My Current Drawing Practices
Written by Teresita Blanco (The Artsy Sister)
I decided to try making some drawing videos again. The set up is a little odd, and the quality needs some work here and there. Still, as long as the drawing video looks decent I will call it a success.
Anyhow, in this blog I will show the final product of each of my drawing sessions. I am going to start with the one I liked the best. I am also going to embed the videos about my drawing in this little short blog as well.
The first drawing features Hornet. She has a little game called Silksong coming right up. I figured I would try the hype train a bit. I am also going to be taking free commissions.
If you want me to draw a popular character, leave a comment in my Youtube Hornet video. I will make tasteful fanarts of your favorite characters with Markers.
I tried first sketching things with pencils, and then I remembered what that was. I then decided to just work with markers. I have gotten a lot of practice with them. I can finish drawings faster with markers than with coloring pencils.
Still, my other drawings were decent enough. The next one I was so proud of it I even signed it in the video. Now, I suddenly hate it. I usually draw better once I get the blood flowing.
I need to get some practice shots before I start producing proper art. In any case, it is a nice change of pace. This second drawing is a terrible sketch of my Tang Ge Ringdoll bjd.
She came out terrifying. In the video, I tried adding coloring pencil to the drawing, but it ended up looking a bit murky. This was when I decided to switch to markers for my Youtube videos. The last one is actually the second youtube video I attempted.
The first one I abandoned it all together. The drawing was just awful. So then, I looked through my old photos and then I sketched my 5 year old self as a Kawaii cat. I like my young photos, back when I used to smile for real.
I used to think that winking made me look cute. At the end of the video, I show you the old black and white photo. Black and white photos tend to last a little bit longer. I do not know why. In any case, I hope you like these practice drawings.
They each took about 20 minutes to make, with the exception of the Hornet drawing. She was done in about 11 minutes. The videos are going to be sped up a bit. The should take about 5 minutes to see, give or take a few seconds. I do not want for folks to loose their patience when seeing the video.
As for the doll videos, I am still brainstorming ideas. I think I should have something for the doll stop motion videos like real soon. In any case, I hope you find these three drawings amusing. Bye, Bye and God bless.
