Improve FAST - 3 Methods To Sketch Accurately For Drawings
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- Опубликовано: 17 фев 2021
- Sketching accurate outlines is an absolute fundamental and one of the fastest ways you can improve your drawing skills. Here are 3 methods you can use to help get your proportions right and level up your art.
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Omg the second one, drawing the marks to line up with the eyes and ears! Genius!
You deserve sooo much more likes! I love your video's and the way you explain things. ❤️
This comment is to thank you very much for your teaching. Yours are the best tutorials I can find on RUclips. Thank you.
The quality of your videos is great, I hope your channel grows a lot
Thank you so much, I hope so too!
Great tips!! Thank you.
Just awesome. Thank you for the detailed detail..
Another well explained video. Thank you.
i remember the square method from coloring book activity pages. I was always HORRIBLE at them despite drawing since I was a toddler. I didn't really get "good" at it until late in college in theater set painting we use this method on a large scale. I'm still scraggly in the small scale or anything with a lot of detail. graphite transfer paper has helped me a LOT in my pet portraits. But for my original pieces I would use a light board. When I don't have one, the window method is okay but a vertical space is easier so I would use my tablet with a word document open as a light board, or stick lamps under my glass desk for bigger pieces.
It’s a huge temptation to just trace the outline.
Have you found anyway to grid on pastelmat?
Very helpful! Thank you soooo much Gemma! ❤