How to Draw Clumping Plants
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
- Plants can be challenging to draw, especially clumping ones, which makes them an ideal stand-alone subject for a daily drawing exercise. And they are great practice for developing the skill of observing the visual effect of a scene, and capturing that effect in our marks. Why not have a go yourself with it.
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Had an art assignment today, had to write about my favourite artist so I picked you. Love your work mate
Thank you for telling me, that's very encouraging. All the best with your assignment
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love your art and style. Thank you for sharing your technique and making these wonderful videos
This is a wonderful exercise. Thank you!
Good lesson, keep going !🇨🇦🖌️🖊️✏️
Thanks, will do!😀
Such a great lesson. Thank you.
Greetings from Uzbekistan!
Greetings back from Australia. All the best with your drawing.
Lovely drawing, as usual! A couple of things I'd like to know more about: How do you decide when to shift from indicating with line to indicating with value? When is it time to make that shift? And also, when you refer to something like "if this were part of a larger drawing," I'd like to see a side-by-side or sequential demonstration comparing and contrasting the two approaches. Possibly even just an inset example from another video. But in any case, thank you for sharing your skills and insight. This is a most helpful series!
I discovered your videos a few months ago and they have really helped me. I feel like I have a lot more confidence when I draw, and I am producing better work. Thank you so much! I hope you keep making videos.
Fantastic! What a teacher loves to hear. 😀
Wow this is an exceptional lesson and exactly what I’ve been working on…going to begin these daily drawings with you and thank you for taking the time to share of yourself generously in this way!!! I study with two artists locally who are very different in their approaches but they both agree drawing well is the key to success…again, thank you.
Hello from Spain. I had never drawn before with a pen like yours (MICRON in my case), but I'm improving with your videos and I see many possibilities in them I didn't see before.
Really helping with my drawing at nighttime. Lovely
Encouraging to hear.
Thank you so much Stephen for your videos! I want to draw every day and intend to use your tutorials. I have a plant like this next to my patio and I am delighted with my drawing. Di in South Africa
It’s a great habit to be in. All the best with it. 😀
On peaceful side of internet there is always an artist. You sir, when your channel grows please maintain your format, no background music, no advertisement in middle and no shitty joke. Just me enjoying your art and your narration, enjoying taking a sip from my cup of tea. So calm and peaceful and makes me push through life and maybe even enjoy it
You reminds me of Bob Ross
Much love❤
I think this would be much easier to draw digitally using several layers of leaves, each type/shape of leaf in the layer order that makes physical sense.
Thanks for the thought. 😀
Sometimes, that can feel flat or fake. Unless you're giving each leaf its own layer, you end up stacking flat views.
Unless, of course, you use the techniques he explains and demonstrates, in which case there's little value in stacking layers.
Easier doesn't teach you the skills to excel. ❤
Damn brooooo you really like teachiiiiing
Bro literally made 2 videos yesterday and a new ooooone
Thank you this is so helpful,just what I was looking for..
Always love to hear this Veronica. Thanks for letting me know 😀
Thank you for your free instructions, much appreciated. I drew a Pandanas palm and had the idea of this technique but got lost in the end. Now i find you've clarified this for me.
Could you perhaps do a Pandanas tree?
Nice
Thank you
You're welcome
Hello from Southern Wisconsin, USA
Excellent Video!
Greetings from Australia
Love this! Thank you! Your rendering is actually much more interesting than the actual subject! Just want to make sure I understand; the analysis/practice phase should come before and actually be separate from execution phase and this will make execution phase actually easier and more effective?