How To Paint Portraits: Episode One – Russell Petherbridge's Portrait Andrew Tischler breaks down his process on how to paint portraits from start to finish, in a methodical step-by-step sequence. It all starts working from direct observation, carefully planning the piece with a colour sketch, and then finally working this into a larger studio painting.

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Learn how to draw with pencils with my step by step drawing tutorials. Let me show you how to draw anything from beginning to the end. For some subject like drawing animals, blocking in the basic shapes first is useful. For portrait drawings, starting with the eye is my preferred method of drawing. But whatever the subject matter or method, I will always show you the easiest and most effective way to draw.

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In this video I want to show an example of how you can cut a glass bottle or a jar using sunflower or motor oil, at home or in the studio. The thicker the glass, the bigger the piece of hot metal should be! Be careful and watch out for drops of hot oil. INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/romanursu ___ Welcome to my channel Roman UrsuHack where you will learn how to make hand made crafts, New Year crafts, presents, toys, Halloween scares. The main thing is that one can make it at home and with one's own hands. You are interested in handiwork, craft or you just have nothing to do, haven't you? You have found the channel you really need. Here you can find lots of crafts, hand made items, and the main thing is that they all made of make-shifts and at the lowest cost!

How To Become a Graphic Designer 2016 Becoming a Graphic Designers and starting a Design Career is Not the Same as Being a Designer 5 or 10 Years Ago. The Design Industry and Creative Services is Constantly Evolving with Technology and the Market. Consumer expectations change rapidly today. New technology and ways of consuming media are developed each and every year. Platforms with millions of users crop up overnight. New creative tools enter the marketplaces every 18 months. It can feel overwhelming to work as a Graphic Designers. Learning Design is no longer as simple as learning the Gestalt Principles, Good Typography and Digital Print Production. Its more than adding Web Design to your resume. Learning Design is now a matter of learning (or maybe it has always been this way) how people consume and how to do storytelling with the tools and the platforms of the era, and right now there are a lot of them. Becoming a Graphic Designer today means you almost can't afford to be niche if you plan to work for a medium or small business full time. The can't afford specialist in most cases and don't have the workload to support them. Large businesses and enterprises can hire full time graphic designers tha specialize. If you want to specialize in many cases you may be better off becoming a freelance graphic designer. Becoming a freelance graphic designer will give you more flexibility in you career if you can make it practical financially.

How did I make a montage that wasn't fully infested by other Cloud players? Easy. As soon as I found LITERALLY any other character, I stayed there for about an hour. Also, making this has been an insanely tight schedule so I'm glad it's finally done and made in the timely fashion of 48 hours of nonstop work to some degree. Thank you all and enjoy the new How to Play. :)

Roger Cook demonstrates how to cut and shape stones for hardscaping projects. (See below for a shopping list, tools, and steps.) Shopping List for How to Cut and Shape Stones: - Stone of various sizes and shapes Tools List for How to Cut and Shape Stones: - Gas-powered cut-off saw with diamond blade, for sawing stone Right-angle grinder with diamond blade, used to cut stone - Rotary-hammer drill with masonry bit, for boring holes into stone - Small sledgehammer, used to strike hand tools - Wedges and feathers, for splitting stone - Hand tracer, for splitting stone - Stone buster, used to crack larger stones - Handset, for trimming edges of stones - Hand point, used to chip off high spots - Bushing hammer, for finishing surface of just-cut stones Steps for How to Cut and Shape Stones: 1. Use a gas-powered cut-off saw or angle grinder to cut stone. 2. To hand-split a stone, begin by using an electric rotary hammer and masonry bit to drill holes spaced 4 inches apart across the stone face. 3. Insert a steel wedge and pair of steel feathers (shims) into each hole. 4. Use a hammer to alternately tap each wedge into the hole. 5. Continue to lightly tap each wedge until the stone cracks in two. 6. To split a stone with a hand tracer, set the tracer on top of the stone and tap it with the hammer. Move the tracer down an inch or so and strike it again. 7. Continue in this fashion until you’ve a cut line across the stone. 8. Move the hand tracer back to the beginning and repeat, tap it, move it, tap it, move it, until the stone splits in two. 9. To crack large stones, use a stonebuster tool. Set the buster on top of the stone, then strike it sharply with a hammer to cut a line across the stone. Repeat until the stone splits. 10. To trim the edge of a stone, use a carbide handset. Hold the handset at an angle to the stone, then strike the handset with a hammer to chip off small pieces of stone. 11. Use a carbide-tipped hand point to chip protrusions and high spots off of a stone face. 12. To smooth and even out the surface of a stone, lightly tap it with a bushing hammer. 13. Continue to tap the stone until achieving the desired level of smoothness.