September 3, 2024

Reacting To Our First Tutorials

Watch us cringe as we look back and reflect on our very first YouTube tutorials in episode 17 of The Sketch Wave

Reacting To Our First Tutorials (YouTube)

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Bast.the.1 · September 23, 2024

yo crazy, it was so long ago - this picture. It was the reason why I bought an iPad and Procreate back then. I painted the picture straight away and was so super proud. Thank you for your great lessons.

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peten3030 · September 5, 2024

Im having so much fun drawing as a very casual hobby thanks to your videos! Wish there was a place we can all share and see each other's versions of the paintings !

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John Morgan · September 4, 2024

Two comments other than "thanks" for what you two are doing. Excellent. First comment. I've been watching you (James) for a long time. I always wondered what you looked like...given all I saw was your wrist usually with an assortment of bracelets on. Second, you mention older people following you and participating. I am almost 83. Because of your tutorials I have become able to take a photograph of mine and convert it into a digital painting. I love doing that because it requires me to apply all the techniques I am learning from you, but always with a large number of layers which I hardly ever combine. Additionally, I'm just learning about your work Joel. I want to tackle your flowery cottage composition. Love the colors and details. Thanks again for your podcast. Keep it up!

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Kelly Bagley · September 3, 2024

Same here I been following James for 1 year now and love doing his paintings my family thinks I am an artist. It takes me about 3 days but it worth it but that is maybe 3 hours in one day

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Bud Taylor · September 3, 2024

I like the banter on Sketch Wave, its informal and respectful. I'm a señor who has followed James for about three years. I like some quick, vivid tutorials but I'm now hooked on the long ones - an hour + a 15 minute extended is rewarding for me. I do these over many hours and many days. The long ones let me get away from a feeling of "paint by numbers" and more into a sense that I'm painting and creating. I try to understand what James teaching then get into a zone where I own it.