Very thorough, and the artwork shown at the end looks amazing. It really is all about the fundamentals. Looks like an incredible course. And what you said about holding the pencil on the side to make lighter marks, that finally helped me figure out how to make light marks with charcoal which I've struggled with for years because I was only using the end point. Thank you. Great work sir.
I've been subscribed to their program for two months now and the lessons and content they have are so worth it 😍 thank you! Looking forward to new lectures.
it's wonderful to learn more about pencils etc, taught with discipline and encouragement ! Mark making is more of a challenge then easy trick, setting one's self free to engage tight and flowing space.
It's the first time I see someone preparing their eraser, it's actually a really good tip. I immediately felt the urge of shaping all my erasers, haha.
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I'd suggest getting a 2.0 size mechanical pencil & lead if you aren't willing to or for some reason can't buy or obtain a small set of artist's pencils of various hardnesses. Once you have the 2.0, you can click the lead out far enough to use its side for making broad marks. If you can't buy a new 2.0 mechanical pencil right now, I'd suggest doing as much as you can from the video (everything that doesn't require holding the side of the lead down to the paper) & if you can find a regular wooden pencil or even a colored pencil, sharpen it like the instructor demonstrates in this video, practice sharpening them as instructed, & use them for trying & practicing any marks that require holding the side of the lead down to the paper. Good luck! And never allow not having a certain medium or tool hold you back from your artistic journey, because you can think of ways to get around their absence to try techniques, learn skills, practice, & create the art that you wish to create.
Appreciate the step by step support for these basic but essential skills! Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
He is so precise in his explanations and demonstrations. I love it! It fulfills my need for clarity and ease.
I have passed the last 10 years of my life trying to understand this. Thank you so much for this excellent class!
Very thorough, and the artwork shown at the end looks amazing. It really is all about the fundamentals. Looks like an incredible course. And what you said about holding the pencil on the side to make lighter marks, that finally helped me figure out how to make light marks with charcoal which I've struggled with for years because I was only using the end point. Thank you. Great work sir.
Thank you for the encouragement, Robert. It's good to know that the work we are doing is appreciated and useful. :)
I've been subscribed to their program for two months now and the lessons and content they have are so worth it 😍 thank you! Looking forward to new lectures.
Thank you, Pat. We have a LOT of new content on the way. :)
What a good teacher...
it's wonderful to learn more about pencils etc, taught with discipline and encouragement ! Mark making is more of a challenge then easy trick, setting one's self free to engage tight and flowing space.
Excellent teaching. Thank you.
Cool guy and great method of teaching
DonnaInForma thank you!
It's the first time I see someone preparing their eraser, it's actually a really good tip. I immediately felt the urge of shaping all my erasers, haha.
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Thank you thousand times. These are the best drawing advises on youtube. Bravo
Very informative. Thanks🎉❤
Oh, wow. This is so free from b.s. Just packed with useful information. Amazing video.
lalagonegaga thank you for noticing. We try to always stick to the substance on our website and avoid BS. 🙏🏼
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching.
A pleasure love all your videos! They are very inspiring!
Thankyou for sharing, this is fantastic!!
Marz Sa you’re welcome!
This video is relaxing.
Art can be sometimes. :)
This is fantastic!
KPop Stan thank you!
👌👍🙏🏾thank you for your teaching!
Appreciate these videos so much❤️
it is great session
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What a legend
What if you were drawing on a table should you hold the pencil the same way?
fantástico..!!
What lead u r using
Omarcomics911 this is a 3B graphite pencil
What if I have a mechanical pencil
I'd suggest getting a 2.0 size mechanical pencil & lead if you aren't willing to or for some reason can't buy or obtain a small set of artist's pencils of various hardnesses.
Once you have the 2.0, you can click the lead out far enough to use its side for making broad marks.
If you can't buy a new 2.0 mechanical pencil right now, I'd suggest doing as much as you can from the video (everything that doesn't require holding the side of the lead down to the paper) & if you can find a regular wooden pencil or even a colored pencil, sharpen it like the instructor demonstrates in this video, practice sharpening them as instructed, & use them for trying & practicing any marks that require holding the side of the lead down to the paper.
Good luck!
And never allow not having a certain medium or tool hold you back from your artistic journey, because you can think of ways to get around their absence to try techniques, learn skills, practice, & create the art that you wish to create.
Thx a lot lol the thing is the tool I dont really know where to get and t-e pencil sandpaper and the knife together cost more than a mechanical pencil
Where can I find a similar sand paper pad that hes using to sharpen his pencil?
Art supply stores usually have them
ooo when he was cutting the rubber i could just see him cutting his fingers too ... glad he didn't!!!
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