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DRAWING TIMELAPSE | Charcoal Leopard| How to Draw with Charcoal

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A full timelapse of my my process for creating this leopard. I share with you some of my techniques and tips to create the abstract patterns and marks that I use frequently in my work.
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5 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@PauWTF 4 года назад

What is the liquid on the spray??? I really love your art

@sherlockross2645 4 года назад

Wow man

@PaulBenbowArt 4 года назад

Superb. Great video too. Thank you. Can I just ask what you use for the recorded voiceover? I’m using free video editing tools at the minute and they don’t allow this

@gitedelacommanderiedejales644 4 года назад

Amazing

@danokaci5360 4 года назад

Amazing🔥 Thank you for this video🙏

@StudioWildlife 4 года назад

My pleasure 😊

@mjaldrich7 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the art. What do you recommend for fixative when you’re done?

@PaulBenbowArt 4 года назад

This really is a brilliant video. Watched it all. Love the music in the background too. Never can get the putty to work properly for me, just seems to smudge. I might try one of my own in charcoal. Only ever used charcoal pencils before. You have inspired me to give it a go. Where do you get the mounted boards from?

@tejalshinde275 4 года назад

Its fantastic....how do u fix the white charcoal with on paper.

@robertbutler2339 3 года назад

Hi I luv the effect of acetone and charcoal dust! Just wondered if u ever combine using graphite powder in your drawings regards bob

@StudioWildlife 3 года назад

thanks, no i haven't really tried using graphite powder before I'll have to give it a try at some point though. I wonder if the acetone will have a similar effect?