How To Draw Landscape In Pen And Ink
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
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In this video I'm going to show you how to draw a landscape in pen and ink. I'm going to talk about how to choose a good subject, give you a few simple compositional rules to consider, and then demonstrate the drawing process.
I'm using three TWSBI Eco's to do this drawing, an extra fine, a medium and broad. In the video I mistakenly say that they're filled with Platinum Carbon ink. They're actually filled with Noodler's Black.
I'm working in a Talens Art Creations Sketchbook
This is a wonderful resource for me as a new artist. I love ink but I struggle to stop and regularly overwork the sketch. The tips and process helps immensely! Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge.
You're welcome John!. So many people helped me along the way, and I'm glad to give back and help people with their artistic journey.
I can't describe how useful this video is to me. I've been drawing for a while now, and I found that pen and ink is the most suitable medium for my style, but I was struggling a lot. After watching this video, I find things more clear and can say that I've learnt a lot about the technique. Thank you so much for this great effort.
You’re very welcome! I’m so glad you found this video useful.
Great video Marc! I would love to see a video about drawing water with pen and ink. It would be a great companion to this and the drawing trees video. Thanks again!
Thanks! Drawing water is definitely challenging. I’ll see what principle I can come up with.
@@mkompan Thank you! If you never made another video I would be totally content with the content you've put out. Thanks again
Through your video, I have reached another level of awareness. Thank you.
I’m glad you found my video helpful!
we like this one so much, this one really got me back into cross hatching! i had not realized i missed drawing landscapes so much. we keep rewatching this one, sewww good
Thanks! This one was my most ambition video yet (I think). I think I've arrived a nice format here with a mix of showing old master examples some lessons and a demo. More on the way!
god this looks seriously beautiful, it got me into drawing once more
Thank you! I’m glad you felt inspired to
start drawing again.
@@mkompan yeah it's a rough journey for me but looking at all of my favored artists, I just still want to embark on it.
Fantastic introduction. The initial 10 min are gold. Well done Marc.
Thanks!
What an excellent tutorial. As ever it is full of clear analysis and useful insights leavened by your characteristic humour. Many thanks for brightening up my day..
That brightened my day. Thanks!
Great tips and explanation about the shapes and compositions. Drawing with a fountain pen or ink in general is difficult because you need to achieve the depth and contrast in order to discern what you are trying to explain to the viewer. Placing yourself in the right position to create the right cross hatching is very important.
That’s a great point, that I should have emphasized. With difficult mediums such as watercolor and pen and ink, finding the correct subject matter is half the battle.
Marc, your channel should have way more views! Your compositional tips in the first part of the video is very valuable! Thank you.
Thank you for saying so, Mihail!
@@mkompan Could you give more lessons on composition in your videos? Personally, I find composition very challenging. And there are not much good videos on youtube. I like that you give examples of good and bad composition, and explain reasons why certain composition is good.
@@mihailkondratyev8435 I will definitely be making more!
Wow, Thank you for sharing in such easy way... I have read the books , however your explanation is just like a wonderful medicine. thank you :)
My pleasure! I’m glad you found this video helpful.
Fascinating and informative to hear the aesthetic judgments and guidelines underlying your approach to landscape drawing. I also have given these matters some thought, though I have ended up going down a different path. The hatching demos and instructions are gold for me anyways, as there are only so many ways to make a mark on paper.
I'm impressed at how you keep your work so clean, even though it appears you place your bare hand directly on the paper. I've taken to wearing cotton gloves, or using a hand bridge, in an effort to minimize smears and blotches, with very limited success.
Glad to hear that you enjoyed the video even though from what I gather, your work is abstract. There’s zero consensus on these things, even among artists that deal with similar subject matter, and I always enjoy hearing how other artists approach composition and subject choice.
As for cleanliness, the camera’s inability to pick up subtle light values might make the drawing look cleaner than it is. For studio work I’ll put down a sheet of paper under my hand, but the contact with the drawing surface is a actually fairly minimal, with my hand mostly hovering.
@@mkompan whoa, that's a steady hand.
I got a lot out of this lesson. Thanks!
I’m glad to hear it!
What a treasure trove of key helpful info in this video. Many thanks you're an inspiration. I wish I were one of your students!
Thank you! Your kind words are appreciated.
Very comprehensive lecture and beautiful work! Thank you for this!
You're welcome!
That was an amazing masterclass ! Thank you so much. I feel so well informed!
Thank you! I’m glad you found it so informative.
Thank you!
My pleasure!
this could not come at a more right time. I've been drawing landscapes in ink and watercolor but have always wanted to achieve this full pen and ink look. I love it so much but I never have the patience/knowledge to render a scene fully in ink.
Thanks Nikita. I’m glad this video came at the right time for you. It’s funny, it actually helps to think like a watercolorist with this technique, with layers of hatching functioning very much like transparent washes of watercolor.
@@mkompan it does take patience and some skill (and sufficiently thin lines) to create the illusion of value. I struggle with the patience part for sure...
Thank you for your work :-)
Thank you, Esther! :)
This was such a great video. Really appreciate the time you put into it.
Thank you Nick. Glad to do it!
Amazing. Great info. Thank you so much 🖤☯️
My pleasure!
Thanks!
Thanks again!
Great tutorial Marc!
I guess your subject is the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia in Ravenna, Italy.
Thank you, and you’re right! One of my favorite places on earth…
This was very informative, thank you
My pleasure!
Thank you. Amazing tutorial
Thank you, Fabio!
This video is too long for me to watch right this minute, but I don't want to delay thanking you for including some non-figure drawing content. As I don't personally do figure drawing, this video will be even more useful to me. Thanks.
Thank you! I’m trying to make content that can be nibbled at and watched over and over, as opposed to being seen once and thrown away.
Thank you, I found here interesting information, having present that I´m a beginner. Just one question. I don't know what´s the idea, to show for many times and long time your finger and tools covering part of the image. In my case I believe it interfere with the topic.
You’re welcome. I do t understand the idea of criticizing a video that you found useful and watched for free. I’m not a professional video maker, and did my best.
26:20 ...I hate that the Popup video boxes, overlap your finished drawing.
Ah, I see what you mean. I'll fix it.
Can you point me towards any books that I can read and reference.
Sure. Here are two I really like: "On Drawing Trees And Nature," by JD Harding and "Landscape Sketching in Pen and Ink" by Donald Maxwell.
Hey Marc what type of pen are you using?
I’m using three TWSBI Eco’s here, a fine, a medium and a broad.
The man in the video is black
I am?
Them van gouh ones kinda ugly
Gogh away. ;)
@@mkompan I liked that lol
Galla Placidia's mausoleum Is a beautiful example of great technique and your video too, it'll be a great inspiration
Thank you. Being there was a dream come true.
Fantastic introduction. The initial 10 min are gold. Well done Marc.
Very nice of you to say so! I'm rather proud of it myself. :)