Have ever made a video on patreon on: when you started, what motivated you to begin drawing, how you practiced, how long it took before you started to see progress?
To see progress on your drawing skills,you have to work. Draw everyday for at least 2 hours. Do not try too many different mediums,stick to graphite pencils and keep drawing the same or similar stuff. Watch as many videos for tips and tricks on how to draw as you can. After a year, you can draw like a Pro,even if you started from scratch!!
This is an excellent picture and tutorial for any beginner in charcoal Miroslav. Thank you for this one my friend, we all appreciate it. Any chance of drawing a Monkey Puzzle tree please, they're fascinating?
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Wonderfull and very kind of you!
Wow an amazing skill ❤
It's beautiful...❤
Tanks you for you wonderful pittoresk,you Are a big inspiration for me.😊
Great tutorial! Thank you.
Well done and explained
Nice job !
Have ever made a video on patreon on: when you started, what motivated you to begin drawing, how you practiced, how long it took before you started to see progress?
To see progress on your drawing skills,you have to work. Draw everyday for at least 2 hours. Do not try too many different mediums,stick to graphite pencils and keep drawing the same or similar stuff. Watch as many videos for tips and tricks on how to draw as you can. After a year, you can draw like a Pro,even if you started from scratch!!
@@greekveteran2715 thanks alot!!! Really wanting to try it out!!
Very nice 👍 ❤
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You draw beautifully and really fast. 3,4 days for each drawing.
This is an excellent picture and tutorial for any beginner in charcoal Miroslav. Thank you for this one my friend, we all appreciate it. Any chance of drawing a Monkey Puzzle tree please, they're fascinating?
I used this as a tutorial for my art class.
What kind of paper do you use for landscapes? Is it smooth like typing paper or is it more course like a texture paper?
With charcoal honestly the paper is not a big factor but I prefer thicker paper that's neither too rough nor too smooth.
Thank's you :D
omg My frist like i got at youtube:D
Savrseno