ADEBANJI ALADE'S SKETCH INSPIRATION HOT SHOT 11-SKETCH WHAT YOU SEE

11. This one may sound really obvious but it's not. From my experience I would always advice anyone to sketch what they see, even if it doesn't make sense. It would always end up looking like something else if you sketch what you know about something rather than what you see. You have got to trust your eyes. It's very important. Naturally we are not wired to see this way- but for the sketch inspiration to flow you have to change from what you know to what you see.

[@pembrokepirates]

I enjoy your lessons since they include repetition of reinforcing statements. This is exactly what DaVinci was trying to emphasize in his lessons on drawing, to draw what you see versus what you know about the object you're trying to draw. Our brains automatically interpret based on stored information to make processing faster but in drawing we must take the time to force our minds to draw what we see at the moment.

[@benjoseph8387]

i was skeptical at first...but you really proved your point to me!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@maryanthony6666]

Really great demo! This is a wonderful demo of an aspect of drawing I'm just now learning. Thank you

[@rietzhu]

Man, you are so talented, watching how you work is very inspiring!

[@aristano]

Wonderful demo! Really great point too, it takes discipline of vision to put down the marks we actually see. I suppose it's that visual database we create as we practice this that allows us to make better synthetic forms.

[@SuperFrasman]

Fantastic!

[@xlr5963]

Great point people who are good at art are good observers of people.

[@BlazetheStarKnight]

That was mesmerizing to watch and very encouraging! Thank you so much for this fascinating demo!

[@TheLoveweaver]

Great demonstration!

[@tarynbotes362]

Amazing!

[@patriciaharris6404]

Wonderful.

[@rochellegutman8730]

How inspiring. Love ya sir. Fantastic work!

[@EmersonMastros]

Wow I just found your channel by chance and I live it already thank you for your wonderful lessons and how you do them is just the best thank you

[@adebanji]

You are most welcome!!

[@debsllewelyn230]

Thank you so much and thanks Joshua too. Fab video.

[@totalhyper72]

thaks
your videos are very very helpfull
thanks for share

[@xlr5963]

That was brilliant.

[@kyranjohnson3533]

thank you for sharing that really helped. Something new for me to practice

[@frankiecardona1656]

love it you are one of my new masters!

[@adebanji]

Thanks!!!

[@rosamontero946]

great tip adebanji;)

[@aniketdhuri7563]

Lai bhari

[@65rider]

Thank you

[@ipyanamwakatobe789]

proud son rigth there....

[@digitalartrussia]

I like your videos and how you think! Great!

[@noah295463]

This is an amazing video.
Very nice .

[@adebanji]

Thank you very much

[@mr6sixpack20]

Lovely

[@jhenmagno5263]

i like the way he said sketch.

[@liviapattiasina6310]

Famous Five...!

[@princeopareboateng3140]

This is really amazing. I am also an Artist.A Charcoal ARTIST and a specialist in Portrait drawing. I need your help. I mean personal email for continuous chat and for personal coaching

[@youngsir.tc_GW_VS]

ahhh this like a left brain right brain test

[@thewindtalkerminimalist9214]

sir, i was just curious about what type of pencil you are using.. seems to be so expensive.. I definitely like your lessons though.. God bless

[@protorampager6487]

Its not expensive. He's using a carbon pencil taped with a stick. and the pencil has been stripped from the smooth surface allowing him a rough grip.(it looks like a tape instead of a pencil gripper)

[@mehedirony1914]

plz send a Amazon link where i find some best sketch paper! also long lasting

[@Analog_waste]

Does anyone know what he he's using

[@zcxvasdfqwer1234]

// // a stick

[@hughmungus7690]

It took your son 15 mins to read one page, he must be a slow reader

[@nathanielpavlich1402]

if you watched the video, you'd see the boy turn pages many times

[@taytaybeynippy486]

LMAO #BURN