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I've followed Albert for years. I purchased his course the second I saw that he released it. He is indeed a great artist/sketcher. I love it how a good artist (you) can watch a tutorial once or twice and improve immediately. just goes to show that learning 1 type of art will definitely help with other types. Love the way your sketch turned out. :)
that’s good to hear you’re a big fan too! How did you go with the course? Have you had time to complete the final project? Thanks so much for the positive feedback too 😊. Yes it’s interesting how different types of art can support each other. I’ve even been trying my old black pencils today and can see how using ink pens for a while can change the way I sketch with pencils!
@@SketchingScottie I have not done his final project. I've been urban sketching for about 3 years. So i've developed my own style. I do incorporate some of alberts sketching techniques into my sketches. but I do try to make it my own. I mostly watch his course for the marker coloring techniques. markers have a very unique look compared to watercolor. So thats what I am mostly trying to incorporate into my sketches right now. I love to sketch in pencil but I also love to sketch with ink. and the same happens to me.. when I go back to the other.. I notice that things look different in a good way. 1 helps the other.. and vise versa. :)
that’s great you’ve developed your own style and evolving it with other techniques. I really loved his marker techniques too as I’ve never even happy using them up until I tried his technique. All the best!👍🏼
So I had to comment. Im a new artist of 7 months, and i wanted to get into urban sketching. Ive been following your channel since i started drawing. I had never heard of domestika. But the course looked super interesting. So i bought it. I just finished the course tonight. And then i re watched this video afterward. So, ive ordered some markers and a white marker and im going to draw one house a day for at least 30 days. Im looking forward to learning and developing my own style. Thanks for all you do. Im a big fan.
I did this Albert Kiefer course in 2022 and with great pleasure! Because of this I started doing more with markers myself; not as much as with watercolor, but it's nice to have a few different techniques side by side.😊
I took the course and totally enjoyed it. I leaned to not be so tight...loosen up...build the character of each house or business/building. Truly a much more fun way to draw.
Rather than markers, I use an inexpensive set of pan watercolors (my artist grade watercolors are too intense for this), and I apply with a water brush. The water brush allows me to apply a thin layer of color without putting too much water on the page.
Because of this review, I purchased this course. I learned so much and started my own sketching channel using a lot of Albert inspired techniques!! Thanks for making this video, Scottie!!!
Your sketch is great. I purchased the course, have finished the basic parts and I'm feeling slightly intimidated for the next lesson. However, watching you draw and seeing your results have inspired me. I really enjoyed your video, thank you!
Took his course a few months ago. He's truly one of very my favorites, greatly inspires me and taught me so much! I love your work as well, by the way! Will continue to watch and learn from you.
I did one of Albert's houses and loved it (although I wasn't entire sure WHY I was doing some things!) I loved what I did and had forgotten about it until I watched you - I am learning from your tutorials. So I will go back and try again. Thanks for reviewing his work. He is amazing. And he is very encouraging. I love styles that never have mistakes and you are just free to keep going. It is endless fun. Thanks.
I just took Albert's class. I've always had trouble 'sketching' my drawings and wanting them to look like Escher.....and mine never did. After taking Albert's class, I learned that although Escher was an influence on my boyhood art, it never was my style. I found the loose style to finally come into what I really wanted to do. it was also my first time with alcohol markers, and I can say, I really like the medium! Now my style is much more loose, and I have a friend that is an outstanding photographer, so I have a ton of reference material that I'm allowed to use! I found that the markers allowed me the watercolor look, with the control of a pen. I do recommend the course.
Got the course a little while ago, would highly recommend it, love the style of his sketching, also just started to follow you and your work, really good as well, thanks
Love this style and the way you used the markers! I've just started Kiefer's Domestika course, and have been looking for more examples of marker use, and stumbled on your review. Thanks very much for this.
I love line and wash/marker. Peter Sheeler, Nil Rocha and Ian McQue are my favorite artists. And yes, its hard to break away from conventional drawing techniques.
I really love what you créate and whats come with your creation Im really like what show to my eres and what i fe el on what I see thanks to share all this keep going that way I love freedom when you drawing that is my feelingiI fe el that
I love it! Good job. I actually purchased this course a week ago, and I still need to get out and start sketching - holiday starts tomorrow, so I finally have time
I used your discount code and just bought the Domestika this course by Albert Kiefer THE HOUSESKETCHER...can't wait to get to work. Thks for this excellent video expressing this style of urban sketching and for the discount code.
@@SketchingScottie I took the course, liked the sketching part. I could not wrap my head around using coloured markers...After 11 years of working with watercolour. I find with watercolour I can easily create the colours used in the course with a bit of testing and not having to pay out soo much $$$ for so many Copic markers. I did like your example, though, I prefer watching the artist do the art, rather than watching their face while they explain what is on the page. thks for this Scotty, am loving your videos. Looking at your Patreon site too. Just curious, how much did you spend on Copic markers? I see 9 in your video. Copic markers are $9 Cdn without tax. That's almost $100 here in Canada.
Yes I know what you mean! I wasn't sure about using markers at first but I've come around a bit since completing the course. I found they blended much better on Moleskine paper rather than normal drawing paper. Yes I've spent too much on copic markers haha! I actually used some Aldi markers in this video as well which only cost about $1AU but all the other copic markers cost about $9-$12AU each. I'm now leaning towards watercolours as I really love very light washes over my line work. 👍🏼
@@SketchingScottie I love those washes too...Have you tried sketching a building like Albert does, only using watercolour instead of markers? That would make for a good followup on this one?
Hi Greg, yes I have! 🙌🏼 It worked really well. Here are a few of video links using watercolor: ruclips.net/video/Yiq93JTYoa8/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Oeu4mC9b6uY/видео.html ruclips.net/video/sdEMddvsQfk/видео.html
Your sketch looks like a watercolor line and wash .. absolutely beautiful! ❤️ I'm a bit apprehensive about markers, I don't know how to finesse the shading, but you may have inspired me to try again with lighter colors! Thank you ... Peace and Blessings 🌹❤️🌹
🙏🏼 🤗 many thanks! Yes that's what I thought when I saw Albert's work too! Actually I think part of the watercolor look comes from the Moleskine Art sketchbook as the edges of the marker lines fade into the page a bit and is held nicely by the paper (stayed wet). When I layered different colored markers on top it mixed well. I usually get that streaky marker look on my other paper which I don't like 😂. All the best!
I like this style and have grown to like using markers. Takes a little getting used to. Took Albert’s course a while back and really enjoyed it. Fun style!
You just sold me on the course dude! Thank you for the helpful video. I;ve started Urban Sketching recently myself and need it to be faster, looser and more expressive so I don;t get bogged down with details so this looked perfect for that. Plus it was on sale for £9.90 (BARGAIN!) then with your discount it was just over £8. You can't argue with that.
I took this coarse and learned a lot..I really love this style of drawing and markers. I am slowly learning everyday and hope to one day learn watercolors also.
I love it! Honestly, I’m getting back into my drawing and sketching, and I sketch like this sometimes I didn’t know this was a technique. I am a myself taught artist, and I have been drawing, watercolor, painting, sketching, etc., anything to do with art lol for long time I am now considering taking it serious I'm in my late 40’s now lol 💕Thank you for sharing you’re awesome ✌️💕
It’s crazy how quickly you picked up and applied his style. I took the course about a year ago as my first experience to urban sketching. That didn’t go too well and kind of gave up. Recently I went to a watercolor class which opened again my interest to urban sketching. I did follow a bunch of your tutorials and I’m slowly but surely starting to build confidence. I just rewatch the Domestika course but I haven’t done my 2nd trial yet. For some reason those markers aren’t working great for me. I guess i just need more practice!
Excellent demo… I’ve admired the House Sketcher’s work for a long time and I could never figure out how he acquired that transparency! Thanks for enlightening me! 🎨🙏🙏🎨
Thank you for sharing your progress and experience. I do love this style and I initially though it was achieved by using watercolors instead of markers. Very cool!
We have the same interest if it comes to the choose a course on domestika:) I bought this one too and I love the approach of Albert. Love you're work, have to work on mine haha. Maybe this weekend... have a nice and creative weekend all
Actually - I do love your variation of the house a bit more than the original. I will try it - thanks a lot for it! By the way - I really do love your tutorials and videos I have seen and tried so far. Your style is clear, fresh and light. You are a great inspiration for me and my sketching improved a lot thanks to you. All the very best Renate
I purchased his course after watching this video. Got myself some cheap alcohol markers from Kmart which work surprisingly well. Completed my first project today, but still have a long way to go 😅
That’s great to hear CJ! yes cheap markers like that seem to work really well still. I think the paper that he uses, Moleskine, are more important than the Copic markers if you want to invest any more :)
Thanks Susanne! Great to hear you did the course too! Glad you enjoyed it👍🏼. I know what you mean with the markers! I just managed to find enough light coloured markers here but would love to buy a few more as it gives a nicer, almost watercolour look.
Thank you for reviewing the course . I love his work and I think I need to do the course . Never used markers like that only years ago fibre tip pens that I wrecked so fast 😂
@@SketchingScottie i bought some . Enjoying playing with them . They are so different from watercolour and I have to stop myself reaching for my watercolours 🤣 I will get the hang of these new markera... I will 😂🙈. I love the new sakura fine liners and a sketchbook . Never used them and I bought their little black one to play with the white marker . I used to do lots if white marker and I have some lovely derwent metallic tints . I need more hours to play 🤣
I love your sketch! I really love Alberts work and I am also taking his course. So far I’m not able to break out of trying to make the perfect line and draw what I am seeing instead of what could be. You did a great job with your sketchy lines! Not sure on the markers. I like the colors they make but I haven’t got the hang of using them yet.
Thanks Connie! Yes the line work is the key to getting that loose look. Maybe try some cheaper paper and have some rough/crazy attempts. All the best 🙌🏼
Great video Scottie! I've been wanting to urban sketch but was worried about perspective, then I worried the markers would be streaky 🤣 No more worries! Thx for sharing.
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Hello Sketching Scottie. I'm looking for this course. A question, could I get this course in Spanish? Thanks
@@andrearossi3808 Hi Andrea, the course has Spanish subtitles but audio is English
The loose urban sketches are great. Trick is not to complicate it with detail, yet show interesting highlights. And I think you have it, Scottie.
I've followed Albert for years. I purchased his course the second I saw that he released it. He is indeed a great artist/sketcher. I love it how a good artist (you) can watch a tutorial once or twice and improve immediately. just goes to show that learning 1 type of art will definitely help with other types. Love the way your sketch turned out. :)
that’s good to hear you’re a big fan too! How did you go with the course? Have you had time to complete the final project?
Thanks so much for the positive feedback too 😊. Yes it’s interesting how different types of art can support each other. I’ve even been trying my old black pencils today and can see how using ink pens for a while can change the way I sketch with pencils!
@@SketchingScottie I have not done his final project. I've been urban sketching for about 3 years. So i've developed my own style. I do incorporate some of alberts sketching techniques into my sketches. but I do try to make it my own. I mostly watch his course for the marker coloring techniques. markers have a very unique look compared to watercolor. So thats what I am mostly trying to incorporate into my sketches right now. I love to sketch in pencil but I also love to sketch with ink. and the same happens to me.. when I go back to the other.. I notice that things look different in a good way. 1 helps the other.. and vise versa. :)
that’s great you’ve developed your own style and evolving it with other techniques. I really loved his marker techniques too as I’ve never even happy using them up until I tried his technique. All the best!👍🏼
So I had to comment. Im a new artist of 7 months, and i wanted to get into urban sketching. Ive been following your channel since i started drawing. I had never heard of domestika. But the course looked super interesting. So i bought it. I just finished the course tonight. And then i re watched this video afterward. So, ive ordered some markers and a white marker and im going to draw one house a day for at least 30 days. Im looking forward to learning and developing my own style. Thanks for all you do. Im a big fan.
Thanks AJ! Great to hear stories like this so thanks for sharing. All the best with your 30 day challenge. That’s a great idea!
how did it go 🙂
I did this Albert Kiefer course in 2022 and with great pleasure! Because of this I started doing more with markers myself; not as much as with watercolor, but it's nice to have a few different techniques side by side.😊
I'm glad you enjoyed this course Siny! Yes I find it's great to have other techniques to use occasionally it keep things fresh 👍🏼
I took the course and totally enjoyed it. I leaned to not be so tight...loosen up...build the character of each house or business/building. Truly a much more fun way to draw.
That's great Mike! Glad you liked it too 👍🏼
FYI the course works even with watercolor, i did everything the same and it still came out brilliant!!!!
Rather than markers, I use an inexpensive set of pan watercolors (my artist grade watercolors are too intense for this), and I apply with a water brush. The water brush allows me to apply a thin layer of color without putting too much water on the page.
great idea Stephanie👍🏼
I love how yours came out. That's the kind of style I am wishing I can do.
Because of this review, I purchased this course.
I learned so much and started my own sketching channel using a lot of Albert inspired techniques!!
Thanks for making this video, Scottie!!!
Nice work!
Your sketch is great. I purchased the course, have finished the basic parts and I'm feeling slightly intimidated for the next lesson. However, watching you draw and seeing your results have inspired me. I really enjoyed your video, thank you!
thanks a lot! Great to hear you’ve started the course. I hope the next steps of the final project work out really well for you 🤗👍🏼
Scottie seems to simplify the process by showing how vs TELLING well done Scottie!!
Took his course a few months ago. He's truly one of very my favorites, greatly inspires me and taught me so much! I love your work as well, by the way! Will continue to watch and learn from you.
Marie Silver is brilliant with this style. I couldn't replicate it as quickly as you've just done. Congrats.
Thank you for this name...found her on instagram.
Very very cool. As I live in Japan I should get off my ass and sketch these houses more!!
Haha definitely! They have so much character
I love it! giving buildings character on purpose, even if they have none...wonderful.
Love this loose style, it's also fun and relaxing to watch because you're not uptight thinking you can't make it perfect.
Love how you put your own creative liberty into the scene. And I love the loose techniques. I want to try this.
Thanks a lot! Definitely was a great technique to try👍🏼
I took his course a year ago, amazing artist with great discipline - Cheers
I love this loose style. It's beautiful to see and you keep discovering things in it
I loved your sketch is very nice and I do like market, because is easier to take with you to sketch outside.
Just signed up for my first Domestic course thanks to you. Loved this video and your style. Thanks so much.
I did one of Albert's houses and loved it (although I wasn't entire sure WHY I was doing some things!) I loved what I did and had forgotten about it until I watched you - I am learning from your tutorials. So I will go back and try again. Thanks for reviewing his work. He is amazing. And he is very encouraging. I love styles that never have mistakes and you are just free to keep going. It is endless fun. Thanks.
I just took Albert's class. I've always had trouble 'sketching' my drawings and wanting them to look like Escher.....and mine never did. After taking Albert's class, I learned that although Escher was an influence on my boyhood art, it never was my style. I found the loose style to finally come into what I really wanted to do. it was also my first time with alcohol markers, and I can say, I really like the medium! Now my style is much more loose, and I have a friend that is an outstanding photographer, so I have a ton of reference material that I'm allowed to use! I found that the markers allowed me the watercolor look, with the control of a pen. I do recommend the course.
Got the course a little while ago, would highly recommend it, love the style of his sketching, also just started to follow you and your work, really good as well, thanks
Thanks Scottie I hav been looking at Alberts work alot as it's unpredictable image conveys everything 😊
Just bought his book on Amazon, can’t wait. You did an amazing job. Thank you for showing!
Love the simple and relaxed sketch/water color. Theres an East Indian artist doing the same relaxed method that I love too. Great job Scottie!
thanks a lot Steve!
Albert Kiefer is a great artist and an excellent professor at Domestika. I love his works.
Just purchased this course!! Very excited. Thank you for your video✋️🌟😊
That's awesome Nikkie🙌🏼 All the best
I trained as a drafter on the board back in 1980, I’m looking forward to loosening up my sketches & getting “outside the lines”!
I dont draw, Just doodle but loved this! Makes me wanna draw more seriously now. Absolutely loved the style. Feels comfy to me
That’s awesome Andrew! All the best with your drawing. He has such a great style and is very relaxing to use his technique.
@@SketchingScottie 🥲🙏
This is beautiful. I absolutely love this kind of sketching style.
I absolutely adore this style, it has an ummatched level of character and its chaimos is just like real life
Excellent, I love that way of illustrations.
Great result! Both his and Alex's watercolours look great.
Thanks mate👍🏼
Thank you for sharing. I consider buying this Domestic course now. It has been pretty interesting seeing your sketch.
That's great to hear! All the best👍🏼
I agree - Albert’s class is good. It was transformative for me.
Love this style and the way you used the markers! I've just started Kiefer's Domestika course, and have been looking for more examples of marker use, and stumbled on your review. Thanks very much for this.
that’s great to hear! 😊 yea he has a great way of using markers. Very eye opening!
I love line and wash/marker.
Peter Sheeler, Nil Rocha and Ian McQue are my favorite artists.
And yes, its hard to break away from conventional drawing techniques.
Love it. Have the course, studied architecture and rendered in marker, pencil, and acrylics. Love the loose style.
He did a great job on reproducing his style for your video I really like the tips and you’ve demonstrated it very clearly
I really love what you créate and whats come with your creation Im really like what show to my eres and what i fe el on what I see thanks to share all this keep going that way I love freedom when you drawing that is my feelingiI fe el that
That's amazing! Just bought this course, and I'm so excited to draw something like this.
I wish the course had more videos with a few more examples like bridges
Love the sketch!! Just purchased the course as well.
I love your video and will look into this course for sure! I am drawn to those type of buildings.
Thanks! Hope you enjoy it Nikkie👍🏼
Love you evolution here Scottie!
I really wanna to try this !
I love it! Good job. I actually purchased this course a week ago, and I still need to get out and start sketching - holiday starts tomorrow, so I finally have time
Thanks Danielle! That’s great, all the best with your sketching!🙌🏼😊
I used your discount code and just bought the Domestika this course by Albert Kiefer THE HOUSESKETCHER...can't wait to get to work. Thks for this excellent video expressing this style of urban sketching and for the discount code.
That's awesome Greg! You'll love it👍🏼
@@SketchingScottie I took the course, liked the sketching part. I could not wrap my head around using coloured markers...After 11 years of working with watercolour. I find with watercolour I can easily create the colours used in the course with a bit of testing and not having to pay out soo much $$$ for so many Copic markers.
I did like your example, though, I prefer watching the artist do the art, rather than watching their face while they explain what is on the page.
thks for this Scotty, am loving your videos. Looking at your Patreon site too.
Just curious, how much did you spend on Copic markers? I see 9 in your video. Copic markers are $9 Cdn without tax. That's almost $100 here in Canada.
Yes I know what you mean! I wasn't sure about using markers at first but I've come around a bit since completing the course. I found they blended much better on Moleskine paper rather than normal drawing paper. Yes I've spent too much on copic markers haha! I actually used some Aldi markers in this video as well which only cost about $1AU but all the other copic markers cost about $9-$12AU each. I'm now leaning towards watercolours as I really love very light washes over my line work. 👍🏼
@@SketchingScottie I love those washes too...Have you tried sketching a building like Albert does, only using watercolour instead of markers? That would make for a good followup on this one?
Hi Greg, yes I have! 🙌🏼 It worked really well. Here are a few of video links using watercolor: ruclips.net/video/Yiq93JTYoa8/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Oeu4mC9b6uY/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/sdEMddvsQfk/видео.html
I have taken 3 domestika courses thanks to your videos!! Please keep doing them! I absolutely 💯 love them. ♡♡♡ THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thanks for the feedback Nikkie! Great to hear you’ve found them helpful 🤗
Man this is beautiful. Definitely purchasing this course.
🙌🏼 you’ll love it!
Thanks for the review. Domestika has so many courses, it really helped me narrow down what class to take next. Love your content!
Your sketch looks like a watercolor line and wash .. absolutely beautiful! ❤️ I'm a bit apprehensive about markers, I don't know how to finesse the shading, but you may have inspired me to try again with lighter colors! Thank you ... Peace and Blessings 🌹❤️🌹
🙏🏼 🤗 many thanks! Yes that's what I thought when I saw Albert's work too! Actually I think part of the watercolor look comes from the Moleskine Art sketchbook as the edges of the marker lines fade into the page a bit and is held nicely by the paper (stayed wet). When I layered different colored markers on top it mixed well. I usually get that streaky marker look on my other paper which I don't like 😂. All the best!
@@SketchingScottie - well now, your paper explanation really has me looking forward to getting my markers out! Thank you so very much!
I like this style and have grown to like using markers. Takes a little getting used to. Took Albert’s course a while back and really enjoyed it. Fun style!
That's great to hear! Yea it does take some time to get used to!
all your drawings look great! congratulations Scottie!
thanks a lot, appreciate it 🤗
Thank you for this review. Now I'm more interested in the course. Your sketch was really amazing!!
Thanks AS! That’s good to hear👍🏼
You just sold me on the course dude! Thank you for the helpful video. I;ve started Urban Sketching recently myself and need it to be faster, looser and more expressive so I don;t get bogged down with details so this looked perfect for that. Plus it was on sale for £9.90 (BARGAIN!) then with your discount it was just over £8. You can't argue with that.
Wow yea they are amazing value aren’t they! All the best with the course 👍🏼
Amazing the difference once you applied Kiefer's advices !!!
I took this coarse and learned a lot..I really love this style of drawing and markers. I am slowly learning everyday and hope to one day learn watercolors also.
I love this style Scottie. I love the freedom and end result. Thank you
Thanks a lot!😊 it was fun to sketch!
I’ve done this course too! I love markers!!
I also took his domestika course, it was excellent !!
I love it! Honestly, I’m getting back into my drawing and sketching, and I sketch like this sometimes I didn’t know this was a technique. I am a myself taught artist, and I have been drawing, watercolor, painting, sketching, etc., anything to do with art lol for long time I am now considering taking it serious I'm in my late 40’s now lol 💕Thank you for sharing you’re awesome ✌️💕
I love this style of sketching and how you coloured it.
Thank you so much for this video.
I love this kind of art style. You really motivated me to draw today
that’s awesome to hear Jeremy! All the best with your drawing 👍🏼
Great work !!…congratulations and thanks for the clues !
Nicely made and good explanation. Drawing looks good, the challenge seems to me to create my own style
so cool, im going to try it with some watercolor
Good idea Caresse!
It’s crazy how quickly you picked up and applied his style. I took the course about a year ago as my first experience to urban sketching. That didn’t go too well and kind of gave up. Recently I went to a watercolor class which opened again my interest to urban sketching. I did follow a bunch of your tutorials and I’m slowly but surely starting to build confidence. I just rewatch the Domestika course but I haven’t done my 2nd trial yet. For some reason those markers aren’t working great for me. I guess i just need more practice!
Do you have a Moleskine sketchbook? I found that to make the markers so much easier to use for his style.
excellent I just recently watched a couple of Albert works and I am going to start doing some
awesome, all the best!!🙌🏼
@@SketchingScottie thanks
Taking this course atm, enjoying it alot. love this style
👍🏼 great to hear!
Your sketch turned out great, i just bought the course!
Excellent demo… I’ve admired the House Sketcher’s work for a long time and I could never figure out how he acquired that transparency! Thanks for enlightening me! 🎨🙏🙏🎨
Glad to help!
Thank you for sharing your progress and experience. I do love this style and I initially though it was achieved by using watercolors instead of markers. Very cool!
yes it does look like watercolors! I think the Moleskine paper helps give markers that look too
I love the style!
I really love that way of drawing
also just bought this course
Yes I enjoyed love that urban look
I really enjoyed the step-by-step process, thank you for sharing how to draw a house starting with sketches and coloring👍⭐⭐
Glad you liked it🤗
Hi Scottie! I used your link to purchase Albert Kiefer’s course, which I’ll do while in Mexico the next few months.
awesome! I hope you like it and enjoy the sketching style
Bedankt
Thank you for the support🤗🙌🏼
Wow very cool!! Haven’t heard of him but started following both of you
thanks Katy!!🙌🏼
We have the same interest if it comes to the choose a course on domestika:) I bought this one too and I love the approach of Albert. Love you're work, have to work on mine haha. Maybe this weekend... have a nice and creative weekend all
that’s great you bought this one too! He has such a unique style. Hope you got a chance to try his final project 😊
Actually - I do love your variation of the house a bit more than the original. I will try it - thanks a lot for it!
By the way - I really do love your tutorials and videos I have seen and tried so far.
Your style is clear, fresh and light.
You are a great inspiration for me and my sketching improved a lot thanks to you. All the very best Renate
That’s so good to hear Renate! thanks for the kind words 😊
I love this style - would love to try it out
👍🏼 definitely worth a go!
I love this style and I will try it.
Amazing course. Loved it
So inspiring. I instantly wanna learn that too after seeing your video ❤️🔥
👊🏼glad it was inspiring!🤗
Incredible work
Good information! I love the sketch!
I purchased his course after watching this video. Got myself some cheap alcohol markers from Kmart which work surprisingly well. Completed my first project today, but still have a long way to go 😅
That’s great to hear CJ! yes cheap markers like that seem to work really well still. I think the paper that he uses, Moleskine, are more important than the Copic markers if you want to invest any more :)
Awesome! Thank you 😄
I did this course and it was a lot of fun. I used what markers I had, but I would like to try lighter and darker of same colors. Nice job you did!
Thanks Susanne! Great to hear you did the course too! Glad you enjoyed it👍🏼.
I know what you mean with the markers! I just managed to find enough light coloured markers here but would love to buy a few more as it gives a nicer, almost watercolour look.
Huge improvement, thanks for sharing some of these tips!
You’re welcome!
it look like watercolor~wow
Thank you for reviewing the course . I love his work and I think I need to do the course . Never used markers like that only years ago fibre tip pens that I wrecked so fast 😂
😊That's great! haha yea lately there are lots of cheaper but quite good quality alcohol markers around to test out
@@SketchingScottie i bought some . Enjoying playing with them . They are so different from watercolour and I have to stop myself reaching for my watercolours 🤣 I will get the hang of these new markera... I will 😂🙈. I love the new sakura fine liners and a sketchbook . Never used them and I bought their little black one to play with the white marker . I used to do lots if white marker and I have some lovely derwent metallic tints . I need more hours to play 🤣
🤣 yes I wish there were hours in the day for art! Those sound like a great purchases! You'll have a lot of fun 🙌🏼🤗
Thanks so much for that discount code I have been dying to take this course
My pleasure, enjoy!
I love this style of sketching. I need to learn how to loosen my drawings and not draw every single detail.
Thanks.
Amazing you should 100% do more videos like this😍
Thanks Hamza!🤗
I love your sketch! I really love Alberts work and I am also taking his course. So far I’m not able to break out of trying to make the perfect line and draw what I am seeing instead of what could be. You did a great job with your sketchy lines! Not sure on the markers. I like the colors they make but I haven’t got the hang of using them yet.
Thanks Connie! Yes the line work is the key to getting that loose look. Maybe try some cheaper paper and have some rough/crazy attempts. All the best 🙌🏼
@@SketchingScottie good idea!
@Jinsu not sure if you were commenting to Scottie or to me. I am using Copic markers. 🙋♀️
Great video Scottie! I've been wanting to urban sketch but was worried about perspective, then I worried the markers would be streaky 🤣 No more worries! Thx for sharing.
Thanks Colleen! The Moleskine paper definitely helps with less streaking using markers👍🏼