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TUTORIAL: How to Sketch a STREET DOWNHILL (Loose Urban Sketching Step By Step) (Patreon)

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2023-10-29 11:16:14
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Important TIPS you must know when Urban Sketching streets  DOWNHILL!

Please download the high resolution reference below as well as the the proportion templates attached so you can easily sketch along with this tutorial. If you have any problems please let me know!

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Please download the high resolution templates & reference attached below.👇🏼

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PATREON: How to Sketch a STREET DOWNHILL (Loose Urban Sketching Step By Step)

Important TIPS you must know when Urban Sketching streets going DOWNHILL! Ink & Watercolor tutorial.

Comments

Michael

Hey Scottie, this was a very challenging scene, even doing it along with the video I still made mistakes. My lamp was too low and I ended up needing an extra row of windows on the left building. I think I did ok on getting the angles to the vanishing point. There was a lot to think about. I plan to try the other photos (from the vote) to see if I can do it on my own. Thanks for the great tutorial. :)

Kathryn B Borel

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Kathryn B Borel

Thank you for this terrific tutorial. I was trying to post the photo and then wasn't sure I was in the right place. Maybe you could tell me if the photo came in to the right area of your site. Next up for me, man in café. Loving this adventure.