PULLING A FACE OUT OF CHAOS [CHARCOAL DRAWING TUTORIAL]
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2021
- Portrait drawing can be tricky in charcoal. If you learn to utilize the harsh properties of charcoal to your benefit you can create some awesome expressionist pieces. It only takes very simple materials: Strathmore drawing paper, generals compressed charcoal, blending stump, kneaded eraser, and primo HB charcoal pencil.
Remember to practice your foundational skills to develop your personal style upon them. Skill somes before style.
Let me know what you would like to see next, here is the link to the reference and a link to my shop.
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I feel almost guilty watching such quality instructions at no cost! Thank you so much for sharing your skill and talent.
I didn't even think of that!! You're right! The least we can all.say is Thank You for sharing your GIFT with all.of us!
true artists like to share, and youre right, this is high quality presentation
I love how the eraser is as important a tool as the charcoal. Not many other artistic mediums have this tool available
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I agree!! I thought the SAME THING!
Part of the reason I fell in love with charcoal lol
Thank you for sharing such inspiration and tips! After watching a small handful of charcoal tutorials (I’m a beginner - just received a charcoal kit/ never tried this before), this video was most inspiring and helpful for me to start playing- and I’m so proud of my 1st charcoal attempt ever :)
how's it going 2 years later? im just drawing everyday now.
You are absolutely magic! Please don't stop making these kind of tutorials! Thank you for this totally gorgeous lesson!
Sooo good!!👏
What great advice about erasing, and drawing over mistakes! ❤️
thanking you for sharing this! i appreciate you freely giving us your knowledge and tips!
Thank you for posting theses videos bud very much appreciated. You work is Devine 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks! Learned a lot. Enjoyed every bit of it.
I love this technique!
Thank you! You inspired me a lot!
Thank you so much for making these tutorials!!!!I really appreciate it...You are very talented!!!!
Love your art!! 😍🤩
It is great watching your art style, you are very good teacher...love your art...I am learning ....thanks...
Stunning!!!
Your work is fabulous!
Excellent drawing josh, great video. Got me back working with charcoal sticks again. Many thanks for giving some of your hard won skills. Best
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing your knowledge freely, can't wait to start doing this myself but bogged down with commission work at the moment, will be nice to have some freedom to just create what I want to do. THIS!
Oh! Thanxs for the reference photo link! Usefull!
This is sooo helpful! Thank you!!
I love your videos gonna start learning charcoal
You are enjoyable to watch - would like to see the rest of it
It is like magic!
Great instruction. I liked it when you said you looked at your reference more that your drawing, it made loads of sense. I have subscribed. Thanks again.
Gracias por tu tiempo y inspirascion. Me ayudo mucho.
Really enjoy these videos..
Great!!!
Soooooooo coooooooooooool 🙌
Wow! This is a really good drawing! I am totally blown away! I wish I could draw this good! Keep up the amazing work! 😊😇👏🏽
You can. Practice, practice, practice. It takes a lot of practice
@@HooliganArts yea, maybe I should try one day! Thanks! 😇
Great Sir
👏👏👏👏 nice work
Ahhhhh thanks for adding picture
This is SO BEAUTIFUL to watch! Thank-you so much! I've actually been avoiding charcoal as I'm a bit of a neat freak.. but I'm SO TEMPTED to try it now after watching your videos! Thank-you again and keep up the amazing work! 👏👏👏👏
Gooooood
The audio quality is eggggseptional!
Strathmore I think is the best.i love using needed erasers with charcoal...I like using newsprint for practice work...thumbnails...I notice that the position of the face is facing more forward in the drawing vs the photo, but otherwise it is an excellent rendering. I love this
I am fascinated with this art. I wish u had all your videos in succession to learn about tools u use I e sharping slowing down, does ur hand hit paper where u don’t want it etc.
This is fantastic instruction. I was wondering if you would have also charcoaled-in the background, especially on the left side of the page, or would it be better the way it is? Thankyou, John
3rd video and I feel like I just improved my understanding by 1000% ....
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Hello, Josh! I love your work! Can you please tell me the name of the tool that you use to move the charcoal around, please? Thanks! Z2
at 6:47 this thing looks great already
The fellow on the left reminds me of a very young Jamie Nares..
thought you were in high school your voice is very youthful
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Sir please send your soft knife / spetula name please.
to merge with which you make the charcoal work
Do you have a Patreon? You would have me and Im sure hundreds of others support you man. Love you work.
Не знаю английский, но все понятно. Понравился стиль упорядоченного хаоса, художественный беспорядок линий и темного того, выстроился в
How to make shapes with charcoal? Can make tutorial plzz
At 3.20 you could have created a dog I could see a nose mouth and chin cute. Grate end result though 😊
Can you explain more about how your work can be acquired? I’m not an artist or professional; just someone who appreciates things that are unique…
His website is in the description. He has pictures for sale there.
@@gander4872 Thanks. I found that out right after posting. I must have looked like a real genius!
Black magic
I’ d like subtitles in spanish!!!
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If you squint and learn how to see while squinting, you can pretty much work a proportion in. I often cheat when i draw..True art is honest. If you mess something up.and try to fool everyone, it won't work. Theres always a discerning eye who will notice and point it out. Art is about truth and beauty, but that's just my opinion. We NEED art in our lives.
am i the only one seeing an asian person there? 😂 really like your videos! cheers
I do not call myself an artist yet but your proportions are kinda messed up....
he did not even use grids on this but it's amazing, he is a real artist
I agree, the proportion and from is not accurate at all
@@yangguo402 You have to understand that he is demonstrating only a lay-in. It is not finished.
And? In order to learn you draw. Doesn't mean you can't make good looking art if you have mistakes
He talks about the values..i wonder where he studied art..
I don’t use pencils much on art work 😔. I think I m gonna start