2/15/2022 USA Grandpa Bill: Carly, the thing I notice is the delicacy of your vision. Your mind is able to see what most of us yet can't. Your development as an artist is profound compared to most of us. Fifty years ago as a traditionally trained architectural draftsman using 6h, 4h, 2h, pencils on vellum, I loved seeing the plans develop from faint to dark as if they rose from nothing to visibility on the paper. That's the closest I can get to see what you do. The wisps you create to form wonderful images are as elegant as the blossoming of our finest flowers. This is your innate talent, and each of us has some gift. I admire your doing, but I have to be satisfied with my gift which is a bit more coarse, heavy-handed, blunt. Thank you so much for your graciousness in sharing your talent and accomplishment. It's a real treat.
Carly I have been a teacher for many years and I love the way you make it simple and informative. I am learning to draw at 66 with many mediums. Well it what one does when they retire perhaps. The real positive about your video is your not selling products, Patreon sites and raving on about your life. Some dont know when to come up for air! Lol! Well done and cant wait to learn more from you
Hey David Haha thank you so much that means a lot. I actually really try to create content that is straight to the point and not messing around as I know people are very busy and I have a very short attention span haha. I hope to create some valuable content for you in the next year, that’s great that you’re learning to draw - keep up the good work and merry Christmas
Sister of art after my heart!! You have an ease and kindness that I really appreciate when you are explaining how you make your art! Your knowledge is very appreciated! We look at realism art the same way!💜
I am happy to see you drawing animals rather than people, especially celebrities which so many people seem to do. The tip about "indenting tool or embossing tool" was very helpful. You are an amazing artist, especially for someone overcoming your level of speech impediment.
@@carlyrenee.art Just joking! I was just being totally sarcastic and a wise ass. I'm American. Everything else I said was sincere. I have a long way to go and experiment with abstract art using pens more than pencils. However, I hope to draw Rhinos and other animals with much more practice in the next year. Rather than Photorealism I prefer and celebrate the imperfections of an artists work and the long road taken instead of shortcuts. There is a lot to knowledge to gain though by photorealism techniques such as in your videos. I am having a difficult time in Korea finding the silly puddy type kneading eraser and certain brands of Charcoal and graphite pencils here. Love your videos and you explain things well.
@@carlyrenee.art "I’ll have to say it more often" .... Yes, at least once at the beginning of the video and once at the end ... But wait, I have to go to the pharmacy to buy an inhaler first. Thank you, Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ... We will see you soon next year. 🎅
I've been drawing for years and some of the topics you touch on are exactly what I've come across, but never found a way to fix it, like the shine for graphite. Just simple things that make so much sense and I love it. Your video is informative, creative, and inspiring and I am so happy that I found it. I want to step up to that next level and you really break it down nicely. Very cool, ty. I am loving your other videos as well. So happy I found your page.
Hey Roxanne Thank you so much for your lovely comment. So glad that you’ve learned something from my videos, it can get really tricky when getting into the specifics of charcoal and graphite so happy to share all the tips and tricks that I’ve come across Looking forward to sharing more. Have a lovely Christmas xx
Am going back and watching your videos. Tigers are kind of my thing, we even own a roofing company named Tiger Roofing. Your progress from the 1st to 2nd tiger was superb. I am fairly new on my own artistic journey but I can see that I have been afraid to make my values as contrasted as yours when that is what makes your work so breathtaking. I live in Alaska and geographically we are miles apart but I feel a kinship with you through the pieces you are sharing with us here on utube. So much love and respect from AK-- Danielle 💋❤️
Ahh this video is everything for anyone who has an interest in drawing and doesn't know what tools to use. Thank you so so much Carly. You are so amazing !!!!! 💙🙌
Love that you explained the graphite shine and contrast with charcoal. Makes sense and now I see why I haven't been getting the darker values! Thanks so much!!!
Thank you so much for sharing the tools you use. I was once at the top of my profession in carpet laying and I always bought the best tools that I could find. It makes your work so much easier and produces a much better end result. Anything else is just a frustrating struggle! Looking forward to your course!
Hi Carly. I work in graphite and to make graphite powder I first put a block into a bag and use a hammer to brake it into smaller chunks, it can then be put in a pepper grinder and be ground up or ground directly onto the paper. I have also used an old NutriBullet to do this as well, both ways are quick and don't make a mess. Hope this is helpful. 😊
Excellent information shared by Carly in relation to tools and materials for painting. As an engineer specialized in designing and building industrial plants, I draw quite well, but now I want to paint to see how my works or works of art turn out.
OMG... I wish I had your drawing talents... (and your looks !!... 😍 ) Such beautiful eyes !! Wow... So good to hear an Aussie on you tube for a change !! Thank-you.. from your Brissie admirer... 😘
The makeup brushes are a great pro-tip, since a lot of people might only look in art supply stores for brushes. The indenting tool's another unexpected tip, but it makes perfect sense. Great tool kit tour!!
Glad I ran across your video. Great introduction to all of the useful tools. Recently picked up drawing again and interested in charcoal to get some deeper tones for depth. Thanks!
Thanks a lot for the class. I draw using pencils, and I didn't know all tips you gave us. I appreciate it. You're amazing!!! Blessings from Guatemala, Central America.
I wonder why the tools in your highlights are gone and kept finding it in your ig post but I found nothing and go to your tiktok because I really love your art then found out that you now have yt channel Im super happy, thank youuuu hope more contents to come
Little tip for you.the first eraser / Rubber you liked the most . If you cut it with a knife to resemble a pencil ✏️ you can keep sharpening it and shaping it for different needs a bit like that flexibility of the blue eraser.
very helpfull advice. generals charcoal is wonderfull stuff, if you can find some of their jumbo willow sticks. i highly advice you try it. deepest value ive found yet in the natural charcoal dept. plus its great to layin almost the full range of value while still being able to adjust as per natural charcoal. not crumbly brital stuff. i have sticks sharpened to points and used sticks right down to nothing with no probs. for blending, my go to is Pipe Lagging Insulation Foam - 15mm x 25mm x 2m most hardware suppliers sell it. dont get thinner than this as its way to flimsey. this stuff is quite unique plus it doesnt degrade the tool or the paper even after really scrubbing the paper.
I love your art!! Im also a charcoal artist, i love hearing others techniques! Have you ever tried eraser pencils for hair strokes? I find these the best for me!
@@Jeremy-san97 So...he isn't everywhere and knows everything....interesting. Of all the things I'd be curious about, it's the fella who nailed me to a cross.
Great video, easy to understand and simple practical examples. I noticed you have an in-depth process for preparing paper…. I’d love to see a video on what you do or use to prep prior to even starting to sketch something out.
hermosa tu y tus obras!!! Maravillosas obras! Me encanta todo lo que haces y la pasión que te mueve! Gracias por compartir y tus importantes y muy utiles consejos! Un abrazo desde Canary Islands!!
New subscriber here. Just wanted to thank you for sharing your tools and say I’m looking forward to more of your videos. I love the Australian accent. No idea what it is, it’s just awesome.
Very nice to see what you use. You must have a look at battery powered erasers. Very nice for pin point highlights and if you get use to them, you can get pretty good hair and fur effect.
10:34 - Instead of cutting the eraser, in high school we were taught in art to drag it on the carpet as if you are erasing a stubborn pencil mark. The angle your left with depends on how hard you erase! :)
Very valuable information. Never thought about embossing the paper. Gonna try this next time with a empty f-301 zebra fine point pen. Thanks for the information.
Totally! Thanks for sharing. It’s all about getting creative with your tools. I actually did consider doing this but I was too too nervous that there would still be some ink in the pen still 😅
Great info I have been looking to draw in charcoal for a while and I have just got back into graphite drawing again, might give the charcoal a go. Love your work got a lot of videos to catch upon 🙌👏
Hi carlee you are a magician with a brush!!! I’ve just came upon charcoal ! I’m gonna attempt my first drawing this Friday !! Wish me luck ! Ps it will be a nice change from doing watercolor paintings! Anyway I’ll keep looking for your RUclips videos ! See ya Paul !
hello carly I wanted to know what is it that you use when you draw on the paper to give this papyrus tint or (coffee tint) it looks so pretty..please continue your wonderful work it's beautiful
Hi, and thank you for the information about the tools that you use. I just wanted to know if it's possible to combine graphite and charchol in order to draw a portrait?
Good morning 🌞 thank you for your help with drawing, I enjoy your videos very much!!! Perhaps you can teach me how to surf sometime!!! You are extremely talented!!! And I love drawing and oil painting, wildlife and wilderness and Elk, deer etc. You are an inspiration to many. 😊
Your beauty is a big distraction from the core subject. Having said that it is very simple straightforward honest informative clip to watch. Thank you for sharing.
I often use eyeshadow black powder to create very dark values, is something I've started to experience since a was kid🤭..but never tested its aging..do you think it may compromise everything just fading away in time ? Thanks
Thanks for your information, Carly. I’m making portrets and am interest in the portrettist where you are talking about when you the embossing tool recomand. Greet, Anna
The graphite you showed had a Dutch name Bruynzeel or Bruynseel with an s. Both are also popular surnames in my native Belgium. I can't remember seeing them in the art stores when I sas still living there 30 years ago. Funny you said you were not even trying to pronounce them because unless you are Dutch or Belgian it wouldn't sound correct. But thanks for posting this. I haven't used charcoal since I was still in art class at 16, now 52 years ago but you made me want to try again. See if I can find the Waterford paper here in the US because it looks great...
Bostik brand blu tack is the best kneeded eraser of the all. For really smooth texture I use a natural sheep skin car chamois. Did you try Arches paper. I like your idea of a wash background. I too draw on my wall but I mounted my support on French cleats so I can easily just lift it to remove it from wall and put it on a flat surface This way I can move the drawing and support together and not just the paper.
Thank you for this awesome video. What about your lighting? There was big led light in one of your video. I live in Scandinavia with long winters and short days. Would you commend something about that lighting?
Ah yes I spent some time in Norway and had to get some good lights for drawing in winter. These were given to me but if you have a look online there is heaps of inexpensive lights. It’s called: ‘LED Photography Studio Softbox Light Stand’
hi carly,i want to ask u haw do you use and for what reason or how it helps the tools that u showed at the 11:38 minute,thanks! (beside,you are very beatiful! ;)
Hello and thank you for sharing your work process with all of us. I would like to know each time you prepare the canvas for a job, do you use the same liquids? Would you be so kind to share the brands of each one? Please .
Thanks for doing this video, I’ve never thought of making my own graphite powders so that is now top of my to-do list. I’d love to know if you have tried the new Faber Castell Matt graphite pencils, especially the 12B and 14B and what you think of them? Your Tiger is stunning! ✏️💕
2/15/2022 USA Grandpa Bill: Carly, the thing I notice is the delicacy of your vision. Your mind is able to see what most of us yet can't. Your development as an artist is profound compared to most of us. Fifty years ago as a traditionally trained architectural draftsman using 6h, 4h, 2h, pencils on vellum, I loved seeing the plans develop from faint to dark as if they rose from nothing to visibility on the paper. That's the closest I can get to see what you do. The wisps you create to form wonderful images are as elegant as the blossoming of our finest flowers. This is your innate talent, and each of us has some gift. I admire your doing, but I have to be satisfied with my gift which is a bit more coarse, heavy-handed, blunt. Thank you so much for your graciousness in sharing your talent and accomplishment. It's a real treat.
Carly I have been a teacher for many years and I love the way you make it simple and informative. I am learning to draw at 66 with many mediums. Well it what one does when they retire perhaps. The real positive about your video is your not selling products, Patreon sites and raving on about your life. Some dont know when to come up for air! Lol! Well done and cant wait to learn more from you
Hey David
Haha thank you so much that means a lot. I actually really try to create content that is straight to the point and not messing around as I know people are very busy and I have a very short attention span haha.
I hope to create some valuable content for you in the next year, that’s great that you’re learning to draw - keep up the good work and merry Christmas
I find it amazing that you wear white while using charcoal
Sister of art after my heart!! You have an ease and kindness that I really appreciate when you are explaining how you make your art! Your knowledge is very appreciated! We look at realism art the same way!💜
I am happy to see you drawing animals rather than people, especially celebrities which so many people seem to do.
The tip about "indenting tool or embossing tool" was very helpful.
You are an amazing artist, especially for someone overcoming your level of speech impediment.
Thank you so much :) what do you mean by speech impediment?
@@carlyrenee.art Just joking! I was just being totally sarcastic and a wise ass. I'm American. Everything else I said was sincere. I have a long way to go and experiment with abstract art using pens more than pencils. However, I hope to draw Rhinos and other animals with much more practice in the next year. Rather than Photorealism I prefer and celebrate the imperfections of an artists work and the long road taken instead of shortcuts. There is a lot to knowledge to gain though by photorealism techniques such as in your videos. I am having a difficult time in Korea finding the silly puddy type kneading eraser and certain brands of Charcoal and graphite pencils here. Love your videos and you explain things well.
I really love when you say the word "Paper" ....
You leave me without breath when I listen to it.
Haha I’ll have to say it more often 😂🙏🏼
@@carlyrenee.art "I’ll have to say it more often" .... Yes, at least once at the beginning of the video and once at the end ...
But wait, I have to go to the pharmacy to buy an inhaler first.
Thank you,
Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ...
We will see you soon next year.
🎅
I suffer the same, just by looking at her! lol
I love the way she spoke on us with low budget ❤
I've been drawing for years and some of the topics you touch on are exactly what I've come across, but never found a way to fix it, like the shine for graphite. Just simple things that make so much sense and I love it. Your video is informative, creative, and inspiring and I am so happy that I found it. I want to step up to that next level and you really break it down nicely. Very cool, ty. I am loving your other videos as well. So happy I found your page.
Hey Roxanne
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. So glad that you’ve learned something from my videos, it can get really tricky when getting into the specifics of charcoal and graphite so happy to share all the tips and tricks that I’ve come across
Looking forward to sharing more. Have a lovely Christmas xx
@@carlyrenee.art
Hello Carly Renee
Do you do work with pencil crayons or acrylic ?
I heard Micador matt spray will get rid of the shine and protect your artwork.
Am going back and watching your videos. Tigers are kind of my thing, we even own a roofing company named Tiger Roofing. Your progress from the 1st to 2nd tiger was superb. I am fairly new on my own artistic journey but I can see that I have been afraid to make my values as contrasted as yours when that is what makes your work so breathtaking. I live in Alaska and geographically we are miles apart but I feel a kinship with you through the pieces you are sharing with us here on utube. So much love and respect from AK-- Danielle 💋❤️
Ahh this video is everything for anyone who has an interest in drawing and doesn't know what tools to use. Thank you so so much Carly. You are so amazing !!!!! 💙🙌
Yay!! No worries Sam, can’t wait to see what you create !!
Jesus Christ loves you all he died for us repent and turn to Christ
@@luisevazquezcuen2793 I think Dante described a special ring of hell for people (like YOU, Vazquez) who go insanely OFF TOPIC !!
@@carlyrenee.art is that tiger drawing for sale?
Beautiful people create a beautiful art, thanks for your tutoring.
When beauty and art
Are compined the result is
Joy & happiness
Beautiful way of expressing by a lively Beautiful teacher. Lots of love and God bless you my dear child.
Love that you explained the graphite shine and contrast with charcoal. Makes sense and now I see why I haven't been getting the darker values! Thanks so much!!!
The bird sounds in the background are so relaxing
Thank you so much for sharing the tools you use. I was once at the top of my profession in carpet laying and I always bought the best tools that I could find. It makes your work so much easier and produces a much better end result. Anything else is just a frustrating struggle! Looking forward to your course!
Nice to see people thinking outside the box. Good idea with the makeup brushes, and imbossing tool.
Hi Carly. I work in graphite and to make graphite powder I first put a block into a bag and use a hammer to brake it into smaller chunks, it can then be put in a pepper grinder and be ground up or ground directly onto the paper. I have also used an old NutriBullet to do this as well, both ways are quick and don't make a mess. Hope this is helpful. 😊
Oh wow!! So creative - I love it. Your drawings look beautiful!! Going to go have a look ♥️
@@carlyrenee.art Thank you and good luck with your fantastic drawings😊
Excellent information shared by Carly in relation to tools and materials for painting.
As an engineer specialized in designing and building industrial plants, I draw quite well, but now I want to paint to see how my works or works of art turn out.
Your art is inspiring and being so easy on the eyes + the accent = a very satisfying vid indeed.
You are an absolutely incredible, pretty, and talented artist! Thank you so much this video is great as always! Happy New Year everyone!😀
Pls can u send me your WhatsApp number so that u will teach me somethings there
OMG... I wish I had your drawing talents... (and your looks !!... 😍 ) Such beautiful eyes !! Wow... So good to hear an Aussie on you tube for a change !!
Thank-you.. from your Brissie admirer... 😘
The makeup brushes are a great pro-tip, since a lot of people might only look in art supply stores for brushes. The indenting tool's another unexpected tip, but it makes perfect sense. Great tool kit tour!!
Glad I ran across your video. Great introduction to all of the useful tools. Recently picked up drawing again and interested in charcoal to get some deeper tones for depth. Thanks!
Thanks a lot for the class. I draw using pencils, and I didn't know all tips you gave us. I appreciate it. You're amazing!!! Blessings from Guatemala, Central America.
I wonder why the tools in your highlights are gone and kept finding it in your ig post but I found nothing and go to your tiktok because I really love your art then found out that you now have yt channel Im super happy, thank youuuu hope more contents to come
Beautiful, talented, smart and that accent, wow..…You're video helped me a lot. Thank you
Muchas gracias Carly por todos tus consejos. Son Geniales !!
Little tip for you.the first eraser / Rubber you liked the most . If you cut it with a knife to resemble a pencil ✏️ you can keep sharpening it and shaping it for different needs a bit like that flexibility of the blue eraser.
In the old days eg the 70's we use to use non scented hairspray as a fixative it wouldn't yellow like a scented one does. Nice work Carly
oh I used to do this too!! a great alternative :)
Every time wanderful. Enjoy it
Wow that tiger on the background is amazing
Its a Like founded a golden treasures for those who are all are Artists to do right thing in their art, Warm tq... ♥🖤
very helpfull advice. generals charcoal is wonderfull stuff, if you can find some of their jumbo willow sticks. i highly advice you try it.
deepest value ive found yet in the natural charcoal dept. plus its great to layin almost the full range of value while still being able to adjust as per natural charcoal.
not crumbly brital stuff. i have sticks sharpened to points and used sticks right down to nothing with no probs.
for blending, my go to is
Pipe Lagging Insulation Foam - 15mm x 25mm x 2m
most hardware suppliers sell it.
dont get thinner than this as its way to flimsey.
this stuff is quite unique plus it doesnt degrade the tool or the paper even after really scrubbing the paper.
Outstanding video! Very well spoken and knowledgable. Can't wait to watch more vids.
You are an incredible Artist. Thank you for this !!! 🙌
Thank you so so much 🥰🥰🙌🏼
I'm new to drawing and searched alot for info like this. This video is just so useful. Thanks alot!
Thanks Carly mama to showing all informaton about how you use tools
I love your art!! Im also a charcoal artist, i love hearing others techniques! Have you ever tried eraser pencils for hair strokes? I find these the best for me!
Jesus Christ loves you all he died for us repent and turn to Christ
@@luisevazquezcuen2793 bet he doesn't love the fella who nailed him onto that bit of wood!
@@eddiemcgrath8536 he was in so much pain he couldn't tell who nailed him there
@@Jeremy-san97 So...he isn't everywhere and knows everything....interesting. Of all the things I'd be curious about, it's the fella who nailed me to a cross.
You need tension for 🎉
Thank you Carly, a wealth of information presented beautifully.
Great video, easy to understand and simple practical examples. I noticed you have an in-depth process for preparing paper…. I’d love to see a video on what you do or use to prep prior to even starting to sketch something out.
So very useful examples, hints, demonstrations, Thank you!
Nice craftsmanship at the background there, and absolutely creative awareness on media required ......❤️
Nice sharing, I can learn from you Carly,thanks!
hermosa tu y tus obras!!! Maravillosas obras! Me encanta todo lo que haces y la pasión que te mueve! Gracias por compartir y tus importantes y muy utiles consejos! Un abrazo desde Canary Islands!!
New subscriber here. Just wanted to thank you for sharing your tools and say I’m looking forward to more of your videos. I love the Australian accent. No idea what it is, it’s just awesome.
Very nice to see what you use. You must have a look at battery powered erasers. Very nice for pin point highlights and if you get use to them, you can get pretty good hair and fur effect.
This is my first time seeing any of your videos and you did amazing showing what an artist needs best one I’ve seen. Can’t wait to see more now 😊
10:34 - Instead of cutting the eraser, in high school we were taught in art to drag it on the carpet as if you are erasing a stubborn pencil mark. The angle your left with depends on how hard you erase! :)
Nicely presented and neatly edited...
All Ur videos maintain that Hollywood documentary quality...
Highlight: U r soo beautiful... 🔥🔥🔥
Very valuable information. Never thought about embossing the paper. Gonna try this next time with a empty f-301 zebra fine point pen. Thanks for the information.
Merci beaucoup, pour cette vidéo. J'adore votre travail, vos tableaux sont superbes.
Belle fin de journée
Bises de France 🌈
Seriously this is the most beneficial video that I needed to see . Thank you gorgeous
Your so beautiful and talented ,and you willing to share your knowledge to us God bless you greetings from a Filipino like me it's very helpful.❤️❤️❤️
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family.
You are a great Artist !!!! 💙
awh thank you so much
Jesus Christ loves you all he died for us repent and turn to Christ
@@luisevazquezcuen2793 ok but what does that have to do with art
A ballpoint pen (or Biro for UK and OZ residents), without any ink, also makes a great embossing tool, because the tip is a hardened metal ball.
Totally! Thanks for sharing. It’s all about getting creative with your tools. I actually did consider doing this but I was too too nervous that there would still be some ink in the pen still 😅
You are quite delightful Carly. Very informative video, well done.
Thanks for all advice. I will develop with your advices. 😊❤
I have impressed to see your drawing technics 👏👍❤️
Great info I have been looking to draw in charcoal for a while and I have just got back into graphite drawing again, might give the charcoal a go. Love your work got a lot of videos to catch upon 🙌👏
Looking good and so does the artwork
Hi carlee you are a magician with a brush!!! I’ve just came upon charcoal ! I’m gonna attempt my first drawing this Friday !! Wish me luck ! Ps it will be a nice change from doing watercolor paintings! Anyway I’ll keep looking for your RUclips videos ! See ya Paul !
That’s amazing - good luck! You’ll do great
Awesome, Carly.
Congratulations.
😍
beautiful sharing and beautiful goals too, thank you 👍❤
hello carly I wanted to know what is it that you use when you draw on the paper to give this papyrus tint or (coffee tint) it looks so pretty..please continue your wonderful work it's beautiful
What a serene space to draw…
Thank you so much!!! Your presentation was wonderful!!!
Hi, and thank you for the information about the tools that you use.
I just wanted to know if it's possible to combine graphite and charchol in order to draw a portrait?
Good morning 🌞 thank you for your help with drawing, I enjoy your videos very much!!! Perhaps you can teach me how to surf sometime!!! You are extremely talented!!! And I love drawing and oil painting, wildlife and wilderness and Elk, deer etc. You are an inspiration to many. 😊
La satisfacción compartir los conocimientos, es una experiencia que refleja el alma de los verdaderos seres humanos
Thank you teachers🥰🥰🥰
Your beauty is a big distraction from the core subject. Having said that it is very simple straightforward honest informative clip to watch. Thank you for sharing.
Suck up 😂😂😂😂❤
@@7USC7 gladly...
Relax bro
Love your videos, very informative. You have amazing talent.
Very nice your Drawing Studio and Very good drawing materials
Thank you lots of helpful tips on this video. The pencil tip you were explaining I found something similar but it works well. Have a great day
Pls be continue on your channel you’re really doing good also your videos are very helpful for artists like me👍😊
I often use eyeshadow black powder to create very dark values, is something I've started to experience since a was kid🤭..but never tested its aging..do you think it may compromise everything just fading away in time ? Thanks
I love your Art, you are great artist , thank u for your information.
Thanks for your information, Carly. I’m making portrets and am interest in the portrettist where you are talking about when you the embossing tool recomand. Greet, Anna
The graphite you showed had a Dutch name Bruynzeel or Bruynseel with an s.
Both are also popular surnames in my native Belgium.
I can't remember seeing them in the art stores when I sas still living there 30 years ago.
Funny you said you were not even trying to pronounce them because unless you are Dutch or Belgian it wouldn't sound correct.
But thanks for posting this. I haven't used charcoal since I was still in art class at 16, now 52 years ago but you made me want to try again. See if I can find the Waterford paper here in the US because it looks great...
Carley, I just discovered you - beautiful work!!!
Bostik brand blu tack is the best kneeded eraser of the all. For really smooth texture I use a natural sheep skin car chamois. Did you try Arches paper. I like your idea of a wash background. I too draw on my wall but I mounted my support on French cleats so I can easily just lift it to remove it from wall and put it on a flat surface This way I can move the drawing and support together and not just the paper.
Thank you for this awesome video. What about your lighting? There was big led light in one of your video. I live in Scandinavia with long winters and short days. Would you commend something about that lighting?
Ah yes I spent some time in Norway and had to get some good lights for drawing in winter. These were given to me but if you have a look online there is heaps of inexpensive lights. It’s called: ‘LED Photography Studio Softbox Light Stand’
Thank you for sharing I love the brush ideas
hi carly,i want to ask u haw do you use and for what reason or how it helps the tools that u showed at the 11:38 minute,thanks! (beside,you are very beatiful! ;)
Hello and thank you for sharing your work process with all of us. I would like to know each time you prepare the canvas for a job, do you use the same liquids? Would you be so kind to share the brands of each one? Please .
Very informative video. Thank you for sharing your experience. Really appreciated 🙏
Great info 👏
Wow I'm just starting to watch the video this what I needed very rich information ❤
Great tips! Very well articulated! I subscribed. 🙂👋 I had no idea that acid free paper doesn’t get yellow as it ages. Thank you!
Thanks for doing this video, I’ve never thought of making my own graphite powders so that is now top of my to-do list. I’d love to know if you have tried the new Faber Castell Matt graphite pencils, especially the 12B and 14B and what you think of them? Your Tiger is stunning! ✏️💕
Thank you so much ☺️ I haven’t tried them yet. Apparently there’s not a huge difference with the shine but you should give them a go !
@@carlyrenee.art thanks Carly, I’ve ordered them so I can find out how good or not they are 🤔
Very helpful video. You are so amazing 🙌 Thank you !!!!
I'm so glad! thank you so so much!!
Jesus Christ loves you all he died for us repent and turn to Christ
Sometimes I get burnout working with watercolor, acrylic and oil. After watching u, go to charcoal thanks to u.
Thank you! This was SO informing!!!!
I'm hypnotised by your BEAUTY 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍. Can't even focus on what u saying
Hlo ma'am Yr sketching is so beautiful and Yr ideas,technic and sketching tools Osm and this is very helpful for me .thank you so much..
Great artworks...watching. From SIQUIJOR PHILIPPINES....im also and artist...admiring your paintings
your artwork are amazing
Thanks for your wonderful presentation