it is sad cuz I don't know german and was happy cuz you translated but......... it's ok I understand and I will wait for the time to come. stay safe stay happy. bye.
I'm 14 and I started drawing really young like 6 or 5 or 7 y/0 and my art have improved greatly through practice and challenging my self Watch all his tutorials and trust me you will learn a lot and greatly improve and practice
A few words about materials for the newbies: "Run what you brung." Its more important to be making marks rather than what materials you are using. Any tool, any paper and just do it. They'll all work. When the time comes that you notice something isn't working the way you want use the following information: Pencils: (H)ard and (B)lack. Higher the number, the more hard or more black. Graphite pencils have graphite which is what gives them color, and a binder which gives them durability. Hard pencils have harder binder, Black pencils more graphite. HB is sort of a compromise. The so-called #2 pencil used for taking tests uses a different grading system, but is similar to an HB. Most mechanical pencils come with #2/HB leads, sometimes you can find them in other grades. Harder pencils, combined with a light touch, are often used for putting in guidelines; press too hard and you dent the paper making later erasure challenging. In the beginning it only matters if you are using a sketchbook as the harder pencils will dent the paper. If you put a sheet of thin plastic or cardstock under the page you're working on, this becomes a non-issue. Colored pencils are not graded this way. Paper: When graphite sketching, notice how smooth the paper is. Cheap printer/copier paper is pretty smooth. If you use a 2H pencil on it your marks may look silvery instead of black. If this is the only paper you have, try a Black graded pencil. If you can't get one, make a pad of the copier paper by putting extra sheets under the one you're working, 3-5 should help. Yes, the paper will dent, but you're going to use this to your advantage. The paper will wrap around the tip of the pencil as you apply pressure which increases the surface area of the contact which results in more graphite on the paper. Most sketch paper is not so smooth. This is called "tooth" with papers for pastels being almost rough. It is this texture that grabs your medium from your tool and holds onto it. If the paper is too smooth for the medium, you may be tempted to apply too much pressure. Pen and marker paper don't need as much and are smooth, paper for pencil needs a little more, charcoal needs even more, etc. If you see Bristol paper, know that it comes in two surfaces, smooth and vellum; remember the smooth is better for marker, so the vellum will be better for graphite. Some papers are two-sided, one side may have more tooth than the other. Paper comes in different thicknesses and weights. Stay with cheaper, thin paper for practice. When the time comes look into thick papers for your project, they'll hold up to aggressive erasing, inking and color washes. Erasers: Pink erasers used to have pumice added to them and have a tendency to damage paper and leave a tint behind. White plastic or vinyl erasers are the standard used by artists. Gum erasers have some unique properties that make them very messy, but very good at lifting marks off the paper. Kneaded erasers are soft, putty-like and tacky. They can be shaped to a point to erase with pin precision, or dabbed on an area to lighten the marks. You probably won't need any of these other than the white one while learning to sketch.
I love how these vids have so much character AND informative, I learn from them and get a good laugh as well. (The part where he pointed at us was F´n hilarious to me for some reason)
I love how Draw Like A Sir is a channel that is very helpful and informative, but also has little bits of comedy that make learning and watching their videos fun.
I really like these videos! They're super educational and helpful! I hope a digital painting tutorial comes out soon~ good luck on translating your videos! These are really helpful for beginners like me!
I like to see influential people have effect on novice artist like this. People should pay more gratitude to this channel. That doesn’t mean you are not subsidizing this channel, it just means those who don’t should.
i know this video is old but man you brought out the part of my self i forgot about when making art having fun i started drawing when i was 5 but then i stopped and became more thought driven i finally understand after all these years
"Beginners always care about the materials and the quality of it" I'm not bragging, but bro! I drew a literal artwork using the cheapest pencil in our school!
I wanted to learn to draw just a bit, as I want to find a hobby for the longest time. I figured that if I got a little better at drawing I would enjoy it a lot more. I wasn't wrong and I actually really like learning about this stuff, so thanks so much for teaching me. Hope more people find your channel dude because its genuinely good stuff! ;w;
3:30 Also, if you sketch with colored pencil(s) you can draw over it with "regular" pencils, or even ink, and be rid of colored lines in Photoshop after you scan them leaving only the finished lines. This is how you can ink with pencils instead of ink btw.
i have watched like 10 of your vids man and already i am seeing improvement on my drawing skill. thank you draw like a sir for teaching me and many more people to DRAW LIKE A SIR
hey man, i live in istanbul turkey. I am 29 years old and just started drawing. I watch your videos all the time and you produce the best videos on this subject. Please produce more content. I respect you. have a nice day bro 👊🏼 🇹🇷
I used to draw in my senior year because I had art class but stopped for about 3 years and recently started sketching with a pen and I improved in 3-4 week. I was just letting my mind wonder till I started imagining/thinking of things like objects or feeling.
I really love your videos, I just found you but your channel is so unique and different from other tutorial channels. Your jokes gets me everytime lol (flying squirrel one was good too dont worry i got you) anyways keep posting videos I’d like to see your videos more often and other ppl would appreciate it too I assume. So keep up the good work good sir!
Regarding the colored pencils when sketching, I remember in one of Naoki Urasawa's Manben series episodes, the Manga artist being interviewed said he uses colored pencils for sketching because when they are scanned for publication, the sketch lines don't show up or are a lot easier to remove in post-production edits. I also find that sketching with a colored pencil helps me switch easier from sketch mode to "final version" mode when actually finishing the drawing, as the lines I'm drawing at that point seem more final, where the colored lines seem more tentative/initial.
Took me a while to warmup to the delivery but the quality of the line and approach to technic I found FUN TO DO and like the result I was getting ! Thanks !!!
Idk why, but I felt emotional from 7:30 cause I'm bad at drawing. I can't do cercle or basic stuff. Hearing you say that made me happy. Idk why. Thx a lot, you opened my eyes :)
I have seen dozens of drawing/sketching tutorials, but not one has shown how a sketch, starting with faint outline, turns into the finished product, ready to be used as a final presentation or the stuff that's used for publishing and other such high category stuff. Can you please make a video on this? i.e. A sketch, starting as a pencil drawing, all through the various stages of inking, scanning, coloring etc? I like your videos, and this would help many beginners like me.
I'm so glad I found your channel..drawing has always been the one thing I really love doing but I've not really been as good as I want to be..so I came to UA-cam and lucky me I found you Marcellus..I'm really getting better,thank you.
I bought your Zeichnen like a Sir book the other day off Kindle even though i don't speak/read German. I look forward to reading it. Kindle does have a translate option so it probably will be fine.
i have HB pencils but for ppl who like adding lots of detail in their characters then i recommend to use HB pencils that are a bit dull so that the lines will be more soft while erasing and also it will help for shading!... I'm semi good on traditional art soo if u don't think this is good recommendation then i understand, we all still have stuff to learn in the world of art soo..
Im really late, but thank you for making these kinds of videos, you have really comforted me with rich art supplies, and you don't have to use rich art supplies to be good at art. And you have been the best art youtuber, as I, the age of 10. I have really improved drawing ever since i've watched your videos. I'm a new fan btw. (EDIT: Also this clip really helped me aswell. 7:37)
4:09 yeah, I use this method when animating. If someone us walking, the right arm will ve orange, and the right arm will be blue, same for the legs. To keep track of which arm is which, and which leg is wich. I HIGHLY, Suggest using this method if your an animator and still learning.
I love your tutorials on drawing! They help my art drastically! Your art is amazing! Just a suggestion, could you do a video on drawing animals, I wanna draw cool things with it, but don’t know any anatomy on them.
6:00 - Tracing Paper is an option too. Though, you have to REALLY like it in order to waste more pencil lead by applying a thick layer to the opposite side to draw it again. But the light board and window is easier. ( I have a lighting board.)
Very informative and refreshing presentation! I've drawn for most of my youth, but fell away when older ... You've inspired me to relax and have fun again.
I did expect something else when i clicked on this video at first... But man, DrawlikeaSir, you had me laughing at some parts, making my day, and made me tear up with your amazing words (Im emotional okay!?) i love the video alot and i think all your other videos will help me in the future aswell. my biggest problem is judging myself and the fact i lose patience before i even started XD thank you alot for the videos!
Just a message from a random dude if ur starting to draw bruh don't mess around in youtube and insta watch this dude and he'll make u an absolute pro at this. Go blind on this guy belive him he changed me within a year I draw 100x better than how I used to
This man can make any tutorial drawing video funny and I just love it I was always good at drawing but stopped drawing and began drawing after two years
I LOVE your videos! You make drawing fun! I'm sure you already know this,but when you were talking about pencils, I just had to find out about what HB does mean. B stands for black :) which translates to a softer lead having the ability to make the shadows more black. THANK YOU again for all your super fun tutorials!
As a beginner at drawing, I find it funny hearing about the challenge of not using an eraser or simply just using a pen. When I started actively trying to learn early this year, I had started with office pens and yellow notepads at my job, (because that's all we really had) and stayed with it for a long time. My thoughts always returned to the idea that it was probably more punishing as I negated so much room for any mistakes, which after watching this, I'm glad it isnt just me thinking this. I feel like it paid off to a fair degree once I transferred to a more professional grade mechanical pencil. I feel I've made a lot of improvement from switching to one as well. I especially want to keep in mind that no sketch needs to be perfect, and that not every line needs to be a mirror image when using a reference!! Really appreciate your insight!! I'm definitely binging more of your videos. ✏️✒️🤍🖤
I always just sketch with a normal #2 pencil on blank paper sheets and use a basic pink eraser. I always felt bad seeing how other people had fancy pencils and sketchbooks but my family just didn’t buy them but over time I realized it literally does not matter. I like sketching. I may not be good at it, I don’t know proportions that well, I can’t draw most things, but I really have fun. I love sketching eyes, flowers, cats, and other things even if they aren’t as good as when others do it
Hey Marcel, just wanted to say I really like your leather(?) cuff, it looks really nice. I’ve been watching your videos for a while and I’ve learned a lot from you. Bless❤
H is from HAUT. It means HIGH. French somehow dominates pencil labels haha. i dont know why. The larger the H number, the lighter the stroke. So, if you need the lightest of touch, use the H pencils. They also stay sharper longer. B comes from the French word BAS. It means LOW. The letter ‘B’ signifies a LOW quantity of binder creating a higher pigment/graphite deposit and darker stroke. thus softer .
Ah, menarik juga nih buat belajar sketch! Pengen tau tips dan trik kerennya biar bisa bikin karya kayak Sir. Siap-siap deh, bakal kepincut ngerajut garis-garis indah!
I actually prefer pen, it forces you to think more, it looks better and in my opinion feels smoother and more natural Also notecards! Draw on notecards. All the space on a sketchbook page can be really intimidating untill you learn to draw small
I really do think drawing on cheap paper is one of the best tips. I take it a step forward and draw on whatever I can find. Scrap paper, paper towels. Whatever can make a mark and can be drawn on. It's great to practice on. Especially that you don't care how it would turn out. Plus you can clean it up later on something nicer. Like better paper or digital.
Thank you so much for this video, I honestly though about quitting bc I didn’t see any improvement but it seems like I’m stressing it to much and forgot I started drawing because it was fun in the first place so thank you 🙏
Most videos about drawing out in the internet are mostly about figure drawing. I would love to see the process for background on a comic or something like that. A world in which to insert my characters. Thanks 😊
😀😀Gave me some laughs, and learned something, and great advice on things we might not think about, and just repeat what we learned or observed Thanks. Loved the bit with the noodles 😃😃
My book on learning how to draw ✍
👉👉👉 amzn.to/3Li15AK
100% understandable! See u again, when the time has come
I could’ve been the first comment ): (jk, I’m not sad)
understandable, but if you really want this channel to grow you need to keep uploading or the youtube algorithm will screw you over
@@yourlocalpotato7483 Well that might be a speculation
it is sad cuz I don't know german and was happy cuz you translated but......... it's ok I understand and I will wait for the time to come. stay safe stay happy. bye.
“It’s your art not a homework assignment”
Art students:👁👄👁
LOLLLLLL AHHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Lol
I'm going to art school for 6th grade
every week a project is due for me :(
please don't! summer break is only so long
Drawing has been my hobby since when I was 12, but they aren't perfect and alot of people usually hate my art. But after seeing this video...
Palibhasa tanga mga taong nanghuhusga sayo
Bruh my art was pure trash all you need is to practice and find that flame that drives you to draw
For me its anime and manga
same here
Yea I quit 4 times so I understand
I'm 14 and I started drawing really young like 6 or 5 or 7 y/0 and my art have improved greatly through practice and challenging my self Watch all his tutorials and trust me you will learn a lot and greatly improve and practice
"H is for hard and B is for Bsoft"that seriously killed me😂😂😂
This guy says some of the funniest stuff I've ever heard xD
I was about to comment and glad to see I wasn't the only one. That was so funny.
LMAO
It's "blackness" by the way.
😂😂
0:00 ---SLAS
•1:09 ---Material
ⓙ2:20 BSoft
3:30--Colored Pencil !!
ⓙ4:02 И๑๑δℓε
5:02--У๑บ !!!
ⓙ5:40 พнïรρεяร
•7:19 ---Sketching part
ⓙ8:43
ⓙ9:10 kung fu
•9:50 ---Improvement guide
Thanks.
@@loszhor same
Bro bsoft kill me
Miss one babies 😅😅
A few words about materials for the newbies:
"Run what you brung." Its more important to be making marks rather than what materials you are using. Any tool, any paper and just do it. They'll all work. When the time comes that you notice something isn't working the way you want use the following information:
Pencils: (H)ard and (B)lack. Higher the number, the more hard or more black. Graphite pencils have graphite which is what gives them color, and a binder which gives them durability. Hard pencils have harder binder, Black pencils more graphite. HB is sort of a compromise. The so-called #2 pencil used for taking tests uses a different grading system, but is similar to an HB. Most mechanical pencils come with #2/HB leads, sometimes you can find them in other grades. Harder pencils, combined with a light touch, are often used for putting in guidelines; press too hard and you dent the paper making later erasure challenging. In the beginning it only matters if you are using a sketchbook as the harder pencils will dent the paper. If you put a sheet of thin plastic or cardstock under the page you're working on, this becomes a non-issue. Colored pencils are not graded this way.
Paper: When graphite sketching, notice how smooth the paper is. Cheap printer/copier paper is pretty smooth. If you use a 2H pencil on it your marks may look silvery instead of black. If this is the only paper you have, try a Black graded pencil. If you can't get one, make a pad of the copier paper by putting extra sheets under the one you're working, 3-5 should help. Yes, the paper will dent, but you're going to use this to your advantage. The paper will wrap around the tip of the pencil as you apply pressure which increases the surface area of the contact which results in more graphite on the paper. Most sketch paper is not so smooth. This is called "tooth" with papers for pastels being almost rough. It is this texture that grabs your medium from your tool and holds onto it. If the paper is too smooth for the medium, you may be tempted to apply too much pressure. Pen and marker paper don't need as much and are smooth, paper for pencil needs a little more, charcoal needs even more, etc. If you see Bristol paper, know that it comes in two surfaces, smooth and vellum; remember the smooth is better for marker, so the vellum will be better for graphite. Some papers are two-sided, one side may have more tooth than the other. Paper comes in different thicknesses and weights. Stay with cheaper, thin paper for practice. When the time comes look into thick papers for your project, they'll hold up to aggressive erasing, inking and color washes.
Erasers: Pink erasers used to have pumice added to them and have a tendency to damage paper and leave a tint behind. White plastic or vinyl erasers are the standard used by artists. Gum erasers have some unique properties that make them very messy, but very good at lifting marks off the paper. Kneaded erasers are soft, putty-like and tacky. They can be shaped to a point to erase with pin precision, or dabbed on an area to lighten the marks. You probably won't need any of these other than the white one while learning to sketch.
😃👍🏻
I love how these vids have so much character AND informative, I learn from them and get a good laugh as well. (The part where he pointed at us was F´n hilarious to me for some reason)
I love how Draw Like A Sir is a channel that is very helpful and informative, but also has little bits of comedy that make learning and watching their videos fun.
I really like these videos! They're super educational and helpful! I hope a digital painting tutorial comes out soon~ good luck on translating your videos! These are really helpful for beginners like me!
I like to see influential people have effect on novice artist like this. People should pay more gratitude to this channel. That doesn’t mean you are not subsidizing this channel, it just means those who don’t should.
And there funny
i know this video is old but man you brought out the part of my self i forgot about when making art
having fun i started drawing when i was 5 but then i stopped and became more thought driven
i finally understand after all these years
You do such a great job with your videos they are very inspiring. I love your channel and I hope it grows even more✏️✨💕
"Beginners always care about the materials and the quality of it"
I'm not bragging, but bro! I drew a literal artwork using the cheapest pencil in our school!
Midclass boredom spawns only the finest pieces of art
*"Why am I whispering"*
I died.
lol imagine he was whispering cuz it was Sunday
I like how I’m the second comment on this.
i like how im the third comment on this.
I like how i am the 4th comment here
Rip
I wanted to learn to draw just a bit, as I want to find a hobby for the longest time. I figured that if I got a little better at drawing I would enjoy it a lot more. I wasn't wrong and I actually really like learning about this stuff, so thanks so much for teaching me. Hope more people find your channel dude because its genuinely good stuff! ;w;
Why is your name aaa
3:30 Also, if you sketch with colored pencil(s) you can draw over it with "regular" pencils, or even ink, and be rid of colored lines in Photoshop after you scan them leaving only the finished lines. This is how you can ink with pencils instead of ink btw.
8:36 "all that matters is that you're satisfied with the end result and had fun doing it, kinda like making babies- " I lost it here 😂😂
Why is that funny?
@@asxtro7145 we cant explain that to kids, sorry
@@moraxn_4651 I’m not a kid, and I get the joke. I just don’t get how that’s funny.
@@constant8356 ?
Fax
i have watched like 10 of your vids man and already i am seeing improvement on my drawing skill. thank you draw like a sir for teaching me and many more people to DRAW LIKE A SIR
hey man, i live in istanbul turkey. I am 29 years old and just started drawing. I watch your videos all the time and you produce the best videos on this subject. Please produce more content. I respect you. have a nice day bro 👊🏼 🇹🇷
Love how you made the soundtrack of pokemon mystery dungeon your background music
This guy is underrated by a lot he deserves more
Imagine trying to make a perfect circle with only one stroke
This meme was made by sketch gang
I used to draw in my senior year because I had art class but stopped for about 3 years and recently started sketching with a pen and I improved in 3-4 week. I was just letting my mind wonder till I started imagining/thinking of things like objects or feeling.
I love the way you do your videos i subscribed the second you started talking
I am actually surprised you dont have 1 mil
On his German Channel he have manny more subscriber.
I’ve been drawing since I could hold a pencil, and you still teach me so so much
I really love your videos, I just found you but your channel is so unique and different from other tutorial channels. Your jokes gets me everytime lol (flying squirrel one was good too dont worry i got you) anyways keep posting videos I’d like to see your videos more often and other ppl would appreciate it too I assume. So keep up the good work good sir!
Regarding the colored pencils when sketching, I remember in one of Naoki Urasawa's Manben series episodes, the Manga artist being interviewed said he uses colored pencils for sketching because when they are scanned for publication, the sketch lines don't show up or are a lot easier to remove in post-production edits. I also find that sketching with a colored pencil helps me switch easier from sketch mode to "final version" mode when actually finishing the drawing, as the lines I'm drawing at that point seem more final, where the colored lines seem more tentative/initial.
My goodness, why I'm I just discovering this channel now, thanks so much sir, you're among the best out there, thanks for sharing this powerful tips
Took me a while to warmup to the delivery but the quality of the line and approach to technic I found FUN TO DO and like the result I was getting
! Thanks !!!
*96.1k subs.*
Just leaving a mark, so that I'll later know that I was here before a million subs. :)
Love ur vids.
🙊 omg......your art, it's too beautiful!!! I wish I could see your sketchbook and paper you draw on😍❤️
Love your suggestions and your sense of humor. very uplifting
Idk why, but I felt emotional from 7:30 cause I'm bad at drawing. I can't do cercle or basic stuff. Hearing you say that made me happy. Idk why. Thx a lot, you opened my eyes :)
I have seen dozens of drawing/sketching tutorials, but not one has shown how a sketch, starting with faint outline, turns into the finished product, ready to be used as a final presentation or the stuff that's used for publishing and other such high category stuff. Can you please make a video on this? i.e. A sketch, starting as a pencil drawing, all through the various stages of inking, scanning, coloring etc? I like your videos, and this would help many beginners like me.
I'm so glad I found your channel..drawing has always been the one thing I really love doing but I've not really been as good as I want to be..so I came to UA-cam and lucky me I found you Marcellus..I'm really getting better,thank you.
I bought your Zeichnen like a Sir book the other day off Kindle even though i don't speak/read German. I look forward to reading it. Kindle does have a translate option so it probably will be fine.
2:27 that text cracked me up 😂 and amazing content as always! ❤
B actually stands for *bold* but I guess Bsoft also works 😂😂
ubsoft
@@Chhangte2006 😂😂
i have HB pencils but for ppl who like adding lots of detail in their characters then i recommend to use HB pencils that are a bit dull so that the lines will be more soft while erasing and also it will help for shading!... I'm semi good on traditional art soo if u don't think this is good recommendation then i understand, we all still have stuff to learn in the world of art soo..
Im really late, but thank you for making these kinds of videos, you have really comforted me with rich art supplies, and you don't have to use rich art supplies to be good at art. And you have been the best art youtuber, as I, the age of 10. I have really improved drawing ever since i've watched your videos. I'm a new fan btw. (EDIT: Also this clip really helped me aswell. 7:37)
8:43 wait a minute.. WAIT A DAMN MINUTE
Anyways TYYY for this tutorial
4:09 yeah, I use this method when animating. If someone us walking, the right arm will ve orange, and the right arm will be blue, same for the legs. To keep track of which arm is which, and which leg is wich. I HIGHLY, Suggest using this method if your an animator and still learning.
7:24 I love this man!
this guy is so helpful when it comes to making art and i love and appreciate that he adds so much humour into it
I love your tutorials on drawing! They help my art drastically! Your art is amazing!
Just a suggestion, could you do a video on drawing animals, I wanna draw cool things with it, but don’t know any anatomy on them.
hi yugi amane,,, lets connected, I Love drawing,,
6:00 - Tracing Paper is an option too. Though, you have to REALLY like it in order to waste more pencil lead by applying a thick layer to the opposite side to draw it again. But the light board and window is easier. ( I have a lighting board.)
DrawlikeASir: It’s not about the brand of pencil, it’s about the artist that uses them.
I be like: How about the thickness of the pencil?????
The thickness is important for shading, but for sketching it's better if you use a thin type
@@victoriac8852 R/woosh
I bought a sketch book to practice with and i cant stop luaghing and being proud at how quick ive improoved.
1:28 It’s a dip pen (if you don’t know)
Very informative and refreshing presentation! I've drawn for most of my youth, but fell away when older ... You've inspired me to relax and have fun again.
Its been a month i need more tutorialsssss
Look on his german Channel
@@pick_up_haselnuss7250 whats the channel's name?
@@WARREN_SPOODER_0210 drawinglikeasir
@@pick_up_haselnuss7250 thanks
@@WARREN_SPOODER_0210 no proplem
thank you because all of your tutorials have made me 1000 times better at drawing already and keep up the amazing work!
8:42 This caught me so off guard 😭
BRO YOU ARE THE ONE WHO GOT ME INTO ASFA ( A very very hard to get into school)
I'd really like a video on hands and feet
I like how you use cross hatching and then blend shading, that's a good technique.
Don't judge me ... I draw on lined paper.
We all did at one point so there's no shame
U r not alone man😢
As a last resort after running out of sketch book pages it becomes respectable
I draw on my school "math" note book
Me too!!
1 year ago my art is pure piece of junk but after i found your channel it got better
7:44 The good old finger measuring technique
I did expect something else when i clicked on this video at first...
But man, DrawlikeaSir, you had me laughing at some parts, making my day, and made me tear up with your amazing words (Im emotional okay!?) i love the video alot and i think all your other videos will help me in the future aswell. my biggest problem is judging myself and the fact i lose patience before i even started XD thank you alot for the videos!
I like to learn eyes bro...hope you notice😅btw keep safe
Thanks for all the tips and tricks in sketching though I really wanted for you to actually show us your sketch, yet all your videos are amazing!
Just a message from a random dude if ur starting to draw bruh don't mess around in youtube and insta watch this dude and he'll make u an absolute pro at this. Go blind on this guy belive him he changed me within a year I draw 100x better than how I used to
I found sketching with pen really elevated my sketching game, great tip.
1:46 actually, there is a reason why he use it.......
This man can make any tutorial drawing video funny and I just love it
I was always good at drawing but stopped drawing and began drawing after two years
I hate that u are so underrated
He just started
You are a great artist and a great teacher as well. Thank you so much!
My gosh you're fantastic at drawing!! Unfortunately I'm Italian and I don't understand at all what you say
I LOVE your videos! You make drawing fun! I'm sure you already know this,but when you were talking about pencils, I just had to find out about what HB does mean. B stands for black :) which translates to a softer lead having the ability to make the shadows more black.
THANK YOU again for all your super fun tutorials!
0:32 heart shape
I honestly love your videos you make drawings so much simpler
Ich hab ganz vergessen dass du einen englischen kanal hast😂
It’s hard to remember since this is quite a moderately known channel
no cap when i sketch hearing ur voice is relaxing, i would take a random video and listed while i draw
I Don't like these videos because I love them there educational and Helpful and funny like he coughs in his videos on different angles 😂😂
tha's how i felt many many times although not the same scenario
@Draw like a Sir
Thanks for the tutorials
Der HB joke geht ja sogar auf English
Oh
I started drawing since I was 6 they got way better over the years and I’m super good at it now so hopefully this video helps me get even better
As a beginner at drawing, I find it funny hearing about the challenge of not using an eraser or simply just using a pen.
When I started actively trying to learn early this year, I had started with office pens and yellow notepads at my job, (because that's all we really had) and stayed with it for a long time. My thoughts always returned to the idea that it was probably more punishing as I negated so much room for any mistakes, which after watching this, I'm glad it isnt just me thinking this. I feel like it paid off to a fair degree once I transferred to a more professional grade mechanical pencil. I feel I've made a lot of improvement from switching to one as well. I especially want to keep in mind that no sketch needs to be perfect, and that not every line needs to be a mirror image when using a reference!!
Really appreciate your insight!! I'm definitely binging more of your videos. ✏️✒️🤍🖤
Why did the creator say “It’s like making babies”
Because it's just that fun, lol. That being said, drawing/sketching should be fun and you should be just as passionate about it. Hence the joke.
"its not your supplies thats the problem.its you"
thats like roasting someone in a nice way
wie er sich in Englisch an hört lul
You're real funny my man, its gonna be a blast overloading my brain with drawing informations and tips
came here from the skills video, watched this one, you gained another subscriber. great videos
I always just sketch with a normal #2 pencil on blank paper sheets and use a basic pink eraser. I always felt bad seeing how other people had fancy pencils and sketchbooks but my family just didn’t buy them but over time I realized it literally does not matter. I like sketching. I may not be good at it, I don’t know proportions that well, I can’t draw most things, but I really have fun. I love sketching eyes, flowers, cats, and other things even if they aren’t as good as when others do it
BRO HE LITERALLY MADE A MAAAANGA! LIKE DUDE! HE IS SO SICK BRO!!!
Hey Marcel, just wanted to say I really like your leather(?) cuff, it looks really nice. I’ve been watching your videos for a while and I’ve learned a lot from you. Bless❤
bro still is the best, even multiple years later
the homework example blew my mind. never thought about it like that
1st time seeing someone use
Like a sir
I'm 13, and I started drawing like a month ago. And he inspired me.
H is from HAUT. It means HIGH. French somehow dominates pencil labels haha. i dont know why.
The larger the H number, the lighter the stroke. So, if you need the lightest of touch, use the H pencils. They also stay sharper longer.
B comes from the French word BAS. It means LOW.
The letter ‘B’ signifies a LOW quantity of binder creating a higher pigment/graphite deposit and darker stroke. thus softer .
Ah, menarik juga nih buat belajar sketch! Pengen tau tips dan trik kerennya biar bisa bikin karya kayak Sir. Siap-siap deh, bakal kepincut ngerajut garis-garis indah!
I actually prefer pen, it forces you to think more, it looks better and in my opinion feels smoother and more natural
Also notecards! Draw on notecards. All the space on a sketchbook page can be really intimidating untill you learn to draw small
I really do think drawing on cheap paper is one of the best tips. I take it a step forward and draw on whatever I can find. Scrap paper, paper towels. Whatever can make a mark and can be drawn on. It's great to practice on. Especially that you don't care how it would turn out. Plus you can clean it up later on something nicer. Like better paper or digital.
Thank you so much for this video, I honestly though about quitting bc I didn’t see any improvement but it seems like I’m stressing it to much and forgot I started drawing because it was fun in the first place so thank you 🙏
0:44 WOW great editing bro!
Great tips presented in a fun, lighthearted way. Thank you!
Most videos about drawing out in the internet are mostly about figure drawing. I would love to see the process for background on a comic or something like that. A world in which to insert my characters. Thanks 😊
thank you master🧙♂️
😀😀Gave me some laughs, and learned something,
and great advice on things we might not think about,
and just repeat what we learned or observed
Thanks.
Loved the bit with the noodles 😃😃