8:30 The beauty of critiquing the invisible me is that if he commit a heinous crime like killing the values, no one can catch him and if they try to pin on me, I will be found not guilty by reason of insanity. Brilliant.
Excellent video!.... criticizing your own artwork as if it was made by somebody else was something I never really thought about doing before. Thank your for the wonderful advices and the really great content in this video.
I love your videos and you always make me smile. I'm glad you're not conceited, but you deserve to be ! I critiqued myself after watching your video, and it went something like this: Your style is a little too tight, and I'd like to see you smudge the edges a little more. Also, if you could paint more quickly and confidently, that'd be great. I'd like to see you do more of a variety of things, and just be more prolific. Other than that, it's beautiful.
A uber honest and useful video!!! The mirror to me works 50/50 but definitely in case of portrait is a must. The photos taken with my mobile works very well. leaving a paint there for months certainly works but if you are a professional, like you, and rely on production volume then everything get too much delayed I guess.
I think your paintings and techniques are really wonderful. I only understand Japanese, but I watch your videos all the time. If you could please support Japanese subtitles, I would be much happier!
Every time I stop I take a photo on my phone and I'll look at it to find problems, I get a bunch of photos to show my progress as well. Like you say though the colours never look the same.
É realmente uma pena que seus vídeos maravilhosos não aceitem legendas de tradução! Mas assisto mesmo assim, pq traduzo algumas palavras e, na maioria das vezes, entendo a mensagem, obrigado pelo conteúdo!
I'm sure you're doing a study of Waterhouse's The Lady of Shallott in one of these examples here. My absolute favourite painting ever. I'm doing a study of that painting myself at the moment and I'm really struggling with her face. Managed to get a screenshot of your unfinished version. Hopefully it will help me out a bit.
wow as i savor all your past video 11 yrs ago. and see the live models you got. what if you can go back and paint them live in all thier aging again, would be amazing. ...
I use a mirror, flip it upside down, step back, take photos, if im copying from a photo i might even paint upside down, take breaks or turn the canvas against a wall and do somthing else for a while.
A minor correction: Simultaneous contrast, discovered in the 19th century by Michel Eugène Chevreul, relates to the influence that colors have on other colors. It is the foundation of Impressionist color theory. A simple example would be the way identical patches of neutral gray will appear in a field of red or of green. The effect is unrelated to value. What you refer to as "simultaneous contrast" in the video is simply contrast.
I can see what is wrong but have no clue of how to fix it. I try this or that and it seems worse. I think I may be the person who shouldn’t be allowed to touch art materials ever. But I won’t give up.
Thank you very much, sir, for another helpful and insightful (and entertaining 😄) video. I truly appreciate all the work you put into these and always come away with useful and memorable information I can implement in my own work 😊. Thanks again!
8:30 The beauty of critiquing the invisible me is that if he commit a heinous crime like killing the values, no one can catch him and if they try to pin on me, I will be found not guilty by reason of insanity. Brilliant.
Excellent video!.... criticizing your own artwork as if it was made by somebody else was something I never really thought about doing before. Thank your for the wonderful advices and the really great content in this video.
Really good advice, I am very grateful for your being such an open person and such a great artist.
I'm loving your videos man! Keep up the excellent work.
This session gave me much today, tanks.
Great videos great artist ,teacher....and a very funny guy...you dont take yourself too seriously....in anything in life we always have to work at it
Wonderfull painting
Fantastic advice. It realy helps. So much truth!!!!!
I love your videos and you always make me smile. I'm glad you're not conceited, but you deserve to be !
I critiqued myself after watching your video, and it went something like this: Your style is a little too tight, and I'd like to see you smudge the edges a little more. Also, if you could paint more quickly and confidently, that'd be great. I'd like to see you do more of a variety of things, and just be more prolific. Other than that, it's beautiful.
Thank you a lot for helping me how to Look and find this sutle Things which was really dificult for me
Keep on going
You give such good down to earth advice :)
A uber honest and useful video!!! The mirror to me works 50/50 but definitely in case of portrait is a must. The photos taken with my mobile works very well. leaving a paint there for months certainly works but if you are a professional, like you, and rely on production volume then everything get too much delayed I guess.
This was really helpful, thank you!
I think your paintings and techniques are really wonderful. I only understand Japanese, but I watch your videos all the time. If you could please support Japanese subtitles, I would be much happier!
So useful thank you
Excellent video. Would it be possible to make a video on how to paint from life or one on how to choose a good reference photograph? Thanks
5:09 this is my exact reaction every time I see my reflection and why I don't do self-portraits and don't like using myself as a reference lmao!
Bravo, maestro! Really well done, as always!!!!
Words to live by. Do this not only with one's art, but with everything.
Thank you, this is SO GOOD!!!!
Every time I stop I take a photo on my phone and I'll look at it to find problems, I get a bunch of photos to show my progress as well. Like you say though the colours never look the same.
Dude you are sooooo right
thats an intense breakdown, satisfying even from a digital guy from me.
É realmente uma pena que seus vídeos maravilhosos não aceitem legendas de tradução! Mas assisto mesmo assim, pq traduzo algumas palavras e, na maioria das vezes, entendo a mensagem, obrigado pelo conteúdo!
I'm sure you're doing a study of Waterhouse's The Lady of Shallott in one of these examples here. My absolute favourite painting ever. I'm doing a study of that painting myself at the moment and I'm really struggling with her face. Managed to get a screenshot of your unfinished version. Hopefully it will help me out a bit.
FANTASTIC! Thank you for sharing! I really don't see any flaws, but we are our own best or worst critics!
wow as i savor all your past video 11 yrs ago. and see the live models you got. what if you can go back and paint them live in all thier aging again, would be amazing. ...
Thanks for the video, where did you get the brush that you were using for the eye detail in the painted? Thank you!
Cool dude
I use a mirror, flip it upside down, step back, take photos, if im copying from a photo i might even paint upside down, take breaks or turn the canvas against a wall and do somthing else for a while.
I love your work
5:09 yeah, obviously. 😅
Great tutorial! Fun!
Very useful tips Scott,this really helps me to look at my own work and find the flaws ..looking forward to the next video..😃Stay safe..👋
A minor correction: Simultaneous contrast, discovered in the 19th century by Michel Eugène Chevreul, relates to the influence that colors have on other colors. It is the foundation of Impressionist color theory. A simple example would be the way identical patches of neutral gray will appear in a field of red or of green. The effect is unrelated to value. What you refer to as "simultaneous contrast" in the video is simply contrast.
Please include Persian subtitles. Thank you
Do you have a virtual drawing tutorial?💙💙💙✋
It's a weird feeling when u watch a video and the person start describing u and all of your experience accurately .
Thanks for discussing about this art . I learn more on this channel i like the tips you shared. I'm your new friend with the same hobby
You could do stand up comedy if you weren’t such a great painter/ teacher!👍
Very helpful video 👍
the intro 😂😂
Hello, my name is Edgar.
Im from medellin Colombia.
For your videos is posibility in lenguage spanish?
Tks
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I can see what is wrong but have no clue of how to fix it. I try this or that and it seems worse. I think I may be the person who shouldn’t be allowed to touch art materials ever.
But I won’t give up.
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Damn you! you made me laugh like an idiot. 😆
Thank you very much, sir, for another helpful and insightful (and entertaining 😄) video. I truly appreciate all the work you put into these and always come away with useful and memorable information I can implement in my own work 😊. Thanks again!
what about people who are too critical of there work and wanna give up as soon as they draw there first line.
30 min? I can't do that... wish I had that much free time.
add subtitles to your videos please to Portuguese BR if possible
B.O.B.B.O.D.Y
First!
lol.. opening rules.