I just drew all of those figures only once and I can feel the change in my lines already! Wow, with consistency I am positive that my skills would definitely improve! Those tips you shared are so helpful.
I'm a charcoal pencil artist and I enjoy your tips. My friends all think there's some type of magic with art and you're either gifted or you're not. Hopefully your tips will encourage more people to try.
There is something soothing, hypnotic, yet lowkey evil about the way you say GUUUUD Like I'm lying on a couch, its relaxing, reassuring, you say GUUUUD, I drift off into sleep. BAM, wake up, no kidneys!
I have been a trumpet player for many, many years. I studied with a teacher many years ago who would not allow me to stop and start playing when I was playing an exercise for him. The continuous playing made my playing much more Musical and fluid. This man is the same.. I wish that I could study drawing with him. Thank you.
I taught these methods to myself when I was young, I'm so thrilled to see Others Teaching and Learning these practice sketch techniques!! You're the perfect teacher, you're voice is soft and continuous like your Lines!!!
I'm glad you liked it. And it is not that you can only move the arm from your shoulder and everything else needs to be still. But it is a good practice to move the whole arm. Of course, your elbow and wrist will also move a little bit as needed, especially when doing shorted lines.
Great video! I wish my old art teachers could explain the difference between 'good sketchy' and 'bad sketchy' like this. I wish I sounded as cool speaking Spanish as this guy does speaking English! And just for a second, I heard 'futuristic bagel' instead of 'futuristic vehicle'. A bagel would be a good way to practice ellipses! Keep up the good work dude! This really helped me! Thanks！
Absolutely, definitely, totally, completely AMAZING! I have never felt so good and peaceful while drawing!!! YOU ARE A SAVIOR AND THE BEST TEACHER EVER!!!!
you are hell of a great teacher really.. Hats off to you and your amazing content...Wow...any novice or amateur or beginner can just see your videos and improve their drawing skills. You were made for this.
I'm definitely gonna try this out. I work in pencil at the moment, so I draw the shorter lines like he did in the beginning, but I do it lightly and then I go over it harder for the actual, then continuous, line and erase the light 'fluff'.
I drew along with the video hitting the left arrow key throughout because he's so quick lol. I noticed some positive changes in my lines especially my ellipses, thanks!
thank you! Love the exersices You know what I noticed? The art professionals have a hard time drawing beginners' sketchy lines. Though I past the beginner's stage, once in a while I catch myself using short hairy lines, and they make me smile
There are people that are really good at making series of short lines especially if they also shade with the pencil so if you draw like this you don't *have* to change your style just consider it
Good exercise and FANTASTIC ACCENT!. As I have been learning the last few years I like combining this and then encircle the lines with small orbs trying to keep centered and follow the flow.
Great video! I've always wondered why I have so much trouble getting my drawings to look finished and polished no matter how much I improve. This has made me realize that I'm using the technique you showed at the beginning and that I need to practice utilizing my whole arm instead of just my hand.
I'd love to see these principals applied to something boxy, like modern architecture. I'm currently studying to become an architect ad it would be interesting to see how these ideas apply to something inherently stiff
Thank you for all this great help. So I’m looking at a lot of these art tutorials and they seem to focus on technique - a lot of cartooning or handling of materials for an effect. In other words they are helping you (me) to draw or paint a better picture. Excellent. So now you have something that you might be able to sell. But the thing I find lacking is the importance of observation. Looking out at things and connecting with the outside world physically through art. I think we need to spend more time looking at the physical, natural world to become more real through our art. When I draw or paint from a photo of a tree it looks like a picture of a photo. I appreciate all the instruction, the humor, the clever tips, but I want to be absorbed by nature, not so much by my device.
Oh boy, I see now how my lines lack confidence. I never go for a full line without stopping, unless I have a pencil outline or something. My imagination has also gone to shit in recent years, I realised I can't even come up with simple design features anymore.
I know this is from a few months ago but if you really want to draw and don't know what to draw, just draw basic shapes or work on techniques instead of an actual purposeful drawing. Something will come to you eventually and if it doesn't at that moment in time, you still worked on your technique
A tip: Observe and draw nature. Just choose the nearest random plant, or rock with ridges. Then, infuse the scene with imagination, maybe a castle in the background with the plant at the very front. Or valleys with mist. You can choose from genres like mideveal or autumn. Then add a futuristic jet in the sky?? Idk, just random stuff stimulates the imagination. Then you can form ideas from the randomness. Maybe the futuristic jet is on a new planet to document new species--draw weird plants. Getting started can be tough but just adding more and more things to the first works.
where has this channel been? I have been looking for such a awesome channel as this in a long time. this is like bob ross but instead of painting its drawing. instructer is clear explination n has asmr vibes very soothing to listen n watch. :)
"Smooth Linessssssssssssssssssss"
GUUUUUUUUUUDEH
“... and let’s have some holes 🕳!!!”
Continuous linessss. Like thissssss
And noht de bluuurd
yessssssssssssss
O my god, this man is so freaking calming...
It's like an ASMR video.
Ever heard the narrator in TED-ed?
Not the level of Bob Ross though. Bob Ross is the best ASMR.
isnt it.
His voice is so fluid and continuous as his drawing. That gives me desires to draw.
This guy is the Bob Ross of pen on paper.
check out "peter draws" then
@@kauboi8105 but peter draws wants to be the first peter draws
Happy litte smooth line here.... that's right. Make it smooth and long. Let it flow. HAHA
Did feel a little Rossy
@@ikannunaplays More than just a little. This could have been a companion program to Bob's show.
Came for the lesson, stayed for the ASMR. So relaxing
was thinking the same.. his voice and the audio made the video so soothing
Yep
He should read for children's Bedtime Audio Books. . .
Artur Gaudenzi Luzardo tbh thought it might b nice to sleep to
is ASMR a fetish?
I just drew all of those figures only once and I can feel the change in my lines already! Wow, with consistency I am positive that my skills would definitely improve! Those tips you shared are so helpful.
Any improvements?
Subscribed because of the way you say "GEUDDE"
Pete reminded me of nacho libre 😂
😂😂
Hell Yeah Man
I Did Because Of The Same Thing😂😂
This is where you realize that you don't really need to be "super creative" to practice your drawing. What a great tutorial! Thanks!
I love how calm and peaceful you are not like everyone else who tries to be funny or quirky
I could listen to this guy for hours. Just put this on repeat and fall asleep to it. Such a soothing voice and calm demeanor. Instant sub.
The best thing about this exercise video is it gets to the point so you can go practice. Short and to the point.
I'm a charcoal pencil artist and I enjoy your tips. My friends all think there's some type of magic with art and you're either gifted or you're not. Hopefully your tips will encourage more people to try.
There is something soothing, hypnotic, yet lowkey evil about the way you say GUUUUD
Like I'm lying on a couch, its relaxing, reassuring, you say GUUUUD, I drift off into sleep. BAM, wake up, no kidneys!
I felt likewise 🤣😂
😂😂😂
Lmao.
Sam Deacon You made me laugh so loud ... thank you!
WHAT 😭😂
Your accent and voice in general is so calming
I have been a trumpet player for many, many years. I studied with a teacher many years ago who would not allow me to stop and start playing when I was playing an exercise for him. The continuous playing made my playing much more Musical and fluid. This man is the same.. I wish that I could study drawing with him.
Thank you.
Finished up with a nice sketch of Tesla model 4
Or the Shinkansen
While he was just playing around
I can still imagine him screaming as he watches me draw a wonky stick figure.
Man...what could possibly anger a man of this composure?
@@martk647 Have you seen my stick figures?
“No not very geuud! You call that a stick figuere!?!? I’ve made straighter lines with my pee pee!”
Andrew 😂😂😂😂 good one
Not screaming out of anger, screaming like he has a million dollar cookie from 1634 that you just dipped in milk
And am I freaking out with his accuracy in drawing curve lines
I taught these methods to myself when I was young, I'm so thrilled to see Others Teaching and Learning these practice sketch techniques!! You're the perfect teacher, you're voice is soft and continuous like your Lines!!!
This is perfect for the end of the day. Draw, calm, sleep. Peace. Thank you.
I use this video for my 13 and 14 year old design students. Excellent tips for free style drawing! Thank you sir!
The assurance in this video is inspiring.The smoothness of the flow of the pen is so fluid.
thank you it is really good exercise. its weird feeling using only shoulder
I'm glad you liked it. And it is not that you can only move the arm from your shoulder and everything else needs to be still. But it is a good practice to move the whole arm. Of course, your elbow and wrist will also move a little bit as needed, especially when doing shorted lines.
Great video! I wish my old art teachers could explain the difference between 'good sketchy' and 'bad sketchy' like this. I wish I sounded as cool speaking Spanish as this guy does speaking English! And just for a second, I heard 'futuristic bagel' instead of 'futuristic vehicle'. A bagel would be a good way to practice ellipses! Keep up the good work dude! This really helped me! Thanks！
Absolutely, definitely, totally, completely AMAZING! I have never felt so good and peaceful while drawing!!! YOU ARE A SAVIOR AND THE BEST TEACHER EVER!!!!
I´m glad to know you are enjoying it, Sarah. Thanks for your thoughtful comment :)
@@FineArtTips Please do more sketching with ink tutorials and exercises!! :)
Love it how easy and quiet he explains the things!
I like this exercise! Very well explained:)
I'm glad to know that.
@@FineArtTips gued
you are hell of a great teacher really.. Hats off to you and your amazing content...Wow...any novice or amateur or beginner can just see your videos and improve their drawing skills. You were made for this.
This guy is sick he is the best and his drawing is perfect❤️
His voice is so calming and at the same time inspiring
Your voice and english accent calms me so down, love what you're doing, thank you!
English accent?
You made me practice drawing. You are a very intelligent artist.
you know what else is smooth sir? your voice
You know this artist is a master at what he does when he makes it look so easy.
Good visual instruction with the delivery of a Telenovela.
Gifted teacher, you have my highest respect.
i was always getting challenges in drawing but because of this class now i can get smooth lines
I'm definitely gonna try this out. I work in pencil at the moment, so I draw the shorter lines like he did in the beginning, but I do it lightly and then I go over it harder for the actual, then continuous, line and erase the light 'fluff'.
Wow, this is very helpful! Thank you Mr. Pereznieto.
You are very welcome Rhonda
Fine Art-Tips i like ur videos
Thank you Mr. Pereznieto! You clearly have a gift: a personality perfect for teaching! Keep it up.
I drew along with the video hitting the left arrow key throughout because he's so quick lol. I noticed some positive changes in my lines especially my ellipses, thanks!
"I am exaggerating a little bit."
Proceeds to draw lines better than me.
This help a lot I had bad line work but now I improved a lot
Use this for my warmup all the time!
Had to *favorite* this.
thank you! Love the exersices
You know what I noticed? The art professionals have a hard time drawing beginners' sketchy lines. Though I past the beginner's stage, once in a while I catch myself using short hairy lines, and they make me smile
There are people that are really good at making series of short lines especially if they also shade with the pencil so if you draw like this you don't *have* to change your style just consider it
Yep he's focusing on making you relax as an artist and get your ideas on paper in a very authentic way. Bob Ross would be proud.
This felt so soothing..The background music and your voice..so calming
this guy is so calming keep it up ma dude
This is true , i'm actualy very very good at short lines , but mediocre at long lines , i'm practicing it , thanks for the tip
I listen to this video instead of counting sheep, it's so relaxing.
Hi Leonardo, i like your tutorials a lot. Thank you for sharing your master skills! Your peaceful voice is a nice add-on ;)
Wow this was amazing and so enriching. thank you Mr Pereznieto. How Brilliant.
Realy helpful exercise, and relaxing video. Thanks for this, teacher///
@Yeshe OG (~•_•~)
Yeshe 36 lol
I honestly thought you were going to say Senpai
@@FortunateMean same
Good exercise and FANTASTIC ACCENT!. As I have been learning the last few years I like combining this and then encircle the lines with small orbs trying to keep centered and follow the flow.
A wonderful refresher to brush up on the basics of drawing.
you have beautiful lines, i can tell how much hard work you put in just by you drawing them
I wish I had this voice. I would book to my kids every night.
Great video I learned alot. Thanks for the tips.
These lines are making me burst into tears
Thank you so much for this video. I have seen many videos about practising such lines but no one show how interesting this practice can be. ❤👍
This was very helpful. I started taking drawing classes last year and the technique shown here will help me improve.
Thank you for teaching the painting technique. It was very helpful.
This is very calming and easy to understand. Thank you for making this video!
This video is my new lullaby
"Goooooddddd".... I'll hear that in my head every time I make a decent line for the rest of my life.
Amazing warm up exercises.
Great video! I've always wondered why I have so much trouble getting my drawings to look finished and polished no matter how much I improve. This has made me realize that I'm using the technique you showed at the beginning and that I need to practice utilizing my whole arm instead of just my hand.
His voice is just so pleasant in the ear
Very charismatic and peaceful-sounding person. Thanks for the advices. :)
I already wanted some exercises to improve my drawing and after watching this video my thinking is over. A very helpful video.
Woooho ho... Soooo smooth relaxing soothing so indescribable! .. Thanks 😍😭😭
Great lesson for a beginner like myself. Thank you
Beautiful to watch and get inspiration from.
I’m impressed immediately. Thank you for your valuable instructions.
I love this mans outro more than the intro.
I'd love to see these principals applied to something boxy, like modern architecture. I'm currently studying to become an architect ad it would be interesting to see how these ideas apply to something inherently stiff
Kody Ferron yeah that’s be useful
Beginners of the world-unite n follow the master...☺️
Thanks so much fir the tips. Very interesting and a great eye opener! Blessings and be save.
What a fantastic video! I can't seem to stop drawing now.
Dang, this narration style is so relaxing.
This was actually very helpful, thank you
Simple yet effective. More tutorials about basic methods like these. Also liked an old doodling video I saw from you. Gracias!
My main goal is to develop more skill in art, and your video made me feel like there is hope with the exercise! thank you ad I enjoy your videos.
Thank You very much, Leonardo!
this guy should have been a hypnotist... I nearly fell asleep !!
This was so relaxing to watch and some great advice there, thank you!
You showed me how to fall in love with drawing 💘
Thank you for all this great help. So I’m looking at a lot of these art tutorials and they seem to focus on technique - a lot of cartooning or handling of materials for an effect. In other words they are helping you (me) to draw or paint a better picture. Excellent. So now you have something that you might be able to sell. But the thing I find lacking is the importance of observation. Looking out at things and connecting with the outside world physically through art. I think we need to spend more time looking at the physical, natural world to become more real through our art. When I draw or paint from a photo of a tree it looks like a picture of a photo. I appreciate all the instruction, the humor, the clever tips, but I want to be absorbed by nature, not so much by my device.
those lines scare me for some reason, they're so perfect that it makes me imagine myself messing up
This is so freaking relaxing
Oh boy, I see now how my lines lack confidence. I never go for a full line without stopping, unless I have a pencil outline or something.
My imagination has also gone to shit in recent years, I realised I can't even come up with simple design features anymore.
Good luck, don't strain the creativity, just let it flow👍😃
Same, I cant think of ideas when I want to animate stuff
same :(
I know this is from a few months ago but if you really want to draw and don't know what to draw, just draw basic shapes or work on techniques instead of an actual purposeful drawing. Something will come to you eventually and if it doesn't at that moment in time, you still worked on your technique
A tip: Observe and draw nature. Just choose the nearest random plant, or rock with ridges. Then, infuse the scene with imagination, maybe a castle in the background with the plant at the very front. Or valleys with mist. You can choose from genres like mideveal or autumn. Then add a futuristic jet in the sky?? Idk, just random stuff stimulates the imagination. Then you can form ideas from the randomness. Maybe the futuristic jet is on a new planet to document new species--draw weird plants. Getting started can be tough but just adding more and more things to the first works.
I became soooooo calmed down, you are best ! And great tutorial of course😂
Watching him draw those lines was quite relaxing🙂
A great lesson indeed with clear simplicity
I almost fall asleep men his voice is very relaxing
Impressive! I don't feel sleepy when you are teaching but instead I click the subscribe button and want to learn more from you.
where has this channel been? I have been looking for such a awesome channel as this in a long time. this is like bob ross but instead of painting its drawing. instructer is clear explination n has asmr vibes very soothing to listen n watch. :)
Nice, it looks simple and the explanation was great, not boring artsy words or stuff I don't know
Very good building confidence in each stroke TY.
This is like the most relaxing video I watched on yt ever.