Observation for Drawing Success #1 - Learning to Observe the Details Needed for Accurate Drawing 

My pleasure! Glad to hear it's helpful to you. :)

Thanks for the appreciation Faisal. Tell your friends! :)

Thanks Judi. Today’s video is a new one about perspective if you’re interested. 😀

Thanks David. Yes, I agree that seeing things side by side is a great way to learn. Keep at it!😀

My pleasure 😀

Thanks Rajan. It's encouraging to hear it was helpful, and I'm working on the other videos now, so stay tuned. :)

We have to learn to embrace our errors if we draw with ink. Otherwise perfectionism becomes the minimum requirement level, which will just discourage us from trying. Onwards! :)

That’s great to hear. Thanks Nathan😀

Glad you

Glad you found it beneficial Mariano. 😀

There are #2,3, & 4 with more on this if you check my content. 😀

What a great comment to read. I’m so glad to hear it. Sounds like it’s time for you to do some drawing!👏

@@stephentraversart yes sir

That’s so good to hear Laura. This is why I make them. All the best with your drawing😀

Really glad to hear that Stephen. Thanks. :)

Always appreciate hearing this. thanks. :)

Thanks John. So now you're all set to give it another go! All the best with it. :)

I’ve just done my first location sketch since Sydney went into COVID lockdowns etc. When I sort out equipment to allow me to video as I draw when on location, this will be a great topic to consider. But todays posted video may be a bit helpful. It finished up a bit larger than I planned, but still fortunately fit on the page. Not too sure about the pterodactyls. 😀

My pleasure 😀

My pleasure 😀

Thanks. 😀

Thanks Sami. When it comes to detail, my approach is to draw the effect of the detail rather than the exact details. Same as I do with leaves on a tree. Does this help?😀

@@stephentraversart thanks Stephen I understand.

Hello, this is a great video sorry but what do you mean The effects of the drawing?

@@DaMadpenciler this is late but it might help someone. instead of drawing every single leaf on a tree, you look at the general values of the leaves and draw that. geoup the values together instead of seeing them as separate entities. this is also how people draw hair, its not every single strand thats drawn but rather dark and light areas in the shape of hair. he has a good video on it that i will link

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I, but I have a playlist with 4 videos on it.

@@stephentraversart, any plans to make a full course a in the near future? I sent you an email from website concerning the critique service. thanks

Thanks Zozo. Maybe that will be possible. :)

Certainly has. 😀

I have a playlist for beginners which while it doesn’t go into colour, does cover a lot of basics over a wide area of drawing concepts and skills helpful for the beginner. And it it’s free😀

I also have a daily drawing series with over 80 videos on another playlist 😀

"Thank you so much sir for the valuable advice on starting drawing! I've been following your channel and find your tips really helpful. I was wondering if you could consider making videos on colorful drawings too? I admire your style and think it would be fantastic to learn about incorporating colors.