SRD Sunday Sketchbooks Tour

Bit of a rambling tour of two of my last sketchbooks. Play it in the background while you sketch. Will try to get back to a sketching demo next weekend. Thanks for watching.
As mentioned here's the link to the blue sketchbook.
designstudiopress.com/product...
25% off the price until the end of March 2021 using SRD2021 discount code.
Thanks again for the continued support! Much appreciated.

[@RhysYorke]

Thank you Scott! Your Sunday sessions are always a great way to wrap up a weekend.

[@sjay4673]

Love the sketchbook tours!

[@user-fk7tl4sm4b]

Thanks for your videos, Scott.

[@enigmamonkey92]

Great work as always, Scott.

[@randomtux1234]

gad bless you Scott i studied ind design, and never had someone to give so much detail praise you dude youre an asset to the design world

[@moose8337]

As always, a fantastic showcase of your art.

[@artemkhorchev]

I have known about you for a very long time, and I was also signed for a very long time, I am very happy to see your new releases, thank you!

[@dannyfreitag3071]

Very impressive work! Thanks for sharing!👍

[@stulebeau7293]

Thanks Scott - love flipping thru these when I am looking for inspiration.

[@jmedz893]

Thank you for your vids Scott ! Your Skilful Huntsman book really inspired me to change the way I think about idea generation.

[@KillerTacos54]

Awesome video! I'm so happy you're making them more consistently.

[@francislemok6281]

I love your art , thanks for you have enlightened me so much, may God bless you

[@DennisCNolasco]

Fantastic, I didnt even know you sold your sketchbooks. Gonna have to pick em up!

[@SirNocte89]

Hi Scott You are God of Drawing! Greetings from Poland

[@pavelbelun5117]

Currently learning from your book "How to draw", the book just arrived. And it is mind blowing!

[@sabrinacabraldossantos8747]

Incríveis🤩👍os livros

[@Peteristrate]

I'm following your Foundation profile. Good luck with the sales! :)

[@g43654]

I got both of your books presented here. The second is definitely better. Still I love them all.

[@rubyrwby7559]

Fantastic video ! I would love to see how you'd model/draw futuristic or conceptual motorcycles in perspective :)

[@sandhyashankar4467]

Wow

[@mortalgar]

your art is amazing

[@rodrigogonzalez879]

Yay!!!

[@masslona]

Amazing as always ! these videos are very inspiring! i would have a question regarding complexity and forms, since you create so many different designs and styles. What do you think is the best exercise to assimilate and digest forms, in order to be able to add them in your repertoire or "dictionary" of forms when you do concepts ? \ Copy shapes or drawings from others ? try to find "happy accidents" using different media ? draw 2 pages of veichles a day ? Thank you again, love these videos and your books!

[@scottrobertsondesign]

Probably drawing or modeling things from our own reality first. I would avoid using abstraction until you have a very strong visual library based on real objects. You will need to layer this anatomy knowledge with the abstraction later.

[@masslona]

@@scottrobertsondesign thank you very much for the reply 😍 very appreciated! Can't wait for your next video! And thanks for the inspiration

[@jackarcher7712]

I've got a copy of Sketch Collection vol.2, plus How to Render, How to Draw, Liftoff and Start Your Engines. I have to say, they're some of the best books I own. And I feel like the graphic design goes underappreciated - the front / back covers are excellent and so well branded, and the layout is awesome. They're the total package, amazing series. One question (if you read this) Scott - any idea if you'll ever re-print your sketch collection vol. 1 in the manner of the second volume? I'd buy that in a heartbeat.

[@djangel6871]

Thank you

[@davidhernandezrodriguez3673]

I couldn't redeem the coupon on time :( So sad... But, as always, thanks for doing this.

[@samankucher5117]

11:09 Interesting that almost all the artist I follow recommend 1 light source even if thay draw different things from comic books to fine art .

[@scottrobertsondesign]

Fundamentals.

[@boringman6491]

Master sering2 upload donkk.

[@niros9667]

Such fantastic work. I'm a 3D artist in the games industry and I'd love to know your position on someone like me using one of your concepts as a modelling exercise/ portfolio piece? Is this something that you allow and would be OK with? Obviously you would be credited and have your work linked to etc... Thanks for being a constant inspiration throughout my career, ever since one of my lecturers showed me your stuff years ago I haven't stopped being blown away!

[@scottrobertsondesign]

Sure! Go for it! Share your results with me.

[@scottrobertsondesign]

Thanks for asking first.

[@niros9667]

@@scottrobertsondesign Thanks a lot Scott! Will do!

[@johnoswald9143]

It's like church every Sunday when Scott uploads. Thank you as always Scott for the inspiration and insight. I own Vol.02 but can't seem to get Vol.01, maybe am just being stupid but Vol.01 seems to be sold out everywhere.

[@scottrobertsondesign]

Yeah, vol. 1 is sold out. Not many were printed and almost all of them were given away in Taiwan at my workshops.

[@g43654]

@@scottrobertsondesign Actually I bought a copy last year from an Ebay seller. He is selling a number of books from Design Studio Press. I just hope they are genuine, specially my SRW Vol 1.

[@kasparsrags-rozenbergs8554]

Halo Skott Robertson i have seen your sketch Book it's was veri nice,vher I can bay this book☺

[@scottrobertsondesign]

Thanks. If they are still in print and available they will be on www.designstudiopress.com or you may find them used on Amazon.

[@connorholmes3523]

Any way that you could re-release volume 1???

[@scottrobertsondesign]

Proabably not on it’s own. I might combine a few old books that have been out of print for awhile into a sort of highlights mash up.

[@memoriessomeonewewillnever732]

Hey Schott, what sort of pen is this 17:40???????????????

[@scottrobertsondesign]

Old mechanical pencil, Zoom 707 sh by Tombow.

[@memoriessomeonewewillnever732]

@@scottrobertsondesign Thanks for the reply

[@scott-xg1il]

Take prompt from intober52 and draw a prompt without reference and without skipping video, only with one instrument(not pencil) that you never use before, use only one blank page. will you make a video? it will help to understand the process.