Hyperrealism Photorealism Drawing Tutorial | Drawing Advice Part 1 | Rixcandoit
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2018
- This is Part 1 of the condensed version of three Live Drawing Sessions by RixCanDoIt. If you want to learn hyperrealism photorealism drawing then this video series is worth a watch. This video contains drawing advise.
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You are too good and loved your teachings
im trying to reach photorealism drawing by the end of this year. Thanks for your tutorials Rix. how can i send you my drawing for you point the mistakes? and how do i pay?
Thanks Rix
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Do you use a compass to compare distances between the eyes and other features to make sure you have them right or is it all by intuition?
I am 16 yrs old and currently learning about hyperrealism.. love this video.. thanks to this tutorial..
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A new subscriber here from Philippines ^^
Thanks for subscribing!
Sabay Tayo matuto
I used to be called the number one high school artists in the country in the eighties you are 16 and on a site like this that means you are years ahead of where I was at this point congratulations keep going don't give up you will be a drawing God!
15 and same
Thanks for putting this together for those of us that couldn't watch the live drawing. Thumbs up on this one!
You're welcome Travis. Appreciate the comment.
@Josh Parkin Proportional divider.
Glad i came across this video...never knew tool existed when he measured the eyebrows from the eyes.
Yeah, me too. Classic artist use to do the dsme thing but they would hold their pencil up to the subject, usually a couple of foot away, and take measurements with the pencil (you see them in movies squinting and holding the pencil near their eyes looking at the subject) then transfer that to paper. This is just a much much easier way. Some people i see trace but i think using this tool or a pencil for measurments is the way to go for me at least....cheers.
i use my compass like this
Great job, I love how to explained everything very simple and step by step approach. Can you please make a video series like this with one famous artist or singer?
Amazing as always 😊
i discovered your channel just now! and i wanna thank you! especially for stoping the music and tell us which pencil do you use at the time 🙏 thank you very much! this helps a lot!!
Thanks a lot for posting this! Very very informative!!
Omg I missed this. I never got notified! Thanks for all the great work you do.
Do you have notifications turned on? Check that. Sorry you missed it.
I just found your channel and I’m really glad I did !
You are the best. I respect you a lot
Its a pleasure joining your channel man. I'm a pro @ wyldstyle graffiti & I've been practicing hyper realism for about a year now. IM impressed @ how far I've come, but I'm NOWHERE near your talent😊
Thanks!
just got some ebony pencils. i absolutely love them
Tnx for information. You are so patient man. Wish the best for you!
Waiting for the next!:D
next video release....?
Wow, thankyou!! This is very helpful, also relaxing to watch!
Glad it was helpful!
Good tips!
what can I say!!!...You are simply a GREAT👏👏 thanks for your valuable time for making this video 🙌
Thanks!
I like the way you turn art that requires some mysterious thing called talent into the comprehensibility of craft that any sufficiently dedicated acolyte can learn.
Cool work. At first I thought it wasn't going to look like a drawing but I was wrong. Great work. I am an artist as well.
Thank you! Cheers!
U r great masters in art......i m learning so much sir ...thanks for sharing
Appreciate that. Thanks for commenting!
This is very inspiring for my content .... 👍👍👍
You have a new subscriber sir. Thanks so much :)
Well done on your successful tutorials and thank you. I would add the list of material used though. Thank you in advance.
I’m trying to start from basically scratch with drawing….. or art in general. I’ve always struggled with how to center my drawings on the page to even start. Idk why I didn’t think of simply taping a print of my reference TO THE paper!! lol
Simply but genius!
You can do it!
Am 15years old and I love drawing I like your arts😘😍
Does anyone know what the measuring device is that he uses, I didn't know such an awesome thing existed 😂 if anyone has any other miracle things that'd help me it'd be great to hear them, I currently just use an electric eraser, pencils and stubs!! Awesome video, thanks for sharing your knowledge!!
Could you please write a book? You are an excellent teacher. I learn so much from you and Alphonso Dunn. He has books out and if you haven’t already you should publish. Novice that are teaching themselves need this kind of step by step instruction in print too! Thanks for all you do
Thanks for the compliment. There isn't enough material information in my head to fill more than 5 pages so it wouldn't be enough to write a book.
Lol ok but
You severely underestimate
Yourself maybe in a couple years or so you’ll change your mind hopefully
Thank you so much
This is how you do a tutorial! Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
I don't know man ! i like you !!! ✋ Greetings from the PH !!! 😊👍
Thanks!
Hey rix thank for another really good tute and help to understand basics and take ur time to sketch. I have one question is you doing professionally or your hobbies. As im ... I'm programmer in IT and sketches and painting is my hobbies but my dad is professional. This is really amazing videos. Keep it up :)
How about that? I have a heavy programmer and IT background. No, I don't draw professionally. This is a hobby, as I started drawing about 3 years ago after watching some drawing vids on RUclips and thought I'd give it a go.
Nice
Thank you for the this one love your drawing im your new subscriber here from PH🇵🇭
Thanks for sub'ing!
Is the Conte pencil graphite, crayon, colored pencil or what?
helpful!
Excellent job
Thanks.
Hi sir ! I am really new at the drawing world and I was just wondering on how you print those photos? Did you use grayscale or something? Hoping for you reply soon . Thanks !
The photo was already black and white. I set my printer (Epson 1430) to print black and white.
Wow! Superb. Hoping I can be good like you
Thanks for the compliment. You be you and you'll do much better!
@@RixCanDoit thank you so much I really appreciate your reply. It motivates me so much
Where did u get that photo from because its real dark( im a artist
Good morning Rix. I like to work with carbon, charcoal and graphite. sometimes i build so much of all of them to get it super dark because i use a brush to smooth it that i cant get it to look smooth again. What should i do?
Assuming the paper you are using is of the 'smooth' variety, and assuming you mean it looks blotchy, you can first try to remove the blotches with your kneaded eraser, and if that doesn't do it, you can darken between the blotches to match the tone of the blotches.
YOU ARE AMAZING. Your ONLY flaw i would say is, you don't get enough dark in te dark places. Your always looks alot ligter in te darkest areas wen comparing. Apart from that... MASTER
Thank you. It's pretty dark. It loses something in the photography.
hi rix,,,love the channel but can I ask where you get the patience from?
I guess just not being in a hurry. Dunno.
I loved it sir you are great and i am your new subscriber
Thanks!
I'm using this to draw Danny DeVito
hey, thank you vor this video. how do you call the device that you are using to get the proportions right?
proportional divider
This is great. How do you sharpen your pencils? Is it a special sharpener? I can never get mine as sharp as I need them and the tip actually completely breaks off a lot. It is becoming an issue.
I would recommend watching my pencil sharpener videos. I cover several that would provide you a sharp point.
Cool thanks I will check them out!
Nice video👍🏻
Appreciate that Will.
Thank you so much I learned a lot
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Rix I am a beginner at realistic sketching and I just loved your style.. your tutorial is very in depth and helpful.. hoping that this takes me to a better level in my work. Thanks so much. I have also requested to join your fb group. Would share my work, though it's very beginner level, I would love your feedback 🙏
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We have a good group. Post to the group (follow posting rules...important) and you'll likely get feedback. Glad you liked the video.
Awesome! What sort of paper do you recommend for hyperrealism?
Different papers will work just fine. I personally use Bristol Smooth.
what do you call that device I noted you use for proportions..? I recall eons back in highschool we were taught drawing the old grid ontop of an image to transfer it, that was a lifetime ago..hehe I guess no one does that anymore
And we still do that today.
amen
Hey Rix you can also try the Kimberly 9XXB pencil. It is great for dark areas and leaves no graphite shine.
I’m not sure if it’s Kimberly but he used some sort of 9XXB
You'll see I use the 9xxb in many of my drawing tutorials. However, it is not the same as using charcoal. Thanks.
Me: *scrolling by to find sumthin to draw*
Also me: *sees thumbnail* Y E S
I have a question for you, what did you use to get the spacing in between like eyebrows , and the nose and lips? I hope that you can understand the question. I really liked it and I wanted to get one like that one. Thank you for your time and awesome videos.
Hi. I don't understand the question.
RixCanDoit sorry , what did you use to measure the space between the eye and eyebrow, 3:30 ? I would like to find one like that. I hope that you can understand what I’m talking about. Thank you for your time and help.
That's an Accurasee Proportional Divider.
RixCanDoit thank you very much 😊
Is it possible to post a link to the image you used? It would be nice to have the picture to also go by to make it easier to draw out and follow along. Thanks!
I do a wide search on the internet until I find something interesting to draw. I don't remember where I get my photos. Sorry.
Super
Thanks Carlos.
Where's the best place to buy the dark pencil that you used? Is it spelled Conte Paris? Thanks!
I'd do a search online.
@@RixCanDoit Thanks for the reply! I had already done a search online and had found them on Amazon but they were $6 each! The only other place I saw them was an art supply store that would have to ship internationally to the US. I was hoping you might have seen them somewhere else haha :) Michaels and Hobby Lobby didn't turn up anything either.
@@redpixi07 I don't have a special place to buy. When I buy things, I search online for best price.
What is that tool used in exact measurement @3:35
It's called a Proportional Divider.
What is the meter look like scissors call?
Where can I get them from?
meter? look like scissors? What meter?
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Hello good sir, I was wondering if you could please tell me what that pencil is at 7:30 . Please and thank you.
It looks like the Conte a Paris Pierre Noire 3B 1710
I wonder how you edit your reference. 😊 you're so great..
Thanks. What do you mean by "edit your reference"?
@@RixCanDoit how do you make it bnw, because I think, Im not getting the right tonal value in my reference, sometimes it''s too bright, sometimes it's too dark 😂😂
@@joseiidequina3766 I use Photoshop to convert to black and white and to adjust brightness.
What is the tool called that you are using to get the dimensions of the photo. Please can you let me know as I would like to buy one.
You mean the Proportional Divider? It's made by Accurasee.
@@RixCanDoit I have brought one and I'm looking forward to using it. I've not had much experience in drawing faces, but I'm determined to improve.
how do you get them pencils so sharp???? what kind of magic do you use?
Pencil sharpeners. See my review videos on them. :)
@@RixCanDoit amazing! thanks :)
I have question sir that u used stump at first cuz u wanna don't light or whiteness on the darker area right
Sorry, I don't understand your question. Please ask another way. Thanks. :-)
@@RixCanDoit so i ask that is at 7:13 in video u used stump right and my question why did u used it? i have few more doubts related to realistic portraits can i ask few more questions...
@@syedafatima8906 I used it because it is a way to draw by blending with precision (point).
@@RixCanDoit so one more question that if we have to start drawing portraits so we have to practice eyes,nose,lips cuz their really hard to practice
@@syedafatima8906 Why not practice everything? All details in my opinion are of equal weight.
Hey rix can do it have you heard of the company called arteza because when I was looking up pencils and I came across these arteza professional drawing, sketching pencils and it is a set of 12 plus I was wondering if you would like to do a review on them but I don’t have them that is why I’m asking you.
I have them. They on in the queue for review. :-)
What is that tool called
Can you make a video on hair those light on the hair?
Don't understand your request. "those light on the hair?" What does that mean?
I have trouble drawing eyes that are looking down
I haven’t watched the whole thing but I have a problem on drawing too small
Im making drawing tutorials but i dont know how to explain the way i draw. Ive been drawing for 24 years,i do it out of instinct/intuition.
I don't know how to explain it either. Just wing it. :-)
That white stick is called tortilion 🇬🇭🇬🇭
What’s the name of that eraser thing you used?
Mono zero
Help! So I have a problem with my shading. The face always ends up Looking dirty when I shade darker
Smooth paper, like Bristol smooth, and good technique. It takes practice. I had the same problem also once upon a time. Be sure to apply your graphite 'evenly', with a light touch. Then when you blend, also with a light touch to avoid digging into the paper, gently move the graphite/charcoal around.
RixCanDoit awesome!! Thank you 🙏🏾
What pencil are you using at 9:32?
General's Extra Hard Charcoal
Does anyone know what the tools is called that he is using at 3:40
It's called a Proportional Divider.
Hello Mr. What surface got your paper for realistic drawing?
bristol smooth
@@RixCanDoit Thank you. Then I got the right one for realistic drawing😃
What type of paper are you using?
Smooth side of Bristol.
Does anyone else know what that tool is called he is using to measure in the beginning
Kayleekattbeauty proportial divider.
Thanks!!!!
What is the name of the pen he uses to add white?
White gel pen. Any kind will work.
Can someone help please. Im new to drawing, and would really like to get into it more seriously. Where can i find quality drawing paper, pencils, erasers, etc? I live in a small town, so i dont believe there r any art shops in this area. Wouldnt think somewhere like walmart would have quality materials. Or would it b best to order offline? If anyone knows a place, or a good website to get these things from, please let me know. Help is really appreciated. Thanks
Walmart does sell some good art supplies, like paper. For high quality drawing pencils, you can order online where I do most of my supply ordering.
RixCanDoit thank u so much for the info, and also for all ur videos and tips. Really helpful and enjoyable to watch
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Welcome. Dont c how someone couldnt. Shits amazing!
Lucy tool maps out image, but not good enough to trace
It's for freehand drawing and not precision. You're not going to do photo realism with it.
What's the measuring tool called?
Proportional Divider
I always wonder, if you're doin an exact size and like for like copy of a drawing like this one, whats the point usin the measurement tool and doing it like that, woukdn't it be easier to trace the main lines and then fill it in? just makes little sense is all, seems to waste alot of time
Sure, you can trace. I've done product reviews on trace boards that light up as one way to start a new drawing. For me personally, I like the challenge of measuring. It actually takes practice to do it right. It improves your ability to see shapes and sizes when you 'gauge' negative space and then confirm how close you were by measuring. I did a video on 'negative space' as well. Anything you can do to exercise your eye/mind for shapes and distances makes you better. The grid lines only act as reference points to gauge from.
@@RixCanDoit Can i ask how you even start larning to do lifelike? I've seen people doing it (ALWAYS SPED UP.... WHY) and they can use like 8 deifferent pencils and shades of color in one TINY little area, like the tear duct. i'm always wonderin, how the hell do you know that's onna turn out the exact color you want... I'd think you'd kinda roughly put a base color across the entire drawin (if you're doin color) like the skin color, i'd think you color in the whole face if it was a head, then go ver that with a different shade in certain places, but they don't, they will almost go mictoscope mode on every tiny little place bit by bit... i just don't know how they can do it that way... it's way too precise for me!
I cannot answer for color. I'm not a color artist. In my case I build up 'tones'. While with color it is going to be this color or that, in graphite and charcoal it isn't about color, but about the intensity of the tone. You can see if two tones are the same or not. If you are drawing from an image, you simply increase the tone until it gets to be as close as the original.
The Bing Chat brought me here. Well hello
Pretty cool, eh? I've been playing with the Bing Chat earlier today. Pretty handy! Glad to see it recommended my video. Must be a very smart AI. LOL!
What's the white thing?
White thing?
darkest black is musou black try that
You're talking about paint. This is about drawing with pencils, not painting. I would not put paint on my pencil drawings in order to get black. It would look weird.
Please put the required instruments in the description box.
Nothing is required. If I'm using a charcoal pencil, it matters not which brand just as long as it is soft, medium or hard respectively. Use whatever brand of graphite pencils you want.
Think you might enjoy my paintings. Max Ferguson - Painter
rixi how much do u charge for a portriat
It really comes down to what the customer is looking for. What size. The subject (details) to draw. The level of realism. Etc. Photorealism is time intensive.
I love art but i dont understand what using and how to draw that
Don't understand...what?
@@RixCanDoit i feel like she meant "understand what you're using", maybe? I dunno...
@@swine13 Thanks Walt.
Proportional divider.
Thanks for selecting a really nice reference photo and a really helpful video.
Rix I love your drawings man but you’re hard on the Kings’ English (a lil joke on your pronunciation of the pencil you used). Lol
Thanks. I guess that makes me the Court Jester. :-)
Does anyone know the pencils he's using please?
I have no idea. That guy just picks up whatever pencil he has around at the time and uses it. :-)
Haha😂😂😂
What instrument is that sir....???? Please can you tell me
I have no idea what you are asking me.
RixCanDoit I said that the instrument sir which u r using for measuring the eyes and eyebrows ..... compass like instruments
Actually you only said "What instrument is that sir...???" and didn't say which one. It's called a Proportional Divider.
Try black and white portraits in Google search. Omg
Was this a reply to someone's comment, because you didn't post it as a reply. So I'm not sure how to respond.
RixCanDoit You. I heard you mention portrait choices. I found some very challenging portraits with deep wrinkles. Good contrast study. I don’t mean to tell you what to do. Just a thought. 😊
@@nameralashun You're losing me because I can't recall what I said back when I made a video. It helps if you give me more context. I'm aware of how to find black and white photos. And I done videos on drawing deep wrinkles. So what am I missing?
RixCanDoit Nevermind. You seem to be easily offended and a bit of a know- it all. I’ll unsubscribe. I wasn’t telling you what to do, honestly was just sharing info. Toodles. Too many artists are just too mean for my taste.
@@nameralashunI posted a video nearly two years ago and have since moved on to creating and uploading many, many more. A comment pops up with no context and says "Try black and white portraits in Google search. Omg". It was not made as a reply to any particular thread, so the question was "Was this a reply to someone's comment?" because it would seem really odd that you would suggest I don't know how to find black and white portraits when my videos clearly show I have no problem with that. It was your "Omg" that caught my attention. In my day, it was "Duh". So who is this girl talking about?
Mean? No. Just really confused.
Then you respond that you were directing that comment at me. And then directing me to some challenging portraits with wrinkles. Again, I'm confused. Where is this all coming from?
Mean? No. Offended. No. Confused. Definitely.
You write in small chunks without providing the full context or referencing what you were responding to. And you "OMG" it as well. How well do you think that phrasing translates to those of us who have been around much longer than you?
Your incorrect assessment that I'm offended and then subsequent name-calling ("know-it-all") points to you being the sensitive one in this thread. I just think you ought to know that whoever's video you comment on you should try to be a little more clear.
How much would you charge?
For what? I've sold for as low as $350 and as high as $1600 for an 8 x 10 drawing. But I'm not taking any commission work as I just don't have the time.
Is there a difference between hyperrealism and photorealism? It's my understanding that there really isn't.
Officially, I'm not sure. But for me, photorealism looks close as a photo but you can upon inspection tell it is a drawing (a really good one!). Hyper-realism, you aren't going to tell. It's just that good.
I haven't mastered realistic yet so i can't jump at hyperrealism now.
One step at a time.