How to Improve Drawing Skills - Two Strategies & A Hack
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- How to improve our drawing skills is an issue we always face as artists. We will always know there is more we could develop, do better. But learning is also a skill, and some ways of learning are more effective than others. These two learning strategies and a genuine hack will speed up your journey on the drawing skills improvement track. Don't miss the genuine hack at the end - is is a great short cut without compromising your learning in any way.
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Thank you for the two strategies and the hack!
I m a beginner and have a lot to learn. Your videos are very helpful. 👍
I also like vour shorts "drawing tipps".
Great to hear Peter. Thanks 😀
I have Huge Respect for You Dear Sir. Keep inspiring Young and Wanna be artists.
Prayers for your great health ❤
Thanks Sandeep. So kind of you, and prayers are always appreciated 😀
Hi from Scotland, just wanted to thank you for another great video and brilliant hack idea xxx
Thanks Kay. Kind of you to say. 😀
Good evening from Montreal 🇨🇦here is 10 pm August 1th
G’day from Australia 😀
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I love your videos! They are very easy to understand. I am learning so much from them. Thank you!! 😊
Can you make a video on how to draw from imagination? I'm trying to learn how to draw what's in my head but I can't seem to bring it out.
We can't take out of our imagination what we haven't put into it. This is an indication that you need to do more real world observation of what you want to draw under a large range of circumstances. And drawing from photos will also help you cement these details into your mind. All the best with it.
That's an amazing hack, Stephen, thank you! I'm realizing that I already kinda used this not too long ago - I took a photo of a wip in the linework stage and digitally experimented with the colors so that I have a visually pleasing color palette + the values are clear. Then I found out that it's not as simple as my water based markers don't exactly have the same colors/values as Photoshop haha, so I learned my lesson and tested this out in a sketchbook with the markers I was planning to use. To my demise, I of course tested them out on a different sketchbook than where I drew the real thing, where the paper had different properties and thus different color values, so I learned another lesson and now I'm always trying to test things out as close to the real thing as possible. For details/texture/drawing practice, the printer will be especially helpful, cheers!
We keep learning, but this is a great way to speed things up. 😀 Thanks for sharing Michelle
as I draw on digital tablet, important part of learning for me is to letting go and hitting the delete button after most of my exercises
Sounds a helpful discipline. Thanks for sharing 😀
I usually throw away my drawings (even if it’s good) cuz it gives me a boost to make another one better
Now forgive me if I missed a video but it would be really cool if you could do a video on different techniques of your cross hatching in different marks on the paper on simple subjects I know you have a rose and that one was really good but go in depth at what you're thinking when you're in that moment like if you're on a pillar in the shadow on a pillar. Maybe even something as simple as like a ball and where the Shadows hitting how you go about that! Hopefully you understand what I'm saying I'm not the most elegant speaker lol thank you so much for doing all these videos and taking your time to share your knowledge have a good day😊
I have a hatching playlist that has examples of very different subjects and scenes that I think answer this. 😀
Here from Chile... Your chanel is amazing !!!
G’day Francisco, kind of you to say. 😀
Fantastic hack !!!! Thank you.
Glad it’s helpful Heather😀
Thank you so much!!!!
You're welcome!👍
I hope Stephen is just on vacation or other personal business. It's been a couple of weeks now since his exemplary lessons have crossed our virtual thresholds.
No, I’ve had an operation that came up rather quickly. I did post it on my Comnunity Page, but you must have missed it. Still recuperating Stevie, so a chance to catch the ones you’ve missed. 😀
😅 I'm relieved to hear that everything is under control, even though in a sense it's none of a fan's business what's going on in your life outside of your social media art endeavors... I must not know how to access the community page if that's a different 'place' than the regular RUclips channel and postings (likewise, I don't use Instagram, etc.), so I apologize for failing to note your explanation (which, again, none of your followers had any right to expect, but which was thoughtful of you to share). I will find some productive way to feed my art obsession until you are up and running again. I hope your recuperation is uncomplicated, swift, and complete! Take the best of care until then!
Excellent hack! Wished I had thought of it!🤣Thanks!
Happy to help!😀
Hii stephen , I hope you are well now and wishing you the best health .
I am shilpi . Since very long time I want to learn drawing but whenever i tried i failed to do so and i quitted.
But this time again I want to draw .
Would you please tell me how can i make the things accurately on paper whom i do see in my surroundings .
Please suggest some playlist from where I can learn the strategy to train my brain to look with the perspective of the person who draw .
My playlist on tips for the self taught artist is probably the best I have for this Shilipi. Start small and simple and stay there until you start to be happy with your drawings. Then slowly choose harder subjects. All the best with it. 😀
@@stephentraversart firstly I am so glad to get response from you . I have added the playlist in my library. I'll watch it . Your suggestion and guidance are valuable for me . Thank you so much ❤️
Hello mister Travers Art
G’day back from Sydney 😀
@@stephentraversartStill waiting for how to draw a steam train!!!
Hi Stephen and greetings from Switzerland!
I have a question, I hope you don't mind.
How would you go about drawing a bright, fine element in front of a darker one?
An example would be drawing a sun lit tuft of fine grass in front of a black wall.
Everytime I hatch the black wall behind it, the tuft in front ends up messy and it doesn't look good at all.
I’m afraid this is too vague to really answer. I suggest you scroll through my content thumbnail until you find a drawing that has a similar element. That video should have a demo and voiceover of the process 😀
@@stephentraversart Thank you for your answer! I actually found a video matching what I meant.
Thank you so much for all the information you put out there, it is *well* appreciated!
Hi from Germany
G’day Stefan😀
i use our laser printer to print out any drawings i want to colour with markers, saves on having to ink the lines and the lines wont smudges. printers are not just for printing news articles 🤪
Absolutely. Thanks for sharing 😀
Gday stephen, T H A N K S
My pleasure Charlie😀