Wow! I love to see all the different ways you make marks. Your charcoal drawings have so much character and look so natural and organic. I really like that quality about them. :D And as always you always have striking compositions.
Do you find the fixative lifts off any of the detail and or charcoal density? With soft pastels fix spray sort of flattens the luminous quality of the colour (if I put too much on..😀)
Yes I find that happens with charcoal if I apply too much fixative. I only give it a light spray when I’ve finished or it goes dark and blends together too much
It's great to see another charcoal drawing Andrew. It's interesting to see the different tools you use. You mentioned scratching tools. Do you sometimes scratch into the paper to get back to white?
Wow! I love to see all the different ways you make marks. Your charcoal drawings have so much character and look so natural and organic. I really like that quality about them. :D And as always you always have striking compositions.
Thank you very much Keke. I love drawing - just need to make more time for it
Ejoyed watching another of your drawings, again. Good feeling! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much Jan
Love your charcoal's as much as your oil's! Let's face it I love everything you do!!
Thank you so much Deb
I really like these charcoal drawings. I enjoy eavesdropping on your process.
Thank you very much Paul
Tres jolie paysage avec tes plumes et ton joli tableau 👋👋
Merci beaucoup 😃
I am always fascinated with charcoal drawing. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it - I used to hate the 'feel' of charcoal - it felt too dry - but now I love it
@@AndrewBarrowmanArt Truth is that at heart we are all kids. And as kids we like to get a little mucky now and again.👍
I love your charcoal drawing, so skilful a joy to watch.
Thank you so much Anita 😀
I could watch you draw like this for hours!!! Thank you for demonstrating your process, Andrew!!! Another great one!!!
My pleasure Roxanne - thank you so much for your kind comments
Love that scribbly style. Beautiful!
Thank you so much Linda - it's a lot of fun
Such beautiful, delicate work here, Andrew! Love how this drawing feels.
Thank you so much Lisa 😀
Im so glad I came across your channel. Love your charcoal drawings and that texture! Beautiful Andrew
Thank you so much. I appreciate your kind comments 😃
Sehr gelungene Zeichnung, schön zu sehen, wie sie entstanden ist...
❤liche Grüße Douglas
Thank you very much Douglas
Beautifully done !
Thank you very much
Such a beautiful sketch - love the versatility of the charcoal and your delicate touch in places. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Amanda
Nice textures and depth created ... Thank you as always for explaining your process and the materials used
My pleasure Nancy 😊 really pleased you enjoyed it
Sublimely beautiful Andrew 🥰
Glad you enjoyed it Lesley - thank you for watching
I think it's fantastic - Makes me want to try using charcoal myself
Thanks Gary 👍🏻
beautiful work!!!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Nice job Andrew very inspirational
Thank you so much 😊
Beautiful! Thank you so much.
Thank you very much
Really love your artwork Andrew. Greetings from Ireland ☘️
Thank you 😊 😃
Amazing work I am sooo inspired
Thank you very much Denise
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing these videos. Inspiring!
Thank you so much Oralea 😃
Well done, Andrew.
Thank you Bob
Brilliant! You make it look so easy 😄
Thank you very much - it isn't easy 😊
@@AndrewBarrowmanArt aha, I know, you're very talented Andy 😀
@@obiblooze5902 thank you - I try my best
Brilliant thanks
thank you very much
Good work
Thank you so much
Do you find the fixative lifts off any of the detail and or charcoal density? With soft pastels fix spray sort of flattens the luminous quality of the colour (if I put too much on..😀)
Yes I find that happens with charcoal if I apply too much fixative. I only give it a light spray when I’ve finished or it goes dark and blends together too much
that is better than good.
Thanks so much Tony
what do you use to fix your artwork Andrew. I've used cheap hairspray.
I use a light spray of fixative. I wouldn’t recommend using hairspray for finished drawings as they will go yellow over time 👍🏻
I mainly do it on my sketchbook to stop smudging but thanks for the advice get some fixative. Can't spoil the ship for ha'p'orth of tar
It's great to see another charcoal drawing Andrew. It's interesting to see the different tools you use. You mentioned scratching tools. Do you sometimes scratch into the paper to get back to white?
Hi Justin - thank you! Yes I do scratch back into the paper if if is thick enough to take it. It is a last resort though!