Recently discovered your channel and have been binge watching your content since. You convey concepts in a manner that is so easy to understand and I have already started creating monster designs that are far superior to my older sketches. Can’t wait to see what tutorials you make in the future. Would definitely pay to see you create an in depth course or book on your full drawing process. Thanks for all your content.

it's nuts how powerful your advice about patience and layering is. So much appears along the tooth, besides some hand control it's almost as if the paper and graphite make the drawings themselves! I found myself pausing and just doing what felt and looked right, such as the section on making pores and dark spots towards the end, only to find that that was the very next thing you suggested that I had already started to do! Which makes me feel like I'm internalizing the concepts well. I can't thank you enough!!!

I have a question that may or may not be worthy of addressing in a video or not, either way is fine haha. But as I'm working through a creature concept design for someone at the moment I find that designing the creatures profile is the easiest way for me to depict the ideas we're playing with. The trick I'm finding is trying to take some of the designs (Head designs for instance) done in profile and reimagining them in 3 quarters or head on views. Not sure if there are any tricks of the trade to that or just practice, practice, practice at getting better at visualizing it in different views. The easiest way I think would be to just design it in a Zbrush type software or sculpt a mock up of it in clay. Anyway, once again, your videos are fantastic and I've really been taking a fair amount of inspiration from your work. Cheers man.

I love your channel! You inspire me to draw more and have helped me better my art more in the last week than I have over the past 5 years

I really appreciate your videos and how you show us. Thank you 🙏

These are amazing! Glad I found your channel. Thanks for sharing this fantastic instructional video.

Absolutely incredible. Thank you for sharing such valuable information. I've been wanting to get back into drawing/sketching. I actually took the time to pull out my sketchbook and practice along with your video. Thank you ❤

Amazing Just Amazing....thank you

Again....FANTASTIC job my friend. I've recently tried your "tone technique", it makes things so much easier.

Using the paper texture to simulate the skn texture. Clever. Work smarter not harder.

Thank you sir , you explain so well you’re really amazing 🥺

Thanks to you, I’m planning on trying pencil again.

So cool ❤

insane😍

your drawings are amazing!

I like your style the realism is amazing........ recently discovered a scribble technique.....and even though I've always been able to draw I never thought I could get much better...... but I've been making improvements and I think it's time to start trying ur slower technique ✏️

The outline affect is where i run into trouble. I get to heavy handed at the start and in some areas the line is a darker value than the area. I try and knock it backbut it doesnt always work. I think when im trying to get the perfect line i tend to bear down on the pencil. Another great video!

Oh, man, where were yaou twenty odd years ago when I wanted to do a self portrait with all the scars from my accident that were still so angry? This vid was extremely helpful. I've done some wrinkles and skin imperfections using mech pencils for their fineness to line (0.3mm lead), but I like this way just as well.

Thanks!

Over the last month, I been watching your tutorials and my drawings have improve all because of you. Thank you Blessed

You're awsome, Can You draw robots and monster plantas, oro planets textures, and caves?

Geralt in space?!? Need more of that!

Amazingly done video. Very nice.

Thx again for the video (little com for the ref of the video)

I have to follow this channell

Bartholomew brings to mind Roland, from The Dark Tower books

Haven’t checked yet, so maybe you’ve already covered it, but I’d love some content on how you approach drawing human or humanoid faces! Also, awesome lesson! Thanks!

I was rewatching this and took a look at your Amazon supply, I didn’t realize you were familiar with alcohol markers. I should have known better. It would be cool to see you go over some mixed media; copics with colored pencils, or maybe just colored pencils.

Hi. Jim from Madrid, Spain (a fellow artist and a New Yorker expat living abroad). Another great tutorial! I had problems shading scars and doing wrinkles... they didn't look organic enough. This tutorial has helped me visualize how to improve the shading to increase the texture and overall realism. I will be applying it to my current drawing of a hippo taking a bath. Hippos usually have lots of scars from fights and also wrinkles, specially on their faces, do thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise. Cheers from Sunny Spain! 😁👍😎✌

Awesome faces! Gonna try out wrinkles on next creature i draw. For some reason i never considered adding such a detail but it really does create depth! Btw: how about tutorial on skin damage? Like scars, rot or even frostbite?

Cool

Ah another OCD sufferer, it is not fun, and it does a number when the perfectionist in us comes out during our attempts to draw Mr. Rebholz. Your work helps. It's just hair that kills me…. damn I hate hair so much right now ahahhahahahaha. I was practicing to your video on hair, I am an African man but I draw subjects with strait hair too, for now I'm focusing on strait hair because it is purposeful for the chimeras m drawing. It's unnerving, but I'll get there. Funny how a passion can be so excruciating sometimes, but that is the way it is is, if we are to take this professionally or seriously, and I am taking this to a professional direction, so your work is invaluable to me.

Amazing

Really nice work!! I've got inspired by your drawings and created a 3D version of Bartholomew. Hope you don't mind it, I've credited you on my post at artstation.

Hi I was very impressed with your channel and the techniques you use, I wanted to ask how you create darker areas? shadow? Thanks for your tips they are great

Savrsenstvo

Superb

Mr. Rebholz I don't have a 4b pencil, I think I lost it but I use a 3B, Faber-Castell and even Bismarck pencils. Does the compromise me negatively when I go along with the lessons you provide in your videos. I end, I ave achieved great drawing before without 4b and just by using 2B Bismarck and Faber.Castelli brand, then 6B and 8B. I am not a professional just a natural talent whose parents didn't give the proper support due to the narcissistic family structure I come from but now things are looking up and I think I can live a fulfilling life and even maybe career by drawings (and writing, I love to write to). Give me some feedback please, sir. It would mean a lot for me. Take care and God bless you. 15:00 - 15:30 - Correct!

I'd love to see your take on a traditional grey alien, but more terrifyingly menacing.

Thank you, another great video. Do you complete one drawing before starting another? Or do you work on several different ones at a time, like jumping between them, to stop yourself rushing. Also any tips on going too dark too soon?

I've recently found your channel and I could'nt be more greatful to you and your clear explanations. I'm not into creature designing but I love drawing nature (specially trees) and your shading technique helps a lot to create textures. I'd like to ask you: when you do the first layers in "big" surfaces, like Bartholomew's face, do you manage to cover the whole of it with every stroke or do you do it one part at a time? I'm not sure I'm making myself clear... Thanks!!

Youre my midern day mark crilley

Awsome! What tecniques are you using for drawing and achieve such effects? Can i achieve the same results with a pigment liner like staedtler?

Hi, your work and teaching technique is great, can you please advise me which paper is good for sketching if using 4B pencil? thank you

do you use reference and if so should i use it or should i try to move away and just draw from imagination?

Have you created the monster that did that to poor ol' Bart??

Have you worked with 40k or Warhammer fantasy? you work has that Grimdark style

You should try tattooing!

Her name should be Synthia.. Awesome work sub'd!!

I would name the female cyborg Elizabeth Brown

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Man, the 3D feeling you get is insane. I can feel every wrinkle as a shape. I don't know why I can't work with shapes... I try doing it my way, only adding shadows where I think it's necessary. It fails. Ok, old ways. I try following logic of lighting. Just bluntly make tones depending on the angle to the light. It also fails. I try making this "viewer is the source of light" method, where what you face is white and what's at an angle is shadowed. That also fails. So I see it's not about following instructions of shape drawing guides. There's something else I lack. And to masters like you success seems to be the blind spot. All masters say "yes, it's just that, it's easy, nothing hard" but you probably don't even understand you have something others don't. I don't know what it is. I try so much. So many different approaches. But I think I'd fail to even copy your artwork. Even though physically nothing's stopping me. What I mean is, you obviously apply your common knowledge of drawing shape to drawing wrinkles. It's not a trick anyone could learn, it's high mastery.

Help MEEEEEEE 😂😂😂

He looks like an old washed up Neville Brand 🤗

Geralt isn't pronounced Gee-ralt.

Can u make shorter videos where u get righg to teaching, like really showing how explaining simply