Accurate Proportions in Urban Sketching - Three Easy Techniques - Tips, Tricks and Hacks

[@MARIECARMEN55]

Just so important to hear how an experienced artists thinks, makes decisions....

[@TobySketchLoose]

I'm glad it's useful for you!

[@rebeccaroche6361]

I’ve just started urban sketching and your videos! Thanks for the lesson which makes it seem possible even for someone with NO art skills!!

[@TobySketchLoose]

Ahhh thanks Rebecca! Have fun on your journey :)

[@DeAzul7902]

Absolutely love this, Toby! 🎉 Watching is entertaining AND teaches me so much. Thank you.

[@TobySketchLoose]

Thanks Dar!

[@anapinac877]

Thks for all your videos.... so good at teaching :)

[@AbiNomac]

Binge watching and loving the videos.

[@TobySketchLoose]

Thanks Abi, hope you continue to enjoy!

[@petesuchon7340]

Thanks Toby. Another useful lesson.

[@TobySketchLoose]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@nikkiwells1688]

Thankyou…excellent

[@TobySketchLoose]

:)

[@oil135]

Hi Toby ,would you consider teaching in north london ? We are a small art center in finchley called the art stables Thanks Robert

[@TobySketchLoose]

Hi Rob, I certainly love the idea - I'd have to consider how it fits within my schedule esp with travel and things. Would you be able to email me more details on [e-mail] ?

[@nikkiwells1688]

If doing it from a photo how do you compensate for lens distortion on high buildings?

[@TobySketchLoose]

This is a question I hadn't considered! I think broadly if I have a very tall building, I like having a lot of sky above it, so the photo needs to have been taken from some distance back meaning minimal lens distortion so it's not really something I've conciously problem solved!

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

Please increase your volume

[@TobySketchLoose]

Thanks for the feedback ☺️

[@donoscroft3349]

Second and see it automatic cars Second insert automatic cars

[@TobySketchLoose]

😀🙃