What films would you want to see studied next? Let me know!

@Tomatospip

11 ай бұрын

Have you done/seen The Princess Bride? I’d be interested to see how you do it :)

@lucie_f

11 ай бұрын

The Big Lebowski, The Holy Mountain

@supernaturalcatz5712

11 ай бұрын

Nostalghia, also by Andrei Tarkovsky

@siddhantparwani4886

11 ай бұрын

Hiroshima Mon Amour, 1959 dir. Alain Resnais

@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley

11 ай бұрын

If you prefer images in black and white, maybe The Lighthouse (the one with Robert Pattinson and William Dafoe)? It's not an older film but there are a lot of great, atmospheric shots in it.

I love to see your creativity. I find myself in a demotivated loop lately; I'm constantly pushing to create, always making plans but when I start to do it I find myself paralyzed, like i never drew in my life and idk how to do it. It's just me or there is anyone else out there?

@Yucafries

11 ай бұрын

Yeah it’s a sucky feeling and took forever for me to climb out of that pit when I was like that I used to try to warm up by doing 30 second sketches of plants and people and animals it at least got me doing something and sometimes got me to make stuff I like cause I wanted to keep going after that

@indiahay8574

11 ай бұрын

Me too. I graduate university next week and now that I'm not creating for grades, I keep catching myself asking 'then what's the point?'. I studied product design and everything always had to be perfect, there was no room for messing up or playing around. I've unlearned how to create solely for myself. Like you said, every time I try to make something, it's paralysing 😢I don't know the solution yet.

@annej710

11 ай бұрын

@@indiahay8574 When I feel fed up with something like that, I try to find the polar opposite. What creative expression would feel least like what you're doing for your grades right now?

@cookie-kei

11 ай бұрын

That's exactly where I am right now. It's so rough. The desire to create is absolutely there, but I feel paralyzed and afraid somehow.

@myplanet8481

11 ай бұрын

You all won't Believe.. i start today a new canvas, after half year break 😅🥳. Thank you for response. The struggle is real but I guess we can motivate each other for the better

I wish you would do this again. Your graphite paintings are so beautiful and this video was very peaceful and enjoyable to watch and hear.❤

This video couldn't have come in the rightest of times, literally calmed me down

there is something really calming in your art, i binge watch them whenever i feel unwell! ❤

I just stumbled upon your channel, and i'm lost for words. I don't understand how something could look so realistic and tangible yet stylized. Your work feels like looking at a memory of something lost to time, and what you're making is the last thing that remains from that thing, From that time and place, and from the people that lived it. It has a slight retro feel to it, and like the watercolour studies of the old masters. My god what the hell did i just stumbled into, keep it up!

the way the texture of the paper is highlighted by the water soluble graphite is so beautiful 🤍

This is some of the prettiest art I’ve seen. So relaxing and seemingly effortless. I love how the tools were just an extension of your own hand.

Stalker is absolutely one of my favorite films of all time and the fact you did even one still from it is so so beautiful to me! I wish I could have a print of that it’s so beautiful to me 😭! Thank you so much! I wish you could do even more but hopefully you’ll do more tarkovsky in the future anyway.. love this

@PearFleur

11 ай бұрын

I'm so glad to hear that :')

I am a student about to graduate from the Academy of Fine Arts in the painting course. Your videos have rekindled my passion for the fine arts after a long period of depression. ｡⁠◕⁠‿⁠◕⁠｡

Your sketches really conveyed their cinematic origins. Magical.

I love the purity in your art. Thanks for sharing with us😊

I love the mood in these studies! The graphite seems to be a perfect medium for these types of works. Thank you for sharing this!

These were exquisite. Thank you for sharing your art

Your composition and overall aesthetic of not just artwork but also your videos is insanely good!

Your art is so calming, ☺I love the way graphite and paper texture in the end. Beautiful art ❤

Beautiful black and white imagery!

Awesome paintings. Didn't think about using the white out fluid. Thanks!

The beauty of this video is indescribable. ♥️

Loved it! The second scene so tricky and you executed it beautifully. I had never heard of water soluble graphite but have to try it now.

Breathtaking. Such control of values and balance with a looseness of shape ❤

such a nice color palette through the video☺️

I have the exact table. Always journal in bed at the end of the day. This video was quite a treat.

What a nice painting! This is such a great way to do film study. Thanks for sharing! Love your video!❤

These are absolutely gorgeous

This video & these paintings are so beautiful & inspiring I could cry ❤

Such a refreshing and interesting channel. So glad I found your content 😌. You are a talented person!! Thank you for sharing with us🩷

What a lovely technique

Beautiful video! Love the chill vibes, thank you so much for sharing ♥

These are stunning!

what a nice idea!!! Loved the vibe of this picture you draw. I love to work with charcoal. This work really inspired me. Thank you.

Gloriously satisfying. Thank you for sharing.

STUNNING as always.

I've already seen it three times. It is extraordinary. Thank you

Amazing!!! You have such an eye for things! When I first saw the short scenes, I wondered how can they even be painted, captured? And you did it, so beautifully! I _really_ liked that you only used that charming "little" container of paint! Just one color, and just look what you can do with it! Thank you for sharing these, I hope I can incorporate these ways into my own art, that I really need to, and want to improve. God bless 🖤

so beautiful 🤍 love your art

Glad you watched the movies! Hope you enjoyed them. I think graphite was perfect for Stalker. The music in the end and the mood of the video reminded me of melancholic “rusty lake” puzzle games. Very lovely.

So………. Beautiful the result and Love the process thanks a lot for putting this kinda energy into the world rly appreciate it!

you make it look so effortless!!!!

I truly enjoyed that, thank you. And now I want to go buy some water-soluble graphite and masking fluid. I am teaching myself... Your video, very peaceful and calming before bed. So glad I saw this!

omg, this is so beautiful! I felt something nostalgic in each drawing, which warms my heart, and that makes me cry! I love you and your art! Please don't stop creating! T^T♡♡♡

gosh these are just stunning

Omg you have an amazing skill😍 so blessed you are. ❤

I really love your creativity

i would love that kind of table

abosultely love the sketches and the sounds.

these are too good, I love them!

You have incredible talent. We will always support you.

such a great Saturday morning surprise!

Perfect! Loved it!!❤

Beautiful work! I’ve never seen anyone work from video. It is so interesting to watch..👏🏻👏🏻🥰🥰

so satisfying😊😊

Absolutely brilliant 💌

So beautiful! 🥰

Lovely work! I have to try the Art Graf product.

Gad to know that The Perfect Sketchbook was well used. Beautiful work !

So Beautiful!

Lovely video as always! 😍 Also I’ve got to say, it is gutsy to do that kind of art on white sheets and with light sleeves 😯

This is so inspiring i want to pull out my water soluable graphite now

very nice technique!

It is the first time I see water soluble grafite. Thanks !

@stuartwray6175

8 ай бұрын

Me also.

Oh, I am so excited to watch this :)

your videos have been always a therapy for me

@PearFleur

10 ай бұрын

i am so glad to hear that :-)

will be watching this after a long day of studying, i just know its going to be great

What?! Wow, these textures are everything! I didn't know water soluble-graphite existed! Now I want to try it.

@stuartwray6175

8 ай бұрын

Neither did I, although I've used graphite powder with a damp cloth before.

Gorgeous.

This deserves more attention

OMG BEAUTIFUL 🖤

Lovely as always Pear

Beautiful!!!!❤

i love thissss😭😭😭💗💗💗💗💗💗

Beautiful, amazing,

Awesome !

Amazing! Thank you

magnifique ! merci !

Beautiful

What an amazing video!

Value studies are so important and I don’t do them nearly enough 🥺

No way these are real omg they are so beautiful!😭 Underrated video!

I've been wasting my Criterion subscription and haven't watched anything on it in a few months. This got me super excited and motivated to go watch some great cinema and check some things off my to-watch list, thank you:)

A very beautiful medium I need to try. :-) Very deft and sensitive work. :-)

A-MA-ZING!!!

Just relize how much time it took to make this video , i appreciate ur efforts 🧡🫡

C'est superbe ces gris... Mon esprit est devenu pierre pendant un moment😊

Thank you for choosing stalker! I watched that film and many others when I watched it in my Philosophy class!

I cant sleep and then yt recommended this. Thank God

ahh!! finally my favourite person has posted a new video.

I wish I could paint like you

wow!

LOVE this!! I need to try this. What are the sticks that you use to apply the masking fluid?

Всегда прекрасно

Beautiful as always. How do you like that table?

so random but i have the same foldable bamboo table !!!

such a lovely video!! Would love to know where you got the stand for your sketchbook from?? I wanna draw in bed now so badly haha

I have to know where you purchased that miniature table. I’ve been looking for one for forever and I just can’t seem to find one. Loved the video btw it was very relaxing! ❤

Wow!!!

Would love to see how you interpret Edward Yang!

You inspired me

I love that tape! I investigated that tape and ordered some…..I think it was initially a Japanese industrial tape…..medical grade? Never tried water soluble graphite but I want to now! Beautiful!

Please could you tell me where the table is from, it’s perfect