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The Basics of Blending Materials for Drawing

TylersArtShack
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Welcome back everyone to my tutorial and demonstration of The Basics of Blending Stumps.

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In this video I will go over briefly about 6 different types of blending materials starting from the more conventional materials to the more make shift ones starting with regular blending stumps.

Blending stumps are my go to materials for blending since they are one of the easiest and best performing ones to use. I hardly ever clean mine because I have never had a need to do so. I just keep using the dirty ones over and over again.

Tortillons are another popular method of blending but I don't use these too much. They are hollow in the center and if you press too hard on the tip, they will become more of a rounded tip instead of a sharp one. They still non the less perform quite well.

A cloth is a very nice tool to have. They blend more smoothly than any other material and they will also take up graphite as well which can really come in handy if you have made an area too dark.

Paper towel is getting a bit more on the unconventional side and your results will strictly depend on the texture of your particular brand of paper towel. They leave a bit more texture than a cloth will which can give them some unique uses.

A paint brush is a tool that will blend graphite in a particular area but will not smear it around like other materials would. I use paint brushes to clean away eraser shavings more than blending.

A Q-Tip is just one of those things that nobody would ever really think to use as a blending material. It is what I will recommend to those that can't find blending stumps or just need a quick fix. They only last for so long but they are quite cheap and do the job rather well.

I hope you all enjoyed my demonstration about different types of blending materials and thanks a lot for watching!!

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Song: Helium Hues
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Pencil shading Tutorial

TylersArtShack
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Here is a drawing lesson that everybody should do. It shows YOU the range and textures your pencils can make. It is an excellent tool to use to better your drawing skills.

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Here are the pencil's that I used:
Faber Castell Graphite Pencils

2H
4H
HB
2B
4B
6B

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So this is an exercise I did in my sketch book to see how my far I could push my pencils. I wanted to see how many different types of texture and shades they could produce. For each pencil I wanted to test, I drew 5 boxes for the different shades starting from light to dark.
I tested 6 pencils. The pencils I tested are 2h 4h hb 2b 4b and 6b. These are the pencils that I use most often and are the ones that I use for sketching and drawing. You can notice the transition from light to dark within each series of boxes. By doing this, you can fully understand what pencil to use depending in the situation.

For the outer boxes, I used these to test what sorts of texture I could produce. The very first box is hatching. Hatching is a very basic way of shading something in. It is line motion going in a single direction to create shadow and depth.

The second box is cross hatching. This is used to create texture as well as shadow. Cross hatching makes a criss cross type pattern.Cross hatching will produce gradually darker results as more layers are applied.

The third one down is blending. You can either hatch or cross hatch this section and then using something to blend half of it out to create even tone. You can use a: blending stump, Q tip, paint brush, cloth, or your finger.

The 4th one down is scribbling. This one is a texture that is most commonly found in my mountains. I use this texture to create interest and likeness.

The 5th one down is circular scribbling. Ill use a texture like this for fine detailed tree leaves. You can also use it for other things.

The 6th and 7th box is burnishing. Start out using either a H or a B pencil. Hatch the whole box in but leave gaps in pencil strokes. If you used a B pencil to do this, use an H pencil to hatch in a different direction from the original pencil strokes. This will then become cross hatching. The end result leaves the original texture in tact while darkening the overall square. The other box has same process but it just starts with the opposite pencil.

The last box is my favorite type of texture. You will need something sharp to do this. Use either a neede, toothpick, or any sharp object to gently scratch the surface of the page. Do this in a hatching type motion to cover the entire box. Then use either an H or a B pencil to go over that area again. Notice how the scratches are still clearly white and visible. This makes some very fine detail. I will use this to create bark on a tree.

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The name of the song is "The Streatham Hill Gods"

The Sketch - How to Draw the Mountains in the Mist Series Part One

TylersArtShack
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Welcome back everyone to the start of my series on how to draw the mountains in the mist!

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The Sketch:

In this video I show you in real time how to create the basic sketch of the Mountains in the mist. This video's main purpose is to show you how to place all the objects so that everything flows and to work out the major placement. While doing this process, if anything would to be off like the mountains being too large, you would start to notice that when drawing in other parts of the image. The sketch helps to solve a lot of the problems that would normally arise when you skip the process. So this video helps to break down all the elements of the image so that you can easily place them back on the page.

I hope this video helps everyone out.

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Artist: Alex Beroza
Song: Improvisation On Friday.

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Supplies I use for Realistic Pencil Drawings

TylersArtShack
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In this video, I go in depth and show you all the supplies that I use to draw realistic landscapes. Check it out.

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Welcome back to another video everyone! This video is going to be a little bit different from what I normally do. Instead of doing an actual drawing, I an going to show you all the supplies that I use to create a realistic pencil drawing. Brace yourselves, this could be a long one.

I use a wide array of different supplies for drawing. Most of which I will fully explain in the videos but here are the highlights.

Faber Castell Drawing Pencils
Derwent Charcoal Pencils
Generals Charcoal White
Staedtler mechanical pencils

Blending
Blending Stump
Blending tortillon
Blending Cloth

Erasers
Tuff Stuff Eraser Stick
Factis white eraser
Factis black eraser
Faber Castell White eraser
Kneaded Eraser
Sakura Electric Eraser

Sharpening
Faber Castell trio sharpener
Alvin glass jar sharpener
Kum 2 stage pencil sharpener

Miscellaneous
Xacto blade for sharpening
Sandpaper
Clay Modeling Tools

The wooden box in this video can be found from blick art materials on this link here:
http://www.dickblick.com/produ....cts/art-alternatives

Oil Pastel Demonstration

TylersArtShack
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Here is a demonstration of the sennelier oil pastels that I use. This video will show you the quality of them vs other brands you can buy. In this video I show you a box of the sennelier oil pastels that I use. I also show the product that I will be using to show another product and how it compares to the sennelier oil pastels.

I start the video out with a comparison running 2 videos showing the quality of the two of them.

Basics of Pencil Textures

TylersArtShack
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Welcome back everyone to the Art Shack. This video I am going to cover the basics of different pencil textures and how you can apply them into your drawings.

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There are literally hundreds of different textures that you can create based off of what you normally draw. Everyone is going to have their own set of textures that they will use. You can also always go on google and look up pencil textures to give you ideas of different ways to go about drawing.

Pencil textures is an effective way to create realistic details without the painful process of drawing each and every little details. Textures are there as a short cut of sorts to help bring a long the drawing process more smoothly. Once your knowledge and understanding of textures increases, you will be able to combine and change them on the fly to create new textures to suite your needs for drawing.

I hope you all enjoy this video everyone and keep up the practice! Thanks a lot for watching everyone!

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Artist: Spinmeister
Song: Moments in space
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