Time-lapse Cast Drawing Demonstration by David Jamieson
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Watch David Jamieson draw a plaster cast of a foot from the Farnese Hercules.
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I see it when you're first sketching it and I'm like: "Oh hey! I can draw that!" But then you continue and I just want to cry in a corner.
You can follow it. It take lots of practice
Your work is fantastic,just watching your demonstrations again and again and again!
Great, Marko. Thanks!
Great demo, David. Your work really has a timeless quality. I continue to garner wonderful tidbits from your drawing course. ~Bruce
Thanks, Bruce! That makes my day :)
How does ANYONE gives this a thumbs down???
This guy is good.
Oh my... This is so relaxing and inspiring. I could spend a whole day watching you drawing.
I am so glad I found your channel. Beautiful work. I plan on taking the online portraits course. Can't stop watching your videos, hope for more.
I like drawing, but as merely a moderately enthusiastic hobbyist, becoming a master draftsman isn't something I aspire to (don't think I have the concentration to pull it off, even if I did aspire to). That said, watching David draw makes me happy. It's good to know people like him are out there, real-life masters in the vein of the old greats.
Amazing work! Thank you for sharing.
This is much like those Bargue style of drawings... Very Parrish/Ryder like. Excellent!!!
Incredible work, thank you for sharing it with us.
thank you for the video. its a pleasure to watch you draw. take care
Superb! Beautiful shading, wonderful to watch the evolution of the drawing. Thanks for sharing. Should also add that I've really been enjoying your Portrait Drawing course, have learned so much from that. -Tom
That's great, Tom. I happy to hear it :)
Love it
WAW PLZ DO NOT STOP , WONDERFUUUUL
Your sketchs are fantastic
Bravissimo..........
chi sa disegnare così può accedere a tutte le tecniche che l'Arte contiene!
Wonderful, thanks for sharing
What a wizard!
Amazing talent
+DrawMixPaint has a video on how to build a light box like this. It's really great if you plan to do still lifes and want to "save" your lighting or you're trying to figure out a composition. Plus it makes your objects look great ;)
Magnificent 👏👏👏👏
Thats so cool, Thanks Love it
Very magnificent
I enjoyed watching
More portrait videos please!
Nice work. I am really a beginner so i wanna know the materials or medium used here in this cast drawing, will u plz elaborate about the medium.
Hey David, wanted to say I routinely re-watch these videos for inspiration in my own work. Thanks again, and YOUR ONLINE COURSE IS INVALUABLE!
Would welcome YOUR CRITIQUE OF MY CHANNEL'S WORK if you get a chance.
Amas Bansal Art I checked out your channel after reading your comment. Man, your drawings are awesome too.
My man knocked the foot cast out the park in this video. I thought I had subscribed to this channel, but this time I made sure get notifications as well.
Excellent rendering. ❤️ it!!!
Why would anyone dislike this video?? The only explanation is there are haters among us.
Are you using white charcoal?
It's amezing
Great channel, I will endeavour to use this sighting technique for future exercises. I'd really like to know what paper you are using? I use Fabriano Roma paper but would like something a little 'smoother', your choice of paper looks ideal. You are very talented, keep up the great work. :)
Fabriano Roma is a fantastic paper for charcoal, and is the default choice in many classical studios around the world. But it's not great for graphite -- the tooth is far too aggressive. My current paper of choice is Canford card or cover paper. Either will do as the only real difference between the two is the thickness, not the tooth.
Are you using the same music which you was listening when they were drawing?
Thank you so match :)(: Its Amazing
Do you have trouble getting cardstock that isn't dented? Where did you buy the cast? Great vids
How much days do you take to complete the drawing
hi david im going to order your online portrait drawing course, can you tell me if i can view the course on my laptop, do i need to download any software in order to view the lessons. thanks
great drawing! is this the sight size method you are using to draw? your work is outstanding
No, this isn't the sight-size method. The sighting techniques used here are "comparative measurement" and "triangulation".
The light box is the secret for a good drawing , try one , you will not look back
What is the mark of you eraser..? And thanks for this video
you can also visit David's website, he is offering online drawing course as well as these videos to download at a fraction of price,
Thanks, Senovel!
What a treat! Do you have a working title for the online course that you're preparing? I've gained soooo much from the last portrait class. Would I recommend your offerings to anyone? "Totes", as my daughter would say.
We're working on a course called "Drawing Basics" that will be released later this year. It will focus on elementary drawing skills and concepts. Thanks for recommending!
What paper is this
why he flips picture upside down?
Right and left eyes are different. When we observing sth. it has been distortion in our eyes. Flip the picture can help solve the problem.
He actually flips it because he has everything he needs down visually and he's just working on angles that he could make more accurate by changing his approach. Flipping the image to help the brain or eyes is only helpful when working from a picture because you cant flip your still life.
Flipping the picture upside-down or sideways helps in two respects: First, it allows me to see the drawing in a new way, which can help me spot problems I may not have noticed before. It makes it easier to think of the subject as simply an arrangement of forms, instead of a "foot" - which can lead to bad decisions. We're all susceptible to drawing what we *think* we see, and not what's actually there.
Second, some parts of the drawing require hatching at an awkward angle. Turning the board makes it easier to reach these areas.
thanks
pié perfecto...👍
Oh that music again
After watching this video I doubt if I have real feet 😥
17 people have no clue!
interesting little toe
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Bad music
Bigfoot. : - )