What I think as I draw
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- I do a running commentary while drawing from a video I shot at a food centre in Singapore. This is to simulate how I draw on location and you'll also get to hear my thoughts and decisions as I draw.
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LOVE this series, please do more live (recorded) drawing!!
Really enjoyed this video. It was very helpful to hear out loud what you were thinking as you drew. What a treat, thanks
@@finley624 glad to hear that. Thanks for the feedback:)
Uniball Signo Gelstick, one of my favourite pens with those unpredictable ink blots
Yeah, i know you like to use it when travelling. No worries pen!
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Love the running commentary. As a beginner I need to learn these troubleshooting ideas that you present
Hello, I am a newer subscriber to all the content at your channel. I like how you share your art, and incorporate meal times or food into it. Food is a big part of our lives, and we can all relate. I am inspired and learning a lot. I keep going back and forth between pencil and pen as I am learning to sketch more. I want to build up to doing only ink. Thanks, Paula
Haha yes unintentionally, food features in my videos. Perhaps it’s because meal time is when I find time to sketch. Happy to meet another food lover. Why only inks? I’ve been doing inks for quite awhile. But I’ve now been learning more pencil too. Both are wonderful mediums:)
Very useful information from your thoughts process when sketching. Learned a lot. Thanks for sharing. ❤
Your drawings are amazing, especially the black and white tonal ones. We learn from each other:)
"this is not a food video, this is an art video" lol, let's be honet your videos are a mix of the two, always making me hungry!
Great sketch, nice to hear your thinking a you do it in real time. cheers
That’s an interesting observation. I think I’m only now noticing it. Hmm food and art seem to be recurring haha
Thanks so much for sharing your drawing process. It is always very interesting.
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching:)
Getting lost in the details is my constant pitfall when out sketching. Thanks for the insights!
good idea and a great challenge. Please, do more like this :)
Thanks. I will consider it!
An intimidating scene for me ^^ and I agree it is difficult not to go into the details at first. The sketch turned out great!
Yeah that was a struggle. Thanks. I think it’s a messy pretty piece. The principles of contrast helped it not become just a mess I feel. By the way, I do like your videos on just the ocean. So simple and relaxing. It works.
@@Drewscape-art oh ☺thank you very much, I try to go for a walk every day near the sea to enjoy the relaxing sound and watch the sunset on the way home.
This is so cool... great to hear your thoughts. It is super-encouraging to hear how drawing 'live' is full of uncertainty for other artists... not just for myself. Thank you so much for sharing! 🤗🙏
Yeah there is a certain lack of control in a “live” scene. and we have to constantly make decisions to deal with whatever comes up along the way. Much like life isn’t it?😄
Wow, another incredible resource for drawing - thank you Drew! I'm also often with my family and don't have time to sketch while we're out - never thought of recording a video to use that as a reference!
Thanks Dan. This was my second time trying it. And yes I didn’t have to worry about trying to draw while my kids need my attention haha. Just have to record the scene long enough and prevent anyone from toppling the camera😂
Wow! Amazing! It's a great idea to draw from video! Thank for sharing😊
You could try that too. It does raise the challenge with people moving and blocking the scene and all. More exciting than a still scene that’s for sure!😀
@@Drewscape-art Thank you very much. I will sure to try it.
This come at the most wonderful time: i just started to getting back into watercolor after abandoning 4 years ago and was clueless at what should i be focusing on or thinking when making my piece. So thank you for the video!
Ps: the saddest thing that can happen is when you go the counter to have more poppadoms only for them to run out of them 😢
Welcome:) Why did you abandon water colours? Poppadoms do have a really nice flavour and crisp. Though I’ve been cutting back a lot since I’ve been avoiding fried foods😂
@@Drewscape-art depression took all of my energy and interest, that's why 🥲
oh dear. Do get better and better!
@@Drewscape-art thank you 😊
I appreciated hearing your process! Maybe I’m getting too in the weeds here, but I’d be more weirded out by someone recording me and that footage being online than someone sketching me. Are there rules around this with people not consenting to being filmed? Where I live, I think if you’re in a public place you can’t reasonably assume privacy but if that recording is then used to generate revenue, you may have to get written consent from the subjects or blur them out.
I appreciate this! Thanks for bringing this to my attention again. I was really worried about this whenever I recorded anything in public for youtube videos, because there would always be people passing by in the scenes and I can't possibly ask all of them for consent. I did look it up. For public spaces, I read that it is ok. But when it comes to filming minors, I should blur them out or get written consent. Being a parent myself, I'd be concerned about my kids in someone's public video. As for adults, even though there is no rule for filming them in public spaces such as these, I still want to be considerate. So with the angle I shot this video, it is difficult to identify most of them since they are shot mostly from a side or back view. And they don't stay still for long. As for the food stall owners with their own stall, I feel that they face the public all day and the video promotes their business (with a food review at the end) so I feel ok with it. Putting myself in their shoes, I'd be ok. Recently, I did consider doing a video with people in a coffee cafe, but it would be too close-up. Although it's a public space, if I were secretly being filmed so close-up, even with blurred out face, I wouldn't like it. So I scrapped the idea. We do want to be considerate with that too even without a rule. Thanks for reminding me of this again. I'm glad you did. It is food for thought. I do want to be careful with this, while still producing videos that contribute to the art community:)
@@Drewscape-art thank you for such a thoughtful reply! And I’m glad you took it in a positive light. I was tempted to clarify that I was asking out of curiosity and not as a criticism but thought it was too much.
@@BananaPantsChannel thank you. It’s good. Don’t wanna get into trouble too😂
You seem to know a lot about pens. Do you know of a pen that mimics the texture of a dried out brush pen? I used to have a dried out brush pen that I’d use for shading but I lost it 😢
Such an interesting question. I do have probably too many pens. In fact yes, there might be other ways but it is possible to use an old zig calligraphy marker with dried out ink for that effect. I used it here: drewscape.blogspot.com/2012/11/ghim-moh-cat.html?m=1
@@Drewscape-art oh what a beautiful drawing. I’m sorry if my question wasn’t clear. I meant if you know where I can buy a pen manufactured to mimic a dried brush pens texture. I don’t want to dry out any of my current brush pens to make a new one for shading. I’d rather buy one but I can’t seem to find any online if such a thing exists.
@@hayrjohns Ah I get you. Well for brush pens and pens, the ink flow would be more or less consistent. So to get a dried brush effect, I'd have to adjust my speed. When my speed is faster than the ink flow, then the dried brush effect comes about. It should be possible with a Pentel Pocket brush pen . Or brush pens like these ua-cam.com/video/TOKTdQ1Vfw8/v-deo.html. Though personally, I'd just use a cheap or old scraggy brush to get that effect. Or I'd use a real brush with a bit of chinese ink. Chinese ink is great for achieving a dried brush effect. Pigments are different than indian ink. One other option is a parallel pen. But I would have to control it a certain way to get that dried brush look.
@@Drewscape-artoh my goodness. You’re right it does do that when you go really fast. Thank you.
@@hayrjohns Welcome!