How to Transfer a Smaller Drawing Onto a Larger Surface

[@Ruhee]

Not notifications squad but basically live on KZbin squad where you at?

[@itslaura8403]

*I always open 1 of ur vids n watch them b4 sleep , my best asmr ever 😴😴😴💙💙💙💙💙💙*

[@micheal2458]

This is SUPER helpful for something I'm working on right now! Thank you!!

[@christineingram55]

She is absolutely gorgeous 😀

[@Doug-e]

I like your videos.. Thank you.. have you tried a projector? I picked one up for cheap that works off my phone. I just take a picture and project it on to the canvas.

[@serendipitytheartist]

This was so incredibly helpful wow!! Thank you Happy! I have a buncha sketches ive been wanting to turn into paintings so I'll definitely be using this! 💖

[@vidyawitch]

Thank u. That was helpful. Good day.

[@thedavegoodman]

Rad! Get it, girl 👊🏼

[@dominiquebest4455]

Can you do enlarging without photoshop? My printer won’t do 11x14

[@shamsart]

Cool 😍

[@reveillusoire3853]

Love 🧜‍♀️ mermaid u are talented love your work✨🌸✨

[@moonspiritartbycindyhill1084]

Love Hun

[@javierramirez9029]

good homage to Mark Ryden

[@bakuza6191]

boy thats way to much work for me.

[@lewisarmstead3271]

This is too much work. Just enlarge the original on your computer screen, then trace directly off of the screen.

[@soda_fairy]

helpful I guess, except I don't have a printer or a scanner

[@rootfile8947]

Why not just draw on 11x14in paper in the first place?! lol (that's what I do and I'm sure all other people do also) Why go through all of these these unnecessary time wasting steps?!

[@jenncampbell469]

Sometimes you just need to sketch the idea before putting it on actual paper.

[@vccreative8637]

I noticed that most faces of her girl drawings look like her. But of course they all look like animated but She's with them somehow. I don't know if I am correct with this but I think it is psychological whether she does it by intention or not but I have always noticed the facial features of the artist herself is always present in her drawings. By the way, just my opinion

[@hbczk]

a great alternative to transfer paper is to lay a piece of charcoal flat on the back of the print of the drawing you want to transfer and lightly cover the paper in charcoal (shouldn't take more than a minute) then draw over the front side of the drawing like you were using actual transfer paper! lovely video by the way , the colors in the final piece are stunning!

[@muthoniwanjohi1842]

What if you are enlarging the image say 4 times the original?

[@sofirichof]

im trying to print something to fit a 16x20 canvas but i dont know how i can get the measurements EXACTLY right, any advice?

[@dxyeart7318]

I'm so glad you're uploading again!

[@TheCreativeGlow]

Happy, there is a very simple way of doing the same tile printing from the original (11 x 14) size photoshop document, instead of having to create a new 8 x 10 document and reposition each tile print. On the print menu in photoshop choose to print at 100%, and you can input from what position/point of the document to start printing your "tiles" at: 0" from the top and 0" from the left for the first page/tile. And then the next tile at 0" from the top and 8 inches from the left, and so on to the next row of tiles. I used to have to do this all the time to create poster or large ad mock-ups for clients as a graphic designer, and now I use it for my art as well! xo

[@TheCreativeGlow]

Also, I should have mentioned, to reposition the printing start point you have to use (-) numbers, so 0" from top and them -8" from left, and so on. ;) I actually did a video showing the method last year... without being too spammy (ugh), here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHmTdaWBe9Smoc0

[@kristinabraham7711]

Biggest struggle thank you😭😭

[@ColoredMud]

Where do you find your frames? I love them! ❤

[@nathanbabble1976]

Omg! This video is exactly what I needed!!! Holy crap so helpful dude thank you!!!

[@crop8878]

hi,ım a turkish girl that 12 years old i want to be a artist but in my country they don t think its a job my family says artists are poor and i dont now how to prove my art or practice soo can you help me

[@arty8703]

Just draw daily if you enjoy it, also practice anatomy and color as a hobby. When you're old enough (18+) to decide that you truthfully want to be an artist - go for it. Practicing art at a young age to build up your skill is important if you see yourself as an artist one day because it saves you a lot of time, unlike artists who started from 0 in adult age. There are some instances when people are good at art even though they've never really drawn anything before, but that's very rare, so rare that I haven't met a single one in my art school. Everyone starts from 0. If you believe you have some potential to be a professional artist and your art stands out from the rest of the kids, really, go for it. The key to success is believing in yourself and never giving up. Your parents might not like it at the moment but you can leave them be and focus on your art as a hobby. I was once just like you, a 12 year old dreaming to become an artist and my parents telling me I will be poor and unemployed. I am 20 years old, never gone to college, working in a local museum and doing art in my free time. :)

[@nessah7753]

Keep working hard love, my family and people around me said the same exact thing. I’m 30 years old, and I’ve had a horrible artist block that lasted years now but I’m not giving up! You should make a deviantart account!

[@zarwrites]

What was that "Click analyze to begin"?? Lol

[@mosesart.47]

I really needed to learn this! Thanks for the new knowledge!

[@autumnshackelford1611]

Which website template did you use on squarespace?

[@monilola9754]

What about just using a mini projector?

[@poloflu]

your paintings and style is veryy talented, this tutorial was very helpful because I’ve recently done a drawing of a prince that I wanted to Enlarge but didn’t want to freehand

[@marigoldhomestead7837]

Thank you for your tutorials! Could you advise what templates on Squarespace would be the best for fine art? I love your page.

[@louiseiellemendoza3636]

For me, it's the other way around. 😂

[@the1niceness]

Why did you stop with the Art and chat videos? :(

[@squiggiez1327]

This was so incredibly helpful! Thank you so much Happy!

[@unknownunknown-gg6uo]

8th like and first comment!!!love your channel so much!!!Your so talented and you inspire me to draw more!!!

[@shanthiudeni3439]

Very fast vedio i cant understand sorry .

[@alial3802]

شكرا لمجهودك

[@kylehill9981]

girl just grid it you dont need allat

[@NamakubiGeisha]

that's a lot of work..and math...

[@okitsam]

your art is amazing!!!

[@reremelz5900]

Took too long to get to the point

[@MysticalLibra]

So beautiful

[@lovingbritt]

nice thanks!!

[@AdonisHeracles]

Thank you so much. :)

[@dusky7611]

Very interesting video, I have never thought about that way

[@beckylyonsfineart]

Awesome!!!

[@maceyloubrown]

Happy, thank you SO MUCH for this tutorial. It’s so helpful. Also, I can’t remember if I properly thanked you for answering my question in the patreon video! Thank you so much, Happy! You rock!💜💜💜💜

[@lysapolinarioreis1684]

💜

[@bineeshaharilal8807]

hello....I'm new to your family n I am very interested in your paintings.I can't stop saying that u r amazing...excellent...n I like u.

[@AnnaStarseedOracle]

It's a lot easier after you scan the image, to print it onto a single piece of acetate, and then put that on an overhead projector, it allows you to scale it up into any size.

[@gushernandez25]

Darn you! Here I though there was a skill I was going to learn. Lol

[@lillian88ledesma]

I tend to get a lot of smudge marks from where my hand sits when transfering my image how can take it off without smudging it more. I’ve tried an eraser and that made it sooo much worse☹️ help please

[@unknow1959]

I :-*Iove your art style

[@bibslovelypam]

Amazing as always !! thank u for your video

[@kristinalaukemper1479]

It comes just right, yesterday I received an epson scanner from my husband. Now I'm glad to see your tutorial. Thank you very much 🖤

[@RogerAdams-art]

Thanks for this video. I've been going in circles trying to figure out how to do this with poster software etc. Your explanation is so much easier!

[@LucyMorningstarArt]

Yes this is useful. Maybe I’ll try it one day.

[@salina1381]

When KZbin didn't give you a notification ;( ...... also THANK YOU for this because I was also curious as how to do it!

[@SoTenshi]

I just love how soft your your paintings turn out. I should really invest in transfer paper, because I do it an oodly high amount. But I didn't actually know there was a paper specifically for it.

[@LK-ct5qk]

Hi Happy D., I'm so glad to hear from you again after that long time :-) I love your drawings!!!

[@kol628]

You're great, you always tell us as people and as artist something meaningful to think about, and you're a wonderful inspiration to our creativity, thank you. Pls post more.

[@juliennoble9117]

genuinely one of the most helpful tutorials I've seen 👏👏👏

[@sashabudhaiart1186]

Very lovely artwork. I usually just use a Lightbox but its always great to know of other ways to transfer artwork larger in size.

[@Fers_Ibarra]

You're back! I really thought it was my imagination! So Glad! 😊🎨

[@MargheritaArrighi]

thank you so much for sharing... so good your way of explaining

[@xXJAng3lXxx]

I use this technique all the time too! But I use dollar store green painters tap for transferring because it's easier to remove and doesn't ruin my paper

[@asylumlane]

Thanks for sharing this technique! Your art is beautiful and seeing the drawing in black and white made me realize that she would make an amazing tattoo.

[@SpellboundBrush]

Making your own transfer paper is a lot easier with vine charcoal. You can just put your printed paper against a window and trace the lines on the back with a stick of vine charcoal, or you can run it over the whole paper if you really want, but it's not necessary. Then lay it down, tape it in place, and apply pressure to the lines on the front. It will transfer the charcoal lines wherever you press on them. I don't suggest using transfer paper or covering the whole page because if you rest your hand on it you will end up with a handprint on the canvas or paper as well.

[@ponyos065]

This is amazing!✨

[@amandat8580]

Your transfer looks identical. Very good!

[@yvettestudios6721]

Hi Happy! I was wondering, when you record your time lapses for oil paintings, do you use time lapse functions on your camera and edit it into a video, or do you just record regular video and speed it up?

[@user-by4ru5pr1g]

That's amazing. I feel like there is gotta be something easier than that:? Just gotta be

[@emlaurent9699]

Missed you so much, as a beginner artist you are such an inspiration 💕❤️

[@pavlazelena1929]

I just use the grid technique and it works fine :D

[@amandat7241]

Love your artwork! I am still doodling and still inspired!

[@stormcorrosion176]

A very sultry voice, young lady!

[@novicks336]

Thank you for sharing your experience with us!

[@ahaanmalik6147]

I love ur creations so and i also tried one of ur creation....i love that

[@MrsArtistwithin]

Thank you for sharing!❤️

[@happyhornbill899]

I super love your artworks . You help me alot

[@cobi617]

im a simple man. I see someone one with the will of D, i click.

[@MerakiPainter]

I wish I can meet you one day 💜

[@Lauramarygerber]

Missed you videos so much!!💗

[@rociocruz2786]

Wonderful,as usual!😍

[@Britmwork]

love you Happy

[@karensantoso9550]

Loveeeee😍😍

[@dallariz836]

whenever i use black or grey in my oil paintings other colors r getting dirty i mean not vibrant anymore :( can u please explain how can i fix it?

[@arty8703]

The quality of oil plays a big role in that, how dry it is etc. There are also colors with different kind of opacity. The tube is usually marked with some sybol of what type it is. I believe it's a tiny circle/square which are either empty or filled. I'm not sure which represent what but it does have something to do with opacity. You might wanna research that. It's just something my professor mentioned randomly while I was working on an oil painting. I don't have much experience with oil so I cannot help you much. I assume the transparent ones cause the dirty and muddy look. I recommend you just watch more oil painting videos that actually go into details of what they're doing, why and how. Especially black and white technique. I once worked with this technique except the shadows were brown-red because I was working on a portrait. I was just building shadows and then with tiny strokes adding white and mixing it all together. After I was done I just placed color lightly on places where they were meant to be.

[@dallariz836]

@@arty8703 tnx for your advice :) i ll try again

[@SweetSurrenderArts]

This is what we do ( Tattoo artists) at the shop when we blow up an image to paint_ also when we need a bigger stencil for the tattoo we are going to do!

[@e.m4274]

so cool oml!!

[@closetfudanshi8863]

OMG I NEEDED THIS TYSM💘

[@greennature1008]

Thank you so much this is so helpful ☺️

[@nessah7753]

Love this! But I think it’s too much ink and paper for me unfortunately so I have to try to copy free hand 🥲