Markers. Lisbon. Sketch
Last November I was in Lisbon (Steemfest) and made a lot of photos of the city, but I did not know how to draw. Now I can draw this, but I do not have time for everything. But yesterday I still found a couple of hours on the drawing. Yes, I interrupted, but the markers are very loyal in this regard))
I paint with markers in my favorite square sketchbook. I start to draw with a warm pink color outline.
Then I add a light gray marker.
The front of the house is green. It is made of tiles. I'm adding a basic tone.
I take the gray marker a little darker than the past and detail the sketch. It looks rude, but this stage is obligatory.
I add a blue marker to the facade. And I detail the shingles.
The same blue that I used above, I add to the sky. In the roof I add more pink.
I take the gray darker, I detail the windows and shadows.
I have to add the liner and sign the work.
On this sketch I took an hour and a half work, minus the time when I was distracted by household chores. It's too long for me and most sketches I do in an hour maximum ... But sometimes I can also enjoy the drawing process. And what do you think?
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Hey it is great to see you continuing with the sketches, I think your arquitecture marker sketches are really something.
Have you ever considered combining all of the process pictures into a moving image gif? I have seen a few people try this and the effect is really stunning!
Thank you so much for sharing your lovely art with us all on the Steem blockchain! I am glad you found elegance, or should I say that elegance got you! ;p
they are not architectural markers. There is no such thing as architectural markers, more likely, they are alchohol based markers. Markers are my favorite color medium... I kind of know a lot about them...
That is fantastic, when you specialize in a certain medium, you can get really good at it! Thank you Turtle Dance, for sharing your specialty! Are there any secrets you have learned about alcohol markers?
I like your style! every time I see one of your sketches you make it seem so easy to draw them.. But I'm quite sure if I would try to draw a building I would fail lol.. This one looks really nice..
wow you usually only take an hour to make your wonderful pieces * ___ * amazing !! i like this one :> it has a loftiness to it :>
Love the details and the step by step, as usual <3
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Awwwww. This is Lovely! . I'm not an artist but I do love good art works, I feel every good artist do a lot of awesome " magics" to produce a great work. Lol.... Is this one of the pictures you got from Lisbon? @amalinavia
Fabulous step by step! I've never tried markers- but I really want to have a go - and seeing all of the layers you add so quickly to your drawing makes my fingers itch to have a try - but I know there's no way I could reach your level- absolutely brilliant!
By the way, what variety of markers do you use? Love that last layer of detail you add with the liner- really adds movement and brings the whole thing to life.
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Thank you)) I thought to do something like a master class on the Steefest, so that anyone could try to draw with markers and with my helpers)) But I do not know if this will be relevant.
I draw with alcohol markers Copic, Graphit, Sketchmarkers, Stylefile, Touch and Finecolour))) They all interact well with each other.
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Great way to use colors, clearly detailed and each part tells its own story, no need of asking the author
Personally you did a great job here and makes me wonder if truly you started drawing recently 🤔
I love it @amalinavia. Thank you for sharing your process of how you made the sketch. I would never think to draw in layers like that. 😊
Great post ! I particularly like how the painting become alive through the different steps of its conception. You are so talented. Well done!
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