- [Adam] Where are you going?
Wanna go up to the library?
(Steph laughing)
It's right here if you wanna go inside.
He says he wants to do some research
on drains and plumbing.
- [Steph] Oh, bye.
- [Adam] He said, "My toilet's broke."
- Hi Art Friends.
- [Adam] Hello Art friends.
- Today we're at the library and we're gonna
be drawing some animals.
- [Adam] Yeah, so be quiet guys.
- Are you still filming?
Oh, okay.
I thought you were shutting me up.
(laughing)
So we're just gonna look for a few books first,
to try and see--
- [Adam] We're gonna see if we can find anything in here
to do with animals.
Ooh, four steps to lower my cholesterol.
- That might not be the book we need for today.
- [Adam] I'll be checking that one out later.
That's not an animal.
Ten Million Aliens.
You know guys, we did our very first Doodle Date
in this very same library.
And I think I actually picked up that book.
- I thought it seemed familiar.
- [Adam] No joke, I was like,
"Where have I seen that before?"
- [Steph] Oh no, the dog book.
- [Adam] Dropped me dog.
- [Steph] Okay, we've got dogs, they're definitely animals.
Do we pick the spider book?
- [Adam] Ew.
Whoa, whoa.
I'll spare your eyes if you're scared of spiders.
How about the frozen planet one?
There's polar bears and penguins and stuff in that one.
- [Steph] Yeah, I guess we can do it.
- [Adam] That's quite a big one, yeah, be careful.
So we've got dogs, arctic life--
- [Steph] What about Nick Baker's Bug Book?
- [Adam] Yeah, Nick Baker looks like
a pretty trustworthy guy.
Maybe we should--
- [Steph] Oh, there was a hedgehog.
Most of it's a load of bees though.
- It's just got a really big section on bees to pad out.
- There's a lot of ones on British birds.
- [Adam] Okay, birds seem good.
You guys have been asking for British birds for,
I can't remember how long.
So--
- [Steph] That one's got quite a few nice little ones in.
- [Adam] Oh, yeah, we could have done some of them there.
- [Steph] Yeah, okay.
- [Adam] Bugs, birds, and like arctic things?
That's quite a big range.
- I was really hoping to find an animal encyclopaedia.
But, you know--
- [Adam] The library doesn't have one.
- Bugs, birds, and frozen animals.
- [Adam] We'll make our own encyclopaedia.
You're even putting the books down quietly.
Oh, okay, (mumbles).
Can you explain to me why there's a really big hole
in this table?
- [Steph] It's for your finger.
- [Adam] Wooo.
Okay guys, so the plan is,
what we're gonna do, is we're gonna pick a book.
But, the twist is, right, I am gonna flick through
the pages and whichever one it lands on,
you have to draw it.
- Okay.
- [Adam] Can you deal with that?
- Okay.
So you're gonna do that for me.
- [Adam] Yeah, I'll try and do it one handed here.
Oh, need to get a good, there we go.
You ready?
(mumbles)
(chuckling)
What a handsome chap.
- [Steph] So you want me to draw this dog?
- [Adam] What's he called?
- [Steph] A Sealyham Terrier.
- [Adam] A Sealyham Terrier.
It sounds like an element you'd find on the periodic table.
- Well since I'm using this book--
- [Adam] It's full of Sealyham.
- [Steph] I'm gonna give you a bird to draw.
- [Adam] Oh no, I didn't agree to this.
- [Steph] A Tree sparrow.
- [Adam] Oh, I like sparrows, okay.
So that's mine.
Hey honey, do you know how you put together
a yellow fence?
- No.
- [Adam] With a Yellowhammer.
(laughing quietly)
That took you too long.
The comedic timing has ended.
- [Steph] Okay, so I guess it's time for me
to draw this dog.
- [Adam] His nose.
- [Steph] He has some kind of like a little beard thing.
He's also got a lot of fuzz on his head there.
- [Adam] He's got a bit of Bob Ross going
on on top of his head.
- [Steph] Little stumpy tail.
And his legs are really stubby.
- [Adam] Where are they?
It looks like they stuck a dog's head on a sheep's body.
- [Steph] Yeah, he does.
- [Adam] You can give him like a
little plasticizing poop tail.
- [Steph] It is a weird little lumpy tail.
Adam's here, by the way.
- It's me.
- [Steph] I don't think you've been in it yet.
- Oh.
I've lost the sparrow page.
Oh no.
Let's just refer to the index.
(Steph laughing)
It was called a Tree sparrow, right?
- [Steph] Oh, you weren't joking.
- This is what we used to do before Google was around.
Back in my day.
(Steph chuckling)
A Tit, bearded.
Thrushes.
Oh dear, this is the bird book, isn't it?
(laughing)
Tree sparrow.
Page 87.
- [Steph] Have you figured it out?
- Yeah, see?
And that's why we don't rely on search engines.
Now, the Tree sparrow or as they say
in Latin (speaks Latin).
That's what it says, (speaks Latin).
It's kind of shaped like a jellybean, right?
- [Steph] Right.
- [Adam] With the little tail sticking out the end.
So that's the kind of shape I'm gonna go with.
There's kind of like this and it comes out.
And he's got a beautiful round head.
- [Steph] That's a very nice jellybean.
- [Adam] Yeah, but again, when I very first started
drawing, I couldn't really draw anything
when you very first started teaching me.
And Steph was super patient with me.
And this was one of the first exercises that
you ever taught me.
It was trying to break things down into shapes
and it helps with like everything.
Not just animals, but seriously guys.
Get in with the tail a little bit and his wings overlap
here, so when you put the basic shapes where they're going,
you can just sort of add all these other little bits
as you go along.
Before you know it, you've got a bit of
a Tree sparrow going on.
And then guys, because it looks kind of like realism
right now, but because you've got the basic shape,
you can then go in and--
- [Steph] Give him like a big cartoony eye.
- [Adam] Like exaggerate stuff, like give him a really
like rawr.
(Steph laughing)
It does feel so nostalgic being in here again though.
Because our first Doodle Date we didn't even talk.
- [Steph] Yeah, we didn't.
- I guess it's 'cause it's a library,
but we were kind of nervous.
(Steph chuckling)
- [Steph] You never shut up now.
(chuckling)
- Put me on mute.
Don't put me on mute, please.
I'm trying to give you good advice.
Please, don't go.
And then you can kind of just go in for your detaily bits.
- [Steph] Aw.
- [Adam] We erase his bum, 'cause you can't see
his bum from this angle.
- [Steph] You're drawing that so much faster.
I haven't even done anything else on my weird dog yet.
- That's the thing, if you can get really good
at identifying shapes and things,
you can draw so many things so quickly as well.
Shapes are like amazing.
So what have you got for your little doggy?
- [Steph] A big nose.
- [Adam] He does have quite the snout.
- [Steph] I have a feeling it might look weird when
I'm done drawing it, but just because the dog itself
looks so weird.
- [Adam] If I was gonna draw a human version of him
he'd be like an older guy with a handlebar moustache.
You see it?
- [Steph] He does have a lot of facial hair going on.
- [Adam] He's got that beautiful afro up top.
- [Steph] His head looks so small to the rest of him,
but that's true to his breed.
But it looks a bit--
- [Adam] I'll have you know I'm a thoroughbred
and my head's tiny for a reason.
(Steph chuckling)
Now get the poop tail.
- [Steph] And his little tiny, fuzzy, legs.
- [Adam] He's got right little stumps, doesn't he?
Guys, let me know if you own or have owned
one of these dogs.
- [Steph] Is it real?
(Adam laughing)
- [Adam] Are they real.
- [Steph] It's in a library so it seems pretty legit.
- [Adam] Great Photoshop, bro.
It kinda looks like he's got a lot of,
they kind of look like tentacle udders.
- [Steph] Now, I'm using very limited supplies
in my pencil case.
If you'd seen my pencil case earlier,
you'd know what's in here.
And I fancied lining this with a brush.
So I'm using this ink wash.
It's kind of difficult to get thin lines with it
because the brush is quite thick.
But you can get some very nice line variations.
- [Adam] Oh there it goes, yeah.
Make sure you get some nice variation on this stump.
I promise I'll try and pick you a cute thing next.
Promise.
- [Steph] Does he look cute?
- [Adam] He kind of looks like that uncle
that you don't visit.
(laughing)
Everyone's got an uncle that they don't visit.
It's like it's Uncle Roofard.
- Roofard.
- [Adam] He wants you to milk his tentacles.
- I can't even see what his feet look like.
They're just little hairy--
- [Adam] Just like little stumps.
Oh there you go, that looks good.
- [Steph] He doesn't have paws, he's just all hair.
Yours is looking really cute.
- [Adam] I'm blending the beak.
- [Steph] And these little branch details
that you've put in.
- [Adam] He hasn't been struck by lightning.
It's branches, there's totally branches back there
though that look really cute.
So I wanted to try it myself, but it just looks
really quite alarmed he's been struck by lightning.
I'm gonna try and do some of his dark bits around his eye.
- [Steph] Yeah, 'cause birds have quite
unique markings on them.
That's how you can make them look different
from one another.
- [Adam] That's true.
I'm not very good at drawing birds though.
- [Steph] Well you've got all the basic shapes
and now it's just the details.
- [Adam] See that's the thing guys,
you can kind of cheat so easily.
If you get the basic shape down,
so anyone can be like, "Oh that's a dog",
or, "Oh, that's a cat."
If you got the shape right you can kind of make most
of it up.
That's what I do.
Oh, he's got a bit of a dark chest.
Get that chest hair in.
Then the rest of the bits are kind of gradient
into the dark and it's kind of weird to show.
It's something kind of like this.
Are you ready to make another animal?
- Yeah, time to pick another one.
- [Adam] I'm sorry I chose tentacle dog.
I'll try and pick a better one this time.
I'm gonna pick you one from this book.
- [Adam] The frozen planet book.
Okay.
So this is me, right?
- Yeah, this is for you.
- [Adam] Oh geez.
- Oh, well that's not an animal, that's a flower.
- Oh was that a flower?
Okay, we'll let you off.
- One of those owls, you know we saw those ones before?
- [Adam] Yeah, we went to a zoo quite a while ago.
- [Steph] It was a few years ago.
They have a really big circular face.
- It looks like someone's just like caved
his poor face in.
What a beautiful concave head you have.
Okay, I'm gonna pick you one now.
You haven't given me a lot to go with.
- [Steph] A very beautiful side profile.
- It's got a very moist beak.
I don't know what he's been doing.
- [Steph] I think the first half are like where
the birds all are.
- Congratulations, you have to draw every bird on here.
(laughing)
- [Steph] That might be hard.
- Okay, I'll try it a little bit earlier.
- [Steph] Oh, you get to pick which one then.
- [Adam] Wheatear.
(laughing)
I think that he looks cool in that pose.
He's giving you like the look over the shoulder.
He looks like he knows he's good looking.
So you get to draw the Wheatear.
- [Steph] Okay.
- [Adam] You're gonna place him on the, oh.
I didn't really plan mine ahead very well.
I might have to use a different page on mine.
- [Steph] I wonder if I've got your (mumbles).
- [Adam] Try and get his beautiful looking over
the shoulder posing.
- [Steph] Yeah, I like that pose.
- [Adam] I am beautiful.
What a cute little bird.
- [Steph] I might have him looking up at that dog.
- [Adam] Can we call him Wilfred?
Wilfred Wheatear.
- [Steph] The Wheatear.
Should I put like wheat in his ears?
(mumbles)
- Your tentacles look like
they need a milking.
I'm just reading about him.
He's apparently one of most well insulated birds.
So he knows how to keep cosy.
And he has acute binocular vision.
You'd think so with like massive domes like those,
wouldn't you?
Okay, let's try and draw him, shall we?
Haven't got much to go on with the shape.
He kind of looks like a thumb.
- [Steph] You could probably draw one on your thumb.
- He's kind of thumb shaped guys.
Like, again, going with shapes, he kind of
looks like a thumb.
And this bit looks like the thumb nail.
- [Steph] Right.
- So we can go off something like that.
He might just turn into a weird thumb bird,
but we could try.
Oh I love that, look at that.
He's got like a right little feather goatee going on.
Look at that.
- [Steph] He does kind of have like a little beard.
- [Adam] We'll give some kind of indication there.
- [Steph] You really have drawn like a thumb nail.
- [Adam] Hey, it's a thumb.
That's what it looks like to me.
He looks like a big thumb bird.
I'm gonna stylize it a little bit.
But, this whole part will be fun.
Should we leave him like really shocked looking?
The other bird was really cute, so this guy
can be like er.
He's just seen the other bird get struck by lightning
and so he's like, "Oh my God."
How's Wheatear doing?
- [Steph] I wanna try out some of his colouring
'cause I think that's a big part of what makes
him look like his species.
- [Adam] His colours are really nice.
Like, what's the colour of his body?
Like this black white.
- [Steph] There's like a blue to it.
But I've only got highlighter blue, so he's gonna
be done with highlighters I reckon.
I'm just putting in this fur is darker little details.
- [Adam] You use a brush pen way more confidently than I do.
- It's only 'cause I use them all the time.
You use pencils way more confidently than I do.
- [Adam] The good thing about those is that you
can erase them.
Oh what a beautiful little bird friend.
That looks like something that you'd see in like
maybe a kid's book or something.
I really like the style of that.
- [Steph] Can we have a look?
- Yeah, are you ready for his face reveal?
(slow music)
- [Steph] Oh wow, he looks very handsome.
I like all the details that you put in it.
Looks a lot like the reference.
- I hope so, 'cause that's kind of what I was going for.
Please pick me an easy dog to do.
- Oh, that's a good one.
- [Adam] It's a poodle date.
- [Steph] Poodle date.
- [Adam] Wow, what a specimen.
You ready to have a frozen planet animal?
- Yeah, but pick me one different to what you've had.
- Okay.
You ready?
- [Steph] Yeah.
I picked that one.
- You picked the same page.
Okay, we'll try again.
Oh my God.
- [Steph] Whoa.
- This is weird.
- [Steph] We're so similar.
- Hey, uh.
- [Steph] Are those penguins?
- Those are some dirty penguins.
Look at the mullet on that one.
(fast paced music)
Don't jump on the (mumbles).
I hope they're okay.
(fast paced music)
- [Steph] That is quite the hairdo.
- [Adam] Can you draw him?
- [Steph] No, I should draw one of these.
- [Adam] Draw Bruce.
- [Steph] Why is he Bruce?
- 'Cause he's got a really nice mullet.
Hey Bruce is in that picture too.
Another good thing guys, is that the poodles
are basically shapes.
The butt is a circle, the legs are like
tube rectangle things, that's a circle.
Those are like triangles.
- [Steph] Super shapely.
- [Adam] Super shape dog.
- [Steph] I'm jealous, I wanna draw that.
- [Adam] How's that dirty penguin coming?
Burbs, is that you?
- [Steph] I've drawn the strange little hairdo
and putting his facial marking in.
- [Adam] He's like, "Damn!"
- [Steph] I don't know how accurate this picture is
as a whole to nature
'Cause I don't think you'd see a penguin next
to this thing and this.
- [Adam] I'm thinking now we've made here an alien duck.
I think it's awesome.
I think all the other (mumbles) ones are really cute.
- [Steph] Oh, that's looking really good.
- [Adam] But do you like it?
- [Steph] He's got such a sassy poodle face.
- [Adam] See, that's why I search the old poodles.
Seriously, look at that face.
It's like, "Oh, you know you want me."
"I'm all that and a bag of chips."
I'd roll around in the mud with it then we'd become friends.
- [Steph] If you're looking for someone to roll around
in the mud with.
- [Adam] Go with Bruce.
This looks a lot like fun.
It looks like he's done a load of poos.
(laughing)
- [Steph] Stop it.
- He's like, "It was the Wheatear, not me."
It's like a mystery, it's like, "This fall, poo done it?"
I wish you'd like pick that one.
Don't you think he kind of looks like Mr. Burns?
- [Steph] He has an evil name, so--
- [Adam] Heron-patient killer of the marshes.
He's like, "Excellent."
(laughing)
- [Steph] If you guys wanna see us drawing some
of our animals in videos, we've got an entire playlist.
- We'll put it somewhere here for you to watch, guys.
- [Steph] And subscribe if you enjoyed the video as well.
And click the little notification bell.
- Yeah, click it, it's down there somewhere.
So you ring it so I can hear it.
- [Steph] And here's the finished artwork.
Yours are on three pages.
- [Adam] Sparrow.
- [Steph] Oh no.
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