Essential steps for shading like a professional
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- In this step-by-step instruction, you will embark on an exciting journey to learn the basics of shading. Join us where we'll dive deep into shading techniques for beginners. With clear explanations and a practical demonstration, this video ensures that even if you're new to shading, you'll be equipped with all the necessary fundamentals. Discover how to play with light and shadow to add depth, dimension, and realism to your artwork. Witness how shading enhances the form and texture of objects, whether it's a still life, portrait, or landscape.
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I absolutely love how you teach. No background music, excessive joking or distracting presentation/production. Just raw knowledge for those who want to learn and take their skills to the next level. It is much appreciated. If and when you have time could you cover the topic of composition?
I love your work. That might seem strange because I am a 76 year old female retired accounting manager. I have sketched, painted, doodled etc., for many, many years. Recently I have gone back to my pen and ink work, which keeps me busy, but I love following other artists work. Please keep doing what you are doing in helping others perfect their work, particularly young people.
Excellent video! I love the level of detail you put into your lessons
Glad it was helpful!
you're my best teacher. I wish I could have drawn like you when I was a kid. Now in my 40's I'm trying to get those beautiful shapes to my drawings thanks to you. This is a wonderful and relaxing hobby for me. I like to draw terror and alien creatures.
Awesome stuff. Been binge watching all your content. I recently had my first kid so havent been spending more than 10-15 minutes on any given drawing. Your content makes me want to start rendering some of the work I've done.
Your channel is a blast man, you deserve much more.
I'm glad the RUclips algorithm brought me to your treasure of a channel! These videos feel very mature and professional, and it's as if I'm attending an art lecture at a prestigious university!
Glad you like them!
17:05 Years ago, one "tool" or technique i came up with on how to destroy the blank piece of paper fear/overwhelm, the answer was just to throw some random lines, totally random without anything in mind, actually it might qualify as scribbles, and from there the pareidolia will begin to make it´s magic and something will begin to appear. I also do thumbnails that way, i draw a small fuzzy ball of graphite on the paper and sometimes i blend it, just like watching clouds and from that i begin, i have filled lots of pages with thumbnails that way, and probably in a totally im not feeling creative right now mind state.
YAY! Always a happy surprise to see a new video. Love them so much!
Glad you like them!
@@bobbyrebholz2183 I really do! It's been a very difficult year, but these videos...I look forward to them a lot.
I like your style of drawing and method of teaching. It's really interesting, simple for understanding and help for me. Continue, please.
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you. Please more on shading, its helping!
Been binging on this channel all week! Thank you for all the great tips.
Do you do any art critic? That would be a great video to watch aswell :)
I do portfolio reviews but actually have been considering live art reviews. Thanks for the suggestion!
OH nice, this is exactly the thing i want to start once i get satisfied with the textures!
i can't do it both in once, i always ended up burning myself up
thank you a lot
keep up the good work
Greatly appreciate this. Diving back into pencils for the first time in years and refreshing my memory. Definitely got a lot of catching up to do.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I appreciatie it a lot.
My pleasure!
Thanks for the video! I freaking love your videos man! I appreciate all you're talking about! So when you do a drawing, you first make a very light outline, then you go over EVERYTHING with multiple layers?
You got it!
These drawings are amazing!! I need skills like this.
Thanks man you help develop my skills for my art school lessons
Happy to help!
Muito bom esses desenhos parabéns pelo trabalho
you’ve helped me so much thank you
You are very welcome
Thank you I needed this video😊
Great video, and I love the subject. She's a beauty!
Glad you liked it! It's the new skin care routine😆
I see something taoist wu wei here, not forcing but going with the flow. I liked your term microwave age, I was a child after the war when having a banana was a treat and my cousin's husband who was an artist gave me a box of half-used pastels for Christmas, I feel privileged in this age of bombardment of adverts for things we don't really need. Learning much from your channel and thanks, happy holidays or whatever folk call it these days.
Thanks for sharing that and it's great that you're still doing art.
Picked up this layering from video about fur. Still struggling with line weight and atmospheric perspective but i’m certainly improved thanks to you.
If there is a chance i would love to share some sketches with you to know what shall be fixed in the future
That’s a great exercise. My problem is knowing when to stop adding value, I understand it’s hard to get toothpaste back into the tube, sooo…yeah add as you go. It’s easier to add than to take away. Like adding salt to food. Any advice my friend? Plus, I’ve finally tried the prismacolor method. What a POP! Thanks dude! Still hoping to see a Bigfoot and another mashup of different animals or creatures. Keep rocking!
Very nice👍👍👍
Do you think you'll ever offer in-depth courses where you teach everything art from start to finish? I'd pay any amount! The videos you post are so amazing and teach me so much, but I have so much to learn, and I'm lost on where to start.
I'm in the process of developing an online course that would be downloadable. It'll be very in-depth. My thought is that sometime in the Spring it'll be ready.
Great channel, had to subscribe.
Welcome aboard!
@@bobbyrebholz2183 Thank you Man!
*With such a talent for drawing, you could easily get a job as an artist-designer on James Cameron's team and draw sketches for his future characters in the movies. You have an incredible talent !!!*
Thank you. I am a concept artist for games and film.
@@bobbyrebholz2183 Well, that's great then. May it be even better than before, bro!!!
"we live in the microwave generation where we wanna see instant results"
thats- like actually so accurate it's hilarious
Beautiful creepy😊
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Hey Bobby, I'm just wondering, where do you get your black prismacolour pencils from?
When he said: "People ask me if I use reference: When I draw really scary demonic stuff..." I thought he would go on to say: "I usually use a picture of ny mother-in-law".
Thanks for another great video. I do have a question about your shading technique. When you are shading in a patch of value do you keep the pencil in contact with the paper the whole way through or do you lift it of with each stroke so you are doing lines in one direction as opposed to going back and forth? Hope this makes sense, thanks again
I keep it on the paper until that pass is finished, then I lift it up. It helps keep it consistent.
Thank you so much for the quick reply. This makes a lot of sense
Just subbed
How long do you believe it takes to be good enough to really show on someones illustrations true depth. Not like by an accident, but doing it all the time
There's no exact time frame and I don't want to give you the cliche "it takes 10,000 hours" but, it does take years.
Another question(s) how would you for example portray let’s say skin spots vs. the shading? & can you imply color with just graphite? Bigfoot rules!
Don't worry, Bigfoot and dragons are coming very soon😆
@@bobbyrebholz2183 hell ya! Love monsters.
@@bobbyrebholz2183 yeah, I grew up playing D&D, the art in the manuals was fantastic Jeff Easley
Hhow would you applies this in the digital with pen and tablet do you a have video covering that?Thanks
Thanks. Yes, a lot of my original videos from last Spring and Summer cover that.
@@bobbyrebholz2183 when You can please do a video how you approach techniques for blending the values and tones? Thanks
Great stuff, thanks. You said the details were easier and dont take that long but I find the opposite, as a nookie. The details take me forever and I get frustrated with it
I understand you're using 4B Prismacolor pencil. Rright? I've been tryuing to find them on internet but it seems impossible (from The Netherlands) to find them. I see only black penicil but not a grafit one. Is there some link I could use to buy these online?
No I use 4B graphite from Faber Castell. The Prismacolor is an actual black colored pencil
@@bobbyrebholz2183 Oh, I see, thank you very much! I've mixed it up. : )
I have one doubt: how does that monster chew, please?
It doesn't.
What paper os this ?
Moleskine
Next video: how to draw dragon realistic
Oh, that poor guy seems to had quite rough times. Looks like somebody punched or kicked his Jaw to shreds. Not sure if it is possible to realign that.
Talk about paper with TOOTH, am I right?!
Ha good one! 😆
Do you actually have OCD?
No just tendencies with neatness in my art. Maybe OCD was the wrong term to use.
What makes you think that?