Still Life Drawing Tutorial

[@SahilKumar-ql8st]

Nice work god ❤

[@mannyd9335]

Your pencil work is Devine.

[@STEELOOFFICIAL]

I especially like the drawing, but it isn't much of a tutorial if there isn't someone speaking. personally I learn better if someone is speaking, telling me the materials, what they are doing as of how the video illustrates it. this is more of a demonstration than a tutorial. no hate to you or anyone else.

[@stormblaster6781]

It is good though they show the under drawing and how to layer whilst shading although I think it would have been better if they made the picture bigger

[@PoojaJangde-yq2jf]

Finally I completed this still life😌

[@Photopower3499]

Greetings from Ethiopia!!!! 💚💛❤thank you for sharing your best art works!!!!

[@adrianvel14]

Love your videos! Keep them coming!

[@fineart-academy]

+Schnoopy thanks for watching ! :)))

[@glebbaranov7801]

Genius!)

[@montoyaandwestley]

This is great! I am curious: how long did this take in real time?

[@Khalosaimi-63]

Creativity Body I see misleading the wonderful mattress is wonderful and enjoyable

[@aliehudson6796]

I'm going through still life drawing course as well, but my teacher here advises me against smudging the carbon. However i find smudging extremely useful when drawing shiny, glazed surfaces. Should i use this technique?

[@stephengreico2810]

alie hudson Why does your teacher advise against it?

[@aliehudson6796]

@@stephengreico2810 He says that smudging might create uneven distribution of the carbon and thus uneven values. Also the force from our hand smudging might damage the surface of the paper and make it harder to remove or add more shades to the drawing. I experimented with smudging once or twice and ended up ruining my whole drawing ( Maybe that's because I'm a rooky :)) ). Now I only use this technique when drawing the backdrop. Still a cool trick to quickly fill large spaces with values though.

[@stephengreico2810]

alie hudson I think you’re absolutely correct...I feel that I make my work more difficult by smudging and blending too much with my hand..but it’s such a natural inclination to do so it’s hard to resist...I work mostly in charcoal vine...not really a fan of the pencil so much

[@eternight801]

similar to me huhu

[@ishanpilane3067]

Can you tell me for a sketch which drawing pencils are used in your next video

[@ceraselagrosu9229]

What type of pencil do you use?

[@karuna7877]

Sir which pencil you are using

[@TheMsmamush]

Хорошо то как 😀

[@ihasnoclout3901]

it'd be more helpful if you spoke

[@mohammedirfan7732]

paper konsa use kiya hai

[@marinabruch4793]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👍

[@davidjeng2495]

Why the artist flips his hand a few times? Does he measure the proportion of the images or the shade of his hand? Why does he do that, anybody knows?

[@kausarjawaid886]

How is it tutoria? You are not explaining it plus it's too fast

[@cathyrusso8113]

Is there no audio to this? I find I don't learn unless the artist is speaking as they are drawing telling us what they are doing. , I don't get much from just watching someone draw.

[@renzo6490]

I completely agree ! In fact, it is mislabeled. It isn't a 'tutorial' at all...it's nothing more than a demonstration. Very meager instruction.

[@giovannironsisvalle8778]

Renz

[@glebbaranov7801]

Probably it’s how working. I mean you can see all stages. And when you work , you will keep it in mind.

[@باقرباقر-م4ي]

واو

[@JD-kf2ki]

Cézanne

[@SloMo828]

i thought this was a how to video

[@veerasharma3348]

sushant singh rajput -like.......😍😍 riya chakravarthi- ignore.......😏😑

[@Inconvenient_NPC]

*watch me draw still life

[@poonamtomar2645]

Bad bad so bad