Hi just wondering, how does the oil paint not rot the paper over time? I was taught to gesso surfaces before oil painting or otherwise it would rot it. I love your stuff though! So many mediums, makes me inspired to get to work!
i hate colour, it makes everything i do look terrible. i hate when my art teacher makes me add colour to what ive drawn. i know why, but i just cant seem to keep it how i like it. can you help me use colour beter in a general senerio. thanks
Thank you for the video man, I'm working on painting a glass bottle filled with water, but the painting part is just too hard. I need help on this, any tips you would advise? I'm doing it directly on paper using either acrylic or poster paint. I'm a new painter and I'm doing this for an upcoming test. Sheesh I need help. ._. Your video has aided me in a couple of ways already, but man I need more tips! Thanks btw! :D
you are the reason I finally subcribed to You tube. Thank you soo much!! I love drawing faeries, could ya do that fo me, focusing on "in flight" actions, and anthing nature!! Im doin a bloody marathon!!! Candice
very nice video...but above all like your presentation,modesty.....it means that you are really artist.....I wish you many good observation and pleasant surprises in your future works.
Are you painting your oils on regular computer paper? or did you use some printable oil paper? I love you technique! I love the idea of working the colour on the whole picture and not just on one area...that will definitely help to keep a uniform colour and feel to the entire picture. It was better then so many other tutorials on here.
I got some charcoal pencils and some compressed charcoal for christmas and i was wondering if you could do some videos on how to draw a realistic female or male face.
So far your videos have helped me out a lot man. Thank you.
can u do a tutroial on how to draw people using only oil pastels??please...ilove ur tutorials..very inspiring..do more awesome tutorials..as usual..lol
yo mate just thought id let you know i liked your video and it helped me out in making my portfolio to get into school. your stuff is clear, concise and hit the points i was struggling with in some of work
I wanted to use oil paints with pencils but then I found out about fat over lean princple and got turned off from it. Just coz I don't know how to use them.
Your so good... and I like the way you explain things...
Can you draw transparent images? using colored pencils and charcoal? thnkksssss:)
waoo great wor....i think u must tell in easier way by starting off with darker tones,middle tones and lighter tones so it would b easier for the viewers to understand....am also a artist...
I must say I'm impressed at how realistic the glass with water turned out to be. One suggestion I have for future videos, is that you maybe slow the speed down a little bit. I think it's interesting to see what kind of strokes you use, as well as how you apply them. Not to mention maybe a little info on how much pressure you use when using the colored pencils. But anyways an overall good video :)
dude, i use to draw a little and a week ago i bought pencils, charcoal, and every type of drawing paper and paint! LOL so im in a mood to draw and your drawings are awesome and very inspirational! thank you for sharing! God Bless!
But there is one HUGE problem - look at the glass - it looks like that middle of glass is curved and not stright.. and that totally damage drawing look...
OOPS! I missed your comment! Sorry about that! I would recommend getting soft tipped brushes and using them to smoothe the wet paint....That is the best way! I hope this helps!
SORRY! About the 2 MONTHS TOO LATE response! I missed your comment initially but it certainly was a nice surprise now that I found it.....even better than finding a dollar bill in my pocket! Thank you for the kind comment!
what type of paper did you use for the final draft. I wouldn't think that a regular piece of computer paper would take marker, colored pencil, and oil paint without just mushing up. Haha. Reply please :)
No worries, I always reply. You are absolutely correct about computer paper and paint. I use 110 LB Bleedproof paper (Borden and Riley) Its made for illustration markers but its thick enough for paint. Thanks for checking out my video and my channel!
When you first started painting the cup, I thought you totally messed up. It looked really bad, and even though it was still a working progress, I couldn't see how it would look good. But the final picture does look really good. This stunned me even more when you were drawing it with graphite and charcoal. The way you scribbled all over the background then smudged it with a paper towel! Ya, teachers will always tell you that that's a bad idea. But it looks awesome man!! Way to go, I love it.
I was the guy that ALWAYS got in trouble with the teachers!!!!!....Thats why im a teacher now! LOL......I actually learned painting before drawing....Filling in masses has always made more sense to me which is why I did this in such an unorthodox way! Thank you so much SeaMermaid24!
I like canvas but I like paper on wood panel better....Kind of the more cost effective route....Also a lot of times I incorporate a scanner, photoshop/paint shop pro and a printer with my art. Check out Either "Caffeine Junkie Coffee People" or the video on my channel page (Making a Gangsta) to see what I mean. Thanks for commenting!
Good question! Ok...First recommendation that I have is to look in to drawing pencils. There is a system ranging from 8H (lightest) to 8B (Darkest). It goes like this 8H, 7H, 6H, 5H, 4H. 3H. 2H, HB (HB is the same tone as a #2 pencil) 2B, 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B. Each pencil will give you a different tone. In addition to that, like you said, different pressures with the pencil will make things lighter and darker. One more suggestion but I am running out of room in this box.
That was amazing!!! it came together so well! good job =)
I have a question, Ive been noticing alot of people are now creating black and white drawings, Ive been trying to create some myself but the whole shading light color and dark color throughs me off. How do artist get that black and white effect? do they just color darker and ligter for some areas? or do they use some kind of smudging tool to thin it out?? Gahh I need help =p
sorry sir ^_^. I understand you sir lol ^_^. But if you already did please please send me a message on my account ^_^. Because your demo is very useful to me ^_^. Thanks for the reply
did you already post a video on how to paint/draw a metal?. If you already did, can tall what's the description of the video please ^_^. Hope you reply.
1.) Learned the importance of layering from when I took courses in painting in college.
2.) Tried to paint when I got out of college and forced the issue for years. (Painting is such a time consuming process and I DIDNT feel like doing it after coming home from work.)
3.) Got EXTREMELY frustrated b/c I was creating so little
4.) Started to shift my materials to fit my needs- (I needed to find a process that wouldnt exhaust me even more)...more
im at point 2, in the senc ethat i think im forceing my self to focuse on things even if they dont fit my needs... i luv layering (which i found out from water colour) so hopefuly ill see where it leads me next
I really appreciate that Dan. I want to share this news with you- As I am sure that you heard NYC is always in a budget crisis and they emiminated art at my school- the school that we did the spinning hat movie at (St. Hope). I will be fine. I am certified to teach History and I have a job lined up....But my heart is always with doing and teaching art...Just wanted to put your comment in perspective b/c my youtube channel will be the extent of my art teaching..so THANK YOU :)
My way is very different than the traditional way of doing a painting...But its a great process to learn. I have dabbled in almost every artistic medium and there is nothing else out there that can duplicate the depth of an oil painting...the markers and color pencils are a quick way to build up the lower layers of color ...Thanks for the kind words!
Thanks, I understand where the prismas come into play, and that they shouldn't be used as the last line of color in a piece. The picture ended up very nice, but I expected nothing less from you :D
I was just about to write you. They certainly can be the last line of color in a piece, but for me (I suppose that every artist figures out his/her own process) I like to add the color pencils and the paint. Thank you for the kind words! MK:)
omg thats so good
XxLOLZYBABEXx 2 weeks ago
@XxLOLZYBABEXx Thank you so much! I got your messages and I already have a Bruce Lee tutorial and a simple step by step for faces.
kazanjianm 2 weeks ago
nice :) it would be fun to watch this in slow motion :)
RodneySTR 2 weeks ago
Cool!!!!!!!!
Drech718 3 months ago
I thought it was real I was all like be careful don't knock it over. lol
ShineyGreenGlitter 3 months ago
this is amazing!
larvigagine 4 months ago
Hi just wondering, how does the oil paint not rot the paper over time? I was taught to gesso surfaces before oil painting or otherwise it would rot it. I love your stuff though! So many mediums, makes me inspired to get to work!
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i hate colour, it makes everything i do look terrible. i hate when my art teacher makes me add colour to what ive drawn. i know why, but i just cant seem to keep it how i like it. can you help me use colour beter in a general senerio. thanks
FUTSALDEVILAUS 5 months ago
incredible
mygreyhills 5 months ago
You are my master of drawing.
I am a 71yr old lady, and Iam learning again, how to draw ...because old peolpe can do it too.
Thanks sweetheart young master
Granny Zizi
cybrid1940 6 months ago
This is all fine for the most elementary of instruction, I suppose, but beyond that, there must be other videos available for young children.
JeffersonDinedAlone 6 months ago
that is very cool, and do you have a deviantart
chibibby 6 months ago
AMAZING !!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!! Great job !!!
TheDanyelW 7 months ago
Good but too fast
ciscom2345 7 months ago
what kind of paper did you use to hold marker color pencil and oil paint? Just regular inkjet paper ?
deearee63 8 months ago
Thank you for the video man, I'm working on painting a glass bottle filled with water, but the painting part is just too hard. I need help on this, any tips you would advise? I'm doing it directly on paper using either acrylic or poster paint. I'm a new painter and I'm doing this for an upcoming test. Sheesh I need help. ._. Your video has aided me in a couple of ways already, but man I need more tips! Thanks btw! :D
Acerzeon 9 months ago
you are the reason I finally subcribed to You tube. Thank you soo much!! I love drawing faeries, could ya do that fo me, focusing on "in flight" actions, and anthing nature!! Im doin a bloody marathon!!! Candice
CandiceK82 9 months ago
very nice video...but above all like your presentation,modesty.....it means that you are really artist.....I wish you many good observation and pleasant surprises in your future works.
babajaga63 9 months ago
that is just super thank you again I enjoyed watching you. :)
63Parsley 10 months ago
son of a *******
YOU ARE A GREAT ARTIST MAN congratulations!
you deserve more people to know you as well as other artists on youtube.
Youtube has got an amazing amount of artists.
kuratomi9091 10 months ago
awesome man ! thanx for sharing ! just one question what is the reference to polaroid all about? would you be so kind to explain that again !
siuladeur 11 months ago
simply amazing .....
Ratatouille783 11 months ago
Brilliant, I feel like I could reach out and touch it.
phoenix11994466 11 months ago
Your drawings are amazing! I always have a problem with highlighting, and drawing realisticly, do you have any advice?
TheUniqueFreak98 1 year ago
is it the same technique when using paint only?
jared9865 1 year ago
Are you painting your oils on regular computer paper? or did you use some printable oil paper? I love you technique! I love the idea of working the colour on the whole picture and not just on one area...that will definitely help to keep a uniform colour and feel to the entire picture. It was better then so many other tutorials on here.
Subgenius12 1 year ago
Why didnt you just start with the oil painting first? Seems like wasted time and materials...
DRPraeuner 1 year ago
Hey Great Videos man!
I got some charcoal pencils and some compressed charcoal for christmas and i was wondering if you could do some videos on how to draw a realistic female or male face.
So far your videos have helped me out a lot man. Thank you.
lilgrudgeboy666 1 year ago
amazing!!!!!!
pianopink27 1 year ago
can u do a tutroial on how to draw people using only oil pastels??please...ilove ur tutorials..very inspiring..do more awesome tutorials..as usual..lol
abc97able 1 year ago
cheater! lol - just photo copy the whole thing then? :DD
dishy200 1 year ago
Hi Merrill!
Great tutorial, keep them coming!
Early next year I'm going to be applying for a
"three dimensional architecture & Design " 1 year long course!
I have roughly 5 months to practice before the my "work application" needs to be handed over.
Do you think 4 hours per day for 5 months is enough to be exceptional?
Last year :19 slots - 190 applying ( its for the elite basically )
BTW could you make a tutorial of different techniques for practice? I would really appreciate it!
laxen4792 1 year ago
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shattick 1 year ago
OMG ilove to draw and watching your videos helped me understand some techniques
whebhekrazzie 1 year ago
yo mate just thought id let you know i liked your video and it helped me out in making my portfolio to get into school. your stuff is clear, concise and hit the points i was struggling with in some of work
thanks,
dave
p.s. please keep posting
dteichman1 1 year ago
why did u make a lot of layer in oil? just curious and what kind of paper is this?
wingINTELLIGENCEmb 1 year ago
I have been doing all different types of art but as of yet I haven't found my niche. I use different mediums but I am still a beginner.
I have watched you give your demonstrations and I can only aspire to be anywhere near as good as you.
You have given me many tips and I am buzzing now and will be trying some soon.
Many, many thanks.
Ps I wish you lived in UK so I could have some lessons.
Keep up the great work.
AL9862 1 year ago
جميل للغاية ممتع جدا
nahr1222 1 year ago
I wanted to use oil paints with pencils but then I found out about fat over lean princple and got turned off from it. Just coz I don't know how to use them.
Your so good... and I like the way you explain things...
Can you draw transparent images? using colored pencils and charcoal? thnkksssss:)
dishy200 1 year ago
waoo great wor....i think u must tell in easier way by starting off with darker tones,middle tones and lighter tones so it would b easier for the viewers to understand....am also a artist...
Anchal121 1 year ago
This is on paper?
mayatini 1 year ago
This really helped alot,as i'm drawing glass for my project..But can i know what type of paper you use?And is it possible to use acrylics as well?
cookieejar 1 year ago
Very impressive Merril, your art is very informational and inspirational.
hbb112 1 year ago
My sister draws too and she is really good like u
SpeedyDemon8001 1 year ago
pencile, charcoal, colored pencil, markers AND oil paint, I had no idea this could all happen in the same piece :)
firuinthehouse 1 year ago
What type of paper that you use in the copier? Canvas or xerox paper?
Jazzy268 1 year ago
i like your drawing but with me when say picture stuff like shapes it kind of hard for me to do it make my stuff still look like sense
fierydeath17 1 year ago
I must say I'm impressed at how realistic the glass with water turned out to be. One suggestion I have for future videos, is that you maybe slow the speed down a little bit. I think it's interesting to see what kind of strokes you use, as well as how you apply them. Not to mention maybe a little info on how much pressure you use when using the colored pencils. But anyways an overall good video :)
Globez123 1 year ago
dude, i use to draw a little and a week ago i bought pencils, charcoal, and every type of drawing paper and paint! LOL so im in a mood to draw and your drawings are awesome and very inspirational! thank you for sharing! God Bless!
ram23m 1 year ago 7
ram23m,
I am HONORED by your comment! Please let me know if you ever have questions! I always try to reply as much as I can!
-Merrill
kazanjianm 1 year ago
But there is one HUGE problem - look at the glass - it looks like that middle of glass is curved and not stright.. and that totally damage drawing look...
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MrMagiskMann 1 year ago
can you use the technique u used with water color?
boriquadominicana 1 year ago
@boriquadominicana Yes but the watercolor would smudge with the printer ink (I think.....never tried it w/ atercolor)
kazanjianm 1 year ago
I like this color version MUCH better!! ;D
ShekinahShazaam 1 year ago
Thank you!!!! :)
-Merrill
kazanjianm 1 year ago
i need help with color blending!
desigirly555 2 years ago
OOPS! I missed your comment! Sorry about that! I would recommend getting soft tipped brushes and using them to smoothe the wet paint....That is the best way! I hope this helps!
-Merrill
kazanjianm 1 year ago
@kazanjianm thanks
desigirly555 1 year ago
wow, thats really good, im not an artist but am one who appriciates others art and your art is definately appriciated by me
deoblos224 2 years ago 4
SORRY! About the 2 MONTHS TOO LATE response! I missed your comment initially but it certainly was a nice surprise now that I found it.....even better than finding a dollar bill in my pocket! Thank you for the kind comment!
-Merrill
kazanjianm 1 year ago 3
Thank you very much! I like your painting and the explanation was so clear and useful! It inspires to try and to study! Glass is so challenging :)
opodobed 2 years ago
I am so glad that it helped! Thank you for the comment!
-Merrill
kazanjianm 2 years ago
what type of paper did you use for the final draft. I wouldn't think that a regular piece of computer paper would take marker, colored pencil, and oil paint without just mushing up. Haha. Reply please :)
purplelf2011 2 years ago
No worries, I always reply. You are absolutely correct about computer paper and paint. I use 110 LB Bleedproof paper (Borden and Riley) Its made for illustration markers but its thick enough for paint. Thanks for checking out my video and my channel!
-Merrill :)
Artmorphs 2 years ago
OOPS! Artmorphs is me (Merrill)......Its the name of my other channel!
kazanjianm 2 years ago
When you first started painting the cup, I thought you totally messed up. It looked really bad, and even though it was still a working progress, I couldn't see how it would look good. But the final picture does look really good. This stunned me even more when you were drawing it with graphite and charcoal. The way you scribbled all over the background then smudged it with a paper towel! Ya, teachers will always tell you that that's a bad idea. But it looks awesome man!! Way to go, I love it.
SeaMermaid24 2 years ago
I was the guy that ALWAYS got in trouble with the teachers!!!!!....Thats why im a teacher now! LOL......I actually learned painting before drawing....Filling in masses has always made more sense to me which is why I did this in such an unorthodox way! Thank you so much SeaMermaid24!
-Merrill
kazanjianm 2 years ago
you painted on a piece of paper??
what do u do after? frame it? or just keep it the way it is.. i use canvas. why dont u use canvas?
BUCKLEUPKaylee 2 years ago
I like canvas but I like paper on wood panel better....Kind of the more cost effective route....Also a lot of times I incorporate a scanner, photoshop/paint shop pro and a printer with my art. Check out Either "Caffeine Junkie Coffee People" or the video on my channel page (Making a Gangsta) to see what I mean. Thanks for commenting!
-Merrill
kazanjianm 2 years ago
i find it very hard to paint glass :p . I find your demo very useful. u did an amazing job! hope to see more of your videos tks!
Chomelwow 2 years ago
Thank you so much! Im really glad that it helped!!! Thank you for subscribing! ITs nice to meet you!
-Merrill
kazanjianm 2 years ago
Good question! Ok...First recommendation that I have is to look in to drawing pencils. There is a system ranging from 8H (lightest) to 8B (Darkest). It goes like this 8H, 7H, 6H, 5H, 4H. 3H. 2H, HB (HB is the same tone as a #2 pencil) 2B, 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B. Each pencil will give you a different tone. In addition to that, like you said, different pressures with the pencil will make things lighter and darker. One more suggestion but I am running out of room in this box.
kazanjianm 2 years ago
That was amazing!!! it came together so well! good job =)
I have a question, Ive been noticing alot of people are now creating black and white drawings, Ive been trying to create some myself but the whole shading light color and dark color throughs me off. How do artist get that black and white effect? do they just color darker and ligter for some areas? or do they use some kind of smudging tool to thin it out?? Gahh I need help =p
thedodgeballbeast 2 years ago
sorry sir ^_^. I understand you sir lol ^_^. But if you already did please please send me a message on my account ^_^. Because your demo is very useful to me ^_^. Thanks for the reply
johniluz2 2 years ago
if you already did, can you tell me the description of the video, please ^_^
johniluz2 2 years ago
Im on it...I didnt do it yet but I will....Progress goes slow when you have a baby in the house!!! :)
kazanjianm 2 years ago
did you already post a video on how to paint/draw a metal?. If you already did, can tall what's the description of the video please ^_^. Hope you reply.
johniluz2 2 years ago
very nicley done , the oil paint realy did help :o ... how did you come up with such a tequnice? :o ...
theTRUE1414 2 years ago
Heres what happened: (Its a kinda sorta timeline)
1.) Learned the importance of layering from when I took courses in painting in college.
2.) Tried to paint when I got out of college and forced the issue for years. (Painting is such a time consuming process and I DIDNT feel like doing it after coming home from work.)
3.) Got EXTREMELY frustrated b/c I was creating so little
4.) Started to shift my materials to fit my needs- (I needed to find a process that wouldnt exhaust me even more)...more
kazanjianm 2 years ago
5.) Dabbled around for a while trying everything and forcing myself to finish a work in one day (SOME OF MY PAINTINGS HAVE TAKEN ME A YEAR TO MAKE!!!)
6.) I am still dabbling and I am sure that it will change again!!!
kazanjianm 2 years ago
ty very much :o
im at point 2, in the senc ethat i think im forceing my self to focuse on things even if they dont fit my needs... i luv layering (which i found out from water colour) so hopefuly ill see where it leads me next
theTRUE1414 2 years ago
can u teach me painting or drawing a metal if possible. please please
johniluz2 2 years ago
Sure. It will be a while. I have had quite a few requests that I have agreed to first. Subscribe or check back in a few weeks. Thanks for commenting!
MK
kazanjianm 2 years ago
Could you make a video of how to get the black and white effect from my last comment??
thedodgeballbeast 2 years ago
So very well done. It's always a treat whenever you post a new video. Thanks for all of them.
NYCity99 2 years ago
I really appreciate that Dan. I want to share this news with you- As I am sure that you heard NYC is always in a budget crisis and they emiminated art at my school- the school that we did the spinning hat movie at (St. Hope). I will be fine. I am certified to teach History and I have a job lined up....But my heart is always with doing and teaching art...Just wanted to put your comment in perspective b/c my youtube channel will be the extent of my art teaching..so THANK YOU :)
kazanjianm 2 years ago
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33071FL 2 years ago
this is great, very informative. i'm not very experienced with oil paints so good to see how other people use them. the final piece looks fantastic!
timelapse19 2 years ago
My way is very different than the traditional way of doing a painting...But its a great process to learn. I have dabbled in almost every artistic medium and there is nothing else out there that can duplicate the depth of an oil painting...the markers and color pencils are a quick way to build up the lower layers of color ...Thanks for the kind words!
MK
kazanjianm 2 years ago
nice bra
biglonie 2 years ago
Oh my God that was beautiful and you are very very talented!!! :) Greetings from Romania :o) lol
789456Anita 2 years ago
Thank you Anita from Romania! I am glad that you liked it and I appreciate your kind words!
Merrill from NYC :)
kazanjianm 2 years ago
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789456Anita 2 years ago
how did u do the shadow?
LMLNet 2 years ago
Which one? The one below the glass or on the side of the glass?
kazanjianm 2 years ago
amazing!!! you helped me so muchhh
LMLNet 2 years ago
I am so glad that it helped! Keep asking questions! It is the best way to learn!
kazanjianm 2 years ago
Thanks, I understand where the prismas come into play, and that they shouldn't be used as the last line of color in a piece. The picture ended up very nice, but I expected nothing less from you :D
blueyoshimenace 2 years ago
I was just about to write you. They certainly can be the last line of color in a piece, but for me (I suppose that every artist figures out his/her own process) I like to add the color pencils and the paint. Thank you for the kind words! MK:)
kazanjianm 2 years ago
WOW!!!!
lajune07 2 years ago
Im glad you liked it! MK :)
kazanjianm 2 years ago