Siddharth Shinde Thank you. Glad that it was helpful 👍

Yes it's very simple. I'll try one

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What you do is real drawing ❤️ Photorealistic drawing is not that interesting anyways 👍 Keep drawing 🙌

Don't worry drawing is all about enjoying the process of turning a blank pater to a beautiful art of anykind this tutorial is for some who wants to learn realism Or wants to perfect themselves

This is just for hyperrealism

@@deviprasadchand no it is also intresting

same😐😐😁😂😂.

Thank you Adrin...glad that I helped 🙂

Happy to help. All the best 👍😀

Thank you. Glad that it was helpful 😀

Thanks for watching….happy to help 👍

Glad that it was helpful 👍

Glad that I helped 👍😀

Thank you 😃

Thank you..glad that you found them useful 👍🙏

Thanks for the Words. Have a great day 🙂

Thanks Aniket...Glad that you found it to be useful 😀

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It is needed if you need 100 accurate photorealism. But keep trying to improve your drawing skills. “Photocopy drawing” is not that interesting anyways. Stick to your raw drawing techniques. Thank you for watching 😀

Welcome 👍

Glad that it helped 😀

Same

Ha ha….I just wanted everybody to know the secrets. Thank you 🙏

That was the purpose behind the video….thanks for watching 👍

Thank you for watching 👍

You are welcome 👍

Welcome….thanks for watching 🙌

Thanks for watching. Glad that it helped 🤗👍

i used this for anime to i drew yor holding anya and deku and uraraka

Namaste Dr.Raghavan. Thank you for watching my video. Glad that you found it useful 🙏

Asutosh Jena thank you Asu 😀

It's a mix of both. Tracing is huge part of learning in art. But tracing won't teach you the fundamentals that are so important. That's what practice is for

@@ronratcliffe2219 I didn't try grid method it was new to me I normally start ah drawing at eyes then notes and mouth and put outline for the whole face

Ha ha..Just trying to help other artists here. Thank you for watching my video 😀🙏

Thank you brother....glad that my video was helpful 👍

Abhishek Chhaperia It is an AR based app....So it projects the reference image on your paper. You just need to fix the mobile in such a way that the camera covers the drawing sheet. Difficult to explain. I suggest you use it once. You will get a better idea. To trace the image you need to look at the mobile screen and draw over the photo which is projected on the paper. Hope you understand 🙂

@@deviprasadchand actually it doesn't project na I have used it just shows the photo we have to see and draw 😅..ok thanks btw

You are correct....By projection I meant that only. There are other apps like sketch AR which projects to paper and keeps it fixed even if you move your device. I think by projection you meant that. Anyways thanks for watching my video 😁

Correct….for large images it will be challenging. I would personally use the proportion divider for bigger portraits. Will upload a tutorial soon with detailed process for proportion divider.

Search for “Masking tape for art”. You will get a lot of options on amazon.

or shall I do a normal printout below that carbon paper and do it

That is not a carbon paper. The backside of the printout is covered with normal HB pencil. Please watch the video again if that helps. Thank you 👍

@@deviprasadchand thanks so muchh you earned a subscirber

Who is judging whether it is your own art or not? Do whatever you want to make your art better. Let the audience decide whether it is worth or not. Tracing does not make your art any better if you lack other much more important skills like color values, tonal mapping or sense of shadow/light. These are the skills that make even an untraced drawing look good and without them even the perfectly traced drawings will look miserably bad. All the famous artist I know who practice Photo-realistic drawings/paintings trace the outlines. ALL of them. They call it their own work and earn thousands of dollars. So I guess you can do that too. There is much more to art that attracts the audience than the process you follow.

@@deviprasadchand ohh..thank you so so much . It was really helpful. Thanks a lot.

CraftsANDArts it seems so. But in practice I find the grid to be the most versatile when it comes to drawings with crazy amount of details. But for portraits, Da Vinci Eye works great. 😀

Noted….Many other guys have complained the same. I guess it will be better to do a tutorial only for the divider method. Thank you for spending your valuable time to watch my video 👍🙏

I would love that if you can.... I know some consider this way of making art isn't good or cheating but it's not.... I just realise that when your good at something you attract it... If you can please share direct links once you make it Thank you

Basically the paper works as a carbon paper. Graphite can be easily erased from the drawing sheet and is much cleaner than using an actual carbon paper. That's why. Thank you for watching my video.

You mean link to the app? Here it is: apps.apple.com/in/app/da-vinci-eye-ar-art-projector/id1120304868

Ha ha….do whatever makes you happy. To CREATE is the aim. Not to compete. Be transparent about the methods you follow to your audience. Let them decide whether it is art or cheating. Enjoy creating 👍🙌

Me too i drawn my untie with carbon and it looks realistic because of my shading but i cannot be proud of it beacuse i felt like i cheated

true! i agree

Exactly! That's what I think. From childhood itself, I have been drawing portraits without any carbon paper and trust me, I'm super proud of those portraits. Carbon paper thing is none less than cheating, bruh.

There is a difference between drawing artistic portraits that are realistic vs hyper-realistic portraits which look like photograph. This tutorial is for the second category. Whether to pursue art in PhotoRealism or not is a separate topic altogether. Continue doing whatever makes you happy. No point in judging the process of other artist if their customers are happy. Some people don’t consider photorealism as art and rather think of it as the dumbest/easiest form of drawing. I am one of them too 😂. All the best in your artistic journey 👍

Ha ha...a genuine concern 👍

Not at all. But only for photorealistic drawing. If it is a rather artistic or draw from life kind of drawing then tracing is not an option anyways. Tracing is not required for traditional portraits or oil paintings too where spot on accuracy is not mandatory. Happy drawing mate.

@@deviprasadchand thanku so much

@@deviprasadchand and yeh mera art channel hai plz mere marshmello vali drawing dekh ke bta do kya imrove karu plz

Nope....not even 1%. Tricks must be leveraged to get the desired output. That has been the whole point in the evolution of craftsmanship. Anything that helps achieve better accuracy, better looking arts and reduces the time taken by the artist is always welcome. If your audience cares about the process more than the final result, then it is a different case. For photorealism, all they care is the final outcome. Photorealistic art(I often term them as dumb art) by nature has always been questioned against photography. These tricks will not help to deliver artworks with a creative/abstract touch anyways. This is my Opinion. Proportions contribute towards the appeal of the work only upto a negligible extent. We never judge the elegance of a furniture by considering whether the wood was framed by hand or by machine, do we. Ha ha. Stupid analogy. Enjoy whatever suits your art style. What I don’t like is 99% of photorealistic artists including the very best use tracing, but they are never vocal about it. Thanks for bringing this point to discussion. Have a good day 🙂

@@deviprasadchand Thanks a lot. Well explained.

Absolutely....this video is no way a guidance to how to improve drawing skills. This is rather to explain tricks to get the outline done quickly for "Photo-realistic" drawing where the aim is to make the drawing look like a digital photograph. There is no alternative to freehand drawing in creative/abstract art. I am planning to make video to improve freehand drawing soon. Thank you for watching my video :)

This is actually not a drawing tutorial. Drawing from life is a separate topic altogether. These are tricks to draw outlines for “Photorealistic drawing”. If you don’t need photorealism and can go slightly off with proportions then go for proper drawing. But no matter how good you are with drawing, you can never achieve spot on accuracy with freehand or grids. I personally can draw almost accurately. “Almost”. But that is not sufficient for Portrait photorealism. And spot on accuracy matters to the clients more than which process you follow. And I am not a huge fan of copy cat photorealism anyways. I do that as it is the easiest form of art. But I strongly argue with the word “cheating”. There is no such things in creative field unless it is copyright infringement. People who draw freehand genuinely, are not Photorealistic artists. Their art are often more appealing, creative and abstract sometimes. I actually do like them even more. I will not name the very best artists who do Photorealistic drawings with colored pencils or pastels. You know what? They all trace the outlines with lucida 😀 Glad that you watched my video. Thank you 🙏

@@deviprasadchand I agree, But still have a question does they really trace outlines?.......

Yes they do....there are ways to know whether the drawings are freehand or traced even if you see them drawing outlines in the video 🙂. They are not vocal about it. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e7Bhd7x6srmnnKM.html This is a drawing I did with freehand. Looks accurate at the end result but it is not quite accurate.

And see my Charlie Puth drawing, it looks like I am drawing the outlines freehand, but it is being traced actually.

@@deviprasadchand mind blown bro! I always thought how are they so accurate, while I am rubbing ten times to get one line straight 😂

Is it? It was free when I made the video 😃