I am very impressed with the clear techniques that you explain. The shadow first technique in particular is extremely satisfying and quickly effective; it’s perfect for the fast pace of urban sketching - if the scene changes or you have to go, the essence is captured!
Enjoyed your video. your drawing line flow is amazing, direct, and without hesitation. Good perspective with imaginary vanishing point. WOW. Thank you!
Thank you. I found your video very inspiring and informative. Knowing how to start is probably a big barrier for many of us who have not yet tried urban sketching and would like to.
@4:52 Never thought of doing signs in that way ... The outline first then fill in the letters ... Genius . You learn something new everyday . thanks Wee Teck , Brilliant Sketch .
It's amazing how you make everything look so easy. And I've never used blue to build up skin tone. It's surprising how you made it work. I always make mistakes in painting skin. Sometimes mine turn up too yellow, sometimes they're too red.
Hey thanks for tuning in! I learnt the skin tone from Don Andrews. Took a workshop from him in Michigan and it was very effective. Glad you pop by… 🙏🙏😊
@@WheeTeck I've been so busy with my channel too. But I got a lull in my schedule and wanted to surf for a change. So glad to have watched your beautiful urban sketch
Oh I’m sure you can. Just practice. Also watch my other videos on perspective ruclips.net/video/bILezIcMJeg/видео.html and crowd horizon. ruclips.net/video/y5Z3G504WF0/видео.html
Thank you so much for another super helpful video. It's really interesting to see how you draw certain things like signs and also how you paint the skin tone. I struggle with finding the horizon. I'm definitely going to take a look at your other video about it. Thank you and stay safe!
Haha… yes I “stole” it from my sketching friends too… so nothing new here… Yes my horizon (Vanishing Point) video is a good one if you haven’t seen it… 🙏
This is really amazing. The drawing is simple and yet really tells a story. I love it! A question - what kind of paper do you use? the pen marks are smooth so I am guessing its not watercolour paper? Is it cartridge paper or something else? And what weight?
Hi hi. I highly suggest for drawing with fountain pens, use Hot Press watercolor papers. Cold Press is not so good unless you want textures. For CP papers I would rather use pencil…. Hope that helps!!
@@WheeTeck hey! thank u so much for your reply. i noticed it after a week as was going through a few turmoil! great tips. but why do i fail to produce thinner lines with my fude nib pens i still don’t understand! 🙈
This video is really helpful! Thank you so much! I usually try to sketch live, but people move in a flash, so I'm unable to get their pose right. But I've realised after watching this video that maybe I get too lost in the details. So I'll give live sketching another try using these tips. Thank you once again 🙏😊
I enjoyed your video and sharing of the process you use. You mentioned using all transparent colors. Would you please share your paint colors and brands in your palette?
hello...what is the stamp you have used at 6 min 40 seconds in the video??? and i am happy to see all your videos...you made things very simple .Thank you so much
Hey I made a video just for you on this... check it out... it's not so straight forward, 2min video, let me know if you need any other tips... ruclips.net/video/LKDAyJJWv2I/видео.html
I like the video, but sometimes is a bit difficult to relate to urban sketching when you are sketching from a photo, because in real life peoples move quickly and change in their perspectives. It would be really interesting if you can make videos on location.😉
It is true! The experience is completely different. But let me offer 2 points. 1) if you cannot sketch from photo you cannot sketch live. It is 5 times (or more) more difficult sketching real life than from photo. So it is good practice with photo. 2) You need to design, even urban sketching. Even if you choose not to use imagination when placing figures, you will still to move around and find the perspective you want, i.e. design your sketch. Before you start drawing. Otherwise, the aesthetic outcome of your sketch will be a hit and miss. Your suggestion is a valid and a good one. I’ve been thinking about doing video on site, but the Covid situation in Singapore is not helping. So have to wait a little more 🙏🙏 😊
I completely agree with your points, I have my art degree in design so I’m kinda “trained” in the design area, but I was looking for more tips and tricks specifically in drawing people in urban sketching/sketching on location setting, so yea… hopefully the covid situation is going to get better soon.
Ah I see… well, let me know if you have any specifics things you are looking for, we can learn from each other… the urban sketching community is a great one, very open to sharing secrets and knowledge 😊🙏
It’s always so fun to watch you sketch. How long did this piece take you in real life? 😅 A lot of great tips especially on drawing the perspective right. I really like how you often draw the outline shape before filling in the details. It’s interesting how you always get the perspective and size right even when you start with the outline! I’m still getting a mess 😆
It took me about an hour to draw and color. I focus a lot on the SIZE. If you get that wrong that’s it. Recovery mode all the way to the end… been there done that too many times… so I guess learnt from experience….
I am very impressed with the clear techniques that you explain. The shadow first technique in particular is extremely satisfying and quickly effective; it’s perfect for the fast pace of urban sketching - if the scene changes or you have to go, the essence is captured!
Thanks 🙏😊 as urban sketchers. We have to adapt watercolor techniques to something more fast pace. 😎 Thanks for tuning in!!
Enjoyed your video. your drawing line flow is amazing, direct, and without hesitation. Good perspective with imaginary vanishing point. WOW. Thank you!
Thank you for tuning in!! Much appreciated… 😊🙏
Fantastic tutorial as alwaysl! I found it thoroughly enjoyable, and your confident lines really stood out to me. Keep up the great work!
Hey thanks… much appreciated… will continue to make more videos as time permit! :)
Amazing! Beautiful 🙏
Hey thanks so much!! Much appreciated…🙏🙏😊
Thank you for this tutorial! You are the only one who is actually useful for drawing!!! 🔥🔥🔥💥💥👍👍👍💯💯💣
Awww!!! Thank you!!! 🙏🙏👍
great work！very detailed based and vibrant affect at the last~ thanks for sharing this
Thank you for tuning in…😊🙏
Brilliant! Thank you!
Hey thanks! 🙏😊
Excellent!
Hi hi! Glad you liked it!
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you. I found your video very inspiring and informative. Knowing how to start is probably a big barrier for many of us who have not yet tried urban sketching and would like to.
Good to hear! Conquering fear of course is part of the game… 🙏🙏🙏😊😊
Brilliant
Thanks🙏🙏😊
Thank you!
Welcomed!!🙏🙏😊
@4:52 Never thought of doing signs in that way ... The outline first then fill in the letters ... Genius . You learn something new everyday . thanks Wee Teck , Brilliant Sketch .
Thanks... haha I apply the same principle of drawing I teach, BIG to SMALL, that includes signs too!! Glad you found something useful...
Great technique and tips! Very helpful
Good. Glad you found it helpful!! 🙏🙏👍
Very helpful!
Thanks for tuning in!! Don’t forget to look at the free ebook in the descriptions! 🙏🙏😊
Crazy learning experience! Thank you!
Thank you for tuning in!!🙏🙏🙏😊😊
It's amazing how you make everything look so easy. And I've never used blue to build up skin tone. It's surprising how you made it work. I always make mistakes in painting skin. Sometimes mine turn up too yellow, sometimes they're too red.
Hey thanks for tuning in! I learnt the skin tone from Don Andrews. Took a workshop from him in Michigan and it was very effective. Glad you pop by… 🙏🙏😊
@@WheeTeck I've been so busy with my channel too. But I got a lull in my schedule and wanted to surf for a change. So glad to have watched your beautiful urban sketch
Nice, I looked up your channel, well done… beautiful works! 👍 Good to see you dedicate it to your faith too!! 🙏
@@WheeTeck oh how nice of you to drop by. Thanks. I really appreciate the visit.
🙏🙏🙏😊May the Lord bless the work of your hands richly in accordance to His abundance grace…
Wooowww, i am so lucky that i found your channel!! Super cool drawing!! Impressive, keep up the great work!! Really nice and inspiring
Hello! Thanks so much.. don’t forget to pick up the free eBook in the description!
Muchísimas gracias por este tutorial, saludos desde Lima-Perú. Me ha ayudado mucho a tener ciertas consideraciones. Thanks a lot.
Welcome!! 🙏🙏😊
Great video. Complex yet you make it look so easy. I am working on a street scene and will apply this trick.many thanks.
Indeed this scene is rather complex, eventually beginners will have to tackle figures to make their sketch believable... glad you found it useful!
Excellent. You give me the belief that i can actually put people in my sketches now....thanks.
Oh I’m sure you can. Just practice. Also watch my other videos on perspective ruclips.net/video/bILezIcMJeg/видео.html and crowd horizon. ruclips.net/video/y5Z3G504WF0/видео.html
Lovely
Good trick
Sure! :)
bravo
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Thank you so much for another super helpful video. It's really interesting to see how you draw certain things like signs and also how you paint the skin tone.
I struggle with finding the horizon. I'm definitely going to take a look at your other video about it.
Thank you and stay safe!
Haha… yes I “stole” it from my sketching friends too… so nothing new here… Yes my horizon (Vanishing Point) video is a good one if you haven’t seen it… 🙏
This video is very helpful. Thank you for sharing. Can you also share with us what fountain pen you are using? 😀
I normally use Sailor Fude Nib but in this video I use the Duke Confucius Bender Nib fountain pen… 🙏🙏😊
@@WheeTeck thank you 😀
ah! awesome tips! i always have issues with perspective when i do urban sketching. thanks for this!
Welcome! Thanks for tuning in. Do check out the video on perspective. ruclips.net/video/bILezIcMJeg/видео.html might give you additional idea!!
@@WheeTeck awesome, thanks ! i will.
This is really amazing. The drawing is simple and yet really tells a story. I love it! A question - what kind of paper do you use? the pen marks are smooth so I am guessing its not watercolour paper? Is it cartridge paper or something else? And what weight?
Hi thank you for your kind words. I use either Cold Press or Hot Press watercolor papers. I use between 190gsm and 300gsm. In this case HP 300gsm.
Very helpful. Lots of useful tips, especially when considering perspective.
Hey thanks for tuning in! Glad you found it useful!!
Great video Whee Teck! Great skin tone hints too! Would never have thought to use the cool blue. Silly question: what do the signs in the shop say? 😀
Thanks! The sign says BENG HUAT COFFEE STALL haha!!
Yes indeed 😂
thik is excellent! shall try my hands on in it!
Thank you!! 🙏🙏😊
@@WheeTeck i watched it again! which sketchbook did you use? why cant i produce controlled thin lines with my sailor or duke fude nib pen?? :(
Hi hi. I highly suggest for drawing with fountain pens, use Hot Press watercolor papers. Cold Press is not so good unless you want textures. For CP papers I would rather use pencil…. Hope that helps!!
@@WheeTeck hey! thank u so much for your reply. i noticed it after a week as was going through a few turmoil! great tips. but why do i fail to produce thinner lines with my fude nib pens i still don’t understand! 🙈
@@srabastibasu2 did you change the angle of your pen? I sometimes reverse the nib and draw on the scratchy side for really fine lines…
Thank you
You are welcome!
This video is really helpful! Thank you so much! I usually try to sketch live, but people move in a flash, so I'm unable to get their pose right. But I've realised after watching this video that maybe I get too lost in the details. So I'll give live sketching another try using these tips. Thank you once again 🙏😊
Great you found it useful! Good luck with the sketches, they more you do them, the better you get of course!!
great video highly skilled and well presented. btw in real time how long did it take to sketch and paint from start to finish?
Hey thanks! Thank you for tuning in. It took me about 50min total time, not too bad… normally I try to spend no more than an hour for a sketch.
I enjoyed your video and sharing of the process you use. You mentioned using all transparent colors. Would you please share your paint colors and brands in your palette?
I mostly use Daniel Smith, for actual colors check this video out ruclips.net/video/oz0OrhzfQw0/видео.html
Actually yes I do suggest Artist quality if you can afford it. The amount of “real” pigments matter…
@@WheeTeck Thank you!!
Really enjoyed it. Thank you! I’ll probably watch it multiple times to see how it all comes together. How long did it take to sketch the whole thing?
Thanks for tuning in! It took me about 50 min from start to finish. It’s a sketch, so I’m quite relax about the finish….
Fabulous sketch! Please tell us what pen, ink and sketchbook you use?
Hey there thanks! I use Sailor Fude Nib, De Atrementis Archival Black and for this BaoHong Academy HP sketchbook.
hello...what is the stamp you have used at 6 min 40 seconds in the video??? and i am happy to see all your videos...you made things very simple .Thank you so much
Ah its my name in Chinese. I had a stylized version made with rubber stamp… 🤣 So the lazy me just stamp away… haha! Hope thats helps 🙏😊
@@WheeTeckhahha nice... What is that stamp called...what can I ask after going to shop???
Hey I made a video just for you on this... check it out... it's not so straight forward, 2min video, let me know if you need any other tips... ruclips.net/video/LKDAyJJWv2I/видео.html
@@WheeTeck :so sweet of you...thank you so much
You are welcome!
Love this. What ink do you use? It is clearly water resistant.
Hi hi. Normally De Atrementis Black Archival…. I use others too. But that’s my favorite! 🙏🙏😊
@@WheeTeck My choice too. :-)
@@WhiskersMcMeow haha think alike!!
I like the video, but sometimes is a bit difficult to relate to urban sketching when you are sketching from a photo, because in real life peoples move quickly and change in their perspectives. It would be really interesting if you can make videos on location.😉
It is true!
The experience is completely different. But let me offer 2 points. 1) if you cannot sketch from photo you cannot sketch live. It is 5 times (or more) more difficult sketching real life than from photo. So it is good practice with photo. 2) You need to design, even urban sketching. Even if you choose not to use imagination when placing figures, you will still to move around and find the perspective you want, i.e. design your sketch. Before you start drawing. Otherwise, the aesthetic outcome of your sketch will be a hit and miss.
Your suggestion is a valid and a good one. I’ve been thinking about doing video on site, but the Covid situation in Singapore is not helping. So have to wait a little more 🙏🙏 😊
I completely agree with your points, I have my art degree in design so I’m kinda “trained” in the design area, but I was looking for more tips and tricks specifically in drawing people in urban sketching/sketching on location setting, so yea… hopefully the covid situation is going to get better soon.
Ah I see… well, let me know if you have any specifics things you are looking for, we can learn from each other… the urban sketching community is a great one, very open to sharing secrets and knowledge 😊🙏
It’s always so fun to watch you sketch. How long did this piece take you in real life? 😅 A lot of great tips especially on drawing the perspective right. I really like how you often draw the outline shape before filling in the details. It’s interesting how you always get the perspective and size right even when you start with the outline! I’m still getting a mess 😆
It took me about an hour to draw and color. I focus a lot on the SIZE. If you get that wrong that’s it. Recovery mode all the way to the end… been there done that too many times… so I guess learnt from experience….