amazing

Are these pencils good for drawing on the canvas before painting with oils?

I gotta watch that movie now because I wanna see what inspired the master

Absolutely agree on “How to draw comics the marvel way”. Great stuff

The space is very busy. in my opinion, a person does not need so many things. I would suffocate in such an environment.

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8 years late, but the head on the white board (far right) is Schaeffer, not Cornwell :D

So badass!!

Sad that so much çan not be said ,à ex about schools

The audio suck . Like 8n a deep hole

PLEASE. Do not add background to that painting. It is perfect as is. Books are life. Wish I had room in my studio area for my books. Love the papers rack.

What is. your definition. of cryptic?

slick drawing

Very nice.

Certainly a gouache painting show and tell. But: tiling? what's tiling? (I heard the word a few times, but that's all.)

Ive watched this video probably 10 times over the last two years. I turn 35 in two weeks and Its taken me a long time to realise that art is my true calling. I wish I had started a decade ago but better I start today then in another decade. No more messing around. Its time to get focused! When I inevitably return to this video, I'll keep you all updated of my progress.

Not of much practical importance. Just to thank you for opening a whole new world for me, that of drawing, at the ripe age of 52.

Long point art take too much time

Selective,.... ..,

Put on pants. EWEEEE😱😱🤕🤕

garbage

Beautiful work! Thank you!

Thank you!

great story!

Great talk! Very insightful!

I love this as Ron Lemen is my mentor believe it or not. he's the best

Great post Jeff. The man was an art-god

What a fantastic memory.

such a good teacher!

hola Jeff; donde compras esos libros?

I was today years old when I discovered your seven-year-old video! This video is so validating and so exciting because all of these OCD things I have been doing you are mentioning in this video. I’ve been building a massive library. I have been time blocking developing certain aspects of drawing on my own outside of my classes. I took Art for a few years decades ago in high school before I got distracted by foreign language and then I spent about 20 or 30 years in historical reenactment, which gave me a really great foundation in art history and learning about techniques and processes in the various fields of art. I got a job at my local university so that I could go to school part time as part of the benefit but because I have my historic reenactment background, I am kind of hardwired to be more methodical and dig deeper and Leverage the basic techniques. I’m learning in classes to expand my skills even further. I saw a video that is more recent. That was a tour of your studio and I have been following Proko Art for a while and was excited that he was one of your students. So I’m just ever so grateful that KZbin algorithm gods have finally let me discover you. I have already decided that I want to take additional instruction independent of my curriculum so I can do deeper dives into improving my technique. I’m going to work some of your online courses into my budget during my summers and winter break. I am just incredibly happy that you and your school exists.

and I thought(WHAT WILL HAPPEN WHEN I POP MY GLOGS ))))with all my stuff,,,,, .a few years ago a ladies father died ,we had a van and loaded his stuff up ,,took it all to the art club and had a Sunday sale

Some muscle people are way better than others, don't draw poop people.

2:35 min😵😱😨🤔🤔🤔

7:20 hahahaha my heart suddenly stop for a second.

watching people who draw better then me, get critique from people who are WAY better then me, is so useful! Thanks!!

Love this story. Appreciate you sharing

10:35 to me it looks like an unfinished drawing.

8:54 this guy is so full of himself... your work boring, it looks like illustrations from the 50s.

Looks like an older Robin Hood

Linear progression is one theory. There are times we have great discoveries and jumps in abilities. The creative process includes incubation of ideas.

I learned more about composition in this video in 20 minutes than I did all my life, including drawing classes... Thank so much!

is gouache like watercolor? is the way to approach the painting process is the same?

If I had a great passport and loads of money, I would travel to the USA and live in that art building. I would pay Jeff rent and sleep there while Jeff taught me everything.

the video alone have helped me so much that i cant describe how much im greatful for u lmao..like litreally changed how i draw everything aahahahahah

Wow her work is awesome! Really appeals to me. I live in OC so might pop down there for a class with you.

I wanna listen to jeff's intro but GOD DAMN those paintings are so distracting, gorgeus!!

Thanks a lot for your generosity in sharing so much of guidance for free on the internet. Which graphite materials /grades /brands were used in the graphite drawing on the display. Thanks in advance

Yeah. I think there's also the idea of rather than give up: rest and then keep going. I've been trying out different art forms like acting and writing to let my drawing and painting rest for a bit. Then have been picking up a pencil and doing simple cafe sketching to ease back in.