Me too, I always enjoy following along with your vids. Thank you for sharing your techniques. Often when I pay high price for a course, the instructor is so tight with information they just demo in silence and while I get to see it being done, I don't get to learn the whys and hows. So now I am very reluctant to pay for courses. But you share so generously! Thank you! Excellent instructor.
I really like the way you did this tutorial! You weren't afraid to make mistakes and then analyzed where mistakes were and learned from them, but regardless of any mistakes made, I still think the end result was fantastic! I'm such a perfectionist, so I admire that you are able to just let go and draw what you see. I need to try this, too. Thank you so much!
This tutorial is exactly what I was looking for. I loved the way you showed the correction at the end as well This is the first video of yours I’ve watched and I’m definitely going to check your others out Thanks for making
Good demonstration,. I like the fact you correct your drawing because what ever our own level, an only small detail can change the balance of the drawing
I love this vivo - it is so clear and you explanation is se well done. I particularly like the way you showed the difference between your first drawing and the correction that you did at the end. That was so helpful. Thank you.
Wow! Thanks Teoh for your really wonderful vids! I found you through your usk vids from Manchester and was just addicted to your wonderful videos, commentary & Insightful tutorials. I learned so much from just this one video I can't imagine what's in store for me on all the others :-) and I can't wait to watch them ! TFS your knack for teaching is at the top for sure from someone who has been taught through books and videos her whole life. Big Hugs!! Reeah.
thank you for this tutorial Teoh, I always struggle to draw cars and bicycles. So I try to remove my drawings, even if sometimes, for the atmosphere of a place that can be useful. I'll train myself. ;))
Drawing cars will push you into drawing with the right side of your brain. It's good practice. After you're good at drawing cars, your drawing skills will improve!
Your explanations are so clear, and give me many "light bulb moments"! Also I'm with the others that really appreciated your "correction" technique. I also appreciate that you not only talk about fundamental relationship techniques but you also show each one. Thanks!
I too have stayed away from drawing cars, and other elements in a street scene. But you've shown it very well, and the way you get your proportions.. I'm sure you sketch a lot quicker when your doing drawing for yourself.. Thank you so much Teoh, . I see you call it a windscreen, here in the states we call it a windshield.. We teach each other. lol
British call it windscreen too. Americans call it windshield, but that doesn't mean the American word is the only right one. More people around the world may say "windscreen"! The trunk is called "boot"
Teoh, that was an extremely helpful video. Until you re-drew the correct lines, I really had a hard time "seeing" it...but after...Wow! Very good information! I'm gonna go check out your other drawing videos for sure! Thank you!!!
Hi, Teoh, can you do a demonstration on how to sketch simple vehicles eg. cars, lorry, bus. Those simple and fast sketch method like some of your location sketch. Thank you.
i was wondering, i watched a lot of your tutorials, when drawing from observation, people, buildings, cars,etc... do you usually start with the contour of the big general shape and then go inside? like you did in this tutorial and others?
+Liad Treger For teaching purposes, I teach this way. However, sometimes I do draw from a small area outwards. I actually just recorded a video using this technique yesterday
There is an odd phenomenon that occurs when I've drawn buildings. That is, within 1 minute of starting the sketch, a car will pull up in front of me. It's happened so many times in a row, even on streets with no cars on them, that I'm beginning to wonder if I'm in the Matrix
hello boss.. i used to use Galaxy note smartphones..then..as u know..after note 7 accident..i decided to change to Huawei mate 9.. however, i miss the note stylus..what is the most recommended stylus that i can uses effectively with Huawei mate 9? thanks a lot
Teoh Yi Chie thanks for the valuable advise..i watched your review about adonit snap.. and i have some few concerns.. I'm more like a businessman more than a snap chatter if u understand what i mean.. i found lacking of a pen clip to attach the stylus to my pocket is something annoying, even with that magnet piece which is a good idea but not practical for me
In that case, you can check out the Adonit Jot Dash 2. It has a clip and has improved from the 1st generation. My reviews for Jot Dash 2 and Snap will be out very soon on my blog at www.parkablogs.com/content/artist-review-adonit-snap-stylus-ios-and-android (currently not published yet).
I've just published the two reviews at www.parkablogs.com/content/artist-review-adonit-jot-dash-2-stylus-ios-and-android www.parkablogs.com/content/artist-review-adonit-snap-stylus-ios-and-android
It's my power bank. My old phone runs out of battery very quickly. LOL. I like this thick cable, it's so much more durable compared to those thin cylindrical ones.
Interesting to see how you describe your process, I find instinctively drawing without needing to measure and check is good fun too! Drawing multiple vehicles from different angles and perspectives is a great way to boost your visual memory too - check my recent! :-)
![How to sketch ANY car in 2 min with just a pen [SIMPLE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_2r1qwVEM3k/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm always amazed by how loose your lines are, yet the image always feel very accurate and lively/authentic.
Thanks for this tutorial, I loved that you analyzed the "errors" in your drawing, it was really useful! 😊
Thank you. I have avoided drawing cars, but I am ready to tackle one now.
They are fun to draw actually, unless they block you and change the composition drastically. lol
I really like your calm and didactic way of explaining how you draw. Thanks a lot! ;)
Me too, I always enjoy following along with your vids. Thank you for sharing your techniques. Often when I pay high price for a course, the instructor is so tight with information they just demo in silence and while I get to see it being done, I don't get to learn the whys and hows. So now I am very reluctant to pay for courses. But you share so generously! Thank you! Excellent instructor.
I really like the way you did this tutorial! You weren't afraid to make mistakes and then analyzed where mistakes were and learned from them, but regardless of any mistakes made, I still think the end result was fantastic! I'm such a perfectionist, so I admire that you are able to just let go and draw what you see. I need to try this, too. Thank you so much!
Wow--thank you. I especially like the correction technique at the very end with the red pencil and scrap of paper.
ME TOO! That blew my mind! Thanks Teoh!
Very nicely done. Thank you and the correction and checkpoints.
This tutorial is exactly what I was looking for. I loved the way you showed the correction at the end as well
This is the first video of yours I’ve watched and I’m definitely going to check your others out
Thanks for making
Thank you Teo for showing how to sketch cars on location I really struggle with this subject of trying to draw cars thanks again from Florida USA!!!!
Good demonstration,.
I like the fact you correct your drawing because what ever our own level, an only small detail can change the balance of the drawing
To all those who have asked, I was using the Sailor Zoom Nib ruclips.net/video/9VwKqOiJkgU/видео.html
There are many impressive art tutorials on YT but few are as well explained as this. It applies to many things besides cars. Thanks
I will try this one , I don't draw cars but now I'm thinking that it is not difficult to draw 😎 Thank you Teoh
I love this vivo - it is so clear and you explanation is se well done. I particularly like the way you showed the difference between your first drawing and the correction that you did at the end. That was so helpful. Thank you.
Wow! Thanks Teoh for your really wonderful vids! I found you through your usk vids from Manchester and was just addicted to your wonderful videos, commentary & Insightful tutorials. I learned so much from just this one video I can't imagine what's in store for me on all the others :-) and I can't wait to watch them ! TFS your knack for teaching is at the top for sure from someone who has been taught through books and videos her whole life.
Big Hugs!!
Reeah.
+Maria Meade Thanks.😁🙌
thank you for this tutorial Teoh, I always struggle to draw cars and bicycles. So I try to remove my drawings, even if sometimes, for the atmosphere of a place that can be useful. I'll train myself. ;))
Drawing cars will push you into drawing with the right side of your brain. It's good practice. After you're good at drawing cars, your drawing skills will improve!
Teoh Yi Chie want brand of fountain pen did you use
That's a Sailor Zoom Nib ruclips.net/video/9VwKqOiJkgU/видео.html
this is a big help for me. I have struggled with cars in the past. Thanks.
Great video with a lot of great tips. Also, I LOVE sketching with Sailor Zoom nibs!
Thank you, kind sir. Another great instructional video.
Thanks ヾ(⌐■_■)ノ♪
Thank you Teoh for your tutorial.
Thanks ヾ(⌐■_■)ノ♪
Hi Teoh, thanks for this tutorial --- as usual, totally insightful!
Another great lesson. Thanks Teoh!
Your vidoes are so helpful Teoh -- thank you !!
Your explanations are so clear, and give me many "light bulb moments"! Also I'm with the others that really appreciated your "correction" technique. I also appreciate that you not only talk about fundamental relationship techniques but you also show each one. Thanks!
Thanks ヾ(⌐■_■)ノ♪
I too have stayed away from drawing cars, and other elements in a street scene.
But you've shown it very well, and the way you get your proportions.. I'm sure you sketch a lot quicker when your doing drawing for yourself.. Thank you so much Teoh, .
I see you call it a windscreen, here in the states we call it a windshield..
We teach each other. lol
Windshield. That's interesting to know :-)
British call it windscreen too. Americans call it windshield, but that doesn't mean the American word is the only right one. More people around the world may say "windscreen"! The trunk is called "boot"
I watch a lot of car shows on Velocity and they often refer to the windshield as a windscreen, I don't even notice any longer, LOL!
Very cool vid. I want more vid like this. Subscribed your channel. thanks
Thanks you \ (•◡•) /
Teoh, that was an extremely helpful video. Until you re-drew the correct lines, I really had a hard time "seeing" it...but after...Wow! Very good information! I'm gonna go check out your other drawing videos for sure!
Thank you!!!
+corikay I can't see it too, that's why I did the correction. 😂
Hi, Teoh, can you do a demonstration on how to sketch simple vehicles eg. cars, lorry, bus. Those simple and fast sketch method like some of your location sketch. Thank you.
You the man ✌🏻
Cool!
you deserve a lot more subs and views, if i had 100 account, i use all of them to subs your channel
+feisal rachman Thanks for your support. 😀
Wow
cool
i was wondering, i watched a lot of your tutorials, when drawing from observation, people, buildings, cars,etc... do you usually start with the contour of the big general shape and then go inside? like you did in this tutorial and others?
+Liad Treger For teaching purposes, I teach this way. However, sometimes I do draw from a small area outwards. I actually just recorded a video using this technique yesterday
There is an odd phenomenon that occurs when I've drawn buildings. That is, within 1 minute of starting the sketch, a car will pull up in front of me. It's happened so many times in a row, even on streets with no cars on them, that I'm beginning to wonder if I'm in the Matrix
It sucks. So I always whenever possible draw the area where the anticipated car is going to park first.
hello boss.. i used to use Galaxy note smartphones..then..as u know..after note 7 accident..i decided to change to Huawei mate 9.. however, i miss the note stylus..what is the most recommended stylus that i can uses effectively with Huawei mate 9? thanks a lot
Perhaps you can try Adonit Snap.
Teoh Yi Chie thanks for the valuable advise..i watched your review about adonit snap.. and i have some few concerns.. I'm more like a businessman more than a snap chatter if u understand what i mean.. i found lacking of a pen clip to attach the stylus to my pocket is something annoying, even with that magnet piece which is a good idea but not practical for me
In that case, you can check out the Adonit Jot Dash 2. It has a clip and has improved from the 1st generation. My reviews for Jot Dash 2 and Snap will be out very soon on my blog at www.parkablogs.com/content/artist-review-adonit-snap-stylus-ios-and-android (currently not published yet).
Teoh Yi Chie thx a lot.. that was helpful.. i think i will go for dash 2
I've just published the two reviews at
www.parkablogs.com/content/artist-review-adonit-jot-dash-2-stylus-ios-and-android
www.parkablogs.com/content/artist-review-adonit-snap-stylus-ios-and-android
Bro can u sketch any car?? Can u help me in sketching a car if I send u some parts of the car?
I don't do freelance work
Teoh Yi Chie I am asking your help... pls help me..
Whatever that thing connected to your charging port is so weird xD
It's my power bank. My old phone runs out of battery very quickly. LOL. I like this thick cable, it's so much more durable compared to those thin cylindrical ones.
Interesting to see how you describe your process, I find instinctively drawing without needing to measure and check is good fun too! Drawing multiple vehicles from different angles and perspectives is a great way to boost your visual memory too - check my recent! :-)
Thanks but this is very hard working I don't like working