82 | Some Drawing Exercises

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[KilleRedX]

I have never thought "exercises" could be so... *"formal"*

[Hikaru-Inochi]

congratulations on 2 million subscribers Telepurte! :D

[GitGudWO]

I used to like drawing, watching videos like these relive the past memory I had when I'd draw a lot hahah! I forgot drawing was supposed to be fun rather than something that stresses us, welp back to reality though

[qnteban]

I love the idea of a dandy gentleman, with a monocle and a mustache, sipping on wine with Chopin playing in the background, while drawing mostly naked big tiddy cat girls
"ah yes, quite voluptuous"

[optimusprime]

0:04 Ten strikes
0:12 Cartwheels
0:21 Atoms
0:33 Coin flipping
0:45 Hatching
1:00 Connecting the dots
1:10 Half ellipses
1:24 Curved hatching

[firenzarfrenzy]

While most people would simply tell you to practice which is true, there are fundamentals that exist (that must also be practiced) and I'm glad Tele is showing them. You gotta know where to start after all

[featherguardian]

These are really good advice as well as a great lesson for Art.

[StarPlatinum]

This is most likely a voice actor, but I can’t help but picture telepurte just sitting next his microphone with god knows how many cats talking about elipses in a British accent

[TSCStag]

“Remember to relax and be loose while also being precise. They work together, not against each other.”

[christhekid]

I feel like I’d learn quicker from
Tele than from any art class.

[adaptable]

All of them *other* drawing practice videos are for _commoners, bleh!_
However, this one... with it's high-class British voiceover, really accentuates a sense of royal-society. Truly a class worthy of taking for any royal bloodline. Mmh, yes. Indeed. Such a noble artform this channel must be! I shall indulge myself within looking upon the rest of this individuals very proper content as it must be of very VERY high-class. I look forward to feasting my eyes within this... ahem. Cultured channel. Good day!

[esdraskuhn]

I'm more or less a self-taught artist. So while what I draw is pretty good, and I am improving, when it comes to technique and exercises like these, I tend to fall fairly short. So thank you, Telepurte, for all your work in inspiring me and my passion.

[elbobgangster]

Now, we can say telepture is
Teacher, student, master and good artist overall

And a good narrator

[MrBrick-qbji]

1:06
Nobody

Ancient astronomers: hmm yes a horse

[bluefanofeverything]

I suddenly felt like I went back to the 18th century while getting ready to paint a portrait while classical music is playing.
Congrats on 2 million subscribers. You really deserve it.

[Marliemac]

As someone who's trying to get back into it and focus on improving my art, this is very useful. Thanks Telepurte for the amazing content as always.

[wiseowl]

Dude Wtf! This was probably the most useful drawing video I've ever seen and this guy managed to do it in just less than 2 min.

Tele never dissapoints

[filiptrajkovski]

i literally never did these but i can already see how most of these can be useful in drawing like for example the half elypses and hatch elypses can be used for hair or eyebrows etc this is amaying thank you my guy

[Crons_Squared]

The way tele talks in this video is really relaxing for some reason, qnd not like in an "ASMR" way, its just nice

[brambleblaster]

Tele never fails to make his videos interesting. This isn’t even technically “animation” necessarily, just art practice, and yet it still held my attention the whole way through.