I have the adult DVDs. And straight up, they taught me how to draw. I went from never having really tried before to doing still lifes that I'm actually proud of. And it happened quickly, I'd say after 4 or 5 practice sessions. And the confidence I gained from it allowed me to venture into oil paints without hesitation. It's easy to forget some of the little tips Larry Gluck gives you or decide you can skip them, but go back about once a year and review. This is 5-star video method.
Thank you, this video is very helpful! Larry gives a very clear explanation and understanding of how to hold your pencils and how to build a sketch. Thank you very much!:)
a lefty. I read where people thatare left handed find it easier to do art. Is that true? I am right handed and find it difficult todraw the way I wish I could. And is it better to just draw things that ispire you or should you try to draw everything?
@zekehooper Learning to draw is more about learning to see than anything else, anyone can learn to do that. I've seen great artists who were right handed, so don't let that discourage you. As for drawing things, try to draw from real life, if it inspires you then you'll be more inclined to do it over and over until you get it. You should be drawing at minimum 1 drawing a day (I am also learning and I do 12 a day). Good luck :)
For those that are ambidestros, used the right hand as the same. Methode of learn to draw in 3 steps, is very compreensive, teach to learn and learn to teach, is my favourite concept of Teaching in every area of knowledge, simplified, it works in all professions,
@Hedgehogs4Me Most things are challenging when you first try it. It is normal to get frustrated, but if you keep at it, you'll soon be able to do it. Think back to when you were a kid and learning to write the letters of the alphabet. You were frustrated then too, but you eventually got it because you kept trying, it's the same really. It's more about learning to see than learning to draw, you just have to practise hand-eye coordination.
Absolutely fun! I learned so much in just handling the pencil. Funny thing is I had recently bought an easel to draw, but, hadn't got around to using it yet. Now, I'm so motivated. Thank you. ;)
@yamaha4888 the short answer is don't. long answer: At least not if you're drawing in charcoal. Pick up the pad and lean it against the table. Or place it on an easel or just cradle it in one arm while you're sitting. The key is to get that full circular range of motion from the arm. You're scanning the subject with your eyes and pulling lines across the paper to get the shapes. On a table you'll be drawing with you wrist and have less mobility, which is ok if you're doodling.
this is a beautiful way to draw! thank you very much for this, it relaxes me and i dont get frustrated anymore! this has taught me paitence, relaxation, and to live freely. thank you
Yes, Larry is left handed, but for the video he is showing you how to do it if you are right handed. So, if you are right handed, place the pencil in the palm of your left hand and pick it up with your right as he shows in the video.
Like the earlier response to DrawingStar, you can use a regular pencil for this video, but it is recommended that you use a soft charcoal pencil or even a stick of willow charcoal. This video is only an introduction to what Larry Gluck has to offer on his courses.
the thing thats hard for me is that i tilt my paper about 40 degrees which it makes it hard for me to keep the paper front in my face because its not straight plz hints
Your paper should be perpendicular to your line of site and set so that the elbow of your drawing arm is free to move about. This is explained in more detail on his complete Art of Drawing Course. You should check out his site for more details on that.
For years I have been looking for a video like this. Larry Gluck is a great teacher. He assumes nothing and just teaches what is really important. I had no idea there was a way to teach people how to draw! Larry Gluck RULES!
my conclusion- i cannot draw, i will never be able too. I will never find an interesting hobby besides videogames. :(
CruelMaple 1 month ago
It is so annoying?.
ming712jian 2 months ago
I came here by searching "1111". WTF?
TheBovasianosChannel 3 months ago
You're a better teacher than the one im payin17,000 a semester for... maybe now i'll pass art and never have to take it again.. yay
AlxanderBrd 3 months ago
HOLY SKETCH!!! I wish i had an eraser that big 6:56
HotChickenWings55 4 months ago
@HotChickenWings55 you can get some for about $2. they are the mold able erasers, and they erase amazingly! :)
memyselfandi962 3 months ago
how to i learn how to draw WITHOUT SPENDING A FORTUNE?????
Xytos 8 months ago
I have the adult DVDs. And straight up, they taught me how to draw. I went from never having really tried before to doing still lifes that I'm actually proud of. And it happened quickly, I'd say after 4 or 5 practice sessions. And the confidence I gained from it allowed me to venture into oil paints without hesitation. It's easy to forget some of the little tips Larry Gluck gives you or decide you can skip them, but go back about once a year and review. This is 5-star video method.
pumkin54 8 months ago
i go to one of his art schools.. it's great.
MusicChannelx3 10 months ago
Thank you, this video is very helpful! Larry gives a very clear explanation and understanding of how to hold your pencils and how to build a sketch. Thank you very much!:)
haein26 1 year ago
a lefty. I read where people thatare left handed find it easier to do art. Is that true? I am right handed and find it difficult todraw the way I wish I could. And is it better to just draw things that ispire you or should you try to draw everything?
zekehooper 1 year ago
@zekehooper Learning to draw is more about learning to see than anything else, anyone can learn to do that. I've seen great artists who were right handed, so don't let that discourage you. As for drawing things, try to draw from real life, if it inspires you then you'll be more inclined to do it over and over until you get it. You should be drawing at minimum 1 drawing a day (I am also learning and I do 12 a day). Good luck :)
iLoveTurtlesHaha 1 year ago
thanks, sir!
Cerbethys 1 year ago
this is supid i wasted 10 mins and 1 sec for nothing you ow me
cat12811 1 year ago
amazing, thanks alot i drew a face and i was really surprised how good it looked
itachi150101 1 year ago
thank you!
dude12345274 1 year ago
For those that are ambidestros, used the right hand as the same. Methode of learn to draw in 3 steps, is very compreensive, teach to learn and learn to teach, is my favourite concept of Teaching in every area of knowledge, simplified, it works in all professions,
in all world, independant of country.
348Silva 1 year ago
OMG left hand....
anythingnew 1 year ago
I tried this and it's very frustrating. Am I just not meant to be an artist, or what?
Hedgehogs4Me 1 year ago
@Hedgehogs4Me Keep trying! Don't give up :>
NamiNomiCupcakeStar 1 year ago
@Hedgehogs4Me Most things are challenging when you first try it. It is normal to get frustrated, but if you keep at it, you'll soon be able to do it. Think back to when you were a kid and learning to write the letters of the alphabet. You were frustrated then too, but you eventually got it because you kept trying, it's the same really. It's more about learning to see than learning to draw, you just have to practise hand-eye coordination.
iLoveTurtlesHaha 1 year ago
what type of pencil is that?
Shadowangel691 1 year ago
Absolutely fun! I learned so much in just handling the pencil. Funny thing is I had recently bought an easel to draw, but, hadn't got around to using it yet. Now, I'm so motivated. Thank you. ;)
rorygirl 1 year ago
you are an artist
ThePivoter1 1 year ago
how do you hold the pencil if your drawing on a table for instance?
yamaha4888 2 years ago 12
@yamaha4888 the short answer is don't. long answer: At least not if you're drawing in charcoal. Pick up the pad and lean it against the table. Or place it on an easel or just cradle it in one arm while you're sitting. The key is to get that full circular range of motion from the arm. You're scanning the subject with your eyes and pulling lines across the paper to get the shapes. On a table you'll be drawing with you wrist and have less mobility, which is ok if you're doodling.
wellesradio 3 months ago
@yamaha4888 easy, just rope urself to the celling... a ironic question deserves anoter.
lcabosa 1 month ago
man! dude! how u draw like that?!
okwon0109 2 years ago
u rovk!
okwon0109 2 years ago
i think it all makes sense and everything but i dot know how to acually do it
elfanzo95 2 years ago
this is a very good video but he sketches far to fast with the vase but then again its a good teaching method
narcovice 1 year ago
this is a beautiful way to draw! thank you very much for this, it relaxes me and i dont get frustrated anymore! this has taught me paitence, relaxation, and to live freely. thank you
vidmasterJohn345 2 years ago
oddly enough this helped me a little...
TigerMonkeyLightning 2 years ago 3
@TigerMonkeyLightning How is it odd that an instructional video helped you?
iDraw3G 1 year ago 2
AWESOME artist! i learned alot of this video and artist. I learned how to hold the pencil! thnx for this great video!
fahimuk 2 years ago 3
is he left handed? does this mean we place the pencil on our left hand and carry it with our right for us who are right handed?
trishkellytrishkelly 2 years ago 4
Yes, Larry is left handed, but for the video he is showing you how to do it if you are right handed. So, if you are right handed, place the pencil in the palm of your left hand and pick it up with your right as he shows in the video.
AHITTOW 2 years ago
thats exactly the opposite of what hes doing, but okay..
Opisthotonos 2 years ago
The instructors at Mission Renaissance are amazing! I've been going five years, and I seriously doubt I would be this far along without it.
Borzoi0113 3 years ago
i use a led pencil with 0.7 led does it matter what i use to draw plz respond thank you
killer4games1 3 years ago
Like the earlier response to DrawingStar, you can use a regular pencil for this video, but it is recommended that you use a soft charcoal pencil or even a stick of willow charcoal. This video is only an introduction to what Larry Gluck has to offer on his courses.
AHITTOW 3 years ago
the thing thats hard for me is that i tilt my paper about 40 degrees which it makes it hard for me to keep the paper front in my face because its not straight plz hints
killer4games1 3 years ago
Your paper should be perpendicular to your line of site and set so that the elbow of your drawing arm is free to move about. This is explained in more detail on his complete Art of Drawing Course. You should check out his site for more details on that.
AHITTOW 3 years ago
does it matter if I use a regular pencil? If not, I'll try to find a charcoal pencil someday.
DrawingStar258 3 years ago
Sorry for the delay in responding - even though he is teaching with a charcoal pencil you can use a regular pencil too.
AHITTOW 3 years ago
good video
nathy000001 3 years ago 2
I love to draw..Wish i could do this, and now i can! tHANKS!
Kyuubi1589 3 years ago
I've been a student at Mission Renaissance for about a year and I've learned SOOOO much. The BEST!
bouncypigeons 3 years ago
Great video, I am starting classes with his instruction studio, Mission Renaissance this month!
ericember 3 years ago
great tutorial!
mikehedge 4 years ago
Awesome 5 stars thanks :)
Falandorn 4 years ago
amazing.
75Corey 4 years ago
I took classes with Larry Gluck in LA and my skills improved dramatically. I highly recommend this video if you want to improve your skills!
ladyspade777 4 years ago 3
The earlier comments are so true! This guy really shows you how to draw literally anything. I'm definetly buying his DVD courses.
OTBOUND 4 years ago
For years I have been looking for a video like this. Larry Gluck is a great teacher. He assumes nothing and just teaches what is really important. I had no idea there was a way to teach people how to draw! Larry Gluck RULES!
jasminannette 4 years ago
Fantastic video! I've never seen anything like this. It's so simple and I was able to draw something the first time!
robocopone 4 years ago 2
This is a great video I really got a lot out of it. No one has ever made it so simple to draw something.
LindaElizabeth77 4 years ago 3