Metalpoint Drawing from Leonardo to Jasper Johns

[@barbarajohnson1442]

Lovely presentation of this gorgeous medium, thank you!

[@winklerdraws]

What an amazing video, watching the process of old masters is inspiring and teaches a lot about their techniques

[@angieCity90]

Wow.... i am in awe of this type of drawing .. it seems so delicate and so unforgiving. It makes drawing so exciting!!!

[@allanquinton7329]

Instablaster

[@phillipstroll7385]

They were skilled labors. Unlike today; they worked at their skill and were paid accordingly. Today people think they should make hundreds for a small work with no skill

[@freedom4691]

Highly informative, inspiring video. Cuts right to the subject matter to give a great overview of metal point drawing.

[@joelprestonsmith]

This is a fantastic, inspiring video. Thank you. I got so inspired I ordered silverpoint supplies. Can't wait to get started.

[@susyaguero8968]

Excelente e instructiva info!!! Muchas gracias 💖💖💖💖

[@roguequill]

Absolutely beautiful video - thank you!

[@trizzpat98]

I've drawn with metal. I've done etching and lithography too. It's great fun.

[@sergiolobato1798]

Just started playing with silverpoint , i love it!....

hey where can i find it ?

[@pilladisimo87]

I didn’t Know this technique existed, Thanks for the info 😁

[@uwatmusic]

Very interesting and well put together

[@afafzabaneh3916]

Beautiful presentation ...

[@BamItzMeLara]

Such an amazing video!

[@hallowbe]

Fantastic and informative video. Thank you!

[@rutbrea8796]

What paper do you use? I always wanted to paint like this.

[@lostinthefaq]

The dog fur... Wtf of precision

[@petawilliams8099]

is there any reason you can not use ready grounded pastel paper or heavy grammed water colour paper?

[@sheep1ewe]

Anything that's abrasive enough will work.

[@tejasnair3399]

Why do museums constantly see the need to put people like Jasper Johns next to or on the same level with Leonardo. It’s actually absurd.

[@juliancoulden1753]

Wonderful

[@rebirth_mishap]

And Albrecht Durer

[@petawilliams8099]

it was really great

[@valentinemichaelsmith8219]

Fascinating.

[@MrSnakobe]

Gelatin?

[@phillipstroll7385]

All that beautiful art only to end it with garbage

[@linaporcelijn124]

8:44 dont you mean 20th century?

[@eyeprops5422]

This is more like cooking

[@Upwangupta782]

No matter what ...nobody can become like someone else. Leonardo da Vinci was the only true artist...there will be no another Leonardo da Vinci in this planet.

[@utgafandcem8n383]

KnoX KnoX

[@sjuvanet]

durer, so soft.

[@KpxUrz5745]

I love looking at the metalpoint drawings of the real old masters. But I strongly dislike seeing amateurs practice in this medium.

[@tomtomtommoore]

This video was interesting but the gender dynamics are a mess. Woman grinds pigments while man makes drawings? Every artist referred to by name except the only woman, Susan Schwalb, who is called "This artist"? You should be doing better.

[@annwagner5779]

That's Kim Schenk, head paper conservator of the National Gallery of Art, grinding pigments. She is in charge, not oppressed. But certainly the women need to be given their names. Susan Schwalb's work is wonderful and important!

[@JayStein777]

You realize most of the artists of the time periods were men. You are ridiculous.