You might like Alex's tutorial on painting an illustration with gouache! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Zq9nd9Gjy9nPeWQ.html

I just learned so many things in thirteen minutes, both from things Alex said and from getting to watch his process. The Art Prof demos are always so high quality, y'all are awesome

This is amazing, I learned a lot. Thanks a bunch! Alex should seriously consider doing voice acting, very pleasant range.

This is a well-integrated, professional instruction. It contains a terrific balance between high-flying, front-end, conceptualizing, and the details of execution. Congratulations to everyone involved - unless any sheep butts were injured in the filming of this video

I love the videos posted as one full course like this! I also really enjoyed watching this process. Thank you!

That's such a brilliant illustration. It might be relatively simple but with the ink gradients it's something I'd love to see on my own wall. Plus knowing the quirky backstory to it, so awesome

Im on an art prof binge and I swear if I hadn't just woken up, I'd be lulled back to sleep by Alex. He has such a soft demeanor. I also now want to draw sheep haha

This helped me tremendously for an upcoming project concept I am trying. Thank you!

LOVE THIS, love the story. The methods, the richness of the research, the art, the techniques, you are such an excellent guide. I love that u chose making history sketches. It's divine. The plague series seems so fascinating. Thank you so much!!!!

I'm 5 years late to the party, but it's still a great tutorial! Thank you!

I really dig the process behind the creation. I have a similar method built in for my own process that sometimes outsiders don't understand. That having to build it up and evolve it in my mind before deconstructing it for a project. I probably sketch less than I should, but I have to see the forest to sketch the acorn, per se.

As the wife of a farmer, I totally appreciate this episode. Animals are super funny and quirky, glorious and awe-inspiring. All at the same time. Thank you for this great lesson!

THIS. GUY. GETS ME. Excellent vid, thank you so much for the awesome tidbits!

More Ink painting Videos plsss!

Excelente video hermano explicación simple y clara acerca de los los tonos de gris gracias y muy motivador

How are these classes completely free?? What an amazing resource! Thank you

This is one of my favourite techniques now. Thank you!

this is so amazing! i love how he explains the process & his technique.

i tried drawing this .. and i coudnt cause my style is doodling .... amazing illustrations

I love this idea of illustrating these cute little stories from a place! Definitely going to try it!

Saving this. I've been wanting to draw with ink..not just micron pens but ink in bottles, with fancy fillable pens, or maybe those Chinese brushes. I just haven't known where to start. The range of pens and inks is overwhelming. Maybe this will help.

Good lesson...he knows the lead and how to swing it

Great lesson 👏👏👏🤩🤩🤩👍👍👍

Wow ...great work

I love listening to Alex' voice. Very gentle and calming. Actually reminds me of Bob Ross haha. I really like his illustrations as well. Very children's story book. Thanks again, Art Prof! Learned a lot. As always. 😊 I still cant draw from imagination but this vid helped a lot in explaining the process of an original and historical work w/ a comical twist!

such amazing content!! thank you for keeping such quality videos for free

Such a good and interesting documentary. I like the research of history and hands on part, I agree in that it really expands your experience in what you're drawing rather than just relying on google images.

I love it! the illustration is amazing and your didactic is perfect.

Wow, you are so calming, I really enjoyed watching this, as well as finding it very enlightening, thank you 😊. I love your work.

Inspiring! I really like the both, content which I could learn from and also the personality of the artist which was quite nifty; and by the way, the video was very well made so thank you very much.

Great content!!

Thanks bro, I thoroughly enjoyed the video and the information shared. I learned a lot from you. Thanks again.

Excellent class, I have learned a lot!

Just found your work, love your story connection, history to art. Fantastic thx

wonderful, l tried to soak as much in as possible!

Love ur channel, it’s informed me so much , thank you 🙏

Thank's for this really well made and clear video, enjoyed it a lot!

I don't know how I got here, but I'm into watercolour now

Congratulation you make great drawings, i learn a lot thanks.

Great job. Loved it.

Really awesome...tutorial..perhpas theonly one i have found online the breaksdown the entire process of a pen and ink illustration fromnstart to finish..I loved your explanation of how you set up your tonal values for your wash...The only question I have is apprximately how many parts of water to parts of ink you use to create the various tonal washes for example ...say for the light gray wash what size cuo are you using and how many drops of water and drops of ink do you put in it..(ex: 6 dropswater to 1 drop ink..or whatever etc)..But I must compliment you again on a very valuable and thorough tutorial

really useful advices thank you.

Great work! love the style

Very interesting narration, can you plan more of these on-field studies? Very cool this video!

I will give you the first Like :)

Please can I tell me what brushes you use and another question, what is the pencil you use , how light or dark that is, I’ve watched other illustrators , they don’t rub out their pencil lines until they have applied the pen, why do you do that at that stage? What thickness of pen did you use for this drawing? I love your art work it’s beautiful. I’m so glad I found your channel I’m a qualified artist but have not used pen and ink for years , since my student days ! I’m currently working on a book I’ve written and attempting to illustrate, you have given such inspiration for how I want it to look . Thank you so much 😊

Great video!!!

11:28 Oh, i would like to see how to draw like this "the scary picture" light, shadow and darkness atmosphere. It should be done only with pencil, right?

Have you ever tried this inking technique but using liquid watercolour? Specifically Dr PH Martin's HYDRUS range. I have tried the value range myself using your dropper method and the watercolour. It works really well and is more forgiving than ink.

Amazing

so i tried and set up like you with four shades, but found i ended up just using the two lightest ones and building up layers. looked okay, but what advice can you give?

Excellent instruction! I’ve a few questions about your brushes. What is the flat brush you use to spread water over the paper? Is that a watercolor brush you are inking with? Does cutting the handle down help or is that for portability?

This might sound like a stupid question, but I've noticed on KZfaq that most people who do black-outlined ink drawings seem to draw in pencil, colour in and put the black line last on top. But you seem to be doing it the other way round. Is there a reason for this? Is there a right and a wrong way? (I've always drawn my black lines first...)

Book recommendation: colonial botany

They’re actually pretty gentle animals, I feel bad for eating them now...When you’re using your wash, do you clean your brush in between the dipping?.

Is this something that you published? Because I absolutely love it

What sketchbook are you using here? Does the paper handle the ink well?

Hey, you look like Nicolas Hoult !

Wonderful video. Can I ask what size rapidographs that is? I am looking for a general size for similar pen and wash drawings. I'm sure I'll get several, but where to start? Also, what about the isographs? They seem very similar. Thank you

The docking of tails for sheep is actually kind of a modern thing. Back in the early colonial America period she would all have long shaggy tails.

what is ur pencil at 3:40?

Awesome! What do you think of my illustration videos? 😁

Why everybody is using the so poor Staedtler erasers, when there are erasers, that do much better job without damaging the paper at all? For Graphite, nothing beats Tombow Mono Plastic and for colored pencils, like oil/wax pencils chalk pencils etc, the Faber Castell 187120 is the best out there, Both are very soft,which means they don't ruin the tooth/surface of the paper and both, erase easier/faster and more, than any other out there, Staedler lacks both of these, it's harder and doesn't erase as good.