How to get a PERFECT SKETCH every time - 3 Easy Ways

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- Adobe Premiere Pro to edit
- A lot of time and patience

[TemiDansoArt]

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[sumii]

Beautiful sketches + calming voice + a real, unfiltered personality= My fave youtuber EVER!

[laurenwiley]

I personally like to do the "hard" method. It feels so much freer and in the end, the proportions won't be exact, placement for placement, but that's what gives it character. But when I first stared out, I absolutely started with tracing. I just love the sketch portion in general.

[mareenbartels]

I once was able to fully free hand and get good results. That was back in school before my art teacher ruined drawing for me. Trying to get back to it but it is so hard, when you can't do what you were once able to. Your channel really helped me a lot though and inspired me to pick up some pencils again. Thank you so much!

[codsamanta]

I just combine the three depending on what I'm drawing. I know a lot of people are against tracing, but even the most famous artists throughout history used some sort of a tracing technique to get portraits accurate sometimes. It's important to have fun when creating art. Tracing does help the muscle memory as well. I'm really grateful that you included it in your video instead of bashing it.

[MamaDiana]

This was such a great video, thats how I learned too sketch people with the grid method and its a Gem. The free Hand is tricky but the process is worth it. Very helpful! I am just now getting back to art and one of the things I want to work on is sketching people....

[caitie-can]

I almost always freehand it although I find it helps to study basic anatomy and draw dimensions of the portrait as shapes that aren’t quite visible to help me out when it comes to shading. To be completely honest at least half of what I know about art is a combination of tips I’ve learnt from YouTube artists and that is what I find works for me.

[mazekidd]

I'm working on free hand, getting my proportions down & finding my own style. I used to trace comics when I was a kid & I'm into drawing mazes but lately I've been drawing things freehand & teaching myself to draw & I really enjoy your tutorials. Please keep it going Sis!

[vinylonthewall]

Temi you’re one of the most honest, sweet, kindhearted and most helpful art creator, I SERIOUSLY IDK HOW MUCH I CAN THANK YOU YOU HELPED ME AND YOURE SO MUCH FUN. THANK YOUUU

[joi]

When I started portraits, I was taught freehanding the entire drawing, but I was never completely satisfied with my results. The proportions were a hit or miss and I always drew the eyes too big. The grid method has been a life saver and restored my confidence in rendering portraits that actually look like the reference lol. Love this video!

[heymsparker]

Everyone is going to hate my method but for portrait (I’ve been striving for hyper realism) — I literally go feature by feature. I will completely finish one feature before I move on to the next — complete shading and all. From eye to cheek bone etc. IMO it’s a really fun way to go about realism sketches.

[TheBlueSascha]

This is so useful, since I struggle a lot to get good sketches! Thanks for this Temi!! <3

[justandrew]

Thank you so much for this 🥺 Most of the time I mess up at doing the sketch, ending up having a drawing with really bad proportions...I really needed some tips, thanks 🥺💜

[kareemzi]

I have been wanting good tips & tricks for free-hand portrait drawing. Thank you soooo much 🤩 As for the grid method, I feel like I always mess it up

[mjart]

Anybody else think she should do talking ASMR because her voice is so pretty? Maybe if she sees this she could try it because I think she’d be really good at it

[elish]

I love your videos there so positive, fun and most importantly interesting

[candidofficialart]

Oh this is so helpful! There's something about my sketches that kinda look higgy and haggard so this is extremely usable. I stopped tracing a while ago, not becuase i think it's wrong but because i wanted to improve my actual art skills :) (also i stan you for beautiful skin like howw)

[elliecheepers]

I use the "hard" and "tracing" method for my digital art. I have a semi-realism art style, so i use references MOSTLY for general shapes and locations for features. But tracing references, especially for face shapes im not familiar with, really helps me learn how to draw them as accurately as possible while keeping my style.
Tracing for learning purposes is great!! Ive learned more from tracing than any other method. i heavily suggest artists use it whenever you're having difficulties or trying something new :)

[thesecretlifeofbuns]

Can we all appreciate how gorgeous and talented Temi is? Like she’s really pretty!

[asaweihe]

I recently found your channel and now I can't stop watching your videos, your videos have helped a lot, you seem like a really sweet person❤️