Derwent Sketching Pencils Review

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  • Опубліковано 23 гру 2024

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  • @stevemaslin1003
    @stevemaslin1003 3 роки тому +2

    beautiful work.. I have these pencils and came in search of inspiration.
    thanks for sharing.

    • @owingsart
      @owingsart  3 роки тому +1

      Thanks Steve. Appreciate the visit.

  • @zainalu
    @zainalu 9 років тому +2

    It was so nice to see your sketchbooks. I enjoyed it.

    • @owingsart
      @owingsart  9 років тому

      +zainalu Thank you very much. - Marty

  • @capbin146
    @capbin146 8 років тому +2

    I liked that framing effect in the first book at 6min, how did you achieve the straight edges?
    Looks to clean to be erased, looks same as masking tape with watercolour! Thanks Marty!

    • @owingsart
      @owingsart  8 років тому

      +Big C Yes, you got it. I used drafting tape to frame it in and that's it really. :-)

  • @nathansavery3298
    @nathansavery3298 8 років тому +2

    Love the videos, just a quick fyi the graphite core was never lead, it was so named because mean it was first discovered the chemists at the time thought it was a form of lead, being soft and dark grey, however lead poisoning did occur in artist of the past due to the lead based paint containing 'white lead' (lead carbonate PbCO3). thanks for the vids.

    • @owingsart
      @owingsart  8 років тому

      Hi Nathan, I think original writing instruments, prior to the 16th century and before the discovery of graphite in quantity, were in fact lead. In the shape of wire. I think it was the paint on the later pencils that gave people the lead poisoning. Maybe they chewed the pencils, like we used to as kids as you elude to. Either way, I love the fact that they're non-toxic now. :-) Thanks for stopping by and for leaving a comment. ~Marty

  • @emilysaysmeowx3
    @emilysaysmeowx3 8 років тому +3

    The statue looks great, Marty!

  • @thebagelwithcreamcheese
    @thebagelwithcreamcheese 10 років тому +2

    Love you videos man!

  • @EricSareyka
    @EricSareyka 8 років тому

    Are the sketches of landscapes and urban scenes part of urban sketches or did you took a photograph and sketched at home or in your studio? They are so awesome, and I think it took a while to finisch them.

    • @owingsart
      @owingsart  8 років тому +1

      Thanks Eric - They were a combination of field sketches and drawings from references. ~Marty

  • @zainalu
    @zainalu 9 років тому +1

    Hey Marty! Which one is better - derwent sketching pencils or staedtler lumograph?

    • @owingsart
      @owingsart  9 років тому

      +zainalu They are both good. The Derwent's seem slightly softer to me. I use both in my work. Thanks - Marty

  • @NoblesseObligedCP
    @NoblesseObligedCP 10 років тому +5

    Don't forget the mysterious F pencil that no one uses that stands for Fine.

    • @owingsart
      @owingsart  10 років тому

      :-)

    • @oioi5149
      @oioi5149 5 років тому +1

      No one? That's my favorite pencil

    • @GiveMeMyNameBackYoutube
      @GiveMeMyNameBackYoutube 4 роки тому

      @@oioi5149 I'm sure if he had a box of pencils with all the labels scratched off, he would be using the one that would be F

    • @oioi5149
      @oioi5149 4 роки тому

      @@GiveMeMyNameBackUA-cam
      I'm tired of this abuse, I'll be taking my F pencil son away from here :(

  • @owingsart
    @owingsart  10 років тому

    Thank you Hannah G.

  • @practiceallday
    @practiceallday 8 років тому

    hey Marty!!umm to draw which is better the derwent skectching pencil or derwent graphite pencil?

    • @owingsart
      @owingsart  8 років тому

      Both are good. I tend to use Staedtler though. I also use the Faber-Castell drawing pencils, especially the harder ones like the 4H or 6H

  • @astrid4328
    @astrid4328 7 років тому +1

    what is the diffrence between the sketchingline and the graphic line?

    • @owingsart
      @owingsart  7 років тому

      Hi Astrid - You ask a very good question. This is just my own opinion, but a sketching line is a looser, searching line and a graphic line seeks a particular uniform vector. Put another way, one is loose and free and the other seeks a straight and more linear path. Also, some people might say a graphic line is one generated on a computer, like in word or AutoCAD. Hope this helps. ~Marty

    • @astrid4328
      @astrid4328 7 років тому

      i have the graphic line in my travelset, would you recommend sketchingpencils on the side?

  • @jen5662
    @jen5662 9 років тому +4

    I'm so inspired I think my imaginary tail is wagging ×.×

    • @owingsart
      @owingsart  9 років тому +2

      +Jenny Du Thank you so much for watching. Have a fantastic day!

    • @jen5662
      @jen5662 9 років тому +1

      Owings Art awe SO GENEROUS of u to have replied! Definetly made my day 😁 & Have a fa-bu-lous day too :p

    • @owingsart
      @owingsart  9 років тому +1

      Jenny Du :-) Not at all. It's my pleasure.

  • @notponding
    @notponding 2 роки тому

    Thank you

    • @owingsart
      @owingsart  4 місяці тому

      Thanks for watching.