How to Draw a Window - Inktober - day 1

[@mhr4778]

Hey Luke, long time admirer. I tried learning perspective drawing for years, didn't have a good teacher and Scott Robertson's book was weirdly arranged! Last week I had another go and after learning about using ellipses to find squares in perspective, suddenly EVERYTHING clicked in! It's like a superpower. I can Draw! Now your videos are PERFECT and I get everything that's going on. That bit about the relationship with the side of drawing board was enlightening! And your sqiggly ink lines, knowing how exceptional the end results are, is very liberating to see. Thank you.

[@mhr4778]

It makes sense because even in photography you have to take a lot of care to have your picture plane exactly parallel to the building/wall in order to get proper lines relative to the frame. It's good to actually think of the picture plane as the picture plane! It's an extension of the scene and the rays.

[@mhr4778]

Also didn't know about dividing the square in thirds! I used the horizontal line trick for odd divisions.

[@luadylovecat]

Awesome, I've been waiting for it for a long time

[@Luke.Adam.Hawker]

Thank you, it's good to be sharing more videos here, even if the editing is so minimal, I find you lot pretty forgiving haha. thanks again

[@Vivoelfutbol]

It is gerat to see you again here, i like your technics and explanations, i follow you from México

[@Luke.Adam.Hawker]

Awesome, Thank you!

[@robbell619]

Great video. I’d love to see a bit more info on how you bring the skeleton layout to form a fuller image. I always struggle with that and my drawings are very light and lack depth

[@Luke.Adam.Hawker]

Thanks Rob, I'll try and cover this more in future videos. Sounds like you might benefit from a thicker line weight or layering more over time......just commit and don't be afraid to go too far with it.

[@DavidSmith-rs7zf]

Brilliant as always!

[@Luke.Adam.Hawker]

Thank you David!

[@tsuna1211]

Your artwork is amazingly meticulous and beautiful! Love your book as well, really admire your hard work!

[@Luke.Adam.Hawker]

Thanks you! Lovely of you to say so 🙏

[@cristimoisi8830]

Your tecnique is amazing, and this tutorial is awesome, It would be lovely if you do more. Thanks for this!

[@Luke.Adam.Hawker]

Thank you! I'll definitely try my best to keep them coming, your feedback is great motivation

[@demiurgich]

Thank you Luke! I like what you do and I like the results. I wish I draw that good as you do. But I need some practice and theory. Thank you for your lessons!

[@Luke.Adam.Hawker]

Thank you, it's amazing how quickly you can improve with frequent drawings. I hope you enjoy the upcoming videos!

[@demiurgich]

@@Luke.Adam.Hawker Of course I do!

[@sansskritisinghal5420]

More of these please!!!! Thank you 😄😃

[@Luke.Adam.Hawker]

absolutely!

[@farrenarts1127]

Amazing ..nice work

[@Luke.Adam.Hawker]

Thank you!

[@JustinPunio]

Great to see you back! What paper pad and brand is that you used?

[@Luke.Adam.Hawker]

Thank Justin, this is a Daler-Rowney smooth heavyweight pad. Lovely smooth texture, that’s what you’re looking for.

[@lazardjordjevic2612]

whats the pen u use ?

[@Luke.Adam.Hawker]

Copic Multiliner 0.05

[@ibx1030]

🔥

[@rohorazi9028]

Can you please teach?