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[@amywilliams6348]

So glad your drawing us. Cowboys are not the enemy

[@wtwelchjr]

Just absolutely wonderful. So true that we must show up every day if we are to become what we desire to become. The best statement I've ever heard, "if I'm green, I'm growing, if I'm ripe, I'm rotting."

[@lynnethrelfall2625]

Just made the decision yesterday to start drawing everyday and your video popped up first thing this morning. I don’t believe in coincidences!I thought your video was amazing. See you in the next video.

[@farmerfox3332]

"when you are green you grow...when you are ripe you rot" love it!

[@Illogically-Logical]

Most people consider true art to only be giant masterful paintings and such. While those are amazing, it’s always the simple but profound stuff like sketching that surprises me.

[@billmasson5313]

I'm a senior at a fairly renowned private art school, but you, Andrew, have taught me as much or more than many of the professors here have. Your humble & sincere approach makes you a natural teacher & inspire-er (if I can coin that term). Thanks for the work you put in!

[@mikeschroepfer8956]

Keep that up, and you might find yourself in the Cowboy Artists of America. In any case, it is my goal. Cowboy up my drawing skills.

[@alkannahcartwright4984]

I draw from imagination everyday an i have developed through God my style hopefully i touch the heart s of persons like you with this gift

[@johnnycatholic9329]

You are the only professional artist I know that shares as much talent and as encouraging as you

[@dmitrijolegovic4170]

Haven't done any drawing in the last year, always finding excuses why I can't get to it. Thanks for the video Andrew, I'll use this as a kick up the rump ;)

[@HerradaJulio]

Excelent Andrew.

[@ANDREYDETININ]

Hello Andrew! I've been watching your channel for a long time! You're a big lad ! Your wonderful videos are very inspiring! I am from Moscow, I have been painting icons for 30 years. I started my channel thanks to you! Thank you very much my friend Andrew! 🤝 You are a wonderful, real Artist! 😇 С Уважением! Андрей!😊

[@metalmoviesbrewskys]

The imperfections make the best fluidity in a piece resulting in a masterpiece.

[@Luanne1947]

Cathy and Laurel, check out this guy. He really spoke to me artist heart. I started again last week.

[@runestone2011]

I love that saying! "When you're green, you grow. When you're ripe, you rot." I'm going to use that saying at work.

[@mikeroberts2742]

Brilliant advice, every journey begins with a single step....art style 🙂

[@namouenayagom765]

Beautiful, Thank you Andrew. ❤

[@seinundzeiten]

I like your studio set up, very organized looking...

[@t0raneko]

Your informal videos are soooo relaxing

[@stevencowdell5201]

Brilliant as usual.

[@toddgipe1748]

Thank you for the encouragement and the transparency. You always help me onward in my artistic journey.

[@nicasiom.lacnojr.2059]

Thank you for the tutorial video Andrew. it helps a lot

[@michelled2686]

Amazing drawing and great tips. I loved to see the evolution. Very inspired to commit to drawing!

[@sunriseboy4837]

Great idea with the cotton glove.

[@mart.animation]

Loved the style of this video! Your narration in particular felt so authentic and from the heart, and wasn't rushed like so many art videos I've seen. I really appreciate the care you put in not just at the drawing board but behind the camera as well. Thank you!

[@michelleannette7994]

Beautiful, and thank you so much for your statement to those with hangup about everything and anything!!

[@AirArtStudiosOfficial]

Amazing skills

[@hazelcoate9203]

wow, lovely work. I started drawing at intermediate school, about 11 years old and started oil painting in my 30 s, in the evenings, after my sons were a little older and easier. I love oil painting, and also paint lots of different subjects.

[@dawnfloyd4214]

Challenging yourself, exploring 😊, especially when we repeat this within a certain time span, as you suggest doing a little each day, we build neural pathways. Expansion.

[@ospreys_view4798]

I enjoyed both what you said and the focus of your sketches today. Action “shots” like these are hard. One thing I would add to what you said about a daily sketch practice is for people with limited time to not try to do completed drawings like you are doing but to do multiple timed sketches. I start with 4-5 two minute sketches as a warm up…no time for details! Then I’ll do a couple of 5 minute sketches and then 10 minutes sketches. If I have time, I’ll do one complete 20-30 minute sketch based on one of the earlier sketches.

[@brucenunn3268]

I really love this Series.! I love the videos like this. Keep Them Coming.!

[@ankiajoubert2916]

This video came when I needed it the most. You've inspired me to get back to daily sketching. Thank you so much for this video!!!

[@krist0_citizen]

RE: Rodeos Glad you said something. It is necessary to allows artists to bring attention to a subject through their tools. Society can then be more aware of it and better determine if some action needs to be taken. Keep inspiring!

[@anshka2023]

How are you keeping that long tip on your pencil without snapping the lead? Thank you Andrew... this has really pushed me to get outside my comfort zone, and explore how I can improve.

[@HEKSLER]

Blackwings are the winning pencils in deed.

[@deborahlinzy9116]

Beautiful sketches. Your right you have to do sketch everyday so it becomes muscle memory, which with transfer on to your oil paintings, with a beautiful outcome. Love your lectures thank you for keeping us on track!

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

Thanks so much Deborah!

[@kevynfournier5107]

Nice. Great shading and letting the viewers imagination help creat the aspect of light. I love how the last sketch with the cowboys lasso that’s coiled in the right hand, looks like a rain drop. Very inspirational.

[@peteonart3842]

Fits and starts is normal surely. Its returning and keeping going thats important. What do you think. Your way better than most. Thanks for the videos.

[@cassandrascott2613]

I find a lot of artists say that. My thought is that we need to make sure that when we miss a day that it doesn’t turn into a week which then turns into a month. So how do we keep that from happening. How do we allow ourselves grace to miss one day but then the next day may it priority for ten minutes. Seems simple enough yet so many can not keep that going. It’s not just with sketching either. Its with every maintenance goal we have from a diet or exercise program, may be a spiritual practice-whatever. Maintenance goals have a set time to perform, easy to start, harder to maintain, but discouraging as we trudge along with no end in sight. So is it in defining a goal so that we can feel a sense of accomplishment or able to celebrate a milestone that keeps us going?? Sorry lots of thoughts and questions that I have thrown around for a long time. Can’t wait to see what others have been doing or thinking on this matter as well

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

For sure it's normal... but it's important get back into it as soon as you have a break!

[@susanswain7216]

Great to see you in action again, Andrew.

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

Thank you Susan!

[@cripsudroiid452]

Hoy es 20 de abril,desde hoy en adelante tú serás mi maestro💪👽

[@lz1094]

i know this is a video about starting to draw, but the moment you said the first step ist to decide to do it, was the moment I realized I had decided to start oil painting not long ago due to your videos. The moment I'm back in a place were I can actually set up some kind of artistic workstation I'm so going to dive into oilpaintings! I really cant wait for it :)

[@josephspiteri6178]

You sure know how to instill energy in people. Thanks a lot. I am a sort of experienced artist but I still have found this illuminating.

[@johncreen5957]

Even your loose sketches are brilliant, love your quote, if your green you grow if your ripe you rot, my old martial arts teacher would tell us, you are eternal students, learn every day, applies to everything in life, including my art, thank you for sharing.

[@patrickhoy2475]

Inspiring technique. Perseverance and taking the time to draw every day, the brain accumulates problem solving techniques as they appear and the familiar brain eye battle leads to better observation of the subject matter before applying what we have before us. Your cowboys are wonderful. The marvelous hatching, smudging & erasing of highlights. Your sketch books remind me of the Buffalo Bill Comics from my childhood. We used our large wardrobe as a stagecoach. I was Kit Carson & my little sister Annie Oakley. Your tutorials are better at teaching techniques to develop confidence, Thank You!

[@kathleenhutter4412]

Making the decision to show up, we're going to try, and we're going to do it consistently. This builds momentum. Love your work, love your videos. And I love to paint too and you're so right about the drawing bit. I'm in the same boat about skirting the drawing exercise. You've inspired me to get on this sketching business again. It helped me a lot when I was in High School, and I know I need to do it now. Thank you and God bless. P.S. You will never reach your full potential because to create is to constantly take risks and to become something you are not. And there is so much space there.

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

Absolutely Kathleen, I don't think we ever truly reach our potential!

[@elleeo1495]

Thank you for this great video, Andrew. You are such an inspiration. I appreciate seeing you use different techniques as you work through your drawings. But your perspective on deliberate practice & the flywheel effect is priceless.

[@1890atrs]

Absolutely beautiful art !!

[@abiodunakinkoye9832]

Thanks. I improve as I keep practising. You are a MASTER.

[@yuramazing]

This is great advice and practice! And your work is great too, Andrew! I'm on my way to sketching daily more consistently too. Have fun!

[@peteonart3842]

As usual a brilliant set of work.

[@angelruizrisueno2729]

Maravilloso 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@LucasSalustriany]

Hey Andrew, loved your sketch, and your video really inspiring!! Keep it up, thank you!

[@adambowman9340]

Incredible drawings

[@madisonmasontv]

Oh Man, that was Gooood!

[@DB-zo5ng]

Thank you for the motivation.

[@erinmullisartstudio]

Totally inspiring and spot on. I'm so ready to get back into my sketchbook! Thank you!

[@Achdujeh]

Absolutely yepp! This 'show-up'-momentum is just taking place for me with sports. I have never been a sporty person, but for a few weeks now I'm exercising almost every day, and as my new (nearly) daily habit progresses and solidifies, I notice how it's getting harder to skip a session for whatever reason. I hope I can adapt this to drawing and painting too :)

[@kerrykonecny800]

Great sketching and great points on getting into action and staying there...thank you!

[@LloydLewisArtist]

Wonderful video and a really important message. Daily work, consistent work makes massive improvement over time.

[@codyjcharlestonArt]

Awesome !!

[@zoewhiteart7676]

I love these drawings, how beautiful. Another great video! 😊

[@nikolaradovic928]

nice work, really enjoyed it.

[@joycelazzara7534]

Thanks again

[@cgul]

👍😊❤thank u for amazing motivated words and great scketchs very enjoyable to watch ur works...

[@cassandrascott2613]

Thank you!! Always enjoy your sketchbook endeavor videos.

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

Glad you like them! Thanks so much!

[@Scenefrombooks]

Very heartwarming video! Thank you so much for this video, it really means a lot ❤

[@dougg1075]

We have a farm ( cattle) so draw away my friend:) I love to draw cows

[@alyssonmr2]

Your videos are always truly inspiring! As an artist who's currently struggling with artistic inspiration(who isn't hahaha), watching you work reminds me of the joy found in creating. Thank you for sharing your talent.

[@michelgintrac7572]

Loved it. Michel

[@gethulked101]

I hope you and Aaron Blaise collaborate some day. It would be nice.

[@alfreascazuri6335]

this was nice, thanks

[@tysontoast6236]

Inspirational as always. Thanks Andrew!

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

My pleasure!

[@samanthathompson9812]

Do you have a video on the varied line width on the outer edges of the forms? Glad to hear I'm not the only one who's been inconsistent putting in the time. I've been away from it for years. :(

[@cripsudroiid452]

Wuuuaaooo eres genial👀👽tienes mucho nivel artístico💪👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@muela_art]

Dos minas de grafito y unas hojas eso solo es lo necesario y es grandioso Gracias por este contenido

[@yura-nemcov]

Hello, good work 🙂

[@richardwhite6054]

Andrew, this is Richard and Paula in Ft. Worth. I love what is happening to you in your drawing. Are you selling any of your original drawings?

[@Valentino75750]

you are the best

[@criptocatjr]

What do you do as a career? And also what type of desk are you using?

[@craigseaborn4222]

Andrew, great video with some interesting truths , I like the fact you were willing to admit imperfection! Most would try to hide it , or lie. Your work is fantastic , even in it's flawed state. Thanks Craig ps I see your hair is missing here, cancer treatment? (too personal)

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

Please check out my 500K subscriber special, I explain there. No, it's not cancer. Turns out I'm not immune to loosing my hair, so I got out ahead of it and now I don't worry about it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3rdd2Ovi8h7fZI

[@mr.drawtoon]

nice drawing

[@baffledbrandon3132]

Love the desk! Where'd you get it? I'd love to get one myself!

[@geraldofabianoartes3074]

Incrível parabens pelo trabalho artístico Grande abraço Brasil

[@GnaReffotsirk]

The more times amd time you get past the it's getting boring stage, the more your brain becomes addicted to doing it and after a time it becomes a need, and you actually derive pleasure in the activity. So, when drawing, draw until you become bored or tired, then push through 5 minutes more. Then next time, do more, and more. Building the addiction takes time amd frequency and actually pain. Getting past the im tired/bored feels painful in the beginning since the reward mechanism of the brain has not been established. Consistency is also important since this reward addiction system fades away. How to start? Make a ritual. Say prepare by taking a shower, making milk, sit down, do breathing, etc. Note that this is also uncomfortable in the beginning. Just like going to school. The decision to be in this situation is important, and realizing the pleasure you gain once you get things rolling is worth it makes a huge difference. Dont expect pleasure in the beginning. This is similar to working out, or creating a vice.

[@MarinelaM]

Funny you have the cut glove I use a white cotton sock cut out.

[@cripsudroiid452]

😯quede asombrado con tú nivel amigo,cuanto tiempo sé necesita para pintar así?😔

[@cripsudroiid452]

Hola amigo✌me encantan tus Dibujos...de vaqueros le Das a estos...un extilo como de película del lejano oeste...cuando yo era pequeño mire muchas películas de vaqueros...así como bonanza y ahun...todavía me gusta mucho todo lo relacionado con la vaqueria...te pido por favor amigo sigue Dibujando así...me gustaría ver vaqueros enfrentándose...si?...y qué no falten los caballos por ahi cerquita...te felicito y qué Dios te bendiga y un aplauso grande para ti👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👽

[@annelieshamers1729]

Thank you so very much for sharing. I can not afford for the pay patreonsite anyway i learn a lot from your utube vids. Big compliments for u doing these educational vids. Wish for u to make many more beautifull artworks and stay in the green zone 🤭🍀🎨🖼✏

[@elizabethbradley3154]

Yay! Your drawing cowboys!! Every sketch endeavor is like a challenge!....😅yes, I'm competitive . I see someone else doing something and I go, " I've got to do it too!"😂 God bless for Louisiana!!

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

You can do it!

[@BlackKettleRanch]

I'm a professional horse trainer and riding instructor of close to 50 years experience. If anyone takes issue with your subject matter, you can direct them to me, and I'll demystify these animals and their misperceptions and assumptions. Your drawings look great. Your marks have momentum.

[@tonyb1984]

Wonderful video and great advice. People don't understand how important it is to be consistent and even go back to the basics or close to them. Idk how many sketch books are filled with anatomy, spheres etc. The time you put in will show in your results. Full potential doesn't exist in my mind because you can ALWAYS learn something new.

[@PureMagma]

There's a lot of animals in pro rodeo that are called "Union" because they behave like crazy wild animals until their timed event ends, then the stop bucking and willingly leave the arena.

[@Certified_Art_Teacher]

There's always going to art critics that will have issues with everything, so long as we have art. Activists will always be activists but we just have to keep pushing forward as artists. I agree, we can't always stop what we're doing because someone is hung up on what we are doing. Keep it moving my brother in Christ.

[@jeross6527]

Brilliant! What paper pad are you using?

[@DB-zo5ng]

In the description he says " Fabriano Sketchbooks A3 Landscape format 160gsm"

[@stonkodactyl9210]

I've been doing watercolors, a few oils, and haven't drawn in a bit. Today, ironically I did a simple line drawing from life and it was the best feeling. All the fundamentals of drawing right there in the simple little exercise. I'm gonna take your advice and show up

[@arch04]

reminds me of lautrecs horse pencil sketches

[@anitablewer7079]

Thank you for your kindness. You are so sweet. I am 83 and love getting you emails I am slowing down. I wish I found you 33 yrs ago. I am now playing Pickleball 3days a week. Less time for art 😞thank you for sharing. Love you. And I pray for your future blessings with your art. You are the best. Anita. Blewer.

[@user-yk4ni2co8w]

👍👍👍

[@rheinrich_art]

Don’t know where the idea came from that our sketches in our sketch books have to be perfect, I know I’ve struggled with that concept

[@mikefairless8713]

Comment on themes not considered acceptable due to beliefs or opinions. Look at history. All the war and violent scenes depicted. The first painting that came to mind was Goya’s Third of May 1808. 🎉Also religious violence has been heavily captured in art. It’s as you say, capturing the energy of something and also depicts an era or event which invokes discussion or inner thoughts. Humans and animals are not all fluffy clouds and unicorns (nothing wrong with those) and a reality check can also help us to learn from the past, or indeed present. Leave the doors open I say and document the living world. 👍🏻