A portrait tutorial from La Place du Tertre featuring Hamid Darwish
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- Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2010
- A masterly exhibition of draughtsmanship by one of montmartre's best portraitists,"Ajar"Darwish. In this monochrome drawing of a father,mother and two daughters,Darwish shows his technical know-how and his sensitivity of execution.Paper:Ingres.crayons: conté and pastel.
In general a portrait of one person is 50 euros.This is a family portrait with four faces.Each face took around 30 minutes to draw.Total 2hours.The normal price would be 200 euros,but the artist may have given a small discount for this family portrait.
wuuuuut dude! i m selling fortraits for 30 euros and they r fotorealistic! xd IS IT BCS IM A KID OR WHAT? XD
Espectacular. Uno de los mejores retratistas que he visto.
There's nothing artificial about the artists featured in any your videos. RAW talent from REAL artists creating magnificent works of art (I include U, Davy, in this group). And now that I've watched UR videos, others who post similar vids seem, well, more glossy than substantive 2 me. There is also a WEALTH of information in this vid, Davy. In the first five minutes, U answered about half a dozen questions that I've been meaning 2 ask you for a long time! Beautiful portrait:0)
@shysterlicious A conté stick is not held together with a binding of wood.In France they are branded 'conté carre':rectangular blocks,which,with usage develop a natural pointed end.Ajar uses a white conte stick in this vid,for the foundation layer of white,and for lightening the face and hair(I inaccurately refer to this as a conte crayon).Apologies!He doesn't use pastel in this drawing except
for the hair.Many artists use the "Conte a Paris" brand of PASTEL crayons so it
can get confusing
It's so awesome
I would like to say hello to Ajar. We met more than 2 decades ago. I was an aspiring artist at the time visiting Paris from Canada. Ajar was kind enough to give me a few sketches in addition to my portrait. I did try to reach him a couple of times many years ago long before the internet was popular with no success. There was something that made me do a search tonight and I was so happy to find this video. Thank you!
i will pass on your message the next time I see him
Como se llama la cartulina
Wow thats stunning
really great... love u all artists...
I love portraits drawing. I hope I can visit Paris to see all these artists working live one day.
I hope so too Lucy.We will be very welcome at the Place du Tertre!
amazing!!
Espetacular, torna o difícil, simples que grande artista dou-lhe os meus parabéns vou seguir com muita atenção.
Simplemente (gran captador de luces y sombras
Also, I was hoping you would do a video focusing on the work of "Ajar." In your video "A pastel portrait Tutorial from the 'Place du Tertre' in Paris", he did such a MAGNIFICENT job!
@shysterlicious Real conté crayonsare are also made by the"conté à Paris" brand.
The black ones have "PIERRE NOIRE" inscribed,and they are also available in various degrees of hardness(I like 2B)The advantage of conté crayons is the deeper
blacks you can get out of them,and the crispness of line,but Ajar could have used pastel all the way through this portrait with equal effect.In actual fact tools aren't as important as you may think,its what the artist does with them that matters!
Amazing work
@shysterlicious Hi Tom,thanks for your support.I rate Ajar very highly,easily the most
consistant artist on the square.I hope the video does him justice.Infact I phoned him
just after uploading and he gave the vid a big thumbs up.bye for now,Davy
Imazing
Amazing drawing! Thank you for sharing!
This guy is one the best,if not the best portraitist in Montmartre; allways a pleasure to show him at work
masterfulyl done. bravo
You are great artist
Davy-
How does Hamid keep his Conte Crayon (encased in wood) sharpened? I have one of those cylindrical pencil sharpeners that contains two different size holes, one for a regular pencil and the other for a bigger size barrel. Let me make a long story short, the lead broke off when I tried sharpening my Conte Crayon in it. How does Hamid do it? Thanks:0)
@yvadmil Thanks Davy. This afternoon, I purchased 9 of the "PIERRE NOIRE" Conte Crayons (encased in wood). They are 5- 3B; 1-2B; and 3-HB. I inadvertently purchased two extra 3B's thinking they were 2B's (the lead designation on the pencils is quite small). I already had in my inventory a number of the Conte sticks and now I can't wait to use them!. Thank you for responding and I check your channel everyday for new videos. Take care:0)
@shysterlicious Nobody on the sq. uses traditional pencil sharpeners,either for conte pencils or pastel.Get yourself a cutter from a hardware store.They have retractable blades which are extremely sharp (keep out of range of children) and ideal for getting a good point on the pencil.I am NOT refering to the (too)short-bladed Stanley knives.I have an Olfa cutter which I have used for years.Replacement blades are fortunately quite cheap because I change blades every 2 days.
how much does a portrait like this cost and how long it takes?
hermosos videos ojala pudiera subir mas me gustan mucho
Davy-
What is the difference between a Conte stick and a Conte crayon? In the video, the ones you refer to as Conte sticks are labeled Conte Crayons in the package that they came in. Is the pencil that you refer to as a Conte Crayon a Conte pastel? Thanks:0)
Very nice
could u please..please describe all the material used here....i,d very much appreciate it
plz tel me whic paprar use for this sketch
Wow.. I would like to learn from you. Do you give portrait online classes?
Unfortunately I do not have the time, neither do the artists who work at Montmartre, who are full-time professionals. Hopefully you can learn from these and other videos. Good luck, and best wishes!
@@DavyLimvideos Thank you for your reply. Would love to visit you someday. Learning from your videos here
Excelente maestro👌👌👌👌quiero que me enseñe a dibujar.
Sir please mujhy bhi sikha den
Sana,I am not sure what your question is
The músic is so loud
ELEPHANT EARS?
il dessine presque aussi bien que moi mdrr =p
What makes a Portrait drawing different !! Why people wish to pay 50 euros when they can just take a photograph ?