🎨 Quick 2 minute Sketchbook Warmups | DOORS
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- A great sketchbook idea for beginners or anyone trying to get started sketching. I'm using Caran d'Ache Neocolor II water soluble wax pastels, and Stabilo Woodys to draw fast sketches from reference pictures. Sketch along with me as I complete 2 minute realtime drawings of 6 different pictures of doors.
I had a lot of fun with this and I hope you enjoy watching the full process.
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@artbyheather - Video 74
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I leanred... I can't draw straight line and held back the urge to get a ruler. Thanks again for another fun warm up! I've done... a lot of your warm up sketches today. Birds, Star Wars and doors. Feeling pretty accomplished.
That’s so great to hear! Straight lines are hard, especially when you’re being timed. I think it adds a little character when the lines aren’t completely straight though. Doors was a hard one for me, but I think it got a little easier by the end. Thanks for watching and sharing your progress! ❤️😊👍
Excellent ideas for quick sketches. I’m so loving your supplies. Yummy water soluble STABILOs and neo’s. Great job and lots of fun
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it! I’m obsessed with water soluble art supplies! They are the best of both worlds! 😊👍
The red door is my favorite and the door knocker. They all were a good likeness. I have been doing Van Gogh with the crayons. Not easy. 😂
Thanks for sharing your favorites! Are you doing a Van Gogh portrait, or one of his other paintings? You’re right, they are not easy at all. I really enjoyed studying the different colors he used and the combinations. Keep up the good practice! It will definitely pay off! 😊👍
I'm stuck in a loop of wanting to learn how to draw/paint and being frustrated by my own perfectionism and not being able to get the results I want. I haven't been drawing or painting at all lately because of this. Your videos make me want to just draw for the fun of it, the whole reason why I wanted to start it anyway. I love these videos and I hope you keep making them. I'm going to try painting along with this one with my own set of neocolor 2s. Thank you so much for your videos
I totally get that! It’s hard to turn off that inner perfectionist critic. I think having fun with it is key. I know that’s easier said than done, but it has really helped me learn and grow so much more. Make a mess, scribble, and play. I love making these videos for everyone, so I will definitely keep them coming. Thanks for watching and good luck on your art journey! 😊👍
Hi! У меня точно также! Рисовать хочу, желаю. Никогда ранее не училась рисовать, а сейчас в зрелом возрасте накупила материалов и пытаюсь творить, а ничего не выходить. Тоже кажется все криво/косо, линии не такие как надо. В итоге почти не рисую. А смотришь такие мастер классы и вдохновляешься!
Learning to draw is hard. I think the more you can be consistent, the more progress you will see over time. For me, somehow I can paint something a lot easier than draw it. Just have fun with it and try not to be discouraged by crooked lines. You will get there with time. 😊👍
Fun exercise. Just like you, my Rosetta Door turned out best.
Glad you enjoyed it! It’s funny how Rosetta looked the most challenging, but turned out better somehow. Thanks for sketching along we me! 😊👍
Just amazing. I love doors. I have a lot of fotos from doors. I loved this exercize. I‘ll try it. Maybe with 5 minutes 😊. Thank you very much for the idea.
You’re very welcome! I’m glad you liked it! Feel free to customize the time limit as you need. 😊👍
Amazing at well they came together when you went backed at finished them! Beautiful! BTW, I love these. They really are good at getting me going, even if I resist mightily at first. Gets the stiffness out.
Thanks so much! I’m so glad you enjoy them and find them useful! I really love making them for everyone! More to come! 😊👍
I can't wait to have a go at these. I would love to see a real time video of you 'finishing' one of these quick sketches. How much longer do you take to finish them? Thanks for sharing.
The time to finish them varies because I have to let them dry before continuing to layer on top. Maybe 30 minutes or more each plus waiting for them to dry in between. In the next 2 minute sketch video, I will show a more realtime view of one. I’m sure it would be helpful for everyone to see. Thanks for your feedback! I hope you enjoy trying it! 😊👍
really enjoyed this session, different and will try it for sure! thank you. 😄🥰
Thanks! I’m so glad you enjoyed it! 😊👍
You're so talented! I enjoyed watching you!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it! 😊👍
with quick drawing you have to get loose and forget perspective. your drawings are great. thanks
I think all the straight lines broke my looseness brain. 🤣 I kept telling myself to loosen up with the next door, but I couldn’t shut off the perfectionist. Thanks for watching and sharing your feedback! 😊👍
Id love to see more animal warmups!!
I will definitely be doing more animals soon! Thanks for watching! 😊👍
Very helpful
That’s great! I’m glad you enjoyed it! 😊👍
My fav vids!!!! Yay!!!!!❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
Yay!! 🎉 I hope you enjoy! 😊👍
@@artbyheather Yes I did!!!! All of them! 😊 That was my favorite part of the day. I was doing a little happy dance, when my husband entered the room and he was like: Okaaaaayyyyyyy, something I should know about? 😅
🤣🤣👍 That’s great! Glad you had fun!
It was so amazing❣️
Thanks so much! 😊👍
J'a-do-re ❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much! 😊👍
Love these two minutes sketches! Where do you get your photos?
I’m so glad you enjoy them! I mostly get the reference pictures from Pexels.com, but sometimes I get them from Pinterest.com.
@@artbyheather Thank you! Going to try some two minute sketches on my own. .but keep yours coming!🙂
No problem! Have fun sketching! More to come! 😊👍
So I have to tell you that your video’s are the reason I just got some gelato’s and I am going to dive into these 2 minute exercises!! Love your video’s!! Keep them coming!!
Also, could you maybe at the end slow down and take us through finishing just one of the pictures, so we can see that part of the process?!
Thank you!! ❤
That’s so good to hear! I’ve never tried gelato’s. They look fun though! I can try slowing one of the finished drawings down in the next 2 min video. It’s hard to keep the video from being 30 minutes long, but I think I can make it work if I do less pictures. (4-5 instead of 5-6) Thanks for watching and I appreciate the suggestion! 😊👍
@@artbyheather Thank you for inviting us into your creative process! I get it, re: trying to keep the video’s shorter! Maybe a separate video to show the finishing as a part 2, for anyone who wants to see that portion? I think it would help me personally to see how you do the shading & filling in, etc. Anyway, thanks again!
That’s true. There is more layering than you can see with it sped up. I’ll definitely figure out a way to show it for you all.
Just found your channel this morning and tried this. So many mixed feelings about this process….frustration, hilarity, and then just plain fun and satisfaction with the end result.🤗 Can’t wait to try your other 2 minute warmups! Going to get my 8 and 5 year old granddaughters to do these with me! Thank you for making art so much fun!❤
You’re very welcome! I’m glad you stayed with it! I totally agree, it’s a rollercoaster of emotions. It’s like you have to warmup.. to the warmup. I hope your granddaughters have a great time with it too! Thanks for watching! 😊👍
Rosetta is my favorite, like you.
Also, you like doors/architecture. Door over cliff, door time-lapse video, all the cabins/treehouses, etc., in your videos tells me that you’re definitely drawn to it. ❤
Thanks for sharing! Love watching these videos. It always seems like you’re having so much fun😊
Thanks for sharing your favorite! You’re right. I do like doors, but it’s a hard subject to draw and paint. I think they make me frustrated, because I can see all the imperfection more clearly. Definitely something I just need to practice more on. Thanks for watching and sharing your feedback! 😊👍
These are so good, what fantastic work ☺☺
Thanks so much! 😊👍
Awww... your least favourite is my favourite! It has an atmosphere that you were able to catch. Maybe a bit more shadowing on the stones and it would have been perfect! Rosetta was nice too and I also liked the garden door a lot, well done! (not kidding you, I was drawing doors today, didn't give myself a time limit though)
That’s awesome! The universe knew it was door day! You’re right, I think my least favorite just needed a little more work. Thanks for watching and sharing your favorite! 😊👍
Bonjour de Belgique j adore la la verte mais la porte rouge avec le fond jaune est ma préférée. Merci beaucoup❤
Welcome! Thanks for sharing your favorites! I’m glad you enjoyed it! 😊👍
I'm really enjoying this series!
I’m so glad you enjoy it! Thanks for watching and sharing your feedback! More to come! 😊👍
This is great! This exercise will help to determine what details are most important to capture the scene. I very much enjoyed it!
You’re right! It’s a good way to learn how to simplify without overthinking. I’m so glad you enjoyed it! 😊👍
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Thanks for watching! 😊👍
Rosetta is my fave. It's so magical to see them come to life.
Thanks for sharing your favorite! I’m glad you enjoyed it! 😊👍
Just watched your video for the first time . I enjoyed them but wasn’t clear what
T materials you were using. We’re they wax crayons . What texture were the pencils Watercolour. If not what was the paint you added later....... curious ..?..
Thanks for watching! They are water soluble wax pastels. They are called Caran D’ache Neocolor II. You use them like a crayon and then add water to turn the marks into paint. Similar to watercolor, but different. I hope that helps. 😊👍
Your doors turned out so whimsical! Have you done a video doing contour drawings or blind contour? It really teaches you to keep your eyes mostly on your subject and not on your paper. It feel so unnatural at first, but I've been practicing looking at the subject more and just glancing at the paper. It's cool. I love learning and drawing along with you. I'm putting finishing touches on the flowers from your flower video. Next is the birds, then after them, I'll do these doors. ❤😊
I have done blind contour drawing before, but not in a video. It’s very unnatural for sure! I saw a video a long time ago that taught 0%, 100%, and 50% drawing exercise. So you draw the same thing 3 times. First from memory only (0%), then from only looking at the object and not your paper (100%), and last from looking back and forth at the object and your paper (50%). It was pretty interesting to see the differences of all three. Maybe it’s something you could try also. I wish I remembered who made that video.. it was probably 3 years ago when I watched it. 😅 Glad you’re enjoying my videos! Thanks for watching! 😊👍
@@artbyheather oh that sounds interesting! I will have to try that too. I'd say totally blind is my least favorite to do. But I really like just regular contour drawing. You're welcome and thanks for the videos! ❤
Where do you get your picture?😊
Mostly from Pexels or Pinterest. If I get them from Pinterest I’ll leave the person/account who pinned it with the picture. Just so people know where it’s from.