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Thanks! Your instruction is invaluable to me. Merry Christmas 🎄

Thank you for this challenging eye tutorial -- my very first attempt at a human eye! I have been avoiding this kind of drawing bc I had no idea how to do it. Much appreciation - for sharing your wheel house!

I just finished 2 commissioned paintings. One thing I've noticed is people don't necessarily want accuracy as much as they want their subjects to be "pretty". 😂 I had the people spot on and the person wanted changes that made the subjects look less like them, but better than they actually were. The subjects had enormous toothy smiles. The person who hired me had me make their smiles smaller. Plus she had me do them in black and white which I thought was strange. Who am I to judge. I made my pay and she was happy in the end. I love doing people, but they are the most difficult subject because unless you're accurate, people can tell immediately. You can fudge other subjects. Perspective is the other painting killer. If a building is off the entire painting is affected. I appreciate your videos for showing the proper way to do things. I am self taught, so you're the education I could never afford. Thanks, professor.

I wish my drawing instructors would have taught drawing like this instead of just throwing objects up and say "DRAW IT". Good tutorial!! And thank you for having the reference photo available while drawing. Some ppl do not show their reference while doing tutorials and it just doesn't teach the "why' when drawing or painting. Love it!!

I'm ur new audience... It's nice to learn from u❤❤

Just awesome. Your instruction makes it look so easy but as you say it comes from years of study and practice.

This is probably a dumb question, but how do you keep your work flow going, but not dirty up your paints by mixing colors and dipping your brush in and out of different paint colors? Do you clean your brush before dipping into another color? I'm enjoying your videos!

I like how you achieved texture on the walls.

I learned a lot just watching you go through the process. Thank you.

Always helps to see another approach to drawing faces. Thank you.

I like the longer format and the subject matter

Thank you!

Looks good man! 👍

Great video! Graphic Designer here too. You seem to have a lot of knowledge, and I think it's wonderful that you are willing to share it. Watercolor has been a difficult medium for me, but your videos have peeked my interest. I might give it another try.

Great job! 👍

Love this long format and the cityscape with all the wonderful textures! Thank you very much! Happy holidays!

This was awesome, thanks!

"Craggier" is an adjective I am using from now on..

Damn, im so happy to see someone so talented in art this happy and nonchelaunt sharing knowledge of the craft. Great video, awesome attitude. Thanks for inspiring me to try more.

Thanks Rusty. Love your videos. Keep up the good work. Painting everyday and started just 5 years ago at 69!!! So Thank You!

Rusty where can I find the loom is method

After watching your video I downloaded the book, Figure Drawing for all it's Worth, Thank you, your video was also very helpful.

Very cool!

Ele disse que parece bom . É BOM!

Wow - really tricky perspective in this!!! Your finished work is gorgeous, though. I especially love your dark, watery shadows

YAY RUSTY!!! I asked for a landscape to help with perception and depth, and you delivered. I'm enjoying your videos and your artistic knowledge. I have to go practice now. ❤

Lovely. We can always slow the video down and follow along. If the music isn't to our taste, we can turn the volume down!

Adding a figure to scenes is definitely a goal of mine. I don’t really have problems with one figure but a grouping or multiple figures really intimidates me. It is almost like getting the perspective of multiple buildings correct.

Wonderful

Theres nothing better then the loomis books heads and figures got his books i do tutorials on Loomis most of the time great vedio

I need to fix a glob that was supposed to be a tree center of interest , any advise?

Merci superbe video Thank you very nice video Michel from belgium

beautiful barn! The old wood looks so real the way you layered glazes and lines for the boards.

I’m definitely gonna have to retry this a few times 😂, I just started learning how to sketch yesterday and I’m so thankful for these tutorials, although I’m much better so far at the basic geometric versions. Thank you for all your hard work!🧡

I remember when we first started doing perspectives in my high school art class about 6 years ago now, and it was always super easy yet after getting rusty, I still needed a reminder on how to start, thank you for bringing back some lost memories and helping me get back to the basics of sketching!🧡

Thank you, Mr. Nelson. I was watching a Bob Ross video and yours on the side. and I decided to give it a look. My interest in drawing is to illustrate a couple of books I have written. Watching you has given me hope that I will be able to do it.

THANK YOU SO MUCH I USED TO DO PEOPLE SKETCH FOR BOOK COVERS BACK IN THE 60'S AND 70''S IM 74 NOW STILL DRAW AND PAINTGBYSM

Thank you. This is a wonderful lesson.

New to your channel. I enjoy the fact that even you as a professional drew the red car too tall. It gives me hope.😊 I can draw, but it takes me 3 weeks for one drawing. Your white car has a cat sitting on the dashboard! LOL

I can't resist not to watch your tuts not only they're all perfect but also your face right your face has positive energy to me I can feel it with all my cells , if you let me to have your face printed on my house wall can I?

Fantastic, my friend. More studies, please. As a beginner in WC there are so many moving parts that I get lost on big projects. Studies I can handle until I get the concepts of H2O to pigment, etc. figured out. I’ll also check out your Loomis studies. His “Fun with a Pencil” got me back into drawing. That dude was a freaking genius teacher as well as fine artist! Thank you!!

If I can ask for a hint: Drawing/Painting a bowl as seen when sitting at a table (about 90 degree angle view?) it's easy to suggest the depth of the bowl. But how can the depth of a shallow dinner plate be hinted at? At the moment, mine are looking a lot like flat vinal or CD records.

Typical method crap. Draw what you see. Look at the object observation in real light is most important. Don't get into American methodology. It will kill any form of inner creativity.

Great video, really helpful. Thanks Rusty 👍

Thank you for this nice video. I will try out this technique soon! Hopefully I will see a lot more of your videos!

All i got is awsome thanks for the sharing.

Thank you, Sir! 🙏

Thank you. Very beautiful and useful. Will practice this as advised. 😅