How to Draw a Misty Lake

How to draw trees in the mist beside a lake.
Hi everyone! Here's another tutorial video. Showing how to draw a misty lake. I really hope this is helpful in some way. Please let me know what you think. Thanks!

Equipment used:
-Pentel P207 0.7mm mechanical pencil with HB leads
-Regular 4B and 6B pencils
-Blending sticks
-Eraser

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Worked on a "How to" drawing video, featuring a misty lake.
A time lapse of drawing a misty lake. I really hope this tutorial / guide is useful.
Let me know if this video has helped you and also let me know what tutorial videos you would like to see next. Thanks.

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Song:

Green Leaves - Audionautix

Acoustic Guitar 1 - Audionautix

From the YouTube Audio Library.

Thanks for watching! :)

[LethalChris]

Hi everyone! Here's my drawing of a Misty Lake! I've recently been really enjoying working on drawings like this and I've been looking forward to sharing the process with you. I hope this video helps out in some way. Let me know what you think. Also let me know if you have any drawing suggestions!
Thank you so much for the amazing support on here! Hope you're having an awesome day. :)
-Chris

[hubertus]

An calm voice, well explained. And wonderful to see the drawing grow. Thanks for this explanation!

[Krobbl]

your voice and your videos in generell are so relaxing. love it and have nice day :)

[drawingbook]

I love the way of Drawing....I learn many tricks and tips from you incredible vedio.... thanks you

[phalinimcleod]

Hi Chris. Thanks so much for your tutorials. I'm having fun trying each and every one of your drawings that feature bodies of water and waterways. I'm hoping someday you'll show us how to draw a babbling brook--a fast-moving, shallow mountain brook with lots of river rocks.

[CamilleOlivia]

REMARKABLE! I have a page of Bristol board already taped to my board. Was staring at it this morning, wondering what I might like to do. THIS will be my day's challenge. Thank you, Darlin' Christopher. Really beautiful work!

[TheHypermanic]

these videos are seriously great. i've been doing a couple inbetween inktober stuff and they're great for relaxing and just chilling with pencils. also thank you for showing each step clearly - they're super easy to follow along with and not overly complicated. lovely.

[sylphjade]

you really are a good teacher.. i like the way you share your information, it is detailed.. and it makes the views understand your teachings easily.. and I thank you for that.. please do more.. i am also learning how to draw..

[reyesken]

Hi Chris I love your drawings and videos so much and i love you too and your the best guy who draw perfectly and realistic ILOVEYOUSOMUCH

[ChaseNoseworthy]

I can never tell if he says "Make sure you're subscribed" or "Make sure to suscride" haha I love it

[artbytim]

Very cool! I love the trees and how you went in opposite directions with the branches plus your blending looks great. Thanks for the tutorial.

[miagesinger]

I love how easy you make it to follow along with you drawings. you are a amazing artist and your really helping me improve my art.

[walid]

I love your drawings so much. They're always so beautiful and detailed please never stop drawing because you have got a amazing talent.

[joaquinsilva]

you are just amazing!! Your drawings are the world's best man

[mercydzvinyayi]

The thing I like is that you actually reply to people but others don't

[richburmeister]

LethalChris Drawing

A technique I use for reflections that helps, is to take a piece of glass line it up to where you want it to start, slightly tilt and gaze through it, simply draw what you see.

Your videos are phenomenal man, they reinspired me to return to fine art and I've been doing my own similar series since, i"d like to show you some time and get some feedback if you have the time.

[Nabium]

Thanks Christ. I really like you mountain, fog and tree videos.

You ask for suggestions, and I've got one.

I really like traditional Japanese art, particularly in the Ukiyo-e style. Last couple of weeks I've been working on landscape and animal drawings by Hiroshige, Eisen, Kuniyoshi and Koson, particularly _Hiroshige_ . But I feel like I'm struggling a bit deciphering their exotic style. I know they don't use pencils, but I don't think that's my biggest problem, my copies of theirs somehow come off more Western than the original. Would be awesome if a master like you had a look at their drawings and made a tutorial on traditional Japanese style. I know it's too much to ask, but I'm a cheeky bastard. Thanks again for your nature videos! Cheers.

[laneallen]

could you draw a galaxy Dragon that would be amazing and I love your vids

[lienn]

Me:"Okay! Lezduthiz"

Vid: "- as you can see i start of by roughly sketching the outlines of a distant hill-"

*draws a perfect friggin mountain*



Me:"How the fu-"

[setykaiba]

This drawing came out beautifully Chris! Well then again when don't your drawings come out amazingly beautiful? This is definitely something that I would want to have hung up in my room. You have amazing talent. Keep it up. I'll always be here to support you Chris! :)