@@Cristiantoo Yes it does. Long time ago I was using watercolour paper (also from Canson, Canson Montval) it's 300gsm, and it's rough because it's for watercolour. So naturally my background and my drawing looked textured. This Canosn 1557 is a smooth drawing paper, so my drawing looks smoother.
That is very well explained, thank you for sharing. Your art is amazing! Your abstract background somehow enhances the realism, I like that. I am gonna try tu use the panpastel applicator with charcoal as you did, never thought of it before. Looking forward to more of your tutorials, greetings from the Netherlands🥐
You're so amazing person ever know. I really have difficulty making a background like you. hope I can do it after watching this, thank you very much again.
Thank you for sharing your astonishing art!!! Could you please tell me what paper you use for your drawings? Thank you very much. Greetings from Peru 😊
Thank you for the great explanation! Can I ask if you were using charcoal powder with the applicator and paper stumps? Thanks for another great video! 😊
How do you manage to get only a small amount of charcoal on your blending stump or applicator? I'm trying to use charcoal and draw like you. When I tried today I when I dip my blending stump in the powder it always picks up a lot and it makes really dark marks. Charcoal does not seem to erase very well when extremely dark.
Hi Carl, after dipping the paper stump, just wipe the excess on the tissue or paper towel. And test it first on a different paper. ☺️☺️ Yes, definitely don't go too dark or it becomes hard to erase. Also if you have access to pan pastel applicator, it's even easier to erase then if you're using a blending stump.
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Does the type of paper determine your art?
@@Cristiantoo Yes it does. Long time ago I was using watercolour paper (also from Canson, Canson Montval) it's 300gsm, and it's rough because it's for watercolour. So naturally my background and my drawing looked textured. This Canosn 1557 is a smooth drawing paper, so my drawing looks smoother.
Wonderful portrait! Can you do other tutorials with charcoal please ?
@@lalalilalala17sure! Any specific thing you want me to talk about?
Hi, I spray it with fixative, mine is from Winsor & Newton. And then store it inside a folder.
How beautiful
Thank you so much Ivan!
man, you portraits are just amazing. keep up the good work
I'm doing a new portrait right now! I was busy creating a new account for my music content. 😊😊 Thank you for the encouragement! 😃
Un travail splendide , comme à votre habitude.👏👏👏 🇨🇵
Merci beaucoup! 😊😊😊
That is very well explained, thank you for sharing. Your art is amazing! Your abstract background somehow enhances the realism, I like that. I am gonna try tu use the panpastel applicator with charcoal as you did, never thought of it before. Looking forward to more of your tutorials, greetings from the Netherlands🥐
I'm glad the video helps. Thank you so much for the support. 😃
Magnifique ! I love your charcoal technique !♥
Thank you much for the kind words. ☺️
You're so amazing person ever know.
I really have difficulty making a background like you.
hope I can do it after watching this, thank you very much again.
I hope it helps let me know if you have any question regarding the background! 😀
Beautiful 👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you so much Maya! 😃😃
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amazing, you made your scene looks soft like capturing light on a film. thank you for sharing the thought processes
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! 😊😊
I‘m coming！
Yaayyy!! Thank you so much for the support!! 😊😊😊🌹🌹
You move the hidden face from one side of the portrait to the other😮
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and that's me in the videoo, thank you for notice me 😍😍
Thank you so much Rick!! I hope it's not too late to make the BG video request. ☺☺
Thank you for sharing your astonishing art!!! Could you please tell me what paper you use for your drawings? Thank you very much.
Greetings from Peru 😊
It's Canson 1557, 180gsm smooth drawing paper. Check out the intro of my video for my other tools as well. ☺️☺️☺️ Thank you so much!
@@armadaliuart Thank you very much for your soon answer and for the information. Blessings!!
Thank you for the great explanation! Can I ask if you were using charcoal powder with the applicator and paper stumps? Thanks for another great video! 😊
Hi Jones, I don't use charcoal powder. I sharpen the pencil with my knife to produce my own charcoal powder.
What type of paper did you use? and do you always use the same paper for every drawing? Thanks for showing your process.
Canson 1557, 180gsm. Yes lately I've been using the same paper. ☺️☺️
Im trying to *copy* your background teqnique 🤫 hope i don't get *©strike* for that 💀😂
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Hey man, I'm at your front door right now demanding payment. 😂😂😂
How do you manage to get only a small amount of charcoal on your blending stump or applicator? I'm trying to use charcoal and draw like you. When I tried today I when I dip my blending stump in the powder it always picks up a lot and it makes really dark marks. Charcoal does not seem to erase very well when extremely dark.
Hi Carl, after dipping the paper stump, just wipe the excess on the tissue or paper towel. And test it first on a different paper. ☺️☺️ Yes, definitely don't go too dark or it becomes hard to erase. Also if you have access to pan pastel applicator, it's even easier to erase then if you're using a blending stump.
@@armadaliuart I feel dumb for not thinking of that lol. Thank you friend I love your art!
your material use?
Charcoal pencil, kneaded eraser, tombow mono zero, rubber eraser, paper stump, applicator. ☺️☺️
Hi I'm from Mars 😂
Hellooooo!!!! I'm from Andromeda. Hence the name Andromada. 🤣🤣🤣