detail on a section as you’d like (with a high enough res photo of course). I’ve really loved mine and I’ve been using one for probably well over a decade at this point. Personally, I think it’s worth it if you use a lot of references like I do

[@Zumpage]

@@TranscendentBird could U elaborate a wee bit on a FedEx image ? I've never heard of this