"In the end it's just a painting, nothing happens if it fails" this is such a simple thought yet it's so true and meaningful ✨

@Idkwhattoputhere...306

Жыл бұрын

Yep,the ability to actually "delete" Is An amazing concept to me,ive never even tought of this.Ive done doodling(like literally doodling stuff that i Like)And Its rlly fun to do what you want without anything to drag u down,you dont feel judged,embarrased,and Stress doesnt hit you,just imagine this,when you make a drawing,the first thing that comes to your mind is to make it look good right?Since you dont wanna deal with the huge long proccess that takes process to make a good drawing right?The sketching,references,the tools,the experience that prob costed alot of papers...No one wants to deal with that which shows how useful this actually is...Anyway thats all that i Wanted to say.

@KingSolidTails

Жыл бұрын

Except for the loss of that one sheet and some of your expensive paint ;-;

@deftonesFTW

Жыл бұрын

@@KingSolidTails yeah thats true. When I worry about the painting I don't worry about how good it could be, but about how expensive the materials are :') I cant buy them frequently so I only use them in really special cases and the rest of my art I paint it digitally bc its cheap af :')

@Rena971

Жыл бұрын

@@Idkwhattoputhere...306 eñe

@Idkwhattoputhere...306

Жыл бұрын

@@Rena971 ?

I love these types of videos, in a few minutes you always leave us something useful! Your voice is also relaxing! Thanks Cesar from a italian Painter!

@CesarCordova

Жыл бұрын

Gracias! He visto tu último video sobre la Mona Lisa, excelente reflexión! Saludos!

@PaoloBizzocoArt

Жыл бұрын

@@CesarCordova Thank you, i‘ m HONORED and GRATIFIED for the comment and for seeing my video!

@chuuya_lqg

Жыл бұрын

It’s so nice seeing another Italian here!!

@PaoloBizzocoArt

Жыл бұрын

@@chuuya_lqg Ciao, anche tu italiana? Si, da pittore e piccolo KZreadr Cesar è un gran punto di riferimento!

@chuuya_lqg

Жыл бұрын

@@PaoloBizzocoArt È vero!

the art studio at my school had an old 'buddha meditation board' which worked exactly like this. You draw with the brush, and watch your strokes evaporate within the minute. I would draw people in the studio, the tree outside the window, and everything would pale back to an empty canvas. I think it makes the empty page more approachable, too.

確かに失敗への恐怖を無くすのは有効かもしれないなぁ… 絵を描く時、下描きが1番描いていて楽しいのは、何度でも消して書き直せるからなんだなぁ。 他の工程だとつまんないことが多いけど、ペン入れや色塗りをしている時は失敗してはいけないというプレッシャーが無自覚のうちにあるからなのか…

@AndyHug.

Жыл бұрын

@麦わらハット 絵描きならまず人様の絵を無断でアイコンにする非礼を自覚しようか…

@c_c4167

Жыл бұрын

最初からペンで描く俺は最狂

@user-vb9tu3zd4w

Жыл бұрын

確かに。ずっとペン入れを怖がっているんだよな～。僕、

Soy profesor de dibujo y este es uno de los principales consejos que doy a mis alumnos. 👌

@marthaarriaga5379

Жыл бұрын

Lo felicito ☺️ saludos‼️🌿🌻🌿🌻🌻🌻🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿

@sofiardz2801

Жыл бұрын

Gracias lo intentaré ya conseguí el pincel de agua 😸😸😸

@mightbyson

Жыл бұрын

Hell yea alumnos!

@demian7898

Жыл бұрын

Sobre que material se dibuja en el video???

@ruben2o147

Жыл бұрын

@@demian7898 También quiero saber 😞

I remember my art teacher giving us blackboards and wet paint brushes. They would dry so fast that you barely had time to get a general shape down before losing the entire image. Same concept. I miss that freedom. I'm gonna have to try this again

@PsychoBackflip

Жыл бұрын

Freedom is a state of mind Not something that lives within an exercise

ここ2年ほど絵から離れてて、でも描きたくて、いざ描くと苦痛でしかたなかったですが最近この練習法をやりだしてまた絵が少しづつ楽しくなってきました！ ありがとうございます😊🙏

Absolutely true. When we relax, when we lose the fear of losing a great drawing because of a mistake on expensive gear, we give ourselves permission to create honestly, as ourselves, with the most fun. And we create our best work that way.

@AlextheENTP

Жыл бұрын

I have a sketchbook that's the best of both. It has a black hardcover, but the pages are basically just slightly thicker printer paper. So it has the look of good material, so I feel like I'm working in a book fit for a rEaL ArTiSt, but I don't feel really stressed out about messing on the pages - in fact, I've ripped out some of the pages when I was truly unhappy with the drawing. (And I think it's worth noting that the drawings that came out so bad that they had to be ripped were the ones that I was too serious about. The ones where I just relaxed and sketched came out really charming!)

@PsychoBackflip

Жыл бұрын

@@AlextheENTP To me it's just so fascinating when reading through your comment, out of the blue you suddenly talk about being stressed out. Tell me: Do you think it makes sense that stress should be even an association to drawing or messing around ? It's just so illogical to me that stress even finds its way in there, because you are creating something from feeling inspired right. So it's like you have a completely uninvited guest with you in your chill out time that you didn't want and definitely don't need. Also that you say "real artist" is another fascinating thing as to who can deem anyone more real than anybody else ? There is no set in stone definition of an artist and as we all are creators, you are just as much a real artist as anybody else. We just buy into SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO many stupid, limiting, devestating ideas for ourselves that most of us are simply not aware of and I find that so weird and fascinating!

Gracias César. He estado aprendiendo a pintar contigo y otros pintores de manera autodidacta desde el 2017. Y esto que dices lo he estado realizando y hoy me ayudas a saber que no estoy mal. He realizado un mismo retrato por más de un año y capa sobre capa no acaba de gustarme. Ha sido para mí un curso de prueba y error una y otra vez. Tengo 64 años y no me doy por vencido nunca. Gracias, como recuerdo lo de borrar tu dibujo y volverlo a realizar que te hizo realizar un maestro. Perseverancia

日本語の字幕で読んでます。大切なことを伝えてくださり、ありがとうございます。

So true! When we create without the fear of failure is when we have the most fun. It's so important to keep that reminder and to not get stuck to aim for perfection. This was a brilliant video that gave me this reminder. 💕 Thank you!

This is such a good exercise, I will propose this to my art teacher, he’s always open to new ideas and he might make a new subject out of it for his middle/high school classes !

衝撃的なアイデアですね｡ 新しい領域に辿り着いた気分です、 ありがとうございます。

@AndyHug.

Жыл бұрын

お前さんはまず基礎を学べ 新しい領域だらけだぞ

Gracias profesor, desde que vi su video de "romper" los dibujos me he dado cuenta de que no hay que tener miedo a empezar de nuevo, me he vuelto menos temeroso a equivocarme, y si un dibujo por alguna razón no me sale, es mucho mejor volver a empezar hasta tener un resultado satisfactorio. Tengo también la suerte de justo tener ese tipo de pizarra, así que con gusto probaré el método de pintar con agua:) saludos

急にオススメに出てきました。 観てる日本人いるのかな？

As a teen, I did these kind of warmup exercises on a little tablet sized marker board. Great way to work out a layout or several subtle changes in a pose, or composition.

In this way we can practice over and over again without thinking of wasting.

This is great life advice in general. As someone who's always fighting being weighed down by guilt from my past, I really love this message. I'm not a serious artist & don't expect to ever be a serious artist, but I think I may try this exercise as a sort of spiritual practice, kind of like rangoli. I need to embrace impermanence more. Beautiful video, thank you for this 🙏💚

Que increíble consejo! Acabo de comenzar a realizar trabajos creativos en KZread pero muchas veces me encuentro muy preocupado por el resultado final y al final no disfruto de algo que me trae tanta felicidad. Esta claro que tengo mucho que aprender y mejorar, pero con una mentalidad rígida nunca lo podré lograr. Gracias por el video.

Maestro ,como siempre das voz y respuesta a nuestras mismas inquietudes y perplejidades, de las cuales a veces no somos ni siquiera concientes,pero que nos dificultan la ejecucion de un dibujo o pintura..gracias Cesar !!

AMAZING lesson. Thank you for this genius technique. ❤

Lo único importante es cuántas veces uno lo vuelve a intentar...en verdad que esta frase es una máxima de vida, así pues, el arte, las bellas artes nos ayudan a vivir la vida desde la esencia del ser humano. Qué bonito vídeo y qué buenos comentarios van generando. Gracias Maestro.

Thank you, so true. Freedom to draw, paint and grow with mistakes, which many times comes out to be a good surprise.

This video came to me at a moment when i was desperatly hopeless, gave me the courage to try again. Thank you very much.

Never thought about painting like that! Very inventive technique, imma try It soon. Thanks for the inspo, appreciate It!

Amazing, love the idea of letting go

Words of wisdom. 🙏Gracias!

Tal cual! Yo hace unos años hice como un cielo violeta, con rayos y hace unos meses pensé: porqué no inventar a lo q salga? Comencé a pincelear y dibujar con diferentes colores y ahora tengo un hermoso cuadro

I like the calm tune of your videos .. find it relaxing and that I can always redraw and expand my perception of my subjects .. and it is ok to make mostakes .. maybe it would end up being a happy one.. the price of the art materials, though not on the high end of prices, and the anxiety accompanied with the thought of me running out of the materials just gets me so stiff and unwanting to experiment. Given that i purchased these materials for having fun rather than making masterpieces that would last for eternity in the first place.

Thank you for English subtitles !!!

This is a great exercise, I have experienced the stifling effect of using the "good" art supplies. I even have such a waterbrush lying around, I'll give it a go!

Thank you so much, this is the help i really needed to hear right now 🙏

Thank you for very correct words! I will definitely try this exercise!

Love the advice and your language my dudes. Very motivational.

Spectacular. Subscribed! You have found peace and tranqu joy in your art, and I too value such things. I am looking forward to more of your content.

¡gran consejo Cesar!

Thank you so much for sharing this with us. You are right, art should be fun and experimental

Я художница из россии. Первый раз увидела ваш канал по видео с картиной с собакой на закате. Читаю по переведенным субтитрам. Рассказываете очень интересно... Ваш язык необычный и красивый для меня)

@Oenbois

Жыл бұрын

Согласна, классный информативный канал. Думаю, что на русском ютубе тоже есть с такой тематикой, но нам повезло раньше них встретить именно César Córdova)

@user-cs7ju6gm2k

Жыл бұрын

Из России

Köszönöm szèpen. Thank you. 😊

Te felicito.... Exquisito el video... Arte vivo, instantáneo y efímero... Genial...

I used these type of pen and paper when i was first learning hiragana and it helped me be flexible and better my handwriting

Gracias! I need to learn to loosen up my drawings, I always find them stiff and I get bored of them after a couple of days. I should definitely try this technique!

Thank you for this!

Molto grazie! Cesar

Brilliant idea!

Such profound words. 👏

Thank.

Justo lo que necesitaba para retomar mis prácticas. Gracias!

Это были те слова которые мне так были необходимы Спасибо большое за чудесный урок!!!

@yustinedecembersky5588

Жыл бұрын

@@user-cs7ju6gm2k субтитры?

@martamarta1461

Жыл бұрын

@@user-cs7ju6gm2k включите субтитры

I feel like this is a condensed version of many of CJ The X's thesis on art and I love it

lovely advice

thank you much i find a lot of time stop drawing because fear of making mistakes. from now on i will try to continue drawing, mistakes is for growth

La primera vez que hice un mural me enamore de una sensación completamente contraria, cuando dibujas puedes arrancar la hoja romperla, tirarla y olvidar tus ideas, en un mural no tienes la oportunidad de rendirte, así que no eres libre de renunciar a tus ideas, los resultados siempre son mucho más increíbles de lo que creías.

Great vision. This is how you discover 👍

Beautiful ❤️

Thank you 👍🏻, this is what i feel about expensive tools

No puedo dejar de sorprenderme con que la mayoría de comentarios son en otro idioma siendo que el video es en español, que lindo ver tanta gente entendiendo nuestro idioma, se siente hasta raro porque siempre somos nosotros los que escribimos en inglés para comunicarnos con otra gente

@sapphirenawaf

Жыл бұрын

Si sabes que tiene varios subtítulos no?

@nachotagg

Жыл бұрын

@@sapphirenawaf sinceramente me acabo de dar cuenta JAJAJAJA, dejame la ilusión porfa

@Jassr22

Жыл бұрын

@@nachotagg xD

@nachotagg

Жыл бұрын

@@rikatai1931 quizás sea porque en tu país es muy normal el hablar dos idiomas pero si ese no es el caso un aplauso enormes a tus padres

@deftonesFTW

Жыл бұрын

Ojalá realmente hubiera gente extranjera que le interesara el español jaja :')

Gracias ❤

Gracias maestro he crecido mucho como pintor y maestro Gracias a tus cuestionamientos y concejos 😊 saludos

Thank you .

Esto explica por que cuando dibujaba en las mesas de escuela me salían increíbles pero no en mis hojas y todo era por que no tenia miedo de fracasar ya que era solo un boceto en una mesa, obvio habló de mis años de secundaria y no tenía tanta habilidad como ahora, pero concuerdo con lo de perder el miedo. Más confianza tenemos en nuestros dibujos más nos permitiremos expandirnos. El arte es más poderoso siendl libre.

누가 번역하셨는지는 모르겠지만 한국어 자막 만들어주셔서 감사합니다. 당장 종이 들고 펜 들고 싶어지는 영상이었네요 ❤ Gracias

Inspirador.... 👏🏻

Full!!!!

Un ejercicio muy interesante, gracias por compartir la filosofía y el disfrute del proceso. ❤

yeah and took me so long to actually realize this when i was already about like 25, every artist should be taught about this first to free every artist👍👍👍

Una idea muy importante para los artistas y todos los demás. Gracias.

Sería grandioso que puedas dar clases de arte particulares, online.

@CesarCordova

Жыл бұрын

cesarcordova.com/clases.html

ありがとう😢私の今の課題を解決する動画

Cuánta razón!!!★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆

Necesito este consejo ahora mismo. Gracias

Damn, this actually is so simple yet genius

my figure class is doing something similar! we do quick gestures in vine charcoal and wipe them all away with old cloth. it eases the anxiety of making something beautiful or wasting pads of newsprint. i've never improved this fast in my life.

めっちゃいい練習法ですね！やってみます

Thank you for sharing this amazing story

Спасибо! Дзякуй!!!

Muy interesante. Muchas gracias!

Wow que interesante no solo es un ejercicio de dibujo, es un ejercicio mental, todos deberían hacer esto :0

o cara não é só um artista, também é um poeta

I have that exact same water brush pen thing!

Gracias!❤❤❤❤

What an awesome idea

Maravilloso gracias.

time to try it out 💚💚💚💚

thank you

Ay me encanta 🖤 justo me compré una cajita de estos pinceles, voy a practicar así! Gracias por este consejo tan útil✨

Adorei a dica usar para treinar meus desenhos de esboços......

Gracias por su consejo.

MERCIIIII❤

Buen consejo como profesor de dibujo y pintura felicidades eres excelente

Me encantan tus vídeos.

Que bello!!!

This is a lovely video! I love the message and that's a great exercise

@EbbermanEmily

Жыл бұрын

Also you have a very soothing voice :)

I use the hard backing cardboard from a pad of watercolor paper, or other paper. It holds the water just a bit longer than regular paper

Dope technique

いいスペイン語の勉強になります

Exactly as I thought !!!

谢谢你老师，虽然我只看过你这一个视频，但请允许我叫你老师，你的这一番话对我真的有很大的作用，我画画害怕失败，害怕被别人批评不好看，于是最近总是很焦虑，有的人比我年轻但却画的比我好，但从这一刻开始，我想，我会真正的了解绘画的乐趣，并从容的拿着画笔。 最后，请允许我最后说一次，谢谢你老师。

I noticed I used to draw so much more when my family was poorer and i didn't have access to much equipment. I would fill my school books and any paper i could find with drawings using plain pencil or ballpoint pens. Now i am an adult, i can afford more expensive art supplies but find myself struggling to convince myself to use them and that my art is worth using them. Almost like I dont want to waste it by making bad art with it

Yes, it’s true 😊