This is very helpful! I took a Paul Heaston class on Craftsy some time ago. He is very talented, but got quite detailed right off the bat and I was sunk. BTW, I like teaching videos like this WITHOUT music. Music is so oersonal and what may be pleasant to one person is irritating to another. I always feel like I can play my own music in the background if I want when watching a tutorial like this.
Always love to see your watercolor sketches. You should publish a coffee table book.💖 Btw, I saw you a few years back at a mall near where I used to live. I was too shy to approach you and also did not want to disturb you as you were having dinner with your wife. Suffice to say, I was fangirling in silence.😅 Thanks for your helpful and entertaining videos!
Great video!!! So important Especially when you’re standing, and your arm is cramping. I really need to learn to simplify a drawing, yet still keep it recognizable.
I like both these types of sketching , the simplified way Id probably use for a rough draft of the more detailed sketches, you explain so well its easy to understand as you you sketch , but I see the more 2 point perspective in the detailed drawing, I noticed something i never realized before, its all about angles too when we look at the subject, that will make me understand better to draw from what i actually see, thanks for the great instruction as always Im inspired by your sketches,
Oh and I really enjoy the 'reduced palette' watercolor concept. Where you select only 3 colors from your stash of watercolors and use that to make a balanced painting. Keep up the good work!
very informative....i always try to get the details but i see now that it is not important for fast sketches. if u want details u can always take a pic and do at home. thx
Hey, was just asking if my sketch should always be neat and straight and not some free hand kinda sketch that you you have shown a tutorial here about? What I mean is can sketches be both about free drawing and not always about keeping the lines straight and the details right?
A straight line does not have to be perfectly straight to give the illusion it’s straight. A sketch can appear detailed even without details added everywhere. Making art is about creating an illusion sometimes. Anything goes. You won’t know what works or not until you try it. Experiment.
I'm very happy with my Kaweko Sport which costed me only $20, so I had $15 more to spend on DeAtramentis ink, which is suitable for fountain pens and dries rather quickly and is waterproof so you can use watercolor over it! Double win!
This is very helpful! I took a Paul Heaston class on Craftsy some time ago. He is very talented, but got quite detailed right off the bat and I was sunk. BTW, I like teaching videos like this WITHOUT music. Music is so oersonal and what may be pleasant to one person is irritating to another. I always feel like I can play my own music in the background if I want when watching a tutorial like this.
I really like this step by step tutorial, helps a lot! Thank you for putting your time on this.
Always love to see your watercolor sketches. You should publish a coffee table book.💖 Btw, I saw you a few years back at a mall near where I used to live. I was too shy to approach you and also did not want to disturb you as you were having dinner with your wife. Suffice to say, I was fangirling in silence.😅 Thanks for your helpful and entertaining videos!
Great video!!!
So important Especially when you’re standing, and your arm is cramping. I really need to learn to simplify a drawing, yet still keep it recognizable.
I like both these types of sketching , the simplified way Id probably use for a rough draft of the more detailed sketches, you explain so well its easy to understand as you you sketch , but I see the more 2 point perspective in the detailed drawing, I noticed something i never realized before, its all about angles too when we look at the subject, that will make me understand better to draw from what i actually see, thanks for the great instruction as always Im inspired by your sketches,
A much needed tutorial for me. Thank you!
Your tutorials have been helping me so much. Love your work, glad I found your channel recently
An excellent video, as always. You are a very inspirational art teacher!
Oh and I really enjoy the 'reduced palette' watercolor concept. Where you select only 3 colors from your stash of watercolors and use that to make a balanced painting. Keep up the good work!
Great tutorial video, very helpful for people want to do urban sketches. Thank you!!
Thank-you! Practical and very useful advice!
You are the best, I love your drawing and painting video.
Very helpful video. Good knowledge for different size sketchbooks or smaller watercolor paper like Artist Trading Cards ot Postcards
Thank you for another wonderful video, Teoh!
Beautifully Made ♡
VERY helpful! Thank you!
Thank you, your videos are very helpful
Thank you Teoh!
Amazing as always.... so informative!
very informative....i always try to get the details but i see now that it is not important for fast sketches. if u want details u can always take a pic and do at home.
thx
Thank you for this art video
Thank you so much for this you are incredible! Can you do a video on portraits? Or drawing people
Great tutorial Teoh. That looks a very flexible nib....is it a gold nib? If not, what nib is it?
That's Pelikan M200. It's supposed to be a stiff nib (F) but it can produce a thicker line when pressed harder.
Fantastic 🤔
Nice video!! Very helpful!!
Great Video im very helpful.
What fun!
Great ways to sketch, thanks so much:)
helpful!!
Can you please say what pen and nib you are using. Thank you for this informative tutorial.
Transparent one Pelikan M200
what ink pen do you use
Pelikan M200
Hey, was just asking if my sketch should always be neat and straight and not some free hand kinda sketch that you you have shown a tutorial here about?
What I mean is can sketches be both about free drawing and not always about keeping the lines straight and the details right?
A straight line does not have to be perfectly straight to give the illusion it’s straight.
A sketch can appear detailed even without details added everywhere.
Making art is about creating an illusion sometimes. Anything goes. You won’t know what works or not until you try it. Experiment.
Hello. I will want to indulge myself and I will like to buy myself an foutain pen. I have a budget of around $ 100. You advise me which foutain pen?
Check his blog and other videos - he has done many reviews of fountain pens. My opinion: You can get a great one for 25$ - TWSBI Eco.
I'm very happy with my Kaweko Sport which costed me only $20, so I had $15 more to spend on DeAtramentis ink, which is suitable for fountain pens and dries rather quickly and is waterproof so you can use watercolor over it! Double win!
@@PaulaBean thanks Paula 😊
love this! consider add some back song to the video maybe?
:-)
stop adding when the pen clogs up
Wait, what?
Okay... Now do it smaller..... and smaller... How small can you go!!!
Like, on a post stamp?
@@PaulaBean oooooh yes 😍😍😍😍😍