This video shows how to easily draw a realistic owl. It is a non-narrated timelapse.
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List of materials:
- Mechanical pencil: Tutto3, with 0.3 mm 2H lead, 0.5 mm HB lead, and 0.7 mm 2B lead:
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- Tombow Mono Zero Round Tip eraser - See it here: amzn.to/2lOFAfu
- Paper: Bristol Strathmore 400 11" x 14" (28 x 36 cm), the surface has a very fine grain and a creamy tint.) - amzn.to/2WGzq4i
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Recording Equipment:
Video camera: Panasonic HC-V380K - amzn.to/2xJwVmb
“L” shaped camera tripod - amzn.to/2xKUcnX
(To record the voice-over) Mic: Blue Yeti - amzn.to/2gnwxCp
Pop filter (Mic screen) - amzn.to/2ysgn0T
Mic Foam Windacreen - amzn.to/2zeiYc8
- Lighting: Studio softboxes: amzn.to/2xKSxhW
Laptop: Apple MacBookPro 13”. Mine is an older version of this beauty: amzn.to/2xKzHHL (note, the software I use for editing is Final Cut.)
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