One of my old favorites as a teen and 20s was drawing trees and painting trees. Thanks again for the terrific demonstrations. I love how you are doing a variety of subjects.
Thanks Cindy. I’m branching out a bit. I’ve just posted a video to celebrate my first million views on RUclips with my considered top three tips from all the advice/ teaching that I’ve given in over 470 videos. Have a look if you’re interested. 😀
@surfbirdie575 I just drew this and added some rocks from your video from yesterday. I could tell a big difference when I look back at the previous attempts at trees. This one has much more depth. A huge improvement already. Thank you, Steve! I am happy today with my progress.
Thanks Kimberly. Glad it was helpful. I’ve just posted a video to celebrate my first million views on RUclips with my considered top three tips from all the advice/ teaching that I’ve given in over 470 videos. Have a look if you’re interested. 😀
This is another great lesson! Thank you! I have a request. Can you please include about 30 seconds of real time drawing, so as to give some idea of how much time you actually spend. I know I can probably slow down the playback rate but I just want an idea of how you draw in real time. Thanks again for all your wonderful videos! You really are helping my progress.
I’m sure you are right Teresa. I’m better with gum trees than pines! I’ve just posted a video to celebrate my first million views on RUclips with my considered top three tips from all the advice/ teaching that I’ve given in over 470 videos. Have a look if you’re interested. 😀
I would probably concur (need closeups to be more certain), but they are all in the pinaceae, or pine tree family. :) So technically Stephen is correct in sensu lato.
In the first 5 minutes of this video my trees have gone from a Christmas tree png that you would find on google to actually looking like a tree 💀💀💀💀 thanks man for making this awesome video
Hello teacher, your tutorials are amazing for the comunity!!! I'have struggled to find tutorials of perspective and detail for artists that avoid superficiality; because I want to learn to draw comic fron analog media... And my question is whether this content can be applied as is to those media? Or does it need to be adapted under certain criteria? Thanks, and greetings form Mexico
Thanks for your kind words. Everything can always be adapted. Be creative with experimenting with ideas you get from my channel and elsewhere. There are no rules here, just using what works well for your art. All the best. 😀
You can adjust the speed of the video using that cog icon on the screen, slowing it up to half speed. If I make the videos twice as long most people won’t watch them. It’s a balance.
@@stephentraversart I especially liked the first one. It reminds me of a Hollywood Juniper and would love to see how you approached it. Thanks for posting your videos.
I’m sure you would be right Sarah. I have no idea I’m afraid 😀I’ve just posted a video to celebrate my first million views on RUclips with my considered top three tips from all the advice/ teaching that I’ve given in over 470 videos. Have a look if you’re interested. 😀
Must be a good place to start! I’ve just posted a video to celebrate my first million views on RUclips with my considered top three tips from all the advice/ teaching that I’ve given in over 470 videos. Have a look if you’re interested. 😀
thought those were spruce in English. I'm swedish and that is what we call Gran and I have translated that to spruce all the time and the tree we call Tall I translated to Pine or Fir. Ooopsie . So I ended up here because i really struggle with Tall (that I've been calling Pine)
I realised I was wrongly using pine as a generic term when I probably wanted conifer. As an Australian I just hope you forgive me for being a bit ignorant of these beautiful types of trees. 😀. I’m better with gum trees.
One of my old favorites as a teen and 20s was drawing trees and painting trees. Thanks again for the terrific demonstrations. I love how you are doing a variety of subjects.
Thanks Cindy. I’m branching out a bit. I’ve just posted a video to celebrate my first million views on RUclips with my considered top three tips from all the advice/ teaching that I’ve given in over 470 videos. Have a look if you’re interested. 😀
This was so helpful. When you demonstrated the top-down view a lightbulb went off in my head.
Fantastic Birdie! We have to keep thinking 3D form! 😀
I believe Australia has few pine trees because they have difficulty growing upside-down.
😂
Lol, ❤ very nice.
Haha. 😀
@surfbirdie575
I just drew this and added some rocks from your video from yesterday. I could tell a big difference when I look back at the previous attempts at trees. This one has much more depth. A huge improvement already. Thank you, Steve! I am happy today with my progress.
What a teacher loves to hear. Keep on with it. 😀
Beautiful art, and a very helpful video.
Thanks Kimberly. Glad it was helpful. I’ve just posted a video to celebrate my first million views on RUclips with my considered top three tips from all the advice/ teaching that I’ve given in over 470 videos. Have a look if you’re interested. 😀
This is another great lesson! Thank you! I have a request. Can you please include about 30 seconds of real time drawing, so as to give some idea of how much time you actually spend. I know I can probably slow down the playback rate but I just want an idea of how you draw in real time. Thanks again for all your wonderful videos! You really are helping my progress.
Hi please watch Watchman on the Wall 88 on RUclips
Penny, I’ve just posted a video with 5 mins of real time on the end if you’re interested. It’s a video on line work. 😀
Thank you!
Wonderful how you work through it
Makes sense to me. Hope it works for you. 😀
Excellent demo on drawing coniferous trees but only the second one looks like a pine. The other two are likely a fir and spruce.
I’m sure you are right Teresa. I’m better with gum trees than pines! I’ve just posted a video to celebrate my first million views on RUclips with my considered top three tips from all the advice/ teaching that I’ve given in over 470 videos. Have a look if you’re interested. 😀
I would probably concur (need closeups to be more certain), but they are all in the pinaceae, or pine tree family. :) So technically Stephen is correct in sensu lato.
From the wilds of the great Pacific Northwest, thank you!
I think you’d know a thing about conifers! Enjoy and draw the beauty around you. 😀
In the first 5 minutes of this video my trees have gone from a Christmas tree png that you would find on google to actually looking like a tree 💀💀💀💀 thanks man for making this awesome video
The sort of comment a teacher loves to hear. thanks, and congratulations
Hello teacher, your tutorials are amazing for the comunity!!! I'have struggled to find tutorials of perspective and detail for artists that avoid superficiality; because I want to learn to draw comic fron analog media... And my question is whether this content can be applied as is to those media? Or does it need to be adapted under certain criteria? Thanks, and greetings form Mexico
Thanks for your kind words. Everything can always be adapted. Be creative with experimenting with ideas you get from my channel and elsewhere. There are no rules here, just using what works well for your art. All the best. 😀
The trees are spectacular, but they are drawn at such a speed that I can't learn, is that the intention?
You can adjust the speed of the video using that cog icon on the screen, slowing it up to half speed. If I make the videos twice as long most people won’t watch them. It’s a balance.
Thank you. Your video help me to see and understand what I needed to notice.
My pleasure 😀
Will you be painting these now?
I haven’t painted all of Australia’s trees yet! So little time, so many trees!🤣
@@stephentraversart I especially liked the first one.
It reminds me of a Hollywood Juniper and would love to see how you approached it.
Thanks for posting your videos.
I think the first tree would be a fir, and the second a spruce, fyi 😅
I’m sure you would be right Sarah. I have no idea I’m afraid 😀I’ve just posted a video to celebrate my first million views on RUclips with my considered top three tips from all the advice/ teaching that I’ve given in over 470 videos. Have a look if you’re interested. 😀
Haha, we all started in the same point! 😅
Must be a good place to start! I’ve just posted a video to celebrate my first million views on RUclips with my considered top three tips from all the advice/ teaching that I’ve given in over 470 videos. Have a look if you’re interested. 😀
thought those were spruce in English. I'm swedish and that is what we call Gran and I have translated that to spruce all the time and the tree we call Tall I translated to Pine or Fir. Ooopsie . So I ended up here because i really struggle with Tall (that I've been calling Pine)
I realised I was wrongly using pine as a generic term when I probably wanted conifer. As an Australian I just hope you forgive me for being a bit ignorant of these beautiful types of trees. 😀. I’m better with gum trees.
I unfortunately didn't find this very helpful.
Well, sometimes unhelpful directions at least point us in the direction of what will be more helpful. All the best with it. ❤️
You talk too much
That’s the beauty of mute. 😀