Depicting Character in a Landscape Drawing

Video Transcript

"We'll start giving the details on this area itself by giving the texture of the stone and the passage and by giving the details on this spot. Ok, now it's very important for us to ensure that whatever we are trying to capture or imitate from a live scene or from let's say a picture like this, to be very careful as to whatever we have intended to capture, whether autumn scene or lovely settings sun of winters into the Konyac Omadi at the Konyac Omadi Point all these autumn trees. The character of it should not be lost; your emotion is going into it. Yes we understand but one doesn't need to be so engrossed into the painting or the drawing bit that you forget as to what character you were trying to capture. I'll be getting a similar one, like for example out here you can see dimension, the feeling of the tree and the whole rhythm in the work is very similar to what it was here. Hence our target of doing a landscape drawing has successfully been accomplished because we are very, very close to the character of the landscape that we've captured or we intended to capture from here."