Drawing with your Eraser.
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- In this episode of Aaron's Art Tips, Aaron shows you how to use your eraser as an effective drawing tool when working in charcoal. Watch as Aaron brings a female lowland gorilla to life.
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Vincent Vangogh is my favorite artist but Aaron Blaise is also one of my favorites. He worked on a lot of my favorite animations in my youth and I love his work. I hope I can be as good as him someday
I love how clearly you communicate what you are doing. It's great to have a great artist that is a great speaker. Thank you for your tutorials.
1:01 What that's a quick sketch. I would have spend 7 or more hours doing that. You sir are talented good job and keep doing what your doing.
He used to work for Disney and created/animated films such as Brother Bear. He really is talented.
Yeah!
@@OrigamiFanClub and the lion king
I am very proud to say that Aaron Blaise is a big inspiration to me, and this video is a great reminder that to go back to traditional basics is great. By the way his latest Charcoal pieces are really great!
The Art of Aaron Blaise Hey man, just showing my love and appreciation! I just picked up your "Complete Animation Course." You've been a big help with just these tips, I can only imagine your course...
Aaah. The silence of an artist.
I can't draw but I love watching art videos. Thank you!
Wonderful tutorial that really informs the artist about general and specific techniques. I enjoy the parallel of concept design, traditional pencil with eraser, and the informative use of photo shop. Thank you Aaron.
Thank you. Aaron. I tried this technique many years ago in art school but was thinking it would suit for a portrait I'm doing of a grey Persian cat. I needed a refresher and there you were, in all your splendor, on RUclips! Much appreciated!
You are such an amazing artist, both with traditional and digital. Very much inspired!
Thank god I am not the only one who does this, especially if it is a professional
She's beautiful. Great drawing and tutorials as usual
hello Aaron, so when i saw this video i saw that u have such a powerful talent in drawing with charcoal and pencil. i had decided to try out this technique my self. So far im getting excellent results. my art teacher even admires this technique I'm using. i owe it all to u thank u so much. I really enjoy seeing your videos. keep it up.
This is such a good technique! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Watching your videos has really inspired me to draw again 😍
Well done...I'll give this technique a try. I'm also not too patient when doing art, so I like this quick sketchy style.
Nicely done , thank you for this demo.
Great tutorial. Loved your style of painting. Thankyou.
excellent video. I just started using this technique and stumbled on this video and it's the most helpful and explicit one I've found. A lot of art videos don't explain in such detail so they aren't as helpful. Thank you so much for sharing these tips and explaining the technique and tools so carefully.
What a great technique, I’ve never used charcoal or that type of eraser before, will be giving it a go !
Superb technic ,and one I never thought of attempting. I`m impressed and must give that a try .Thanks for sharing your technic Aaron.
Excellent video! So helpful. Clear. Well timed. Thank you!
Absolutely fantastic work 👍❤
Great video. I have used this technique often and appreciate your skill with it. Thanks for sharing this with us.
beautiful job! great instructions. I just bought some charcoal and sketching pencils yesterday as well as a kneaded eraser so looking at some videos to try
Thanks for the tip and really loved your work. Keep sharing your work and your suggestion.
I really appreciate these very unselfish artist sharing wonderful tips of theirs, thanks for your videos & time
thank you ， you are good teacher , and its really inspiring .
Was an absolute pleasure to watch. Thank you!
That was so easy to follow thank u
I'm obsessed with your work.
I love drawing but just as Aaron says, i'm also impatient and once i started to draw i wanted to put it all at once.. and the result of my drawing is that almost of it are unfinished..
I wish i have a long patience like other artist do...hmmp
Same
I was watching this, and I shit you not, two worlds one family starts playing in my play list, I nearly balled my eyes out.
Learned something really good. Thank you.
I am truly inspired. Thank you Mr.Blaise
Really so unique
I just got a charcoal set and i'm learning to use it
It's an amazing piece, but I was just wondering if perhaps you could make a demo on how to draw with compacted charcoal as opposed to vine charcoal that you used? I recently started a class and were learning about values, but I'm having a bit of difficulty using the compressed charcoal and don't know if I'm doing it right.
Thank you very much for all your videos and sharing your knowledge with those of us who are just starting off or that are hoping to hone our skills a bit more. You're a great teacher and its always enjoyable to watch your work process and imagination take flight.
Amazing! I liked it from the beginning!
You're an amazing artist. Love the work you do. You should do more like this one, though. Digital rocks but i think traditional art tutorials are very beneficial.
Great learning here .
Thanks for the demo. There are many types of erasers. It is import to mention what type of eraser you are using. Thanks
I love your work :) You are a huge inspiration for me and I enjoy every movie you've worked on you sir are awesome.
very very very good drawing.....sprrr.....good with step by step.I am from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you! 😊
I really love it. I feel like getting started myself.
Really awesome original idea! Love it! Thanks for uploading!
Beautiful artwork! Thanks for the videos:)
super sketch
It's funny that your sketches are at least x5 better than any final product I could make!
I wish I could be impatient with my drawings I get caught up in every last detail and projects end up taking me days if not weeks
Epic and thank you Aaron.
The Art of Aaron Blaise this is so awesome
Youre my idol now
I need to get better so the universities will take me and i need to learn what you teach (and not be afraid to try it)
This was a very informative tutorial. Thanks!
I'm so glad that I'm not the only one who puts the pencil in my mouth when I'm not using it!
That was so great. I did it a lot smaller in my pad but it still came out pretty good. Thanks.
Hi, Would it be possible to have the reference photo as I love the pose? I’ve just started using charcoal and I love it, I also absolutely love your channel! Thanks for all the time and effort you put into your videos 😊
Woooow!!! Amazing!! I gonna try this my self, thank you so much for sharing 😄
This is awesome! Thank you. I learnt a lot!
I'd love to see more of these!
Thats Totally awesome Mr Blaise Sir
You said you used the vine charcoal to do the linework, yes? How to you keep the linework itself from smudging/fading as you smooth down the dark light you did with the charcoal over it?
Thank You so much to share you're work, it 's a great source of motivation to keep working and improve our own work.It's all time a pleasure to see you drawing. :)
awesome man you should win a golden trophy for the drawing
Nice really like the tutorial! I learned from it and I’m inspired.
Wow- beautiful! What did you use to draw her originally so the charcoal didn't smear her?
thank you for your videos.
Great tutorial!!! Thank you for posting your videos!
Excellent Aaron
This is so amazing! Thank you for sharing!
Wow *.* I'm not really an artistic kind of girl but I love watching your videos ♡ I also love your animations such as Trunk Troubles ^_^
Love it! ....thx for sharing your experience!!!
holy poopy duuuuud! u are so talented and kewl!
Good info,thanks
Man, you are such a great artist and I am going to be practicing this when I get home! Also do more pencil drawing tips (:
Im quite impatient myself. Thank you for this sir.
Finally a technique my squirrel brain can work with! Thank you so much for sharing!
this is amazing sir!! I purchased the coyote foxes drawing course and I absolutely love it!! gorillas chimpanzees would be amazing::)))
Aaw. I love to spread graphite with my hands when I draw, too. ... to make shades for exaple
drawing with eraser..
it is pretty cool :D
Awesome.
WOW!!! I use similar technique. Good to know it's common out there...I also use little pieces of paper to blend different shades...Thank you Aaron for putting up great videos..always love your works :)
Beautiful!
Thats Amazing.
Can you do a video on drawing accuracy and the path towards that?
hello, I absolutely love your work! Im a pencil portrait artist but I also want to do animation. One thing that I have trouble with is that some portraits/drawings seem harder than others. sometimes I have a harder time seeing the shapes correctly. I want to develop consistency of accuracy in my work. how do I get to that point. sometimes I doubt myself as an artist and am afraid to start a portrait because of fear of getting it wrong. Even though everyone else seem to love my work this is a struggle for me. any advice please? I would really appreciate it, thank you!!
My only advice to you is to continue! Keep pushing. Keep drawing. Keep challenging yourself. Over time you will get better and more confident. A pro soccer player has played thousands of hours of soccer to get to the pro level. We artists are the same. It takes time and dedication. Remember that a master has made more mistakes than a novice has even tried.
The Art of Aaron Blaise thanks for these inspirational words
AG FilmWriter you can never get art wrong, the only fear you have is that ur afraid that it will be ugly, but you need to know that art is ur creation, you can do whatever YOU want with it. You can make whatever you want, draw whaterver you want
Thank you for the tips
Nice camera work!👍🏻
This is very beautiful but it needs her eyes back. Just a spark to make it alive.
CENTURION I feel he added to much detail
I liked it with flatter colors and all the details coming through showing the beautiful creature
It ended up looking like a drawing which is not what you want when drawing something
You want it to look like that something of its supposed to be something
Sometimes detail ruins
I agree. To me it looked the best around 10:39
Superb!
i clicked on this video knowing there would be harambe comments. well.. found about 30
amazing
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wow! very interesting! I love your work! as it's my passion to be an artist I am very fascinated by your work its very I don't know special in a way? I love that you make drawings of animals for I love them I'm new to your channel and I already love it by this video! I'm going to keep watching your videos so I can proceed my passion on being an artist thank you for sharing your art and letting others learn from your style and ways of drawing!
Great video and tip!
great
Thank you for honoring harambe like that. my family has been grieving ever since our favorite gorilla was killed over another parents fault. I am incredibly moved by your video, and it gives me a weird feeling of security and strength through the tough times I went through and often remember. Do you have way to autograph it and let me buy it? Im truly in love with it, because again, My family has been struggling through the tough times that occurred.
Great vid Aaron - good job :D
wow so good👍👍👍👍👍👍
Nice
love the intro
Can you please tell us what brand of charcoal pencils you are using to darken after your use your eraser?