Sketching Realistically ✍️
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- Опубліковано 2 кві 2024
- Carrying a sketchbook gives you the chance to draw people and environments from unexpected angles, in lifelike poses.
Life drawing with a model is great! But can sometimes feel more rigid than drawing in public.
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That actually makes a lot of sense because photoshoots and people serving as muses have to stand in one pose, so their muscles are naturally tense so they don't deviate from it.
blue pen sketches just hit different. i've always been a black pen only person but the more i see of these the more i want to absolutely humiliate myself by drawing with a pen
try a fountain pen, you can switch from black to blue , thick to thin by pressure, and the tip has a nice scratchy feeling.
my favorites are red sketches
i usualy use a blue pen just because i always have one with me
@@vancouverpoy I love fountain pen drawing, but changing colors is a pain in the ass. That's why I prefer having one for each color 😅
@@lykiaookami6070 Yes same! I have found I can draw more freely when I use red pen vs black. My skill has increased very quickly since using red pens.
The rendering and implied weight on that shopping bag is really impressive!
This is what Miyazaki spoke about when he said that many anime artists had forgotten about real people entirely and create art confined to its own clichés.
When seeing a professional artist its real tough not to get discouraged as a beginner.
How in the world will i end up there!?, so much to keep track of! The details! Ahhh 😅😢
You're just seeing someone further along the path than you, showing that it's possible.
What they did is attainable! And you can learn from how they did it to push it even farther. You've got this!
Think about it as : You have your own unique journey ! ✨️ the things you will draw and sketch have never been created before ! And I promise you will discover your way of interpreting details 💫
@@ProkoTV Rembert's also a bit of a god haha
they 100% went through the art level you are right now. Its like seeing a professor and being discouraged because they know more than you. Art is literally like a game, where you complete each level (eg. learning basic perspective once, stumbling upon it again later and enhancing what u learnt etc) and gain experience, thus becoming slowly better. It just needs patience and perseverance
As an advanced artist, I think "fricking FINALLY something I'm sure I can't do yet 😍"
I get discouraged by how many art content is stuff that is of low interest to me, because over the years I've been there, done that
I'm pretty decent at several art forms, especially impressionist painting, but linework like this... incredible. Around the level of the best art professor I ever had who specialized in drawing.
The beauty of these sketches physically hurts me
In a good way here haha
@@GuestingGameplays no, I am currently hospitalized help
@@GuestingGameplays call an ambulance i need hoppital
@@Roseberry606you gon die without hoppital😔
@@Roseberry606Hoppital, a hopping hospital. Ah what an adventure would it be for the patients
Also try drawing sleeping people (with permission)! The difference in facial expression and body posture is incredible, even the most intense people look tranquil while asleep.
Trying so hard not to sound like what society deems creepy,
only to end up sounding even creepier.
Drawing someone who’s asleep-with their permission-suggests (if not familial) a curious,
and voyeuristic transaction.
@@skillustrates
Reminds me of an interaction in a movie or tv series.
One of the characters said that he would have a consensual intercourse with someone. That makes it suddenly very weird.
Its interesting to see that he isn’t doing like a super realistic drawing. He’s only going off of his own twist and using the poses to add onto his creativity.
It is difficult to make drawings from life without knowing enough about anatomy because they are not still like internet references and often there is a short time to capture the pose. Since you have to complete the rest mentally, you should already be knowledgeable.
That's why it is so useful. I been doing it lately, you have to sketch out a "snapshot" of the pose you want and then keep building and adding the details from the subject. Even if the subject keeps moving. Really hard. But useful at the very end. People will get creeped out though LoL, they can tell when you stare too long
Gesture drawing helps
That's not true. Knowing anatomy helps draw around what you don't see. You don't need to know anatomy to draw what you do see.
the caption font is very nice.....will steal. 👀
It's called BillyTheFlyingRobot. Go for it!
its so crisp and smooth this is the pinnacle of lines vz curves i love it
Been there, done that. Centuries ago. And sometimes people gave you "the strange glance". No possibility to explain them that you aren't a creep, a fool or a paparazzi... :D _:D
Man I wish my sketchs turned out half this good
Best way to get there is to just keep at it!
In the full video, Rembert does talk about his process on working through mistakes and making them be a part of the piece. I think that perspective and workflow helps him to make pieces that feel complete and strong, despite any issues he may be aware of.
Doesn't matter what it is, if it's in blue biro it's special in a good way.
Tiny story in blue pen? Highly likely it's one of the best pieces of literature you've seen.
Small sketches in blue pen? You will reevaluate your life's choices and want to become an artist.
Never even considered this as a thing that makes art more realistic!!!!!!!!
Whose the artist,i like how he shades
That's Rembert Montald. We have several videos with him, including the one linked below the title of this Short.
I found actually doing the poses myself helpful. It doesn't give a visual aid, but you can sense which part is where, and its also the only thing you can do for a specific pose.
Very interesting, amazing sketches 🔥
Those little scenes in sinister gave me literal chills
Is drawing from pictures OK too? Im too selfconcious to stare at people while drawing them😅
It certainly is. The reason people prefer drawing from life is because you get a better idea of the depth and form of what you're drawing, but if you can't do that, drawing from pictures is perfectly good too.
I should definitely do this, it seems fun
It really is! It can help break us out of an art rut, drawing the same thing over and over.
Interesting point
This is a beauty art❤
When I draw from imagination I do turn feets and hands and stuff in interesting realistic ways.
Fair enough, but you'd better believe I'm planting both feet firmly on the ground whenever I'm taking a dump, no questions asked.
My feet are always firmly planted on my Squatty Potty lol
In firm connection with Gaia. As Gaia is about to receive one of your best gifts...
One day my life will peak when a random artist draws me on the tram frfr
This is beautiful
Круто!
I love the sketch of the girl with a sword, you don't have a gallery to practice with those drawings
When I was in artschool this was something I brought up many times, all the poses we got when drawing a model was statue-like, I wanted poses of work, action and tool usage.
Sidenote: drawing from imagination doesn't necessarily mean you put both feet on the ground, made a drawing the other day of a guy balancing on his chin and "standing" with both his feet on his own head, looking incredibly focused and with his arms out & palms down to keep balance.... ontop of a bottle...
Still beautiful artwork❤
And thus hundreds of artists went out of their way to stare at people in public while sketching them
In my experience, a lot of people are so focused on their phone they don't notice
So true❤
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I know this is the way, but this just makes me want to prove I can do it from imagination.
what kind of drawing are your drawings called?
they're so good btw👍👍
Are some of those drawn with a blue pen? Or it’s the lighting that makes it seem blue? Or is it a blue pencil? The lines seem like ones made with a pencil! I am asking because if it is a pen, that’s is unbelievably remarkable! Simply put, you can erase a mistake made with a pencil, but if you use a pen you have to be as accurate as can be! And aside from that, the lines mostly turn out bold and not as soft as a pencil. Of course, product matters and there are erasers for pens now, but they are only for pens of certain brands and often they are for pens of the same brand as the eraser. Regardless, drawing with a pen is very difficult! What he’s made is truly admirable!
The majority of Rembert's drawings are done with an inexpensive ballpoint pen, drawing straight in without a sketch.
Rightly said. Live drawing has it's own learnings.
i was repeating the pose with the girl with one foot vertical, and got a massive ache in that leg. TT
For added realism, add a leg shaking up and down!
I wonder if artists can help each other do this online
Ngl. I am one of those people would sit with my foot like that straight up with foot pointed down. No joke. I get where you're coming from though. . .
i get it, BUT i sometimes put my foot like that
Which?
Can you give some tips on doing that, i never feel confident drawing others in public and my drawinfs always be messed up (also bec they move so much
Rembert talks about it more in depth in the full video, linked below the title of this short.
@@ProkoTV oh! I didnt see that, tysm!
@@Chaotic_Observer No problem! Hope you get what you're looking for from it!
How should i learn this?
I did that once and then the person asked me to stop and called me a creep so I will not do that again…
I definitely put my feet in strange positions in every possible seat. ADHD is a helluva drug
YES! Though I would usually have BOTH feet vertical, I've definitely caught myself with each foot doing something different when I am fidgeting or distracted.
Drives me insane how he didn’t just put this book on Amazon. Instead it’s from a random site you have to make an account on, and have to pay insane shipping fees if you are outside of his country
That all comes down to the distributor and publisher.
Hopefully, you'll have a smoother way to pick it up in the future!
It's just like photographs. Most stuff is artificial. The best photos in my opinion are natural and unaware even sometimes of a shot.
In our india if we sketch people get disturbed
But how do you do this without people looking at you weird? Do you take a picture?
WHAT IS SHE LEANING ON???
(the girl on the hay)
Staring at random people in public and drawing them will get you arrested or killed bro. Where do these artists live ?
Maybe go to a different public place than where you're thinking.
Seems dangerous!
How to draw in public from life without feeling like a creep?
This is your hand.
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So good
Imagine going to art school and a hot girl in video game cosplay poses for you every day
That's not really how that works.
Am I the only one who puts one foot vertical ground?
Nope! The point of that mention in the short is that people DO normally have one foot up.
But if we draw from imagination, we don't regularly include those nuances of daily life with the figures we're drawing.
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But I’m literally sitting with my toes on the ground like her it’s not artificial lol
That's the point! If people draw without referencing real life, they'd often put the feet both squarely on the ground.
People naturally have this variation in the feet that you get from observation of real life.
Am I misremembering or you already posted some mons in the community notes?
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@@ProkoTV oops, literally commented this in the wrong place
@@marcoasturias8520 All good!
I don't get it
Its not true if someone drew it from umagination both feet would be vertical/on the fround,i would definetely do the opposite
He's speaking in broad terms. That's usually how you'll see that go in people's drawings.
If it ends up different for you, that's awesome!
I'm at the point in my drawing career where not being able to draw an eclipse is drivin' me up a wall. They all just ugly ovals!