22 thoughts on “Time Lapse Sketch”

1. That’s interesting, do you start off sketching the image in green or is that a tint to the video? Also, is that a pen or brush that you use for the lighter shading?

   • Thanks, Cez. I started the sketch with an erasable blue colored pencil, works very well if you have messy sketch lines but want to go straight to inks. I used a fine sharpie pen for outlining, and tombow brush pens for the shading.

     • It works well. I’ve never had any training or anything and only just started sketching using different pencils about a year ago, so It’s always nice to see how other people draw and with what tools.

2. that is so great I love the sketch and the video is awesome too. I always love seeing other artists processes.

   • Thank you, Keke!

3. loving the stretched out gums

   • Thank you, Leon!

4. Hey, just saying that I really enjoyed watching this. I have been trying to do time lapse videos too. I have a youtube account .. just haven’t figured this stuff out yet. I was going to do a few portraits or even some “how to ” stuff. idk. 🙂

   • Thanks Amanda, I appreciate it. I recommend it. It’s a great way to track your own progress. Plus, it’s be great to look back a couple of years from now and see how you’ve grown as an artist.

5. Great work, Carlos! Thanks for sharing it.

   • Glad you like it! Thanks for the kind words.

6. Thank you for liking my post! I can see that you apparently can draw! This was truly an amazing video! I hope to visit and see more of your works! Keep drawing!!

   • You’re very welcome Shaina, I enjoy your work! Thank you for taking the time to view my work, I appreciate the kind words.

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8. How do you draw with a camera? 🙂

   Very nice 🙂

   • I set the camera on a tripod next to me during the session. I tried to hold the camera during a previous drawing, and it was a very awkward experience. Definitely requires some practice.

     • Humm. I’d have to try it. Still, your work is great!

     • Thank you! Definitely recommend it, it’s a good way to look back and see how you’ve progressed and how you can improve.

     • Any advice ?

     • -Draw something light before you begin. Warm ups are always helpful.
       -Check your camera frequently to make sure it’s still recording. Technology can fail at times.
       -Patience. Editing can be a pain, but the end result is well worth the effort.

     • Even more practice drawing lightly 🙂 I would avoid mechanical pencils because of my heavy hand . But a friend used them …. Now I do too 🙂

       My husband understands about technology failing . As a pastor, puppeteer and an online teacher when he thought he was recording something…..

       Thank you so much for sharing 🙂

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   Excellent

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