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Dude single handedly taught me more about art than every art teacher combined

@jimbow25

7 күн бұрын

Shut up

@dumpyyummy

5 күн бұрын

literally he has a talent with teaching art (and art itself)

This is seriously the best art channel I found on KZread. Thank you so much, you are helping out so much! I never had more fun drawing before.

All of your creatures look like they could come from the mist! ❤

The thumbnail was literally popping out of the page to me! Holy the depth and shading is great

You have helped me so much. Now I’m not scared to draw.

your channel helps sm especially the texture videos the human skin one help me so so much thank u sir🦋🦋

@bobbyrebholz2183

5 күн бұрын

I'm so glad it helped. Thanks for watching the lessons.

Love these kind of tutorials man, really nice feel to it and helpful for listening along to while I draw some complete dogshit. Helps me not get discouraged lol

Great lesson! The process you show is so clear, I used too many tools now I learned to control my 4B to get quite realistic drawings. Everything you show is relatively easy to reproduce. Thanks for great book! 120+ pages of pure enjoyment.

@bobbyrebholz2183

4 күн бұрын

You're very welcome!

I needed to hear some of the "life lessons" as I'm going through some hard bits of wanting to get out of work, and pursue art. But skills are gravely lacking. The "stop trying for perfection, and just do the work and the techniques and everything will come"

just listening along I've learned a lot and even though it's not my style some of your tips have helped my own style a ton

@bobbyrebholz2183

2 күн бұрын

Happy to help!

These tutorials have helped me out so much! Thank you! 😊❤🎉

@bobbyrebholz2183

5 күн бұрын

You're so welcome!

I love your videos man. Real PBS feel. Keep up the great work

@bobbyrebholz2183

5 күн бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

Thank you so much for sharing your talent and encouraging lessons!

@bobbyrebholz2183

6 күн бұрын

You are so welcome!

Hello Bobby! Almost a 100 degrees here so you were my project of the day and it was all worth it thanks

@bobbyrebholz2183

5 күн бұрын

Thanks! It feels like Death Valley out there.

I like the advice on viewing from above. So true about perspective. Thank you for your efforts.

@bobbyrebholz2183

6 күн бұрын

My pleasure!

This was very cool. Thank you! I'm older (53) and doing this kind of art really interests me. And I appreciate how you are explaining in real time, because I would come across the same decisions. It's helpful to see how you solved them.

I've got "Anatomy for the Artist" and it's great. But I wonder, is there an animal anatomy book that you could suggest. Quaddroped musculature? I've dissected many animals when hunting to eat as a youth (you do what you have to to survive.) so I've studied the anatomy first hand, but I don't remember half of it.

@drawsessions hey anytime you say "your mandible" it's not a problem bud im sure people on here are drawing what you've made, to learn 😊

Love this video, but I think you should try to shade within the bounds, because shading in the bounds is also a skill, and good common practice. When I started shading it was meh, but I noticed that when I shade, I do it inside the bounds, and I don't realise I am doing it; I think you got used to shading outside the lines. Bit of criticism from me.

@bobbyrebholz2183

3 күн бұрын

Thanks. To each their own.

Hi! Great work and thank you for sharing your insights. I’m having trouble telling if the paper is toned because of the lighting. Is sort of a warm color darker than white?

@bobbyrebholz2183

7 күн бұрын

It's Moleskine!

Day 2 of asking for a tutorial of metal and machines

@bobbyrebholz2183

7 күн бұрын

I will make a tutorial on that in the near future.

@abacatinho2581

7 күн бұрын

@@bobbyrebholz2183 thank you

Hey mentor .. Is there any way you can apply your technique on digital?