Nice work. However, I think your putting yourself in the wrong category. From the work I've seen, I think you're painting photorealism and surrealism, not hyperrealism. That is, it doesn't look hyperreal being all you can see is a closeup of the face. It doesn't look like an actual tiger in the room. Hyperreal is different than photorealism in that way. Hyperreal is more about creating an optical illusion than creating a beautiful painting with zoomed in tiny details.
That drawing of the tiger was incredible. I appreciate the valuable hints given on how to achieve the desired affect that I would want to portray. I'm certainly going to give it a go.
I am a beginner honestly, and i am moved by your level of overwhelm and ease, so i want to learn from you... How do you see a photo now.. What are you thinking... What did you father across say each species that you have drawn, materials you use... And their amending where they aren't available in the way you have used them.. Maybe in a lower cost way.... Share it all please... There is just a sea for me to learn
Absolutely stunning drawing! and everything you say it is so true. Thanks for sharing your talent and tips! How do you transfer the reference image to the large canvas?
Love your work. Getting back into charcoal myself. Question... How do you store the larger pieces? When you sell or display your do you framed them? Love to sell at events but not sure how to display them to sell. Thanks!! Your work is amazing!!!
I have to say there are so many RUclipsrs that say ANYONE can learn to be an artist. Some people say they are « self taught « But it has always been my opinion that you’re either born with talent or you’re not. Skills are learned, instinct is not.
What a great artist! Your drawings are amazing and inspirational. I am a beginner and need to know what type of eraser/pencil do you use to make white lines. Thank you!
Incredible work my friend!, just wondering which paper role you use for large scale charcoal pieces??, I’d love to try some bigger pieces myself, only really to A3 though lol😊
@@StudioWildlife Absolutely brilliant & very helpful video!, thank you so much 🙏 I look forward to trying a larger scale piece soon!. Just ordering the paper now 😊 keep up the great work sir, look forward to following your journey and future work!. Best wishes Mitch
Here’s the link to the video I made going through all of the materials I use, the white is just the paper showing through. It’s an eraser to remove the charcoal ruclips.net/video/BFk1eH0LpIQ/видео.html&feature=shareb
No the paper isn’t strong enough and will buckle and tear. Watercolour paper works, or you can buy small rolls of gessoed canvas for relatively cheap too
Fabriano artistico paper, There’s a link to a pad of the paper in the video description, I buy huge rolls of it though, and yeas you can combine charcoal with graphite but I haven’t personally done it but I know a lot of people out there that use both
It’s a bit of both, I am working from a reference photo but I use my experience to help make adjustments and change the fur texture away from the reference slightly. I don’t want it looking exactly the same as the photo
I dont understand people who want a painting or drawing to look like a photo... Since cameras were invented, more artists started to create more unrealistic art because nobody needed a realistic painting if they could just take a picture. The point where people want to see details is not convincing me either... Art is supposed to be looked at from the distance...not through a magnifying glass 3cm from the canvas. I mean, Im impressed by skills if somebody can make a hyper realistic piece. It gives a lot of experience that is needed in other works. But I just dont understand why somebody would want just a tiger and pay a lot for the work, wait a lot of time to get it done etc. If they could print a picture in high quality
Who says art is supposed to be looked at from a distance? Art doesn't have rules, just because it's not particularly to your taste doesn't mean it doesn't have it's place.
What makes it special over a photograph which anybody could aquire, is the fact that it's not a photograph. It takes a tremendous amount of time and skill to pull this off in just the right way as to give it the appearance of realism. Then there's the bonus of telling people "no. Actually it's not a photograph" then you get the typical 🤯
Because it's an original artwork. It virtually never is the same as a photo, because (rightly or wrongly) people value art over photography. because case accuracy does not necessitate copying the photo. People do want realism actually more than not. You've only got to look at the number of people that want art works of pets they already have the photo for. This is art instruction as such you do need to get up close to learn.
Art is whatever you want it to be. Abstract, not completely done or even something super simple. Your statement of why draw it if you can take a picture of it… is like saying why buy a car when u can take an Uber. It’s the feeling of doing it yourself and making it your own.
If u dont understand then that is your own business. Art has no form. Realistic or unrealistic does it even matter? Is just you cant do it and jealous of other people success
Do you have any questions about drawing with charcoal? Let me know and I’ll try to answer them in my next video!
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Nice work. However, I think your putting yourself in the wrong category. From the work I've seen, I think you're painting photorealism and surrealism, not hyperrealism. That is, it doesn't look hyperreal being all you can see is a closeup of the face. It doesn't look like an actual tiger in the room. Hyperreal is different than photorealism in that way. Hyperreal is more about creating an optical illusion than creating a beautiful painting with zoomed in tiny details.
That drawing of the tiger was incredible. I appreciate the valuable hints given on how to achieve the desired affect that I would want to portray. I'm certainly going to give it a go.
I am a beginner honestly, and i am moved by your level of overwhelm and ease, so i want to learn from you... How do you see a photo now.. What are you thinking... What did you father across say each species that you have drawn, materials you use... And their amending where they aren't available in the way you have used them.. Maybe in a lower cost way.... Share it all please... There is just a sea for me to learn
Someone gave me some charcoal pencils and I have never used them. Maybe sometime I will. You are an inspiration for sure.
This was so informative...thanks for sharing 🥰
Charcoal panda head with water reflection is still my favorite charcoal I started and never finished.
Ff
Absolutely wicked tiger
Beautiful. Great talent
Wow I learnt something, Thank you very much.
You are the best..
I like drawing but dont have skill.
Thanks for all your videos.
From indonesia.
Absolutely stunning drawing! and everything you say it is so true. Thanks for sharing your talent and tips! How do you transfer the reference image to the large canvas?
He uses an opaque projector
Love your work. Getting back into charcoal myself. Question... How do you store the larger pieces? When you sell or display your do you framed them? Love to sell at events but not sure how to display them to sell. Thanks!! Your work is amazing!!!
I have to say there are so many RUclipsrs that say ANYONE can learn to be an artist. Some people say they are « self taught « But it has always been my opinion that you’re either born with talent or you’re not. Skills are learned, instinct is not.
thanks, this is so interesting.
What a great artist! Your drawings are amazing and inspirational. I am a beginner and need to know what type of eraser/pencil do you use to make white lines. Thank you!
Thank you! Here’s the video I made showing all of the tools I use in my charcoal drawings ruclips.net/video/BFk1eH0LpIQ/видео.html
Amazing work thanks for sharing your experience regards from Slovenia 😊
Incredible work my friend!, just wondering which paper role you use for large scale charcoal pieces??, I’d love to try some bigger pieces myself, only really to A3 though lol😊
Thanks! I’ve got a video with everything I use for these large charcoal pieces ruclips.net/video/BFk1eH0LpIQ/видео.html. 😁
@@StudioWildlife Absolutely brilliant & very helpful video!, thank you so much 🙏 I look forward to trying a larger scale piece soon!. Just ordering the paper now 😊 keep up the great work sir, look forward to following your journey and future work!.
Best wishes
Mitch
Did you start with picture reference and then after time work you way up to muscle memory?
You are awesome
Second ;) You inspire me.
Sir Please highper realistic tiger face grafide sketch drawing 👍
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I love and enjoy your videos.. may i ask what kind of Pen you are using for the white. Is it a marker, white ink, what is it called? Thank You.
Here’s the link to the video I made going through all of the materials I use, the white is just the paper showing through. It’s an eraser to remove the charcoal ruclips.net/video/BFk1eH0LpIQ/видео.html&feature=shareb
@@StudioWildlife thank you so much for taking the time to reply. I really do appreciate it!
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Is it possible to paint wild life animals in A4 bond paper with acrylics? (can't afford to buy canvas)
No the paper isn’t strong enough and will buckle and tear. Watercolour paper works, or you can buy small rolls of gessoed canvas for relatively cheap too
What kind of paper are you drawing on and can you combine graphite and charcoal? Thanks
Fabriano artistico paper, There’s a link to a pad of the paper in the video description, I buy huge rolls of it though, and yeas you can combine charcoal with graphite but I haven’t personally done it but I know a lot of people out there that use both
Sir please explain how did you draw texture. Did you created those texture yourself or follow the texture reference on the photo?
It’s a bit of both, I am working from a reference photo but I use my experience to help make adjustments and change the fur texture away from the reference slightly. I don’t want it looking exactly the same as the photo
@@StudioWildlife please next time make texture tutorial video sir.
I dont understand people who want a painting or drawing to look like a photo... Since cameras were invented, more artists started to create more unrealistic art because nobody needed a realistic painting if they could just take a picture. The point where people want to see details is not convincing me either... Art is supposed to be looked at from the distance...not through a magnifying glass 3cm from the canvas. I mean, Im impressed by skills if somebody can make a hyper realistic piece. It gives a lot of experience that is needed in other works. But I just dont understand why somebody would want just a tiger and pay a lot for the work, wait a lot of time to get it done etc. If they could print a picture in high quality
Who says art is supposed to be looked at from a distance? Art doesn't have rules, just because it's not particularly to your taste doesn't mean it doesn't have it's place.
What makes it special over a photograph which anybody could aquire, is the fact that it's not a photograph. It takes a tremendous amount of time and skill to pull this off in just the right way as to give it the appearance of realism. Then there's the bonus of telling people "no. Actually it's not a photograph" then you get the typical 🤯
Because it's an original artwork. It virtually never is the same as a photo, because (rightly or wrongly) people value art over photography. because case accuracy does not necessitate copying the photo. People do want realism actually more than not. You've only got to look at the number of people that want art works of pets they already have the photo for. This is art instruction as such you do need to get up close to learn.
Art is whatever you want it to be. Abstract, not completely done or even something super simple.
Your statement of why draw it if you can take a picture of it… is like saying why buy a car when u can take an Uber.
It’s the feeling of doing it yourself and making it your own.
If u dont understand then that is your own business. Art has no form. Realistic or unrealistic does it even matter? Is just you cant do it and jealous of other people success