Another great lesson from Jamie. It's really nice that you share your knowledge and experience with us. ...and by the way. Some time ago I wrote under one of your videos that I was going to test a stiff sheet of binding foil as a protection against smudging the drawing while creating it. Let me tell you, it works really, really well. After a few days of work, the foil very gently collected some graphite dust, but I wiped it with a window washer and a paper towel and went back to work with it without any issues. It looks like this one sheet of foil will last me a very long time. So if you want to try it, I recommend it. Regards Jamie and I can't wait for your next video.
Thank you so much and yes I remember you saying about the foil; I'm really pleased that it works. It sounds like it works just as well as the glassine paper. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
Fantastic! Thanks for explaining this process in such an easy way to understand. I hope you can post another video on this Tiger with further steps explained.
Backgrounds are my nemesis and I prefer to avoid them as much as possible but really loved this video and I might attempt this with one of my drawings. Thanks for sharing your tips and techniques with us.
Thank you so much. Your expertise is so much appreciated. I love your videos , & always reference them. I've learned so much from you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, & Talent. Your work is always so Amazing & wonderful. Thank you.
Thank you so much mate! I bought some charcoal pencils but when I tested they made stains on my drawing, when I saw you cleaning the brush to the powder fell gave me a brainstorm 🤯 and I struggle a lot to make plant backgrounds, this will definitely help me on my drawings, thank you in double!!!
Thank you so much for watching and I'm so glad the video was helpful. Using the scrap paper this way prevents excessive dust being applied to the drawing, works well with graphite and I would think that it would work just as well with charcoal.
This is going to be stunning! Are you using any kind of reference for the background? I’m trying to make my backgrounds more interesting, but struggle sometimes to come up with ideas! I’ve signed up to your workshop in Rugby later in the year, really looking forward to it!
