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Help! I Can't Draw in Pen and Ink

https://lifedrawing.academy/free - Help! I Can't Draw in Pen and Ink. In this video, you will discover: which pen and ink drawing materials you need; which is better - cheap or expensive calligraphy pens; what kind of inks to use; how to sketch portraits in pen and ink; how to make the DIY tools for ink drawing; and where and how you can learn great drawing skills. This video is special because this time, I will not only make portraits in pen and ink, but also I will compare different pens and inks I’m using. Watch this video till the end when I will show you something very special. I like sketching in pen and ink and every time I make a video that features some of my sketchbooks I receive questions about what kind of pen and ink I am using. I usually do not like answering such questions because it’s not about drawing materials, but skills. It doesn’t really matter what kind of pen or pencil you use, or what shape the ink has. The artistic quality of the sketch or artwork would not depend on the material, but how skilfully you can do such an artwork. In general, I like sepia brown inks because they have a nice brown colour, which resembles artworks of the Old Masters. Different inks with the same sepia name might have slightly different shades of brown, as I am demonstrating now in my sketchbooks. I like making fast and disposable sketches in ink as preliminary drawings for my future artworks like, for example, this portrait, which was done in watercolour and then outlined in pen and ink. The reason I like sketching in pen and ink is because every single line is definite and final. Pen and ink is an unforgiving medium. If I make a mistake I will not be able to fix it by erasing and redrawing. This subconsciously makes me pay more attention to every line I draw. Because pen and ink is such a disciplined medium, I am forced to make better artworks with every sketch I do. This really helps in improving drawing skills and keeping them in good shape by exercising pen and ink sketching. How to draw a portrait is an interesting subject. The challenge comes when you want to make such a portrait not naive but realistic looking. To make a realistic portrait you would need much more than just drawing skills. You also would require a good knowledge of the anatomy and proportions of a human head. Anatomy for artists is a big subject on its own. If you don’t know it well it might feel intimidating even to start learning it. To make it faster and easier for you, we created the Anatomy Masterclass video course - https://anatomymasterclass.com/free In this course, there are 26 video lessons. It is very easy to learn anatomy for artists by watching these videos because we do not use any Latin names for bones and muscles, and we only use common names which you already know. Also, in this course, you will discover what are the main proportions of a human body, head and face. To view the free videos from this course you can visit the page at the link displayed here. This link is also provided in the description beneath this video. To draw realistic portraits you need to know not only anatomy for artists, but also proportions of a head and face. There are also many other know-hows you have to be aware of. These include how to draw a portrait in the correct perspective (both linear and atmospheric), the correct sequence of drawing steps, what angles and alignments to pay attention to, and many other things. You can learn all this in the Life Drawing Academy course - https://lifedrawing.academy/ In this academy, you will discover how to draw realistic figures and portraits from life, memory and imagination with the necessary knowledge of a human body’s construction, proportions and anatomy. There are two courses in this academy. In the online course, you will get 52 life drawing video lessons, which you can watch as many times as you want because you get a lifetime membership. This membership also comes with unlimited personal support. This personal support includes critique of your artworks and answers to your art-related questions. This support is unlimited; it comes at no extra charge for as long you need it. However, if you are serious about learning good drawing skills, the best course you could ever get is the Life Drawing Academy Correspondence Course, which is one-to-one personal tutoring from the academy teachers. The academy tutors will assess your level of drawing skills and create a unique drawing curriculum for you, which will be tailored to your level of drawing skills and needs - https://lifedrawing.academy/correspon... How to Draw a Portrait book - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09CW6MXCF Check free video lessons of the Life Drawing Academy course - https://lifedrawing.academy/free