Buildings in Sydney – Design N’ Construction

Drawing With Surface Book 2 #9: Mix Of The Grace Hotel And Sydney Tower

What I like about The Grace Hotel is that it sits in corner of a street and has repetitive elements in its facade design. I drew the very top part of Sydney Tower on all top parts (Roof) of this hotel. The reason: As this hotel sits in the corner of the street, it has an amazing 3D view of the city. They offer a “romance night out” in their website and I believe if they had VIP rooms at the very top of their hotel, they could be one of the most coolest romance getaways of Sydney city 😉 What are you opinions? and do you know any cool romance night outs in Sydney? If yes please let me know!! 🙂

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Drawing Of A Building – St. Mary’s Cathedral

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Black And White Drawing – Queen’s Square

Did you know Hyde park barracks constructed by convict labour, designed by Francis Greenway. Shading is the key on black and white drawings. Watch to the end of this video to see how shading can help your drawings stand out on a black paper.

Drawing Of A Building – Sydney Hospital

The oldest hospital in Australia is the Sydney hospital which is located on 8 Macquarie St. I really like the use of repetition of forms, lines and shapes on this building. What do you like about this building? Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality. Coming up next: Colour Tonality – Warm Tone

Faber Castell Damp Paper Rendering Technique – Deutsche Bank Place

Did you know that the step-down roof allows light to reach the south-eastern side of this building? cool design! Faber Castell pencils are ideally suited to be used on wet watercolour papers, which makes the colour spread even more; That means more intense colour. It is one very easy technique where you can experiment with shading and colour layering. I had fun experimenting this technique and can not wait for the last technique with these colour pencils which is “Using a spray bottle!!” Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

Drawing With Surface Book 2 Tutorial #5: Commercial Travellers Building Drawing Of Martin Place

I am getting more comfortable using Sketchable application and Surface book 2 design tools. This drawing was fun and I enjoyed shading some parts in various colours, using drop colour at the right hand side of the application to re-use any colour I used through this drawing. This is getting more exciting and fun, I might experiment with other applications as some of you requested. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

Drawing With Surface Book 2 Tutorial #3: Experimenting With Microsoft Surface Rendering Tools – Phillip Street

My first rendering experience with surface book 2, of course it is so enjoyable but at the same time I challenged my self and did not look any tutorials. I did not have any idea how to use rendering techniques, that is why I did not even know the easiest tools such as “zoom in” and “moving” the paper. Before starting this drawing I found the “hand” on left hand side of the Sketchable software, it is helping me so much. I can easily move and pan the paper with that tool. I really like the rendering tools on this computer because there are many options here to choose from and very easy to use. I am still learning about the movement and size of pen tip while rendering. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

Faber Castell Pitt Pastel Pencil – Governor Phillip Tower

Drawing on black paper can be challenging. As soon as I put a dot on it, it stands out and actually the white part becomes so bold on black background. I believe drawing on black papers gives confidence and power to sketchers. I always feel proud and happy after finishing my sketches on this sketch pad. Try and let me know how you feel 🙂 Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

Uni Pin Fine Line Pen – Art Gallery Of New South Wales

Quick and sketchy look of Art Gallery Of New South Wales. Using only one type of pen and trying to sketch quickly. In this tutorial you can see some parts are not matching other parts or even the name of the building is not fully neat and not on straight line, you asked about this and I am trying to show you that mistakes are totally OKAY, you just need to keep continue with your sketch and at the end you will see that you did good 🙂 Happy sketching. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

Pen Drawing – Government House

Government House is constructed between 1837-1843. The home of the governor of NSW has been drawn in perspective and in detail. I used various colours to create depth. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

STAEDTLER Pen Drawing – Sydney Opera House

Sydney Opera House is one of the most amazing places in Australia. I am lucky because I am living in Sydney where I can visit this place whenever I want to. Drawing Sydney Opera House with Staedtler pens gave me the opportunity to experience the design and its characteristics. I recommend to all drawing lovers to draw their favourite places, these kind of drawings can help us understand the process of designers or sometimes some secrets, such as number of layers or moving process through or around buildings/places. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

Challenge #4: Sharpie Drawing Of Sydney Conservatorium Of Music

This challenge was SO requested and I did my best. I was not comfortable using Sharpie markers at all and did not know what to do actually. While I was drawing this I did not like it until I got to the end and added depth and some fun circles around which made me more happy about this drawing. Still not sure how I could improve it? Any idea? Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

HB Pencil Drawing – Customs House

This drawing is all about repetition of lines and shapes. Sometimes you need to make time for what you draw but if you love drawing, time passes so quick! Enjoy and as always have fun drawing. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

Drawing Tools – Australia Square

In this tutorial I have used various drawing tools to demonstrate colours, depth and shadows. Sometimes it is a good idea to use mix of your drawing tools together as they have different effect from each other. For example using ink pen helped me to outline and shade main parts of Australia Square and the watercolour pencil added hint of the city atmosphere and of course the brush at the end soften the colours to blend it to the background. How have you used your drawing tools and why? Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

Clutch Pencil Drawing – Burns Philip Company

In this tutorial you only see one design tool which is Zebra Drafix Clutch Pencil. This been highly requested and improves to you all that you do not need many tools to sketch! Just a clutch pencil can go all the way. Demonstrating details and depth by detailing and shading. This shipping company been built in 1901. It is located in Sydney city in Bridge street. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

Building Sketch Tutorial – Kent Street

This is a quick and short video showing you how easy and quickly you can sketch a building using only 1 blue ink pen. Sometimes using one colour and few hatching techniques can create a simple idea which will help you work on your concept. Trust your inner skills and just draw! Have fun. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

How To Draw Building Sketch – Sydney Observatory

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Did you know that there was first a windmill here above the first settlement? The site evolved into a fort then into Sydney Observatory which is now a museum because the light pollution from the city is too strong! I used these colours to experiment sketching for kids! I have been requested to draw for kids either and would like to know any suggestion and opinion you might have for me! Appreciated. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

How To Draw With Pencil – Museum Of Contemporary Art

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Use various types of pencils to draw and later you will be able to ink in your sketch or add colours, but it is important that you become comfortable with pencils. Remember every one can draw, if you can see you can draw. Observe and draw. Have an amazing day! Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

How To Draw Messy – George Street

Have you ever wondered how to draw messy? Just as messy as possible? It is so fun and actually wired. I remember I was so much better in this when I first began drawing many years ago but now I am controlling my self of what I see and the way I move my hand! I believe sometimes, it is great to forget what you know about sketching and just Sketch. I tried my best to be messy, I had so much fun. Try and let me know how you feel. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

Purple draws – The Rocks

What is your favourite colour? You asked me and I decided to let you know in this sketch! My favourite colour is Purple. I used few of my design tools which are purple and recoloured/ shaded this sketch. The Australian Steam Navigation Company (ASN Co) was a shipping company of Australia which operated between 1839 and 1887. The rocks – Sydney. Goods were stored here until importers paid the duty on them. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.

Sydney Harbour Bridge – Shading
Happy Australian Day everyone! For my subscribers who are not from Australia, today is Australian Day and why not try to sketch one of the iconic parts as Sydney Harbour Bridge! In this tutorial you understand the importance of shading and holding pencil. Remember to be comfortable and just shade any part you want and leave some for later! By no time, you will realise how creative you are. Trust me! Did you know Sydney Harbour Bridge??!!
– was designed and built by British firm Norman Long&co
– had 16 workers died during its construction
– has a steel through arch bridge nicknamed “The coat hanger”
– has 79% of the steel imported from England
– is held together by 6 million Australian-made rivets
– is 504m by 134m