That is awesome and very helpful

Sorry last portrait was accurate

Left eye is not accurate

I do eyes first use it as ruler

Great video

Educational video. But why that extremely annoying noise (music?) in the background? I would have liked to focus on teaching. I don't miss a bad music lesson.

13 years old artist here🤖

Loved all the characters ❤ still watching most evenings. So gracious.

wow... I found 2 new tricks.... may be cuz I get used to meassuring angles and eyeballin.... 1. I never sighting widh by hight of the model.... 2. never turn any model or photo upside down cuz I feel it is unnecessary.... but I will give this a try... thank you

Acrylic paint is NOT stable when watered down with water so you need the appropriate medium to thin it for a base if you’re trying to see through to your sketch or such

Come on man there is a way better than this .. cover the back of your paper with charcoal then stick it to the canvas then trace it with a red pen .. that is more easier and faster ... do it and thank me later .

what a beautiful portrait you have there!

I enjoyed this video.

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Can I draw on a white canvas with soft vine charcoal, use a fixative on the drawing and apply my imprimatura over the drawing ?

Very helpful thank you so much ❤

Him: "Don't paint things that you think are going to sell. Paint for the sheer enjoyment." Also Him: "Are you painting still life's when DOG portraits are the hot thing that's "in" right now?"

Thanks I really learnt alot

I had a question, can we use Watercolor for the base instead of oil paint?

Wow...❤❤ this is actually working. 😮😮

Rubbish ..simply use the eye.

super baba sree sri ramalakshmi

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THANKS A LOT

An awesome model!! Cheers

Really good video, i was a little disappointed when it was finished...i wanted more. Amazing and helpful video ! 🔥

Bit of a smart alek? Is that spelled right...yah, anyway tone it down dude.

Why are your lines crooked?

👏👏👏thank you so much

Brilliant, thanks very much:) warmest regards, Karen in Cambridge

When I first started at art school years ago I automatically started noticing shadows, eg on newscaster's faces on tv. I assume from really looking at the life model or other objects I was drawing. The different colours in shadows are fascinating as well. Maybe that helped when later I started nursing. A nurse needs to asess the patient by noticing things. Eg reddened areas over joints that might be caused by pressure, bruising from falls or other causes. Pallor. Expressions. All tell you something.

THIS IS SO PERFECT MY SKETCHES LOOK SO MUCH LIFE LIKE THANK YOU SO MUCH

This was a wonderful lessons. I have taught for years and this grid method seems to be confusing for so many…..breaking it down like this was incredibly simple. I am forwarding this video to all of my students.

Absolutely perfect , it's so useful ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Wow so awesome 😍😍

Got some info, thanks!

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❤❤❤wooooow

Beautiful! Thanks Cory!

that's my grand uncle 😅

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Where can I purchase a viewfinder?

Thanks sir.

What a fun vibe ✨

That unexpected Mona Lisa look earlier on...

Even when drawing from life, you can look at your drawing and the model upside down through a mirror if you hold it horizontally upside down above your eyebrows. Admittedly that's a mirrored image, not a rotated image, but still.

THANKYOU

Congratulation sir God bless you

this was absolutely wonderful video!! I keep getting stuck with portraits and super frustrated because of it but these are actuslly great tips (and it’s super engaging!)

Yes this was very helpful on toning. It helped make since out of it all. I like toning my canvas but still have a difficulty knowing what colors to use. I paint portraits - pets and people from photos for customers (well and landscapes- but the portraits are my biggest challenge when it comes to toning). I still a little hard time decided how to tone each canvas based on the photo reference. I appreciated the choice of selecting a harmonious or complementary color - but I still second guess my decisions especially with painting from not so good photos. So if I want to tone with a harmonious color for a person portrait - what do you look at or identify to help with your selection? Thank you mucho!