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Grey wolf: https://youtu.be/R9xmY_-9joU
Lion: https://youtu.be/Fn6X6ismpb4
3D walking wolf: https://youtu.be/Wy3SNv87EmE
Tiger: https://youtu.be/sS8FN_nQcE0
Elephant: https://youtu.be/9IqKs9XFV4E
2 growling wolves: https://youtu.be/nUYrXsOCvqM
Butterfly: https://youtu.be/Wv70LMx54VE
Panda: https://youtu.be/37Otxy_VRvc
Dolphin: https://youtu.be/eo1Mt9ZPSsE
Squirrel: https://youtu.be/zYjl8Gm1TD0
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Speed Draw Zeichnung pagguhit Dessin Dibujo Рисование Çizim 鉛筆畫
Grid Drawing Tool:
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How to draw, Speed Draw, Zeichnung, pagguhit, Dessin, Dibujo, Рисование, Çizim, 鉛筆畫
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Painting 'Two Lovers Reunited' in Picasso Style. I was inspired by Picasso's 'Two Girls Reading' painting.
Materials used: 36 x 48 inch stretched canvas, acrylic paints
Total Time: 2 Hours 11 minutes
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Air Hockey Saloon by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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Cool 3D spiral line pattern with a Sharpie. Satisfying illusion drawing from "Daily Art Therapy" (my new series) Day 136
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How to draw a levitating ball on line paper. Easy 3D trick art drawing!
Materials used: 110lb cardstock, HB pencil, blue bic pen, red bic pen, a ruler, kneaded eraser and tissue for smudging the pencil marks.
Original Video Time: 12 minutes
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MUSIC:
"Everyday" by YouTube Audio Library
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RIP David Bowie!!
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This is a sped up version of the original sped up video I uploaded early last year.
I painted this almost one year ago for an 80s themed night at my gallery. The link to the video I originally uploaded is below.
https://youtu.be/e2M0vmN05b4
Painting a portrait of David Bowie with acrylic paints on stretched canvas. Contemporary modern art style.
Materials used: Stretched canvas, (16 x 20 inches) acrylic paint
Total Time: 1 hour 16 minutes
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How to Draw an Impossible 3D Star - Optical Illusion Shape
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'Take the Lead' Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Did I go to art school? Is it necessary for a career? My thoughts!
How I became a full time self employed artist:
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I am an artist residing in sunny, warm [humid] florida! My paintings are heavily inspired by nature and its beauty. I work primarily in oil, and sometimes watercolor. The vast majority of what I share here on youtube involves my creation process: paintings, drawings, time lapses, tips, and occasionally artist vlogs, where I share bits of my life as an artist. Creating art is my greatest passion and I'm thankful for the chance to share it with you. ♥
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Painting Time Lapses | mostly oil and some watercolor:
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New artist vlog! Follow me to the beach + an update on my whereabouts and thoughts.
I am an artist residing in sunny, warm [humid] florida! My paintings are heavily inspired by nature and its beauty. I work primarily in oil, and sometimes watercolor. The vast majority of what I share here on youtube involves my creation process: paintings, drawings, time lapses, tips, and occasionally artist vlogs, where I share bits of my life as an artist. Creating art is my greatest passion and I'm thankful for the chance to share it with you. ♥
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Painting Time Lapses | mostly oil and some watercolor:
https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PLKQ3ynSeXKJ
Water Series | time lapses of my paintings depicting realistic water: https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PLKQ3ynSeXKJ
⋆ Sketchbook Sunday | Casual series where I make sketches in my moleskine and chat with you about various art-related topics:
https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PLKQ3ynSeXKJ
⋆Art help, tips, painting tutorials for beginners:
https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PLKQ3ynSeXKJ
⋆Lena's Art Diary | Vlog series where I share some of my life. Travels, adventures, art museums, galleries, nature, food, at-home work days, etc:
https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PLKQ3ynSeXKJ
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I want to finish this painting, but calmly, just an hour every few days.
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I know I was born to draw, but when I was a child my dream was to play the guitar. Today is my Birthday so here is an unpretending video of me playing "Happy Birthday to you" on guitar. Thanks for watching :)
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Want to learn to shade a drawing? This video will make it easy! I usually focus on breaking down images in to simple shapes, but this video is different. We chose a simple object (a seashell) and the focus of this video is learning to shade, step by step. Music by Kevin McLeod: Song- Local Forecast - Elevator http://incompetech.com/music/r....oyalty-free/index.ht
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A self portrait that I made for the Life in a Day Project Kevin Macdonald Ridley Scott July 24, 2010 capture Sundance Film Festival in January 2011 youtube oil painting self portrait merrill kazanjian submission
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Hey Everybody its Merrill. Today we are going to do something different. I made this video for my viewers who feel that they have graduated from my step by step videos and need another challenge. As usual we will be using paper and pencil and a blending tool of some sort. In other words a blending stump....and or a paintbrush. If you dont have either of those use a q tip. Now for the first time, I am going to give you some required viewing. A while back I made a very good human proportion tutorial and knowing human proportion will help you while doing this drawing. If you wish, hit the link in the video description to download this image to print so that you have a paper reference image while you draw. The image will also be posted on the screen.
Your first job is to see two shapes. The figure and the background. I want you to lightly scribble in the general shape of the figure. Start to notice the relationship between the head and the hips. The head is almost directly over her left leg and her hip is sticking out to the right. Notice the width of the arms compared to the torso. Notice where the finger tips end. It might be helpful to know that when our arms are fully extended to the side like when we give somebody a hug, the measurement from fingertip to fingertip is very close to our height. Be sure to notice the shape made by the negative space under her left arm.
Once you get the general shape of the figure sketched in, you can start breaking the figure down in to smaller shapes. Notice that I am not just outlining the mass that I am creating, I am editing it. I am carving out the placement of the shapes just like I would for one of my step by step videos. The shirt was an easy place to start because it is central to this drawing. I followed it with the belt and the pants.
Im developing the shading a little earlier than I would with my step by step videos. The shading actually helps me with future placements. A shadow forms a shape and I use these shadow shapes to help me place highlights and other shadows. When you are developing the left arm be sure to notice the shape that is formed in between.
At this point. It is all about edges. Great artists make their original lines invisible. I have not managed that level of skill yet but I am getting better at it because im aware of the importance of edges.
http://merrillk.com/index.php?part=fineart&articles_id=5851&collection=114 Today YOU are going to draw the female nose. Never drawn before? Thats OK. I will try to make it easy for you! ....Here we go. ......Drawing is much easier when we break things down in to shapes. So lets do that with the female nose. Notice that there are two trapezoids and an oval. These are our primary shapes with the nose..... Draw them on your paper now; and don't forget to put in the nostrils.......... Next, I will show you how to shade the nose. Don't worry, its going to be easy! You have two options to learn shading. Option one- click the link in the video description to go to a webpage that I made for this video..... This webpage has eight easy steps and text to help you. Option two is to watch the second part of this video, where I will guide you through the shading process. I think that you should take advantage of both options to learn how to shade the nose!
In comparison to the Male nose (left) the female nose is:
1.) less pronounced or smaller than the male nose
2.) has a more narrow bridge
3.) has smaller nostrils
4.) slightly rounder at the bottom (this is not the case for EVERY person though)
5.) had less shadow area around the "eye socket" or orbit, on both sides of the bridge at the top of the nose.
STEP 1- In step one of drawing the female nose, focus your attention on the shapes. There are three main shapes. 1.) An oval at the bottom, 2.) A tall trapezoid for the bridge of the nose. 3.) An upside down trapezoid at the top of the nose. 4.) In addition to the major shapes, don't forget to add the shapes for the nostrils.
STEP 2- For step two, simply darken the nostrils. The nostrils will be the darkest tone on any persons nose.
STEP 3- For this step, create a shadow at the bottom of the nose.
STEP 4- Erase the lines on the sides of the bridge of the nose. (This is where most people go wrong in drawing the nose!) The only part of the nose that can be expressed in linear form is the bottom of the nose (Below and to the sides of the nostrils...especially the sides).
STEP 5- Replace the solid lines with soft "cross hatching" (a fancy term for shading- "hatches" are multiple lines, created by the tip of the pencil used to create darker tones....watch the video at the top if you do not understand).
STEP 6- Smudge the cross hatching with a tortillion (blending stump or stub).....Not only on the bridge of the nose, but also where you feel in necessary. I usually do a few layers of hatching, followed by smudging.
STEP 7- I am putting on the finishing touches. I used my eraser to make highlights on the nose. IMPORTANT: The female nose (right) is smoothed out/ polished / finished, more than the male nose........ How does an artist smooth out/polish/finish the nose?....By 1.) hatching with the pencil 2.) smudging the hatches with the tortillion and 3.) using the eraser to create highlights. (This is demonstrated in the video at the top of the page).
STEP 8- In the final step I darkened the nostrils (For the second time).
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Draw along with me as we make a drawing of Clint Eastwood.
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Prior to 2008, I had never ventured outside of the medium of oil paint. Life got HECTIC and I was forced to reconsider my approach. Here (below) is the story.
For the past eight years, I have taught art in schools in Harlem and the South Bronx and my technique was created out of a need that arose in my classroom. Forty five minute periods is not enough time to teach painting. So I switched my painting supplies from traditional supplies, to paint markers to eliminate the set up and clean up. After witnessing the success that my students were having, I decided to push the technique even further, while working in my studio. I learned that mixing color pencils with a "blender" (on top of the opaque layers of the paint markers) marker allows an artist to mimic the effects of glazed oil paint. I incorporated media "cut outs" and printed images in my work. And I found that paint markers were ideal to tie everything together. Finally I learned that scanning my images on to a computer will allow me to edit my "characters" and add crazy effects such as juxtaposing images on top of my creations. The computer also enables me to use the medium that I am most familiar with; oil paint. I usually print my compositions on canvas ( I order an non varnished giclee print) and lay down the finishing touches in oil paint.
Antes de 2008, nunca había aventurado fuera de la media de aceite de la pintura. Tiene vida agitada y me vi obligado a reconsiderar mi enfoque. Aquí (abajo) es la historia. Durante los últimos ocho años, me han enseñado en las escuelas de arte en Harlem y el sur del Bronx y mi técnica fue creada por la necesidad que surgió en mi aula. Períodos de cuarenta y cinco minutos no es tiempo suficiente para enseñar a pintar. Así pasé mi pintura tradicionales suministros de suministros, a la pintura para eliminar los marcadores de la creación y la limpieza. Después de ver el éxito que están teniendo mis estudiantes, decidí impulsar aún más la técnica, mientras trabajaba en mi estudio. Me enteré de que la mezcla de lápices de color con una "licuadora" (en la parte superior de la opacidad de las capas de pintura marcadores) marcador permite a un artista para imitar los efectos de cristal de aceite de la pintura. He incorporado los medios de comunicación "recortes" y las imágenes impresas en mi trabajo. Y he encontrado que los marcadores de la pintura eran ideales para atar todo junto. Finalmente me enteré de que mis imágenes de escaneado en un equipo que me permita editar mis "personajes" y añadir efectos como loco yuxtaponiendo imágenes en la parte superior de mis creaciones. La computadora también me permite utilizar el medio que estoy más familiarizado con; de pintura de aceite. Por lo general mi impresión composiciones sobre lienzo (que no una orden de impresión Giclee barnizada) y establecer los últimos retoques de pintura en aceite.
