Drawing with Silverpoint and Ink with Robert Liberace

Excerpts from the dvd "Silverpoint and Ink with modern master and teacher Robert Liberace. Rob demonstrates how to draw the portrait and figure using these classical art forms. This and other art tutorial dvds on drawing, painting and sculpture, can be found at www.robertliberace.com. Or join the Robert Liberace facebook group page.

[@GhassanDawood]

Rob is a greatest artist for me

[@brannonmcclure6970]

Thank you Mr. Liberace

[@ahmedkhairy8317]

I love to draw your paintings -------Do not stop

[@5llove950]

I really love your painting, please make more oil painting video .

[@katsura3875]

Painting?

[@kamilstrzeleckidrawing8351]

Good silverpoint , I do it too

[@ahmedkhairy8317]

You must continue

[@robertaloach3487]

Silverpoint can be a wonderful medium. I was no good at it, but tried. I'm O.K with prismacolor, that's all, Roberta......

[@wangquanartdrawing3546]

I really like your painting, great! I have subscribed😊

[@andyhamilton-tweedale3713]

This looks brilliant, will it be available as a download too?

[@miguelrotaeche8582]

I thought I was going to see a drawing with silverpoint and ink, but there was not one. There was instead i) a drawing with silverpoint and ii) a drawing with red chalk and ink. The title is misleading.

[@juanlambda27]

Great excerpt! Do you make your own silverpoint ground or do you buy it prepared?

[@williardpienus8014]

Hi, I use what's called "Whip Dip Medium" as a wash to tone my paper. It's similar to "Wilbert's Duce Medium", but less brown, more fluid. Stay away from anything with deet, especially if it contains vermilion. This WILL cause decay. You have to mix the batter carefully, at CONTROLLED heat. DONT OVERHEAT!! If you need a catalyst, use soap. I make my own from deer solids after hunting. I like to keep my lines looking like spiderwebs, so it makes the model look like they're cover in spiderwebs. Enjoy, and God Bless!

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[@joseortega9281]

ALGO QUE ES VISUAL, LO CONVIERTEN EN VERBAL.

[@fgcbrooklyn]

Please, don't call him "Da Vinci". His name is LEONARDO: ****da Vinci**** (not *Da Vinci) is not a last name. It simply means ***FROM VINCI***. Vinci is the village near Florence where Leonardo was born. Leonardo's father was a prosperous merchant and his mother was a servant in his house, not his wife. Therefore, legally, Leonardo could not use his father's last name. For 5 centuries he has been known as Leonardo, until the semi-literate pulp-fiction writer and plagiarist Don Brown came up with that book. That must be the most cruel joke played by fate: a below-mediocre mind actually changed the name of one of the greatest spirits and minds of Western civilization. It says a lot about our 'culture', doesn't it?