ADEBANJI ALADE'S SKETCH INSPIRATION HOT SHOT 6

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6. Make it a daily habit! Please this is what makes the difference between the casual and the committed. One thing that has helped me all these years is a non stop habit of sketching people wherever I found myself and I have loads of sketchbooks over the years filled with people in different settings from different walks of life and from different countries. Even though I loose focus at times, I have never stopped sketching on a constant basis and this is the real shot of the sketch- inspiration, you must commit to an everyday business. Even if you stop. Just forgive yourself, pick up your pencil and start again! Those plain pages are begging for your creativity! Don't leave them bare!
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[@brenttaylordotus]

I feel like I want to make a collection of soundbites from you and listen to it all day while sketching. Love your work.

[@DivineCrawd]

Wow, that video just almost brought me to tears. I have days where on the train ride home I'm tired from and don't feel like sketching at the moment, but this video just brought me back to life. Thank you! You have a new subscriber!

[@noahpredx3017]

This is one of my most favorite sketchbook tours. I started watching your videos when you first uploaded sketch Inspiration videos... Ever since. Once a week I binge watch your all videos and get filled up with Love for sketching. You motivate. You educate. Thank You Sir...

[@adebanji]

Draw thanks!!!!!!

[@Rosiepose1993]

Great energy! Nice to see an artist that doesn't sound like they're falling asleep in their videos. I agree with every word you say :D

[@havokbinladen1990]

Sketch,Sketch,Sketch...Draw,Draw,Draw...I like that.Awesome Video.

[@LEROILAPIN]

i wish i could like this twice

[@luiscavaco]

Love your energy and commitment!

[@DerFroschMitMaske]

Wow! As someone who tends to fall into phases of apathy and wants to get more done i really have to say: I LIKE YOUR ENERGY!

[@iJustMelissa]

This man has so much positive energy

[@thorstenthorstensen7110]

I came from Will Terrell :) And this is some awesome advice

[@AylekaSm]

You are simply amazing! Thank you

[@ma_welae6724]

please post more of these videos showing your sketches like this with your advice and such. It's really helpful!!! #justsketch

[@vulture6704]

you are amazing!

[@linglei6108]

Very inspiring .

[@guyguino5770]

SLEEPERS.
DREAMERS.
KEEPERS.

[@mmmm300ML]

banging motivation video

[@KezzaDesign]

Wow your really passionate!

[@linglei6108]

Very very motivational

[@aliavci4242]

The last 10 seconds make this probably the most motivational video ever!

[@wrenagade]

This advice is a lot more practical than it may sound. You know those things you see and you think they are really awesome looking? Those are things that are kind of easy to doodle from memory, because you're attracted to them, you study them for longer, so if you somehow don't have your sketchbook, go home and sketch that thing to the best of your ability, maybe just parts of the thing, but doodle, put in the time, be loose have fun

[@adebanji]

Wren Michelson I believe this!

[@andrealazzarotto7084]

amazing!

[@maychan26]

sketch, sketch, sketch draw, draw, draw is locked in my in head now.. THANKS BRO.

[@griffinsaver]

Great stuff! I sometimes try sketching out and about on the streets and on trains, but people move too quick for me (or change position, or whatever...). So i end up going back to just skethching from photos on Flikr or something like that., hoping that I'll get quicker. How do you manage to get such great sketches? I guess your model are moving about all the time too!
Looking forward to more videos (I've only just found your stuff).

[@wasswalawrence7506]

i have change it this time, to THE ADEBANJI i watched and LOVED

[@bobbyandjenny1]

Great advise. Heard about you from will Terrell

[@kingbling6]

which video? can u please send me the link...?

[@200jack200]

JUST DO IT

[@Ty-13]

Inspirational.

[@HWSarah]

Lovely drawings :)

[@Stijnthomas]

true words

[@adebanji]

Thanks Steve! The pen is a N75 Cool grey TOMBOW dual brush pen.

[@bigp8869]

enough said

[@ladin98]

wow

[@gianmikaeloalegre8500]

I would like to meet you someday Adebanji

[@adebanji]

Thanks! I seriously agree!

[@jleal90]

AWSOME entrys

[@jesi-bop]

Powerful.

[@ChiannaNycole]

Damn I'm motivated now! Subbed!

[@TomasKonrady]

Hello, I really like both your videos and art.
I have a question about sketching.
How long do you draw one sketch? I heard that short times are no good. If someone draws a lot of sketches but for short time, then he actually repeats the same errors again and again with no time spent on corrections and actually finishing the drawing.
What do you think?

[@Lucas11061]

thank you

[@schivers]

What pens do you use to get those grey areas? Are they litrally just grey pens or are they diffrent?

[@smurfpapa8233]

what pencil do u use ...to get that effect

[@rosamontero946]

he uses tombow markers and ballpoint pens, your welcome;)

[@schivers]

Thankyou :) I sent you a message on facebook is there any chance you could reply to it when you're free?