Sketch People Loosely like a Pro: Urban Sketching Tips
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Expressive and Loose ink and watercolor tutorial on how to sketch interesting people.
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Chapters:
00:00 Sketching people with a story
00:10 Choosing interesting references
00:17 1st loose figure line work (technique)
02:17 2nd figure line work (tips)
04:55 3rd figure line work (more detailed)
08:34 Expressive watercolor wash technique
09:33 Final reveal and what to watch next!
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I have been watching one of your tutorials after another over the last two days. Just amazing how helpful they are to me.
I like the way you simplify the head. The way of not connecting the lines. I think I get it but it will be useful if you do a tutorial on simplified heads.
Thanks for the suggestion Miguel. I definitely have that on the list of videos to make👍🏼
Your videos have really helped me be less afraid of urban sketching and just drawing people in general. Watching how you evaluate space & proportions in a simple way has helped me loosen up in my sketches which makes drawing less intimidating and more fun so thank you!
That’s so awesome to hear Ose!! Glad these videos have been helpful. All the best 🤗
You are so simple in your tutorials and I have found this to an absolutely amazing help. Thanks so much? Can you include some sketches of nature and wildlife in your tutorials? I am into nature journaling and your method of capturing silhouettes quickly would make it an excellent approach to capture nature quickly. Thanks.
Thanks for the suggestion Yilma! That is a great idea. I have a few videos like that I would like to make in future like drawing buildings and animals👍🏼
Great!
keep them coming! Great art!
I loved this, thanks so much! I will definitely be trying this loose style in upcoming sketches
Thanks, love it!! Refreshing approach
Thank you, I love your work !
Your process is captivating! I appreciate the calm tone of your videos, very conducive to learning and practice. Thanks so much!
Thank you!🤗
I loved it and sketched along thank u!!
I absolutely love it! I want to loosen up in my style and feel inspired to try this. Thanks so much
Thanks Carolyn! That's great to hear! All the best 🤗
This is by far the best tutorial of drawing people I have ever seen ! Thanks ! I love your channel Scottie
Wow, thank you!
Love this! I finally just started drawing this month and thinking about negative space is helping a lot!
That's awesome! Keep up the great work 🙌🏼
It's just wonderful! It's so interesting to watch the unbreakable line. There is no construction, there is only one line) and there is such lightness in your sketches that you want to consider them 🙏🙏🙏 Thanks a lot ☀️
Thanks for watching Ana!🤗
I am fascinated by your ability.
Such fun. I wish I could get your loose style. Thank you Scottie.
🤗 all the best Carol!
Great videos! learning to accept the mistakes 👍
My sketches have improved so much since I learned ur techniques and started watching ur channel, keep up the good work 👏 💯
That’s great! Thanks Jae, Will do 🙌🏼
Love your videos,,,I have been learning a lot!, thank you
Great to hear Veronica!🤗
Thank you 🙏
I love your style💗❤💞💖💘. I'm getting watercolor Saturday. I'm gonna practice this for 1 month strait. I'm gonna practice on sketch paper just the silhouette and when I get better I will do it in a nice book like you have with watercolor color. I can't wait!!! Thanks so much for your vids they are very calming like your voice. I hope you have a great life creating beautiful art.
that’s great Paulie! I’m sure you will enjoy the process!🙌🏼🤗
Excellent thank you so much 😊
Thank you.
Great style. Thank you
Thanks Silvia🤗
the negative spaces are as important as the positive ones. they are a great help for sketching.
well said Victor 🙌🏼
Danke!
many thanks PTW! appreciate the support👍🏼
Hi i really like your draw style i hope you will make more videos about "LOOSE" draw
Thanks, will do👍🏼
Amei! Amei!!!
super... sir..!
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absolutely love your style, just wondering what white pen you used at the end? thankyou!
thanks! it’s a Posca fine tip paint marker👍🏼
Very nice work! Do you sketch from life outdoors? If so, could you make a video about that?
Thanks! Yes I have started to sketch outdoors and am hoping to make a video about my experience soon. Eventually I plan to make it a regular part of my upload schedule to cover different topics 👍🏼
Wowwwww
Your videos are helpful. I personally enjoy the not over technical explanations. However, I just can't get the width of shoulder right! I draw a basic ok head, but when I try place the outside shoulder/upper arm , it is pure luck if it is in proportion height or width to head/neck I've just drawn. Any advise?
Good question. For a man in front view, I start from the side of the head and go across one head width to find the side of the shoulder (A woman would be roughly 1/2 a head width across). So the total width of the body is roughly 3 head widths(2 to 2.5 heads for a woman).
I also go down from the chin roughly 1/3 of the height of the head to find the top of the shoulder.
These are very basic measurements that I have in the back of my mind as I sketch and it all depends on the person but I find it helps to start with these. As the pose changes from front view I have to guess a bit. If you want to explore other methods you could try drawing a mannequin with pencil to lay out these proportions.
I hope that helps David!
Thank you!
I always have a hard time finding good references. Do you have any recommendations for finding photos like the ones you use?
my favourite website is Pexels.com but I’m thinking of making a video about it soon so stay tuned!
@@SketchingScottie thank you 🙏🏾
How to mix skin tone,
I used a light wash of Burnt Sienna for the skin tone👍🏼
@@SketchingScottie tq
Clever dolphin 81
Thanks….however, better start in knowing the proportion e.g., percentage or sections the body, head, elbow, knee, leg and so on.
Yes good to start there for sure. If you want loose sketching please try this method!
Wow!! Very dangerous 💀