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very interesting! id like to do something like this

beautifull work as usual, keep it up <3 !!

Magnifique Merci beaucoup🤩🤩

silly question, but do you use different types of pencils for the sketch or just stick with one? (like different HB graphite pencils)

Amo que subas el video con la pista en español, me impresionó y me encantó❤

so beautiful! i loved seeing your drawing process

INGRES!! THANK YOU!! Excellent work like always, I enjoyed watching!

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I think your lady is more believably human than the original. Fair play to Ingres though - his textiles are astonishing. I do have a suggestion for another study actually, which might tempt you. That's Augustus John's portrait of Wyndham Lewis (an etching), and there's a good image on Christie's website. Many thanks for another fascinating video.

Hello. Are you using the same pencil hardness from start to finish?

Wonderful Study as always!

Great job capturing those sculptural facial features!

Beautiful drawing . I greatly admire how much you can capture while working so small .

The sketch, your gentle voice and the explanation is amazing! Love your content so much!!!!

I honestly love your art, could you make a video about how to use oil paints for beginers? Im wanting to try out oil paint but i do not know where to start!

I absolutely love your Chanel. I am also a portrait artist and you encourage me to draw daily now. I have a Wyoming: what type of paper you enjoy sketching on? Smooth/acid free or sketch paper? Thx

I’ve enjoyed several other of your videos, however, I I’m not very interested in the digital side. Thanks for sharing other media and techniques that reaches more of your fans. 🫵🏽💯

I just found your channel a few weeks ago and really love it. I’m trying to discipline myself to draw in a small sketchbook daily and your videos really help!

I love your pencil, what is it called? Oh, and I forgot to say, this video and all your other videos (I just discovered your channel) have given me endless amounts of inspiration and direction, you are a blessing!

Rembrandt, the famous painter of the Baroque period. You drew it so beautifuly.

I’m so confused. I just got procreate and I’m brand new to digital art. I go to my pencils to try and start a drawing and it’s in blue? I go to charcoal and it’s red? Whatever I do, it’s some different color. I watch a tutorial and no one else has this problem. They just choose a pencil and start drawing and bobs your uncle?

Very tallented 🙌

I love that you drew Michael Fassbender, I’ve always loved making drawings of him back in college, he has beautiful features, like those old sculptures we see at museums 💯

Great work!

Plz make some tutorial how to measure drawing

I enjoyed the tutorial and seeing at the conclusion how you had caught the likeness really well . However , can you , please , drop the funereal organ background music - it’s not just distracting, it’s depressing !

I saw you on TV!!!

Wonderful video as always! Did you mention Stephen Bauman when you were talking about modelling? I'd like to know about the teaching you referenced.

Please, draw the painting Young GIirl or Another Portrait of a Girl (1640, The Metropolitan Museum of Art), by DIego Velazquez. (the greatest exponent of realism in painting, he surpassed Rubens and van Dick in the mastery of light and anatomy) She is a girl with subtle makeup, black eyes, and short black hair, posing sideways and wearing a cream dress, but only in profile size.

Ooh you used my sugestion to draw a self portrait of Rembrandt. It turned out awesome. I must have drawn this one at least 10 times before but never had anything remote as good as yours. 😅 Now I am really in the mood to draw him in this reference again.

What a wonderful video

Your style of editing videos and just showing the way you work genuinely cures my anxiety, I cannot explain it really. They are so comforting to watch imo. Keep up the great work! <33

I have a loose guess as to why people are falling in love with unfinished sketches. I feel like people are more exposed to the process of how art is created, and it feels demystified in a sense. So people are falling in love with the different techniques used to make a sketch, and it’s easier to see that when it’s unpolished. Personally, when I see a sargent sketch I am enamored by the gestural anatomical accuracy and composition. Seeing that is easier in charcoal than in a painting.

Hi Katie, thanks for another great drawing video. If you're curious about the rough texture of the drawing - I believe he acheived this in part by drawing on rice paper (possibly en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xuan_paper?). Would make for a cool experiment!

Really enjoyed this tutorial, beautiful subject and expertly handled - but , please turn off the dreadful , mournful piano accompaniment !

Making notes on my phone, including pictures of a few key stages throughout the drawing. See Katie put her pencil down, so I think "ah she must be finished, I will take a picture showing the final result :)". She picks up the pencil and adds more detail. "No problem, I will delete and retake :)". Katie picks up her pencil again...hol up.

So insightful to see your sketching process, thank you Katie 🙏Hope to see more vids like this

I love following along with you and strive to get the accuracy you get❤ thank you so much for your videos. Do you have any advice on mark making , for example pencil type and pressure? At the end of my piece it always seems too dark. I have a heavy hand I think.

I would love to see a landscape sketching video

very nice video thank you

Thanks for share your knowledge! Hola desde Mexico ❤

Great copy , good tutorial, but I am not convinced the original subject of this painting is a woman .

Impressive achievement-congratulations!

Btw the shadowing is awesome

My jaw literally dropped, what a beautiful piece of art

The wiki article link you give in the “description “ shows your reference photo is of a male model.

There are two terms: Guys and Gals. But the word 'guys' has been adopted to include both genders. Of the two terms, why has GUYS been adopted? Why not 'gals' ? The answer is that there is a higher societal value to being male than there is to being female. Why are males bothered when addressed as 'gals' but females are assumed not to be bothered when addressed as 'guys' ? Why are women allowed to dress like men, but men cannot dress like women ? Why can women adopt men's names but men can't adopt women's names? There is a higher societal value to being male than there is to being female. It's SEXISM in speech and writing. Drop "Guys". The word ''Folks'' is better. Try it.

Great video! 6:25 I have a similar “issue” where i don’t quite have other skills to describe skin besides those scratchy lines you speak about