Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial.
I am Leonardo Pereznieto and before we start drawing I want
to share with you an article written by the famous journalist
Karsten Strauss and published on Forbes magazine, 3 Entrepreneurs
who changed their lives with Youtube… and here this is me [Laughs].
I will place the link of the article in the information
below the video, so you can read it.
Ok, and now let´s draw a chrome sphere, on the snow.
We may use a glass and a pencil to draw our circle.
And then, with a green marker we sketch the reflection of the
horizon line…
And we add some plants, and trees.
With white pastel we achieve the brightest reflection.
While, with a black marker we do other reflections,
such as a pine.
The closer the objects are to the side of the sphere
the more get distorted.
While, the once toward the center, appear more normal.
We may use a gray pencil for the reflection of the bottom half,
so that it is less strong... and we give light with the pastel.
Now let´s work the blue of the sky, I love drawing, so much!
Using a stamp and then a lighter blue, we integrate
the tone.
Excellent!
Use that magic that you, as an artist have
in your hands, to create beauty.
Good! Let´s reinforce some parts
and refine some reflections.
The list of materials, is in the information
below the video.
Now, also with a gray, we do the shadow.
Our sphere is going to be slightly inset in the snow,
to show the softness of this.
Good! In regards to the snow landscape,
I want to make it looked as if it were wavy or hilly.
We draw here with white pencil, what will be the first edge
and the second one.
We can do a series of white dots, that will look like sparkles
on the ice or snow.
And we do a third and last ridge a little bit lost in the horizon.
Let´s do some more sparkles close by!
This drawing has been very fun to do!
I love it!
I want to enrich the bottom part of the sphere
with more tones of blue.
Something like that, a little bit darker
and also a slight reflection on the snow.
That´s the idea.
I would love it if you can let me know in the comments
what do you think about this.
Let´s give it the last touches and it´s ready!
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Subtitled by: Grethel Trejo