Came here quick cause I lost my brow pencil sharpener 😭😂

What kind of paper did you use?

Are you using vine charcoal for the still-life drawing? Very very helpful video. I'm in drawing class and you got me over a hump. Thanx!!

Fantastic!, thanks! I learned so much today. You might enjoy knowing how I found you here on RU-vid. Yesterday I attended an Opus online demo from Vancouver Island with Tom Shepherd, which led me to his RU-vid channel and then on to you after he spoke so well of your work!

Awesome.

ty!

So helpful Thank you

Do you have a sister who acted in The Inbestigators

Thankyou

thanks for getting to the point!

Your way of explaining the thing is too gud n easy to understand than other you tubers but the lemon was too fast as I am having problems while blending two colour ion figures and cast shadow n making clouds please can you do proper tutorial of that like the one you have done for sky

Create a video how to draw a cactus

Thanks

Very cool, thank you

what specific number blade do you use?

The subtractive primaries are cyan, magenta and yellow. That's why they are used by printers (with the addition of black). The whole deal about the YURMBY wheel is that it combines the three primaries of digital/additive colour mixing (rgb) and print/subtractive colour mixing (cmy). I recommend to everyone to do the test and make two colour wheels with cmy and the traditional bry as primaries. I find the mixed colours of the cmy wheel to be way more vibrant. I'd argue though that the best approach for mixing paints is the warm and cool primaries you showed. So you can have magenta and red and also cyan and blue.

Thank you for this great tutorial

One of the best tutorials on how to obtain a great watercolor gradient!! Thanks for posting!!

this is the 1st result when you google "how to sharpen pencil with knife" thank you 🤣🤣

Incorrect, a true artist only sharpens pencils with a long sword.

Amazing

This is probably the best video I've watched in 5 years

3:15 tht two mosquitoes fighting near my ear at 2AM😃

The matrix is the perfect theme for our times 😅

Was soooo helpful thank you

Off to try it, wish my fingers good luck! 😳

You are really likable and a great teacher. I learned a lot. Thank you!

How do you find these references?? I have so much trouble finding them!

Thank you for the interview. What an inspirational artist he is .

The first two videos I found about sharpening pencils are by read-headed guys with beards and flannel shirts😂 (the other guy is Switch and Lever - "100 Ways to Sharpen a Pencil")

The first one is the easiest for beginners ❤

Cool!

What brushes are you using for this still life Jake?

Great stuff! Thanks for sharing

love the style, and great sharing of your technique.

Brilliant straightforward no nonsense demonstration. No faffing and straight to the point (pun intended). Love the health and safety notice tok (ha ha). Thanks mate.

Aww, you deserve a place on the show! Hope to see you on it soon. I think you have to be very brave to do it. I couldn't stand all those people watching me paint!

Nice🙂

Loved your painting. Good luck in future submissions.

Wow! I just found your channel! 💃🏽

Thanks to both of you. I like this presentation and it is very inspiring. I wish many young artists watch this sharing.

I have a thick pencil with a basic amount of led inside so this helped me a lot, I can actually draw now and I feel manly

Its beautiful!

love these videos omg, very relaxing but also helpful ahahah

Excellent! Thank you.

Wow your watercolour videos are amazing. You are a really good teacher, I wish you had more vids! Thank you so much

This was great! Thanks!

I just spent ages searching for a knife to sharpen my graphite pencils - I'd love one of the Japanese knives but can't afford the price - then I found your video! Thank you. This is just the sort of knife I want that I now know will work for me and I can get a supply of blades. 👍

The cucumber 😂😂😂😂

I would like to know if you ever used neon water color? If so can you recommend bright water colors.