Please more of houses and urban sketching! I just tried this one and loved it! Your style just gives me so much fun 🙂 and I love your choice of colors too! Greetings Renate
Hi Scottie, I would like to try the van next but also more urban sketching. It is interesting how you simplify a photo because all the tiny details overwhelm me when I begin a sketch. I need to learn more about the vanishing point. But I like how you did the silhouette of the whole building first. And the people! Thank you for making sketching so approachable!
Thank you so much, just the video I was looking for - a very nice loose style. I would love to see more about buildings and maybe some interesting landscapes?
Awesome Scottie!! Great job!!! I would like more buildings, homes, but I am open to anything !! Love your technique and coloring !! Thank you so much !!!
Starting with an outline is a different way to begin a drawing. I still need a rough pencil but it's good to be aware of the shape and vanishing lines.
Love the sketch, I do way too much detail in mine, I like your way of sketching. My figures are miles better after watching your videos. So I hope I can do the same with the buildings. The camper van for me please. 👍
Love your style of sketching. I am really trying to sketch looser. I tend to start being very fussy. I just want to get looser. 👍and thank you for showing me how. 😂
I dunno, with this cut-out cookie approach, I always draws myself into a corner. Like your car tutorials, I like to start with relative sized shapes in perspective.
This drawing silhouette first is bit difficult for beginners I think. I would rather prefer put dots along the corners and start joining...maybe. I'm not expert but as beginner in sketching it's bit daunting for me to go with silhouette.
thanks for the suggestion! Yes I could have added that step with dots actually and explain the vanishing points. Something I'll have to remember for next time!
Great video Scottie! I'm a fence sitter.....either van or cat for me :) Now a question: Why the use of splatter on watercolours. I'm not just asking why you used on this, BUT rather, why people splash colours over their paintings? I've seen it done quite a bit but cannot understand the purpose!
Thanks Kris! Good question, In some ways it’s to add an interesting texture to the painting. I use it to bring movement and energy too. Adding a darker splatter color over and lighter area of color can also add a subtle gradient which also implies the direction of light shining on the surface of the building or object. Hope that makes sense! It’s a personal preference for me.👍🏼
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Hello, I would like to know why you can use the ink pen first and then the watercolor without making a mess mixing both. When I do it the ink and the watercolor mixes together :(
