ZIMOU TAN | ART | How to use charcoal to draw.

ZIMOU TAN | ART | How to use charcoal to draw. This is a series of lessons to teach the most basic ideas about how to draw. The lectures will teach beginners how to use charcoal and the characteristic of the medium. Don't forget to subscribe, like and share to support more future videos. Thank you!
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[@maheshhadkar7443]

Thanks it was helpful, since i have just started using charcoal for art.at age 52 :-)

[@PartisanGamer]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Immensely appreciated.

[@ZimouTan]

You are welcome, I too appreciate your appreciations.

[@allencampbell1058]

@@ZimouTan can we reuse a chamois or how to clean it to reuse is again?

[@everettwhite9874]

I had forgotten about the chamois. After you mentioned it, I realized that I need to add a chamois to add to my materials box. Thanks for providing this material list👍🏽

[@rosieanslow7154]

I’m new to sketching and to charcoal ,you videos are very helpful many thanks .I love to watch your demos and then have a go myself at sketching

[@padipark]

Great clip. Thank you for sharing. I love your works. Master.

[@greekveteran2715]

For Charcoal almost all paper stumps will work the same. However, on Graphite drawing I'd suggest to choose a good quality brand with the best I've tried so far, being the Conte A Paris paper stumps (go with the big one, because they only make small sizes) Also, you have to prepare the paper stump, by turning the tip on a piece of low grit sandpaper (around 300grith to 400grit will be fine) Do the same, when it gets very dirty and you need a clean tip, for example when you want to avoid adding more graphite on your drawings. If you leave it dirty, you can also use it as a drawing tool!! I'm sure, there are more to discover about paper stumps and the best way for that to happen , is by using them! Mistakes, are the only way to get better! So, keep drawing and enjoy!!!

[@Alfreda66]

Thanks Master Tan! As always, your lectures, lessons and tutorials are more precious than gold. This video answered many questions.

[@ZimouTan]

That's wonderful to know Alfred, there are more videos coming to explain characteristic of materials.

[@brannonmcclure6970]

Your touch on pencil pressure is phenomenol And I understand. Thank you sir.

[@nathans1435]

Thank you very much for your video tutorials. The way you share your knowledge and experience shows your generosity and kindness.All of your videos are amazing.

[@sallgoodman2323]

Hey thanks! I used the ground up charcoal I collected from sharpening my sticks and layed down some neat tones. I need to change up my experiments and this will keep me busy for a bit👍

[@Dago8]

thank you master! I really appreciate you sharing all your expertise. I am abig fan of you.

[@zoe999mu]

Thank you so much!

[@umarujalloh2962]

Thank You !!!

[@JanDBurton]

It's so nice to see your face! Thank you for clearing up some of the mystery behind charcoal. I've had unanswered questions for years. God bless.

[@ZimouTan]

:) I am glad my face didn't scare you away. :)

[@JanDBurton]

@@ZimouTan NEVER!

[@beefysquids]

great video thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@ZimouTan]

You are welcome.

[@emhuesart]

Thank you for this, you're a great teacher!

[@ZimouTan]

Thank you, Emily, I am glad it is helpful for you.

[@fallinglight96]

This is really helpful! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@ZimouTan]

Very glad to hear it is helpful for you.

[@myalicioglu]

Very nice to see your face also😊

[@benjaminpaxton9994]

Great video. Now I have a far clearer understanding of the different types of charcoal and how to work with it. I love watching your process for figures. Not sure if it's too much to ask for a tutorial on how to build the idea for a figure sketch. I don't necessarily mean the details in the latter stages but I mean the beginning. That's what fascinates me the most. Anyway, all your efforts are much appreciated and I'm learning a lot from you.

[@alaingirardot2406]

Thank you...I enjoy . I love your drawings .

[@ZimouTan]

Thank you Alian!

[@izakpolman6280]

Thanks for your teaching.

[@ZimouTan]

You are welcome.

[@robotomato5736]

This is such a gold channel. I'm such a big fan!! Thank you so much!

[@ZimouTan]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@cempaaxochitl]

Great videos!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@ZimouTan]

Thank you Monica, keep up your good works too!

[@mosiotv]

Thank you 🙏🏻 very nice video, learned a lot 👍

[@ZimouTan]

You are welcome, there will be more videos coming towards your way.

[@Isaac862]

thank you

[@mh1art870]

🙏

[@guilloe]

Thanks for the video. In with cases would you use Willow charcoal and when compress charcol ? Thanks in advance!

[@artistnavalsinghchauhan8676]

Useful video....

[@ZimouTan]

I am glad to know that.

[@DionDraws]

Great lesson Zimou Tan, very informative! One thing I am missing though: brushes. I use them all the time in my drawings, and especially in charcoal drawing I think they are a valuable tool. Do you use brushes as well?

[@ZimouTan]

Ah, yes, maybe I can conduct anyone for brushes.

[@sergiomariscal7115]

Thank you for sharing your secrets? Do you spray fixiative after finishing your drawings?

[@marianchones]

Awesome 😎

[@ZimouTan]

Happy New Year!

[@marianchones]

Zimou Tan Happy new year 🎆

[@kamaljajoriyaart3153]

This video is very useful for me

[@ZimouTan]

Great, I thought someone might be able to benefit from it.

[@kamaljajoriyaart3153]

@@ZimouTan Sir, may I know difference between gouache and poster color? Are they same?

[@ZimouTan]

@@kamaljajoriyaart3153 www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-watercolour-gouache-and-poster-colours

[@fernanddurler5822]

Hi love your videos...I live in UK what pencil charcoal drawing sets can you recommend and who supplies ? Is it better to buy individually I’m on a very tight budget? Also I’m interested to know what medium you prefer to paint in and any preferred art tools and supplies that you use

[@ZimouTan]

On such regards, I can compose a video for it, it will take some time before I can post this video. If you can get a set would be better, but individually is also okay.

[@bishnuprasaddash5022]

which company willow and vine charcoal do you use?

[@ZimouTan]

Coates.

[@ashokpradhan1980]

Which Charcoal you are using?

[@sandeshbhilare7901]

Can you explain these charcoal types in comment section so that i can purchase those

[@ZimouTan]

They are Vine charcoal and Willow Charcoal.

[@angls68]

Using the hand will not affects the drawing in long term because of the natural oils on the hand?

[@ZimouTan]

Anything you use for a long period of time, it will affect your skin, depends on how much you are using it.

[@fixeddrew9824]

thank you

[@ZimouTan]

Thank you.