HOW TO SKETCH | Tips and Tricks | Draw like a Sir

Some Tips and Tricks on how do draw and how to sketch for beginners :)
Have fun sketching!

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[fire_breathing_frog]

“It’s your art not a homework assignment”

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[bethelnnaji]

Drawing has been my hobby since when I was 12, but they aren't perfect and alot of people usually hate my art. But after seeing this video...

[chisomonjovu]

"H is for hard and B is for Bsoft"that seriously killed me😂😂😂

[undertheshadow]

0:00 ---SLAS
•1:09 ---Material
ⓙ2:20 BSoft
3:30--Colored Pencil !!
ⓙ4:02 И๑๑δℓε
5:02--У๑บ !!!
ⓙ5:40 พнïรρεяร
•7:19 ---Sketching part
ⓙ8:43
ⓙ9:10 kung fu
•9:50 ---Improvement guide

[cesarmendivil]

I love how these vids have so much character AND informative, I learn from them and get a good laugh as well. (The part where he pointed at us was F´n hilarious to me for some reason)

[chibi]

I really like these videos! They're super educational and helpful! I hope a digital painting tutorial comes out soon~ good luck on translating your videos! These are really helpful for beginners like me!

[goshu]

*"Why am I whispering"*


I died.

[cagnusmarlsen]

I love how Draw Like A Sir is a channel that is very helpful and informative, but also has little bits of comedy that make learning and watching their videos fun.

[Artistic_Bunny]

You do such a great job with your videos they are very inspiring. I love your channel and I hope it grows even more✏️✨💕

[Techno_Nomadic]

A few words about materials for the newbies:
"Run what you brung." Its more important to be making marks rather than what materials you are using. Any tool, any paper and just do it. They'll all work. When the time comes that you notice something isn't working the way you want use the following information:
Pencils: (H)ard and (B)lack. Higher the number, the more hard or more black. Graphite pencils have graphite which is what gives them color, and a binder which gives them durability. Hard pencils have harder binder, Black pencils more graphite. HB is sort of a compromise. The so-called #2 pencil used for taking tests uses a different grading system, but is similar to an HB. Most mechanical pencils come with #2/HB leads, sometimes you can find them in other grades. Harder pencils, combined with a light touch, are often used for putting in guidelines; press too hard and you dent the paper making later erasure challenging. In the beginning it only matters if you are using a sketchbook as the harder pencils will dent the paper. If you put a sheet of thin plastic or cardstock under the page you're working on, this becomes a non-issue. Colored pencils are not graded this way.
Paper: When graphite sketching, notice how smooth the paper is. Cheap printer/copier paper is pretty smooth. If you use a 2H pencil on it your marks may look silvery instead of black. If this is the only paper you have, try a Black graded pencil. If you can't get one, make a pad of the copier paper by putting extra sheets under the one you're working, 3-5 should help. Yes, the paper will dent, but you're going to use this to your advantage. The paper will wrap around the tip of the pencil as you apply pressure which increases the surface area of the contact which results in more graphite on the paper. Most sketch paper is not so smooth. This is called "tooth" with papers for pastels being almost rough. It is this texture that grabs your medium from your tool and holds onto it. If the paper is too smooth for the medium, you may be tempted to apply too much pressure. Pen and marker paper don't need as much and are smooth, paper for pencil needs a little more, charcoal needs even more, etc. If you see Bristol paper, know that it comes in two surfaces, smooth and vellum; remember the smooth is better for marker, so the vellum will be better for graphite. Some papers are two-sided, one side may have more tooth than the other. Paper comes in different thicknesses and weights. Stay with cheaper, thin paper for practice. When the time comes look into thick papers for your project, they'll hold up to aggressive erasing, inking and color washes.
Erasers: Pink erasers used to have pumice added to them and have a tendency to damage paper and leave a tint behind. White plastic or vinyl erasers are the standard used by artists. Gum erasers have some unique properties that make them very messy, but very good at lifting marks off the paper. Kneaded erasers are soft, putty-like and tacky. They can be shaped to a point to erase with pin precision, or dabbed on an area to lighten the marks. You probably won't need any of these other than the white one while learning to sketch.

[SnappyArt]

8:36 "all that matters is that you're satisfied with the end result and had fun doing it, kinda like making babies- " I lost it here 😂😂

[MasterSepulchure]

i know this video is old but man you brought out the part of my self i forgot about when making art
having fun i started drawing when i was 5 but then i stopped and became more thought driven
i finally understand after all these years

[zdsmovi]

I wanted to learn to draw just a bit, as I want to find a hobby for the longest time. I figured that if I got a little better at drawing I would enjoy it a lot more. I wasn't wrong and I actually really like learning about this stuff, so thanks so much for teaching me. Hope more people find your channel dude because its genuinely good stuff! ;w;

[nomthandazomhlongo]

i have watched like 10 of your vids man and already i am seeing improvement on my drawing skill. thank you draw like a sir for teaching me and many more people to DRAW LIKE A SIR <:

[loszhor]

3:30 Also, if you sketch with colored pencil(s) you can draw over it with "regular" pencils, or even ink, and be rid of colored lines in Photoshop after you scan them leaving only the finished lines. This is how you can ink with pencils instead of ink btw.

[_BossG]

Love how you made the soundtrack of pokemon mystery dungeon your background music

[GrGooseYouTube]

Don't judge me ... I draw on lined paper.

[anjoremmanuel]

My goodness, why I'm I just discovering this channel now, thanks so much sir, you're among the best out there, thanks for sharing this powerful tips

[somtougwu]

I'm so glad I found your channel..drawing has always been the one thing I really love doing but I've not really been as good as I want to be..so I came to YouTube and lucky me I found you Marcellus..I'm really getting better, thank you.

[poytheraz]

I really love your videos, I just found you but your channel is so unique and different from other tutorial channels. Your jokes gets me everytime lol (flying squirrel one was good too dont worry i got you) anyways keep posting videos I’d like to see your videos more often and other ppl would appreciate it too I assume. So keep up the good work good sir!