Sketching At Home // Turn Boring Everyday Objects Into Beautiful Sketches
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Practice sketching at home, even when you think there is nothing to sketch and everything looks boring...look again! Turn boring household objects into dynamic beautiful sketches. You will never look at a doorknob in the same way again!
Sketching at home is a great way to practice, especially if you want to get into urban sketching. By practising sketching at home you can increase your skills and confidence before hitting the streets and sketching in public.
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Love that. Who would have thought a rusty door lock would look so good painted?
What I really love about your art is that you outline. I love to outline it is my favorite part of any drawing or painting
No 'boring' in my dictionary. Fascination abounds in everything.
YES Ken! I do totally agree :)
Thanks for sharing this. I've been painting objects around my house as a way to cultivate my watercolor. Lamp posts in the yard, watering cans, a stoop with neat tiles, etc. It's helping me learn how to work with colors.
Being new to wc I’ll keep this in mind. I really enjoy painting houses but they take so long to pencil, then doing a great ink job then paint the really fun part. I’m usually tired at that point and refuse to rush. Smaller projects will allow me as they do you practice with paint. My houses so far are pretty bland. I’ve been working with flowers. They have enabled me a lot of practise. There’s a new book coming out in about 15 days by Cecilie Osaka on Amazon. I think the last name is spelled correctly. I’m on the book launch team.it is strictly about drawing flowers in a step by step manner. No colour. You can leave them colourless or paint your heart away. There are 46 different ones. My muscle control has vastly improved. I needed something small to allow me to use paint. I’m enjoying myself and filling a small journal. I’m long winded. So sorry. Keep painting. BE SAFE.
Sounds wonderful. You Go Girl. Going with INTUITION is wise my dear. The rest is up to you
Locks keys n doors are a high interest of mine so appreciate your paintings thankyou.
Great sketch. 👏👏 And thanks for telling us about the artists who inspired this. You're the first urban sketcher I found on YT and you've really inspired me to get into this art form. Thank you.
Oh wow that's so fantastic to hear! Ah there's so many wonderful urban sketchers here, explore them all and have lots of fun :D
The simple and the ordinary created to be interesting and beautiful through the brush of the artist. Thank you for sharing...
Nicely done. I like the split pages. Makes it more engaging, like Hockney's split
canvases of woodlands and stuff. Cheers
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
Looks fantastic! Amazing artwork! keep it up... 🎈👏😁👏🎈
Thank you so much 😀
great work, mundane into interesting. well done....
I thought I was crazy until I saw your video..I too see things to draw and paint but think it is too weird but not now, thanks.
Ah yay! Set your creativity wild on boring stuff!! :D
Thanks for telling about this set of paints. I like when they have a variety as well.
I’m liking this painting! Very rustic and full of character. This series of Schminke is very granular! Works perfect for this piece. Good choice!
Thank you! Yes, I think they worked perfectly for the subject... :) It's a fun effect.
This painting is very nice my friend 👍💖it's so realistic
Brilliant! Well done!
Amazing, I love how you done the rust 👍❤️
Thank you! 😊
I really enjoyed watching this video and love the end result! Thank you for the inspiration!! 🙂
Wow great I found you yesterday. This is instantly one of my most favorite art channels of all time
I love this piece xx
Soo beautiful 🥺 the way you add your own touch to make something so ordinary look and feel totally something extraordinary ♥️ makes me wanna take my sketchbook and draw anything I can lay my eyes on. Thank you for the inspiration, lots of love 😊
Thank you so much 😊 You're welcome!!
I really like your channel. Thank you for putting so much effort into it.
Thank you for watching Stephanie!
Great idea.i will do it from now .
A stunner Taria. So well painted !!!
I saw old baymax In the thumbnail...😁
Great video anyway, loved it...💖
Love this!
I love this so much. And your voice is so peaceful to listen to! I’d love to get better at urban sketching and watercolor ❤️
I love your videos! Great inspiration and artistic culture. Thank you very much.
stunning! i absolutely love it!
Thank you so much Robin!
Thank you for the tutorial , I followed along and I’m happy with it , it’s a great idea to use everyday objects 😀
Awesome!
fabulous!
That turned out great! Beautiful! Wow!
Thank you so much!
You made my day! So simple an object, looks amazing as watercolour!
Aw! Thank you so much 😀
You’ve inspired me to go with the flow. I can be too tight with trying to control what happens with my drawings.
Yes...it can take a while to find the freedom to just let go....I feel I have to find it with every sketch...but its worth it when you do and it works - which is certainly not always, but its usually more fun either way! :D
oh wow! it really turned out wonderful! a simple doorknob and such a beautiful painting! I really like how you painted the rust :) I once painted an old suitcase and wanted to achieve that effect but in the end I used bronze watercolor... Thank you very much for sharing! loved it! :) have a great day! Marija 💖👏👏
Thank you Marija, glad you enjoyed :)
@@tarias_sketchy_adventures You're welcome! :)
Really like that...
Looking at the thumbnail, I thought you painted an old-world map on there and I thought that was rather clever...turns out it's rust, and that is just as cool looking. ;) It turned out really great!
I absolutely LOVE this, like everything you do 😍
Wow Thank you so much Lucy!!
I love it ❤️
“Nailed it?” I laughed
Hey Taria this was a really cool video. You nailed it. Thanks for sharing it with us. Yeah and I like Lovett’s work as well. 👍🇨🇦
Glad you enjoyed it! Yeh I think I'm a bit late in discovering John Lovett but I absolutely love his work!
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Yeah he is a great teacher as well. Another guy who is absolutely phenomenal is Alvero Castagnet I am sure you have heard of him if not check out his work he is amazing!
@@JeffChorney Ah yes, I have seen Alvero Castagnet's work and some videos of him painting, he blows my mind!
I love your sketch! Great job!
Thanks so much Michelle!
“He nailed it”, about paintings from hammers😂😂😂
Well very good yes someone who is doing somthing more my thing I even subscribe it and the first time I saw anything from you Exerlent and your right it sertonly has enspierd me my friend keep at it you will do very well...... 👌
Thank you Ian :)
Do you mostly do wet on dry when you paint your sketches? They are beautiful!
This is right up my street, just plain ordinary things! I'm gonna start doing some telephone boxes 👍
Yay! Glad to hear this Dave! Ooh yes telephone boxes sounds like a great idea!
@@tarias_sketchy_adventures kinda wish I would've done some while they were everywhere, but they're becoming endangered, maybe that's all the more apeal 😆
@@getsomecolourinyourlifedav2478 It adds to the adventure, now you have to hunt them down! Seems mots of the have defibrillators in them rather than phones now 😂
@@tarias_sketchy_adventures yes they have evolved somewhat from dealers pickup points lol
love this work! so inspired!
Thanks so much Kris!
It looks amazing.
I love your videos!! 🇧🇷❤️
Thank you so much Ana!
Love it!
Wow, awesome.
Amazing art video. You are so cool, good job❤❤❤❤
Thank you Andreea :)
Really beautiful!
Thank you Cathy!
Amazing 👏
Amazing, thanks
Awesome thank you. What sketch book and paper is it that you use for this?
lol on the toilet. i call it my happy place. oddly enough that's where some of my more creative ideas have come from.
Ha ha - its a throne of inspiration! 😂
Thank you very much. I’m new to watercolor, very new, so May I ask, you painted a section then came back after a bit and repainted the area in a deeper blue (left side). Why not just use the second tone first?
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@Gordon Allen I'm relatively new to watercoloring as well but I'll try to help :) So I've noticed that a lot of watercolorists will "build up layers" of their pigment. Watercolor works backwards from most painting mediums: You're suppose to work Light to Dark, instead of Dark to Light since watercolor is often a transparent medium with little opacity, you're suppose to begin with light first since if you start with the darkest color you wont be able to lighten it up sufficiently if its not the correct tone (because all the lighter paints are too transparent and cannot lighten the darkened medium). The more "washes" you apply to the same place, the darker the paint becomes in that area and watercolor is a little unpredictable so its best to "work up to" the correct color slowly and with multiple washes to lessen the chances of making a mistake. Also, watercolor (unlike acrylic and especially oil paints) is a very flat medium, with little "texture". Building up layers of the paint help to give the painting a more "textured" feel and gives it a bit more life and vibrancy. Some of this info is what I've gathered and some is my own opinion, but I hope it helped :p
Hi Gordon - its a good question, I painted it but then felt that left side needed to be darker to give a bit more contrast and emphasis so thats why I went in with a deeper colour. You are not going to make the right decisions first time around. Don't be afraid to go in and darken certain areas if you need. Also, in waterolour you work light to dark, so it's better to start lighter than you need as its much easier to go darker, if you go to dark its much harder to rescue. Thirdly, watercolour can dry lighter than expected, so sometimes you need to go make things darker. I hope that helps!
@@Harlequin52 Thanks for the help. It is very kind of you Harlequin52.I’m having fun making art.I draw and paint pretty much everyday. I’ve been trying watercolour pencils. They are a challenge and turn out okay but not like good paint. I’m researching right now to purchase some pan paint that is easy to work with, has transparency and the color will be bold. I do not want to break the bank.if you don’t mind can you tell me what you are using? You being relatively new and finding success might help me. Take care and BE SAFE.
@@gordonallen8189 That's actually a rather difficult question for me to answer, hah. I own various student and professional grade watercolors, anything from Arteza to Daniel Smith and honestly, the only thing I can tell is that I'm not experienced enough to really tell the difference except from the most obvious details. Now this might have to do with paper because even though I own watercolor paper I don't like to use it very often when I'm only experimenting and such. But to answer your question I would probably recommend Paul Rubens. Now, it is a student grade paint and there is some controversy on whether anyone (new or experienced) should "waste time and money" on student vs. just "getting the good stuff" that is professional paint. I'm not sure which is better but all I know is a ten thousand dollar musician can make a hundred dollar violin sound like a Strad but a hundred dollar musician would make a Strad sound like a dying cat, lol. But it is highly pigmented (for what its worth) and has a beautiful color-palette that (helpfully) uses the typical names for their colors that most professional paints use, also. Warning, though: Paul Rubens Tube paints are meant to only be used straight from the tube and will not dry or harden if placed in pans, which can risk getting moldy if you do so anyways. The already-packaged pan paints themselves should be fine, though. This all being said I would like to point out that I don't know how experienced you are with art in general. Even though I've been doing water color (off-and-on) for almost a year now I previously had zero understanding of art at all (in fact, I'm more or less a musician) and the last time I picked up a brush before this was in elementary school. So take this all with a grain of salt, as you may be quite a bit more technically experienced than I :p
Amazing
holy shit water colour is so beutiful- litterally i gasped at 5:00
edit and thata purrpeleleele aaaaaa
Yes, the purple!! ❤️❤️
What is the name of this wonderful watercolour artist?
Are you using a Princeton Neptune travel brush? :p
No, its a Rosemary & Co travel brush :)
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Wonderful sketch. I could not understand the brand name of your sketchbook. It sounded like Armula or Harmula. Do you have a link to a seller? Thank you.
Hi Tony, sorry about that, its a German brand - Hahnemuhle. Here's a link to it on Amazon: amzn.to/3wCBglu - they don't seem to be as available on Amazon US, not sure where you are based. But they are sold in many art stores too. I use the A5 portrait version for this sketch
@@tarias_sketchy_adventures Thank you! I’m in Japan so I’ll have to look around a bit for it.
@@Picasso_Picante92 Ah ok...I mean there are plenty of other options, I was using the HAhnemuhle simply because that's all I could get hold of in South Africa, you may have a wider range in Japan...
Hi taria, I purchased your online book but I can’t find it . When I go to the site it’s looking for me to pay again. Would you mind explaining how to view the book. Many thanks Linda Jones
Hi Linda - send me an email at taria@urbansketchingworld.com and I iwll get this sorted for you x
Masterpiece. Not sketch.
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Kick ass
Thanks Christina :D
Not pretty girls and stuff. Just simple and ordinary naturally beautiful stuff. That's ne
Awesome!