hey! this was great! i am an 11 year old one year ago i used to be soo good at drawing them but after a few months i started drawing other things and kinda forgot half how to draw the horse. thank goodness i learned from some of the mistakes i used to do in this vid! huge help tysm 👍🏼 i will practice horses regularly now😄
Yes! Excellent suggestion! I was going to mention in the video (but completely forgot) that some time in the future I'll do a full-body version. First I need to do some studies and drawings before I feel comfortable explaining the anatomy. Glad you found the video useful, thank you for watching and commenting!
Great video, and clearly explained. A couple of tips that I found useful to help with drawing horses are. 1. Sketch them from life. Don’t expect the results to be amazing, but you will find yourself intently studying the horse by observation. Sketch just parts of the horse. I always struggle with hooves, so I try and sketch them. 2. If you have access to a horse/pony run your hands over them and try to remember the contours etc. Both of these methods have helped me when drawing from a reference photo, especially if part of the reference is not clear.
Love the way you draw the grid / graph . I love that method as it becomes very easy for me to draw . And the drawing turns out to be more accurate than the drawing without the grid. I love your sketch❤️
I wouldn't say I am a beginner because I have been drawing ONLY horses almost my entire life, but I am definitely NOT as good at drawing to draw the horse on the right. Learning to get really good at drawing can take sooo many years.
Another great educational video, Claudia! I like how you explain that you may not know the specific names for anatomy or accessories, however a viewer might know if something is off, so the artist can study the reference and way an animal moves to best create an accurate piece.
A lot of people didn't watch through the announcement video... and a lot of people entered who interested in winning free stuff but not so interested in watching my videos. Repicking and reannouncing through a video a new winner is extra work for me (rather than just sending an e-mail out to the winners), but I want the prize to go to a subscriber who is interested and supportive. That's who the giveaway was aimed towards after all :)
;0) I think your idea was great, sincere, and thoughtful. The few online competitions I did of my coloring books went to random people who do not follow my work whatsoever. I am sure they had no idea who I was, nor did they care to leave a review. Caring about a community that cares about us is what counts. Good luck this time!
omg thannk you thank you thank you!!!!! that helped so much you are so amazing at drawing! that is the best bridle (and horse) ive ever seen! The mane bit really helped! I always try to just do lines wondering how people do it properly! subscribing
Lovely tutorial. I had once drew horses, and they were horrible.. I had an artist to correct them for me. He told me horses drawing needs about 3 years of learning.. that included the anatomy studies. So, basically, I stopped thinking of horses and went on to something different.
Thank you very much, Guru! I disagree with what the artist told you and I think it's an awful shame that those words discouraged you. All subject matter requires practice and good observational skills to sketch and render. Horses are no different- in my opinion they're not any more difficult. :)
Nice job in comparing the 2 different styles and great suggestions on how to improve one's drawing of horses. I've been drawing them since I was a kid. By the way, why do you say a horse has fur? They have hair.
LOL Just know that there are some horse lovers that are going to be offended by the use of "fur." They are then going to think that you don't know what you are talking about. Which is kind of silly since you are talking about art, not the knowledge of horses.
Sure- there are no rules to art, create in whichever way you feel comfortable-! You don't need to employ these methods if you don't want to. I personally find that tracing or grid method speeds up the process of getting an accurate outline.
@@ClaudiaSketches i know. I have also done some in my time. I was just curious of your skill level. If you have any of anatomy lessons drawn from live, for example? Could give me a better understanding of your organic skill level.
I use Microsoft Photos to get a simple 3x3 grid on an image (there's a tutorial for this on this blog post: claudiasketches.wixsite.com/home/single-post/how-to-edit-references-to-make-them-easier-to-draw ). You can use the same technique on most simple photo editors. There are also lots of apps you can use (search "Artist Grid" or "Art Grid" on an app store). I don't know which to recommend though as I haven't personally used them.
May I suggest starting with a simple subject, like an apple, and closely observe where the light and shadow falls. A horse is a bit ambitious if you're a novice, you want to build your confidence first 👋🙂
You're probably hearing the effects of working from a script :P Unfortunately I can't talk concisely or detail without following a script- it turns out to be a jumbled mess that's 3x as long (and nobody wants that!).
Just got my first pony!! Must learn to draw her!
hey! this was great! i am an 11 year old one year ago i used to be soo good at drawing them but after a few months i started drawing other things and kinda forgot half how to draw the horse. thank goodness i learned from some of the mistakes i used to do in this vid! huge help tysm 👍🏼 i will practice horses regularly now😄
I’ve always struggled with horses so I’ll probably be referencing this again, thank you for the lovely video and tips
Yes! Excellent suggestion! I was going to mention in the video (but completely forgot) that some time in the future I'll do a full-body version. First I need to do some studies and drawings before I feel comfortable explaining the anatomy.
Glad you found the video useful, thank you for watching and commenting!
Great video, and clearly explained. A couple of tips that I found useful to help with drawing horses are. 1. Sketch them from life. Don’t expect the results to be amazing, but you will find yourself intently studying the horse by observation. Sketch just parts of the horse. I always struggle with hooves, so I try and sketch them. 2. If you have access to a horse/pony run your hands over them and try to remember the contours etc. Both of these methods have helped me when drawing from a reference photo, especially if part of the reference is not clear.
Love the way you draw the grid / graph . I love that method as it becomes very easy for me to draw . And the drawing turns out to be more accurate than the drawing without the grid. I love your sketch❤️
I wouldn't say I am a beginner because I have been drawing ONLY horses almost my entire life, but I am definitely NOT as good at drawing to draw the horse on the right. Learning to get really good at drawing can take sooo many years.
Another great video having this as a guide is great for me as i like to draw
Thanks for watching and commenting, I'm glad you found the video useful :)
Thanks so much. i am so happy that i can draw a horse now because i love this creatures!!!
This is exciting! Love your drawings and your accent! Subbed for sure
Another great educational video, Claudia! I like how you explain that you may not know the specific names for anatomy or accessories, however a viewer might know if something is off, so the artist can study the reference and way an animal moves to best create an accurate piece.
I am so surprised you are having difficulty giving away your giveaway! That was a great gift set there! Good luck.
Thank you very much, Lis :D
A lot of people didn't watch through the announcement video... and a lot of people entered who interested in winning free stuff but not so interested in watching my videos.
Repicking and reannouncing through a video a new winner is extra work for me (rather than just sending an e-mail out to the winners), but I want the prize to go to a subscriber who is interested and supportive. That's who the giveaway was aimed towards after all :)
;0) I think your idea was great, sincere, and thoughtful.
The few online competitions I did of my coloring books went to random people who do not follow my work whatsoever. I am sure they had no idea who I was, nor did they care to leave a review.
Caring about a community that cares about us is what counts. Good luck this time!
omg thannk you thank you thank you!!!!! that helped so much you are so amazing at drawing! that is the best bridle (and horse) ive ever seen! The mane bit really helped! I always try to just do lines wondering how people do it properly! subscribing
great job! verry nice! mine turned out well.
I cant even draw the "not this!"
same
IKR SAME
i love how her worst is my best XD
Don't worry, I can do worse :P
Wonderful tutorial.
gorgeous sketch
Thanks for this.
Hey so uh what are the exact measurements on the grid you made 😅
Again this was very helpful!
A tutorial for a bear is a great idea! Thanks for the suggestion. :) Glad you found the video helpful.
Beautiful sketch but how to do draw the eyes I try so hard but I can never get it right
You are good at drawing
Great job! Very nice!
Thank you very much MC! :)
wow thank you
ty this helped me really well
Thanks for watching and commenting, pleased you found it helpful :)
Lovely tutorial.
I had once drew horses, and they were horrible.. I had an artist to correct them for me. He told me horses drawing needs about 3 years of learning.. that included the anatomy studies. So, basically, I stopped thinking of horses and went on to something different.
Thank you very much, Guru! I disagree with what the artist told you and I think it's an awful shame that those words discouraged you. All subject matter requires practice and good observational skills to sketch and render. Horses are no different- in my opinion they're not any more difficult. :)
Nice job in comparing the 2 different styles and great suggestions on how to improve one's drawing of horses. I've been drawing them since I was a kid. By the way, why do you say a horse has fur? They have hair.
As I kind of mention in the video, I'm not really familiar with horsey terminology. Fur, hair- it's all the same to me :P
LOL Just know that there are some horse lovers that are going to be offended by the use of "fur." They are then going to think that you don't know what you are talking about. Which is kind of silly since you are talking about art, not the knowledge of horses.
Curious. Can you draw without tracing or mesh?
Sure- there are no rules to art, create in whichever way you feel comfortable-! You don't need to employ these methods if you don't want to.
I personally find that tracing or grid method speeds up the process of getting an accurate outline.
@@ClaudiaSketches i know. I have also done some in my time. I was just curious of your skill level. If you have any of anatomy lessons drawn from live, for example?
Could give me a better understanding of your organic skill level.
where do you find the pictures to copy?
Pixabay! There's a link to it in the video description
@@ClaudiaSketches oh! thank you so much, I've been trying to find an Arabian to draw, but google
hasn't been much help, ill go check it out!
This was really helpful, Thanks a lot Claudia 💗
Thank you for watching and commenting- glad you found it useful! :)
Thanks I draw what not to do all the time lol
What do you use to put the graph on the image?
I use Microsoft Photos to get a simple 3x3 grid on an image (there's a tutorial for this on this blog post: claudiasketches.wixsite.com/home/single-post/how-to-edit-references-to-make-them-easier-to-draw ). You can use the same technique on most simple photo editors.
There are also lots of apps you can use (search "Artist Grid" or "Art Grid" on an app store). I don't know which to recommend though as I haven't personally used them.
and:
cool! but the eyes are difficult
☑️☑️
When you worked on the eyes of the left one it looked like a dog 🤣
Love the pic girl
no hate tho i did sub and i do live ur drawings
She speaks like a robot? Ironically you're the one who writes like a bad bot! ROFL! No hate tho.
It’s so hard last time I did it before it was so hard
I can't even not draw the not this and please make it easy
May I suggest starting with a simple subject, like an apple, and closely observe where the light and shadow falls. A horse is a bit ambitious if you're a novice, you want to build your confidence first 👋🙂
ik akte er het beste wel lang over bij 3.04
so sorry google translate is not working
-sigh- my pencil is too thick
sorry evryone google translate is not working
This was way tooo fast for me to follow along
Pause it
is it just me or dose she speek like a robot
Is - this -a - person - or -a -robot - speaking - it -can’t -be -real
You're probably hearing the effects of working from a script :P Unfortunately I can't talk concisely or detail without following a script- it turns out to be a jumbled mess that's 3x as long (and nobody wants that!).