Spiritually very inspiring, it shows that no matter the level we are, we all go through those moments and ... most artists are afraid to demonstrate this fragile side of creation. Délicieux merci Maestro.
Im a watercolorist mostly (as a hobby only) anyway my dad passed last year and I thought I had all his things mostly but my step mom found and old box of drawing supplies, In it were those charcoal sticks you use. I took them having no idea what I was gonna do w them. Obviously I know they're for drawing but not for me. Until I saw YOUR SHORTS TODAY! Btw it was TODAY that I received them...I think my dad pushed you through my algorithm..lol...You are an amazing artist and your portraits are hauntingly GORGEOUS! You make it look easy but I know it isn't. But I'm looking forward to trying the crumbling up the stick and smearing it on the paper and go from there technique...thank you so much for sharing your talent with us, New subscriber here! Sorry off topic today...
Sorry about your father's passing. Hope you're doing better. But yeah, charcoal is very versatile. There is also vine or willo charcoal which is easier to work with in my opinion but it smodges more. Also, there's different approaches. I've seen a Spanish guy on UA-cam, Gerard millet, draw beautiful portraits with charcoal while blending with a brush. But he works ìn lines and more in academic style. I've tried like 4 approaches
Thank you for your honest and helpful thoughts on art block - as a elderly beginner with doubts, hopes and expectations - you are just what I needed Josh to help me on my path again. Oh, by the way, beautiful drawing you have just drawn. Thank you so much . Lynda 🧚🏼♀️💕
Apart from the fact that I really like your work, what you said about switching up your go-to style is really important. I like drawing faces, but because I do the same thing a lot, I get bored. Everything's repetitive and I don't like my work. I love your pencil, pen, and charcoal work. But what's also really interesting is when you paint part of a face. Clearly, using values is critical. The way you illustrate what you do shows values more than anyone else I've watched. You create out of chaos. That not only brings your work motion and depth, but it illustrates values. Thank you!
I just finished reading The Artist Say by Julia Cameron and it’s all about overcoming art blocks. Basically by writing three morning pages daily and going on an artist date weekly you can free your creativity. I just finished the book and have made some beautiful pieces. Don’t be afraid to make bad art! Just keep creating more and the good stuff will come.
I have a little notebook labeled art ideas. I list ideas in it and then misplaced the book for awhile. Found it! And realized several of the ideas in it I had accomplished while the book was lost, You will definitely get artblock by playing too much Candy Crush. Been there, done that. Thrifted art materials inspire me to just go for it and if I totally mess up a charcoal it doesn't matter. I'm in the practicing stage. I scored a pile of vintage Charcoal and pastel papers and am having a blast creating. There is no way I would use 300# CP watercolor paper for an ink drawing but maybe someday I'll reach the confidence to go for it, Walking Every day helps energize and get the creative juices flowing. Most of my charcoal drawings are tacked up on the walls of my garage. They remind me to keep drawing. My poor kids will think I've gone off the deep end and they will enjoy taking down Mom's drawings when they settle my estate. Thank you Josh. Tomorrow is my all day art day. Can't wait!!!!!
As usual, your video was very informative and gave excellent advice. I'm a self taught artist and definitely have days when i'm struggling with motivation. I find inspiration helps a lot. I visit art galleries in London frequently and always come away buzzing with ideas and wanting to try something new. Also I have joined a local art group where we have a tutor who specifically gets us to try a range of different mediums; biro, inks, coloured pencils, acrylics. It takes me outside my comfort zone but really helps to push myself past the fear of failure. Thank you so much for your UA-cam tutorials.
I my mame is Martine . I’m from Québec , I’m a French Canadian So , I’ll tell you in French : je n’ai jamais vu un artiste comme toi ! Tu es exceptionnel ! Je pensais être une artiste moi-même , mais après avoir vu ton talent , je ne suis rien ! Tu es fantastique ! J’admire ton travail ! Martine .
You are my biggest inspiration! I learned so much from you! Thanks Josh! But I have one more question. My ink pens dry out quickly and the refill dents quite often and then I have to keep buying new ones. Do you have an idea how I can protect them better? Greets Ric 🖤
Having the note taking available on my phone has been an awesome way to grab and save my inspiration ideas before they're forgotten. I've tried to keep a paper notebook, and at times I do carry one. But realistically, this phone is always with me. Where a pad and pencil is not.
I've been drawing every day when I can (I have health issues) and I think that the more I do it the more muscle memory I'll have and the more intuitive and easier it will come.
I know you probably use readily available stock portrait images to make charcoal sketches from but could you do a video on how to take good B&W portrait photos including the best lighting and shadows etc to use for sketching photo reference please.
I notice in this drawing you made her pupils smaller, she has very large pupils in the reference and I was impressed with this artistic decision as in my drawing the big pupils look wierd. I guess your decision was an intuitive one, ie you've done this enough to know her pupils were going to look wierd if you did them like the reference but if you have more to say on this I would like to hear it . . .
Hola entre a tu página porque me llamo la atención y a decir verdad me encantó tienes un gran talento ami me gusta mucho dibujar es lo que más me gusta en la vida me he sentido muy insegura por qué tengo un problema con dibujar manos no se porque pero más que lo intento no me quedan bien y me acabas de dar un poco de aliento al decir que lo importante no es que deba ser perfecto así que gracias por eso seguiré intentando talvez no sea perfecto mi trabajo o talvez no he encontrado la técnica adecuada para mi pero lo disfrutare tanto como este hermoso retrato tienes una hermosa página gracias por compartir tu talento
Nothing to do with your art, so apologies in advance, but when you speak you remind me of John Frusciante... Could it be in a way, a Californian tone of speaking?
Good Drawing. . . but is not your Object. The Girl in the Photo Looks Right in Front of the Observer. Her Nose is Larger than your Drawing. Your Drawing Shows an Eye Lower than the other... And the Harmony, the Proportion, the Shape of the Elements that Conforms an All? Here, More Speach with Less Observation and Obvious Result, A Portrait wich not Necesary makes a goog Homage to the Person in the Photo... This, For Any with Clear and Sanelly Observation. I Enjoy your Drawings, but with reference, don't reach ( Aparently ) the Real Justice for the Model.
This was great. I did a 10 minute ball point sketch and was shocked at how it turned out. Fun to relax and keep expectations low.
Spiritually very inspiring, it shows that no matter the level we are, we all go through those moments and ... most artists are afraid to demonstrate this fragile side of creation. Délicieux merci Maestro.
Im a watercolorist mostly (as a hobby only) anyway my dad passed last year and I thought I had all his things mostly but my step mom found and old box of drawing supplies, In it were those charcoal sticks you use. I took them having no idea what I was gonna do w them. Obviously I know they're for drawing but not for me. Until I saw YOUR SHORTS TODAY! Btw it was TODAY that I received them...I think my dad pushed you through my algorithm..lol...You are an amazing artist and your portraits are hauntingly GORGEOUS! You make it look easy but I know it isn't. But I'm looking forward to trying the crumbling up the stick and smearing it on the paper and go from there technique...thank you so much for sharing your talent with us, New subscriber here! Sorry off topic today...
Sorry about your father's passing. Hope you're doing better. But yeah, charcoal is very versatile. There is also vine or willo charcoal which is easier to work with in my opinion but it smodges more. Also, there's different approaches. I've seen a Spanish guy on UA-cam, Gerard millet, draw beautiful portraits with charcoal while blending with a brush. But he works ìn lines and more in academic style. I've tried like 4 approaches
Beautiful drawing. Studied classical drawing/sculpture/painting for a decade. Well done.
I’m always in awe of how you create a picture out of chaotic strokes. Love your work, thank you for the advice ❤
Thank you for your honest and helpful thoughts on art block - as a elderly beginner with doubts, hopes and expectations - you are just what I needed Josh to help me on my path again.
Oh, by the way, beautiful drawing you have just drawn.
Thank you so much .
Lynda 🧚🏼♀️💕
Thank you so much! Especially for your humility, and being brave enough to show your vulnerability! It helped me so much!
Apart from the fact that I really like your work, what you said about switching up your go-to style is really important. I like drawing faces, but because I do the same thing a lot, I get bored. Everything's repetitive and I don't like my work. I love your pencil, pen, and charcoal work. But what's also really interesting is when you paint part of a face. Clearly, using values is critical. The way you illustrate what you do shows values more than anyone else I've watched. You create out of chaos. That not only brings your work motion and depth, but it illustrates values. Thank you!
Thank you Josh. You present a very comprehensive guide to a really fun process with serious results
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I just finished reading The Artist Say by Julia Cameron and it’s all about overcoming art blocks. Basically by writing three morning pages daily and going on an artist date weekly you can free your creativity. I just finished the book and have made some beautiful pieces. Don’t be afraid to make bad art! Just keep creating more and the good stuff will come.
一度描いたら消せない水性ペンで、こんな風に描けるんですね✨
手の動きが凄い。
脳で考えて描いているのでは無く、手が勝手に動いて描かせている様に見えます。
I have a little notebook labeled art ideas. I list ideas in it and then misplaced the book for awhile. Found it! And realized several of the ideas in it I had accomplished while the book was lost,
You will definitely get artblock by playing too much Candy Crush. Been there, done that.
Thrifted art materials inspire me to just go for it and if I totally mess up a charcoal it doesn't matter. I'm in the practicing stage. I scored a pile of vintage Charcoal and pastel papers and am having a blast creating.
There is no way I would use 300# CP watercolor paper for an ink drawing but maybe someday I'll reach the confidence to go for it,
Walking Every day helps energize and get the creative juices flowing.
Most of my charcoal drawings are tacked up on the walls of my garage. They remind me to keep drawing. My poor kids will think I've gone off the deep end and they will enjoy taking down Mom's drawings when they settle my estate.
Thank you Josh. Tomorrow is my all day art day. Can't wait!!!!!
Having the right mindset is the only way. No art block! Zero Expectations! Avoid inspiration!
This has been a GREEAT exercise to unlock me! Tks!
As usual, your video was very informative and gave excellent advice. I'm a self taught artist and definitely have days when i'm struggling with motivation.
I find inspiration helps a lot. I visit art galleries in London frequently and always come away buzzing with ideas and wanting to try something new. Also I have joined a local art group where we have a tutor who specifically gets us to try a range of different mediums; biro, inks, coloured pencils, acrylics. It takes me outside my comfort zone but really helps to push myself past the fear of failure.
Thank you so much for your UA-cam tutorials.
I my mame is Martine .
I’m from Québec , I’m a French Canadian
So , I’ll tell you in French : je n’ai jamais vu un artiste comme toi ! Tu es exceptionnel ! Je pensais être une artiste moi-même , mais après avoir vu ton talent , je ne suis rien ! Tu es fantastique ! J’admire ton travail !
Martine .
Man you are my favorite. I wish I can play with my pen like that.
Just by watching the 2 minutes and 50 seconds of the video I somehow got motivated to start drawing. Thank you 👍
Totally awesome it really does work . Cheers
You are my biggest inspiration! I learned so much from you! Thanks Josh!
But I have one more question. My ink pens dry out quickly and the refill dents quite often and then I have to keep buying new ones. Do you have an idea how I can protect them better?
Greets Ric 🖤
Having the note taking available on my phone has been an awesome way to grab and save my inspiration ideas before they're forgotten. I've tried to keep a paper notebook, and at times I do carry one. But realistically, this phone is always with me. Where a pad and pencil is not.
I've been drawing every day when I can (I have health issues) and I think that the more I do it the more muscle memory I'll have and the more intuitive and easier it will come.
The harmony of features... Bravo
It was very beautiful and spectacular.
REALLY BEAUTIFUL AND INSPIRATIONAL!!!! MANY THANKS FOR YOUR SHARING!!!!!
Amazing tecknique....❤
Great video. Love your ideas for what to do when you have artblock 🙂
Love from India 🇮🇳
Merci pour cet aspect psychologique, sur l'Art lorsqu'on dessine ou peint tous les jours.
It's a beautiful, very, very beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
its like just sketching and enjoying your work
Thank you! You are an inspiration. Please do a cat in charcoal. Not to question your ability, I just love cats!
I know you probably use readily available stock portrait images to make charcoal sketches from but could you do a video on how to take good B&W portrait photos including the best lighting and shadows etc to use for sketching photo reference please.
Holy moly fantastic ❤
This advice is so helpfull. Thank you😊
Amazing drawing.
I notice in this drawing you made her pupils smaller, she has very large pupils in the reference and I was impressed with this artistic decision as in my drawing the big pupils look wierd. I guess your decision was an intuitive one, ie you've done this enough to know her pupils were going to look wierd if you did them like the reference but if you have more to say on this I would like to hear it . . .
My eyes are on cloud nine right now.
Thank you so much for this video! It was *very helpful!
🖤🖤🖤 I've been in art block for over a year now Josh
O i Love I usually doing dog and I am learned with my left hand it’s nice good job.
Thanks, fabulous!
Superb work 👍
I love you art , shadow in a World....
Hi Josh, it looked like Kristin Kreuk. Which is more awesome if you asked me. Thanks!
Very nice work 🎉❤
This is god gift to you good job
*_Splendid!_*
I’m flashed by this scribbling portrait…I wish I could do that too…
Hola entre a tu página porque me llamo la atención y a decir verdad me encantó tienes un gran talento ami me gusta mucho dibujar es lo que más me gusta en la vida me he sentido muy insegura por qué tengo un problema con dibujar manos no se porque pero más que lo intento no me quedan bien y me acabas de dar un poco de aliento al decir que lo importante no es que deba ser perfecto así que gracias por eso seguiré intentando talvez no sea perfecto mi trabajo o talvez no he encontrado la técnica adecuada para mi pero lo disfrutare tanto como este hermoso retrato tienes una hermosa página gracias por compartir tu talento
So nice bro ❤❤
Thank you for this.
You can draw the same photo in charcoal pls ?
Awesome thanks 🙏
The camera focus 🥲
so nice ❤😍 new subscriber
I do not openly /easily show my work , Good luck to those who try to are it.
WOW THANK YOU BRO❤
Great job
pens work on gravity.....hard to get to work on an upright paper. this happens all the time to me and I get frustrated that I forget that.
you're definitely not the only one mate 😂 I feel right stupid for forgetting that sometimes
How do u draw exact looking portrait?
Bardzo cenne informacje, dziękuję za ten film. Pana styl tworzenia jest taki swobodny , intuicyjny i bardzo efektowny. Podziwiam i pozdrawiam.
Nice!
good staf
I dont have artblock that much. Artstink; I have artstink a lot.
Sur papier aquarelle ?
all i can say is thanks :)
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Whats your pan?
There is a reason the pen begin to fail.
it's a face, but not the portret of the girl
Sorry, meant your pen ❤
Black liner 0.8
From pacific arc
Thats what he said in the vid
@@shajedahoque6736 thankyou!!!
@@diegrid8279 np!
every time I watch you do this I wanna quit! ....just kidding... not really...
Nothing to do with your art, so apologies in advance, but when you speak you remind me of John Frusciante...
Could it be in a way, a Californian tone of speaking?
Good Drawing. . . but is not your Object. The Girl in the Photo Looks Right in Front of the Observer. Her Nose is Larger than your Drawing. Your Drawing Shows an Eye Lower than the other... And the Harmony, the Proportion, the Shape of the Elements that Conforms an All? Here, More Speach with Less Observation and Obvious Result, A Portrait wich not Necesary makes a goog Homage to the Person in the Photo... This, For Any with Clear and Sanelly Observation. I Enjoy your Drawings, but with reference, don't reach ( Aparently ) the Real Justice for the Model.
Thanks man 👌🏻