25 NEW Drawing and Painting Tips (MIND BLOWING)

[@driesketels]

This is why I love this century so much... Amazing artists giving tips in high quality video format, delivered to your doorstep for free on KZbin.

[@LucyKohm]

Yeh except the Amazon rain forest is burning down we are all gonna die soon

[@driesketels]

@@LucyKohm Haha... I guess it's partially my fault, I've wasted too much paper as an artist... 2 of those trees where on my conscious.

[@LucyKohm]

Dries Ketels yes but people started fires there and the earth only has 5 years left instead of 10 now 😭

[@robinfinch314]

Spoken like a real time traveler

[@driesketels]

@@robinfinch314 Enjoy it while you still can... I just got back from 2035 and shit is real bad out there.

[@bellamonique1072]

Honestly, Emily should do a storytime of how she became interested in art.

[@emilyartful]

Quest Gaming I was BORN! The end!

[@bellamonique1072]

@@emilyartful lol

[@alex-xu7xw]

@@emilyartful same tbh lol

[@ihihithere8854]

@@emilyartful WOWWW YOU WERE BORN?!?!????!!!?!?!?!?

[@stormangel]

The tip about not mixing acrylics with water was mind-blowing. I went through two years of art school happily sloshing water-diluted acrylics onto my non-gesso'd canvases and getting frustrated at how the canvas was gobbling up all of the paint, because nobody, at any point at that school bothered to tell us /how/ to use our mediums effectively. Heck, I was planning on painting a figurine in acrylics and would have completely ruined it if you hadn't mentioned that acrylics need their own dilution agent, because no other tutorial has mentioned not using water. Thank you for your funny, informative videos!

[@courtneyj9906]

Vodkafolie One thing I had heard about using water with acrylics is to use less than 50% water to acrylic.

[@safala]

@@courtneyj9906 I’d say don’t use water with acrylic at all. Unless you’re like me who uses acrylic paint as watercolor like some sort of a cavewoman.

[@xena91388]

I never went to art school but I did have a useless highschool art teacher who basically babysat our class. Each day she would tell us "paint/draw/sculpt something", point to the supplies, then sit behind her desk on her phone while we did whatever. I was making my acrylics into watercolors and slapping it on my dry canvas, not understanding why things didn't turn out how I wanted them to.

[@SparklingPeridotAJ]

Emily: "I mean, it's just a hunk of dough, right?" Also Emily: " W R O N G "

[@lillianatkinson3646]

Emily: *Mentions not leaving brushes in water.* Me: *Looks at desk.* *Sees brush in water.* “I should get up and fix that...” *Stays in bed watching KZbin.*

[@lillianatkinson3646]

No worries everyone. I fixed it....two days later. (I’m sorry.)

[@lunap2033]

@@lillianatkinson3646 *facepalm*

[@slayingartist2514]

Same -w-

[@sillyme319]

Sameee there's a pack of brushes on my jar and Im just staying in bed

[@hallwnby]

SAME otherwise they get left with paint.

[@beateadriana]

Parchment paper between pages in sketchbook. Hands down a "why didn't I know this before?"

[@WateryStar]

I know right? I need to write it down so I don't forget. lol

[@recoveringsoul755]

I knew there had to be something. Spent so much time with an eraser because a pencil sketch rubbed grey everywhere. Had to whiten the eyes and everything that wasn't supposed to be grey and smudged. Isn't there some kind of fixative for graphite sketches? Like once I feel like I'm "done" with it?

[@LisetteLongerbone]

@@recoveringsoul755 yes! There is fixative you can buy at art supplies stores. I think Krylon is the brand I’ve used. Also, the easiest thing for me is to just give it a light misting of strong hold hairspray 👌

[@fidgetspinningwhiteboy9961]

Can I just say HOW MUCH your voice relaxes me lol ily art mum

[@ryleee3568]

same!

[@jacksonabrams4978]

Omg!!!! Yes !!! I could listen all day!!

[@Hailz12211]

Saaame

[@hannanguyen7455]

Yes I play her video while drawing and it's just so comfortable!

[@kiarrapoynter7140]

@@hannanguyen7455 samee!!!!

[@MJ-vw6ci]

7:51 when I saw that "Everything Stays" sign on the wall I immediately thought of Adventure Time. I can't be the only one, right?

[@emilyartful]

Meredith Spoon That’s what it’s referencing!

[@galaxy_girl5459]

Emily Artful Holy Shit :0

[@crybabywaffles5838]

I thought of Steven universe It's a reference to the movie

[@cara7550]

I was literally listening to that song before this video and I felt like I was going insane

[@gayceofspades]

"...and reuse the pieces! Just like people" DON'T MAKE ME GIGGLE LIKE THAT ART MOM I JUST WOKE UP

[@keilanihong6237]

2 things 1: your voice calms me down so much and I love it. You make asmr look weak 2: this was uploaded 2 minutes ago. It already has almost 100 likes. I'm honestly really happy to see how far you have come. I've been here since your first story time (the blizzard one) and I love seeing how far you've come since then. Your following is amazing even though you like to call it small. It's still amazing. Just like you! Love you art Mama!

[@rolllikeabuffalo]

10:35 I have ADHD so the opposite of this tip is true for me and I find that hilarious 🤣 I tend to be more distracted when I'm working in complete silence because Im tempted look around and find literally anything to keep my brain as busy as possible. Thats why I work with youtube or music playing so it keeps the overactive part of my brain occupied lol

[@Mickey27_]

Another tip for y’all! If you find it difficult to keep parchment under your hand while drawing, I’ve found that a half glove (covers only your pinkie and ring fingers), which is usually used for digital art, also works very well to reduce smudging!

[@manishlakhmani7532]

Oh yeah it's called an art glove if I'm not wrong!

[@Metalseadraking]

"The medium isn't cooperating" Thanks now I have to imagine an artist holding their pencils family hostage to get them cooperative.

[@adatierney7513]

I’m sleep deprived and I read the title as 25 MEN drawing and painting tips

[@GSPAEpro]

When it comes to sketch books i have a “sketch” sketch book (a normal thin paper sketchbook) and a “finished” sketchbook (a multi media or water color paper sketchbook) I also LOVE using watercolor paper. It is thick enough for my alcohol markers and it takes my colored pencils very well! (Not to mention watercolor of course) Anyways I LOVE This video!

[@poppyngbaronye-burgess1686]

Same! Just to let you know, if you use alcohol markers on watercolour or mix media paper it will sap your ink because it's basically designed to absorb water and will absorb your ink too. Hope this helps! X

[@trishakhat1703]

Literally same tho. And the sketch sketchbook is literally wish kraft paper that is as see through as parchment paper lmao. But it being so cheap makes me feel good about putting the worst thumbnails and notes inside. I could never disgrace my illo sketchbook like that (~=3=)~

[@jorhabor8761]

More detail on how to know where the ear is: The bottom of the ear ends in line with your lip The ear is straight up from the jaw The top of the ear is in line with your eye (the one Emily said)

[@recoveringsoul755]

I thought the ear went from top of eyebrow to bottom of nose? nose is pretty close to lip. Ears and noses keep growing as people get older, so it depends on how many "character lines" the person in the drawing has. lol

[@bluedream3481]

You can also buy a sealent or hairspray to seal in graphite drawings.

[@emilyartful]

Saiko x That is true! But some people don’t like to do that in their sketchbook. But if I have a loose graphite drawing I definitely seal it!

[@stacyhannon4081]

Saiko x Just be careful with hairspray, it can turn your artwork a garish yellow color.

[@recoveringsoul755]

@@stacyhannon4081 What kind of sealant is good to use that won't yellow the paper? And after it is applied and dries, does that mean you can't add to the drawing or change anything? That might be a stupid question but thought I'd ask

[@stacyhannon4081]

Recovering Soul Hi! No worries, there is no such thing as a stupid question. There are several brands of workable fixatives that you can buy and use. Once it’s dry you can usually get a few more layers on top. They are also many brands of sealants as well. I can’t remember the names at the moment, I’m sorry. If I do remember I will come back and add it. Just check to make sure it says UV protectant and it should work great. Hope this helps!

[@Lemu_with_a_shirt]

@@recoveringsoul755 if it's in your sketchbook, yellowing isn't usually a big issue, as it doesn't see much (sun)light. Best thing if you want to be sure is probably research and tests. Put some on a paper and just put it in the sunniest part of your house for a while, see what happens.

[@aves6739]

When you're a beginner hobbiest but already know all of these tips cuz you watch waaaay too many art hacks, tips and tricks videos, lol.

[@craftedbyalison6592]

THE FREAKING LINE TRICK WORKS. HOLY MOLY!!!!

[@alyssamarie8124]

I just wanted to say I love you and your art so much! You always seem to make time for your family and fans! You have helped me with my art through the screen for over a year and my talent have developed so much! You are funny, serious, and kind all at once! Thank you so much love!!

[@1_tatii]

How do people say a bunch of random creative stuff when the vid just came out?

[@lunarcryptid]

You SAVED me with that chalk pastel idea. I can't stand the feeling of even applying chalk pastel to paper never mind having it on my hands. It's a sensory issue because I'm autistic. I thought I was never going to be able to use chalk pastel.

[@SmillyDonut]

Oooh. Your poor baby girl. Hope everything goes well and that she feels better soon. I really liked tips 18 and 21 I think. The one with adding the lines to your watercolour after the paint and reconstituting dried up watercolour paint from the tubes. Those really stood out to me. Great video.

[@alessm2206]

The last speed paint of the snake was the most useful because I never know how/where to draw the underbelly of a snake and it helped to actually see it be drawn. The tip about using another artist's work to help study a technique is so useful! I think it helps build confidence in yourself while learning or tuning skills.

[@suzanneurbanart]

Wishing your puppy a speedy recovery. Thank you for this tip, great reminder especially knowing what else can be used for a kneaded eraser, as I'm always losing mine.

[@MrsRaiderNationVIP84]

My Fav. Tip was the canceling the noise.. and getting a proper eraser and I just started a new water color painting so those tips help also. Thanks:)

[@thymebutter2556]

Thanks a ton! Life's been kind of crazy lately and I always enjoy watching your videos 😊

[@KattLover5412]

The copying of art is actually something my old painting teacher taught us. Taking a tiny tiny piece of a painting out of context without being able to see the whole picture, and emulating just that. A part of the original that isn't the main focus, something to learn how the piece is constructed while still not having access to the whole picture so you arent emulating it perfectly. Hard to explain what i mean lol. We did it with paintings and photos we liked for one assignment.

[@MrsKHardy23]

“Just like people.”😳 gotta love that soylent green amirite?!?😋🤣🤣

[@whitecinnamon]

6:40 Gotta try that one, thanks! 9:00 Also, another thing that i found helpful with dryed out watercolours is using a tiny bit of gum arabic. I have rescued the driest, most stubborn of watercolour pans with this trick.

[@lanithehermit9839]

When you talked about the chalk shivers, I felt one go up my spine just at the thought!!!

[@Japansnumber1fan]

The ear trick is so nice! I've never consciously used the eyes as a way to tell where it is, so being aware of it definitely helped me

[@feralfernweh6091]

_Wash ya nasty hands~_ Never stop being you, Emily

[@mischa2643]

Another thing about drying brushes upside-down - the paint doesn't flake off any of the handles that are wooden (or, at least, its slowed down). I hate picking up a brush, and getting a fistful of paint splinters 😩

[@illiengalene2285]

You can tape in the paper with washitape too. Tipp for Doggo: Get a box with crushed up paper balls and hide things in there to find.

[@sabrexi7228]

Thank you for the gesso thing. I just got acrylics and 2 canvases and I was about to just go ham. Now I know I have to get gesso as well.

[@leahwinter1378]

Doge ideas: if she likes to chew your socks then you could take a few old ones, put some rice in them sew em together and bam new toy If there's a beach or woods available to you, dogs usually love them Frankverters, cheese and bbq chicken are some treats that dogs LOVE and are healthier than factory made ones Doggy ice cream/puppacinos? Hope this helps a lil :]

[@masterofthebeans3850]

Is anyone else's doge allergic to chicken???

[@megandeters7880]

aww, my baby loves puppacinos. We always get them at starbucks and she'll perk up if we drive by one.

[@WateryStar]

We've been getting doggie ice cream for my good boi. He loves peanut butter but also enjoys the "original" flavor which happens to be cheese. Nice cool treat for him that takes a while for him to finish. Only problem is I can't seem to eat my ice cream without him wanting his own!

[@sugariedreams2707]

@@masterofthebeans3850 www.petcarerx.com/article/is-my-dog-allergic-to-chicken/1586 It's a common thing, and the link is what you need to know about the allergy. This link below is just allergies in general, symptoms, triggers, etc. pets.webmd.com/dogs/guide/caring-for-a-dog-that-has-food-allergies#1 Hope I could help ^^!

[@TheCrescentLune]

My doggo also loves small ice pieces LOL

[@juliana2ne183]

Bi art mom all ready back with art so soon LOVE YOU EMILY!💜🌸💜

[@subzero9089]

The most sassiest artist ever !!!! And also most interesting funny , useful ir informative artist

[@ellejayarts]

Your tutorials and videos were the first ones I subscribed to when I came back to painting after a break of ooohhh.... 20yrs+! I love your style and aesthetic, but mostly I love how freely you speak about your art. Thank you for inspiring me. I really appreciated the under/over working tips in this video. I have been trying to stop myself from quitting when a study goes wrong and have instead ended up with unique pieces that are similar to the reference I used for the study, but more my own style.

[@paubarba9575]

thank you for making me who i am emily. i got into art again after giving up because of your videos and its the best thing that has happened to me. ive grown so much as a artist and a person , to the point of being proud and happy of what i make, even though it might not always be the best. you helped me develope my style and actually trying watercolors which are MY FAVORITE medium now. Youre practically like my art mom and i love you so much for that. When i feel bad, watching your videos always gives me a smile so thank you. Seeing you do more videos like this makes me so happy and inspires me so much to keep learning and keep creating. Thank you for everything

[@morestuff5693]

Congrats on 300K! Being perfectly honest, I only found your channel about a month ago, but after watching your videos on watercolours and your sketchbook story times, I grew to love your channel very quickly. I particularly like how your videos are both entertaining and informative. (Seriously, I have watched your watercolour tips video like 20 times, I’m not even exaggerating!) I decided that this academic year, I would start experimenting with watercolours and thanks to your videos, I am a lot less worse at watercolours now, in that when my mum and grandma come into my room, they say “Wow, your really improving!” Instead of just asking “What are you painting?” with this look if disappointment on their face. So thank you Emily 🙂💕

[@shanameans4919]

Thank you Emily! I will have to try some of these! I hope your dog will have a quick and healthy recovery! 💞

[@Suisyo]

Even though I am a seasoned artist and yes a bunch of these I knew, I was also surprised and very happy to find several tips useful. 1) Ink lifting when erasing! I always thought it had something to do with the ink not applying cleanly over the graphite, like skipping...my mind was blown on that one! 2) The differences in blooming with watercolors, I'm still learning this medium but this was very helpful. 3) Shamefully the diluting acrylics with water thing I'm guilty of but I was unaware it could make the paint crack long term, so I will keep that in mind from now on & 4) Making a straight line by looking at the point you're drawing to!!!!! This was another big one for me! I struggle with this a lot and always feel like my hands are too shaky...but I tried this out a few times after watching and it's like a damn miracle!

[@marshmadoodle3621]

Prayers to your doggie!!! Thank You for the tips as always... I learn so much.

[@janemiettinen5176]

Thank you again, dear. Many tips I already knew, but there was several new ones for my brainy databank to deposit. What blew my mind? Wet vs. dry drawing ink and erasing! I really thought I knew my inks, but obviously I didnt. It was nice to see Im not the only one who uses makeup-brushes for art, they just work for all the dry stuff (chalks, micas etc.), really thought Im special kind of crazy, but yay, theres others! And heres my tip for drying brushes the right way; tape a knotted string-loop to the tail end of every brush (or the ones you care enough..). Just wash and hook em. I used to drill tiny holes at first, but then I discovered that even the heaviest dripping wet squirrel mop could hang just fine by the tape and twine-method. Very low tech, easily removable and no need for special contraptions.

[@livingreflection5]

I just started learning watercolors this winter. Still very much a beginner so thanks for these tips!

[@angelinacasos-ortiz2573]

Another tip for artists! If your having trouble with foreshortening then start from the joint and make a slinky looking spiral to the next joint!

[@lillee1312]

Thank you for these types of videos, it helps me improve my art, they didn’t put me in an art class this year for my school and won’t change any of my classes for it, so I appreciate you and the video :)

[@jessicameredith8456]

Hope your doggie recovers quickly when she goes in, her fave dog treats and toys are good idea. Great video too. 🐶 🐾😊

[@ajcdevial675]

Beginner artist here and BAM! Its so nice to know the tips I've been using to learn on my own are on here. I've been teaching myself to draw using references and thank god its actually common pratice! :)

[@maddhappy2286]

You can also seal the graphite too the paper with hairspray, works like a charm and doesn't slip out

[@metallicamayhem]

Your florals and botanicals are on point! They're so beautiful!

[@lolgirl1210]

The best way I have found to not overwork a piece is to give yourself a break from that artwork and come back. I've always noticed that if I try to finish something in one day those are usually the ones I'm the most unhappy with

[@maribaake3901]

I hope your pup has a good and pain free recovery! I actually just had one of my molars removed. I love to play my Pandora as I paint, but when I need to focus I switch from the music to a white noise station and it makes it so easy. The bird head comment with the kneaded eraser made me laugh! I also definitely got up and cleaned my brush haha

[@animeow2786]

the hardened watercolor hack made my life so much easier....its been in my box for years...i can finally use them...

[@whocares6352]

I usually listen to meditation music or music w/o words like lo-fi. It allows me to be in tune with what I’m working on vs. being “distracted” by outside noise.

[@TheCrescentLune]

Ohh, I'm so sorry your girl is having some issues, but I'm SO glad that she's able to get the surgeries done. I hope everything goes very, very well for your sweet girl! My dogs & cats all send love, & so do I! ❤️🙂 Also, this was a really great video!

[@sprinkleofsuga7186]

Most of these I learned the hard way through making a ton of mistakes, but I'm really glad that you have all of this information for the new blooming artists out there! This would've been amazing to know when I first started out

[@Kthxbye988]

I'm mind blown the most about the watch the point where your line ends, damn it works so well! Thank you

[@karissa6560]

Half of this goes what my art teacher taught us and the other half is stuff I didnt know. Thanks!💛

[@catherinecarlson6164]

I've saved this. Thank you. I enjoy your videos. Your singing voice is also very good. I'm glad you came out of your dark phase and now have a happy family.

[@misscreativity9422]

Tip number 7,8 and 9 were the ones that really helped me! Thanks so much! As for your doge you can take your dog on a fun vacation. My family took our dogs to Rhode Island and they had a blast! It’s very pet friendly and dogs are welcomed in shops and restaurants. Frozen dog like ice cream can be bought at a pet food store. Fun toys. Wish your doge all the best! Much love from me and my two dogs Skylar and Scout!

[@lennonmcbird06]

Honestly my painting skills are beginner level, 100%, but this definitely helped a lot! Thank you! I love that people now have a space to share their tips and tricks and share their talent, and I'm thankful to have grown up in this time. :)

[@gigi4390]

*watches video after it was posted 35 seconds ago* I am faster than time itself :)

[@ArtyFieldTrips]

This video was great! If I had heard of some of the tips, hearing you describe them made them fresh in my mind to try and focus more on using them. My favorite one was about using the line of action.

[@pand4696]

Oh my god, all the work you put into all these videos always stands out to me so much, Emily! you have SO MANY art clips as examples in this one and it looks amazing! I'm one of the seasoned know-it-all artists, but I still adored watching this all the same. and I hope your doggie handles the surgery well and feels all better! poor baby, at least we know you're spoiling her rotten in the meantime.

[@Fjgdghs]

Thank you!! I haven't heard of most of these tips and I watch A LOT of art Videos

[@ladybirdg5658]

Aww, lots of love for Osa! I don't have any dogge-spiiling ideas, but I hope all goes well there!

[@isabellelenz5019]

i’ve been obsessively watching all of your videos rather than doing homework. you are such an inspiration to me and you helped me get inspiration when i haven’t drawn in a month. i love you!

[@HikaruXgamer]

I can't thank you enough for No.7 but now I must grief for all the beautiful linework lost.

[@Bev4Drawing]

I don't know why but I LOVE the way you said "WASH YO NASTY HANDS." You have blessed my ears. Thank you.

[@rachaelvtstudio2579]

Your voice is so nice to listen to when you're explaining information. Even and calming and not all over the place. Your content is also awesome to watch and learn from :)

[@chubbz539]

Omg I needed this stuff so bad.Thanks Emily

[@piggy891]

Thank you much I'll use these when I get the chance!! ❤❤💜

[@re_animatedabby6791]

"Just like people"~Lol I died;)!!!

[@meganslater5421]

I strongly feel that it is always a good idea to come back to basics, no matter your level of expertise. It can refresh you and help to take your art to a new level.

[@badindiegamer]

I've only done a couple of digital art pieces for a game I was playing in the last 6ish months, I haven't been doing any other art at all. I finally have the desire to get back to it because of this video! Thank you Emily

[@badindiegamer]

Oh look I'm back 4 years later rewatching bc it's such solid advice

[@ardliellevilla6725]

Art mom has blessed me with motivation. bless

[@vintagetears2416]

Wow I needed this. EMILY WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE.

[@ArtLeo_Art]

I find with certain acrylics, if you need to thin with water, a good consistency to go for is somewhere around the consistency of dish soap. If you move it and collect it all with a palette knife, it should slightly flow out a little bit. It should still be fluid enough but strong enough to use without breaking the acrylic polymers. I still like to use thinners and other media though but a great tip if you wanna save a few bucks

[@tex_wyhel2057]

Wow 2 of my favorite creators uploaded!💕

[@sablemoreno5095]

Even though I knew like 99% of these, it's always nice to have another reminder of them Plus your commentary always makes me laugh (my favorite is the "Just like people" comment)

[@cannibalhannah]

I really really appreciate how lively this is even though it's literally just a list of tips. It makes the information soooo much easier to absorb. EDIT: Also as someone literally in the middle of being WILDLY frustrated with the direction of a piece I'm working on is going thanks for the reminder to stick with it ❤︎

[@purranoid]

My fav tip was using the parchment paper. And I never knew that I should use something other than water to dilute acrylic paint!

[@kateschoon7005]

I love watching your videos. I chose art for next year along biology, science, physics and Maths, because I don’t always have the time at home. I also do dancing and work 3 times a week. Your videos help me a lot with my learning progress😘 (I’m 15 btw)

[@clothes1398]

love ya emily! all the art i’ve seen in this video is beautiful and the techniques and tips are amazingly helpful.

[@QarleyQuark]

I had a left a brush in water and it absorbed the water and split the wood. Thanks for the tips and, of course, inspiration as usual!

[@dylln02]

Make your dog homemade dog treats!!! It's fun if you like baking and it feels really special bc your dog will give you gratification no matter what they taste like lmao

[@annaott3328]

Most mind blowing one for me was the cleaning paint brushes one. I am guilty of leaving them sit in water longer than i should. I will most definitely stop doing that and get a proper brush cleaning thing and figure out something to allow my brushes to hang up to dry! Thank you!!

[@kellyann740]

i’ve been drawing for ages (tho not consistently or diverse enough to make major improvements 😭) and i had no idea that the ink needs to completely dry before erasing, whenever the ink lifted i thought it had to do with the pens but was surprised when micron pens, some of the best pens out there, did the same thing, thank you for sharing these awesome tips, it definitely motivates me to do more drawing! 💖 (also i’ve been a long time subscriber even when you had to take time off from youtube before the babes and i absolutely love your channel, your videos and artworks always encourage me to keep drawing even when i get stuck or feel like i’m not improving ❤️)

[@waymire01]

regarding brushes in water... get yourself one of these. leave it next to your water. as soon as you are done painting with a brush, wash it. it takes two seconds. rinse out all the paint, run it through the cleanser gently working the cleanser into all the bristles, lightly roll/wiggle to ensure it's all the way through, rinse in rinse water. do not smash the bristles, scrub them, or bend them against the ferrule. If you have difficulty getting the paint rinsed out to begin with look for a brush basin with a screen at the bottom and be sure it is large enough or emptied regularly. if you are done with the brush entirely after you wash and rinse run it through the cleanser again, do not rinse, shape the bristles, and lay flat (or upside down if you have a brush tree or rack) to dry. This hardens and protects your bristles. Simply rinse brush before next use. Never store your brushes on the handle wet or dry. www.dickblick.com/products/the-masters-brush-cleaner-preserver/?clickTracking=true&wmcp=pla&wmcid=items&wmckw=05702-1004&gclid=CjwKCAiAxKv_BRBdEiwAyd40N8y-YhTewLgnmbBWJMalml1pdkh58N7DEjQIAc4tZBQBHHaimXuQ0xoCedIQAvD_BwE

[@ValeriaXSandra]

Hey, about sketch and smudging. You can use hairspray with strong fixation -- and it glazes pencil in place. Although, what under hairspray is there to stay, so no erasing for this scetch.

[@wrendelaney5327]

I've been to art school and literally had no idea about the fineliner erasing and the kneaded eraser shaping ones 😂 glad to have learned it before inktober this year since the ink thing has been a thorn in my eye for the past 4 years of participating!! Really great video, even as a semi pro artist this was still really nice to watch and wouldya look at that I even learned something 👍

[@vickylynn2817]

Helpful *and* entertaining. Can't ask for more than that. Thank you, Emily, you're an amazing asset in the art Community and we appreciate you 💖

[@lizkimber]

Love to the woofer and much hugs to her.

[@annikenengkarlsen4784]

A fun thing my german shepard loooves. is when you take some water in a food bowl or smth then add a bunch of snacks or something tasty then freeze it! give it to them cold and youll have a perfect cold snacks! they also looove vanilla yogurt hehe. my dogs always loves to go for a swim or family walk and some playtime. hope everything goes well! my Whippet had a broken tooth. it was sad sending her to the vet and a bit scary. but it's better for her

[@mjpete27]

You are so funny and knowledgeable too! I agree with your tips and know that your viewers benefit from your expertise. I enjoy watching others present their knowledge for others to learn and grow! I am just like everyone in that we all need refreshing now and then !

[@legioncourier-2473]

You should do some more sketchbook story times!! I love your videos so much every time you upload I get literally so happy. Much love.

[@elfiefromangelcity6142]

I knew most of it, but it was a good reminder, and some of it was confirming suspicions lol! I liked mostly the advice on linework, coloring, and painting as those are not my strong suits. I can draw well, and build a character from ground up, but getting it from sketch to presentable colored art piece is where I fail. I also hardly ever get to paint, so there was some supply care tips I didn't know.