Muito obrigado por esse vídeo, a sua técnica é incrível, eu vou treinar muito e me esforçar para um dia chegar nesse nível e me expressar com a arte. 😊❤

Thank you Chloe! :)

There is one principle my teacher told me decades ago, and which helps a lot. Sensation comes from singularity.

❤New sub❤ i'm a 46 new want to be artist, and I absolutely love black and white ink drawings. I've started my journey to ink art by trying to learn what I can and save some money for some course with a teacher in person. I absolutely love all your tips. They've answered so many of my questions.Thank you so much❤❤❤

This is helpful for any art medium! Very well explained.

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Wonderful video, thanks!

I think also his journey through art has included a lot of classical training, which he simplified over time. His composition takes into account all the earlier foundations for perspective and volume, but he's moved into a sort of extreme Notan for his work, as it's either light or dark, no greys.

Your advices are so useful, like always... I`m not english speaker, I had to see with subtitles but I found your information amazing and useful like I said ... these days I`m making a black`n white draw of a fish-monster swiming below the sea, I will use your indications Chloe

love your teachings! it’s really helping me through the one shot project i’m working on

You are trully a genius! I do really enjoy watching your videos, the way you explain is idk, perfect! Greetings from Costa Rica! <3

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Beautiful work! Thank you!

Thanks, Chloe. Always the high light of my week watching your videos. Such a mine of excellent information and the best drawing course on the internet. I recently bought myself a copy of Guptill's which I am looking forward to reading. Along with his Drawing and Sketching in Pencil which bought in October 2022 which I had somehow forgotten I had.

This is very useful, I'm making a manga short story rn 😊

After watching your video, I have heard many artists compare drawing to weightlifting, focus on the basics and your form with light weights. But as an avid gym goer and aspiring artist, I disagree with this comparison. Learning to be an artist seems more akin to becoming a chef. What is the first thing a chef learns? How to sharpen your knives properly because the most dangerous thing in the kitchen is a dull knife! After that, they spend long periods of time learning to cut, dice and chop the ingredients. Afterwards, they learn the different types of cooking methods, for example, glazing, stir frying, deep frying, reductions, and more. Then they learn about aroma, taste, and texture of different spices, seasoning, herbs and ingredients. And it all slowly builds up to them becoming more efficient when they master the basics of cooking to create more complex dishes. And I feel like not many artists out there go into depth on how to improve. But as of recently, I have come across your channel and a few others that are more focused on not just being an artist but also your own mentor, critic, and planner. That is something I want to focus more on, creating a proper plan for myself to improve my art and I know the first step to that is to revisit the basics once more. So that slowly but surely, I too will be able to create complex visual dishes in the future.

Said it before, I'll say it again: I cannot stress the value you give with this content across your channel. Taking important fundamentals and distilling them into easy to digest and easy to practice concepts. Thank you for doing what you do 🙏

You are by far one of the best teachers on KZbin. Thank you!

Thank you for your info and tips, suscribed! 👏🏼🫶🏼

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You're a terrific artist

I got his book and I'm studying the art and I just can't fathom how he made this stuff. The detail is unreal. I just don't get it

amazing

jujur tutorial ini keren banget, terima kasih sudah berbagi ilmu <3

Looks like you're using a pigma micron? I'm really struggling to vary my line weight when using them. Any hints/tips/exercises or videos? Love your channel, it's been very inspiring!

Really great insights into Toppis work and great study too!🎉🎉🎉

I just buy some... but I'm wondering if it is bad matterial. it is really REALLY difficult to make fine lines with de G one. and the others, even the 001 are so thick it hurts. IDK if it is the INK, the paper or what. only extra fast strokes get a little thiner,

I love your videos ❤ The best channel for ink artwork in my opinion. You look at so many different styles and subjects, which makes it really interesting and applicable to other mediums.

Oooo I've been wondering how I'm gonna use my new tracing paper. Thank you!!!!

interesting , thank you for sharing 🌷

WOW ! ANG GALING GUSTO KO ANG STYLE MO

if my nib is cutting my paper, should I file it down or dull it some how?

Sheeeit... They should let my girl over hear do the continuation..

Que baum ver isso

Danke for this video ❤

Fantastic vid! Pls do one study for Goseki Kojima!

Your cat is adorable! And thanks for useful tips!

Some great tips here. My ability is rudimentary to say the least, this is certainly inspiring; thank you.

Nice

Wow, so thankful I came across this channel 🤘Doré, Moebius, Inoue (in another video), you reference all my favorite artists!!!

Hi chloe ,i was intrigued by this video,I will tell you why,, since I started to draw again after a forty year break I have started watching u tube tutorials, and I noticed you pencil sketching your drawings before inking them ok I wondered why ,seems reasonable to me I have not used ink so far only pencils, yet so many videos say, ditch the pencils just use ink if you want to draw confidently because you can't erase of course,I'm struggling to agree with this but I do get it,I wondered what you think thanks.

I find sketching stones/rocks so difficult but this vid is excellent, thank you so much. I cannot wait for the irregular shaped rocks video to come out.

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How do I find artist to study ?

Try to make an analyzation to the works of other Filipino Comic Legends such as Nestor Redondo and Francicsco V. Coching. Francicso V Coching was the dean of Filipino Comic Art and master of dynamic compositions. Redondo and Coching are the next generations. Redondo is the master of Realism and composition in which they are almost the same level as Alcala imo. Both of them worked in the US Publishers during their time (including other filipino legends during the 70s). Coching stayed in the Philippines up to his death and he never worked for foreign publishers. Hence, that will make Coching, Redondo and Alcala the Greatest 3 Pillars of Comic Art up to this day.

As primarily a colorist, I hate hatching when used for shadows. Like, with a passion, and for many reasons that are to lengthy to discuss here, so Mignola has always been one of my favorite artists. He uses little to no hatching in his artwork and I love that.

At 3:30 I encourage you Chloe Gendron to look at the shield again. The light source is above and in-fact non of the underside of the shield is in view. What appears to be the curve that establishes the underside is actually the raised metal work on the outside of the shield. The arm underneath is in full shadow at the bicep and rib area. It’s an optical illusion of the fine quality of his line work to give details of the outside of the shield. His shadows in this one are fine. Perhaps a different example, but there is no second light source under the shield. It’s angled towards us, we can’t see behind it from this drawing.

Is that a Pentel Pocket Brush you use at a couple points in this video?

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