It just said that my Windows Media Player is having trouble playing it after I clicked on it in my downloads file. I'll wait for the quick time. I also may just need to update the media player too.
k, the new file is up. Here's the link:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ewkuc8e9tn7od9r/Black and white comp.mov?dl=0
Let me know if you guys have any snags. Thanks! : )
This one is working in the browser, so it should be fine to download as well...
Thank you for this - it’s always really interesting to watch artists at work! There is so much to watch right now - I’ve been watching Will Terry’s Perspective class, need to do the practice for that…then I was super excited to see on the calendar that Jake Parker is scheduled to do a series on drawing animals! Wow…and now your process is coming up on screen! You are all really spoiling us…it’s hard to keep up 
(I’ve downloaded it and it’s playing fine - looks great!)
sweet!! glad its working. It's a simple video, but sometimes those are the ones that make the difference. I've always found it great to watch people with crazy complicated processes, but then I didn't know what to do with all those steps! haha!
@Lee-White It's awesome, Lee. It's working fine now. I'm watching you lay in the trees, love it!! 16 illustrations in 4 days, HOLY CROW!! That is sheer madness, you rock!
@Lee-White it was great to get to watch you work. I enjoyed seeing your variety of brushes from your class and how they are put into action. Great example of not getting stuck on the small stuff! I would have zoomed in real close for the birds and girls face but you kept it loose and moving! Thank you!
@Lee-White Really terrific stuff! I like this idea. Thanks for sharing.
awesome! thanks for sharing Lee.
Runs smoothly on-line. Many thanks @lee-white, great contribution.
@Damien-Rambacher The real time for this video is 1 hour. It's sped up 4x for the video.
I hope @Lee-White does not mind, but I did a little practice session on this piece. I watched the full video and then I shut it down completely and attempted...(poorly I might add) to capture a scene with a Lee-esque quality. Lee has such a talent for creating environments that feel so authentic and lived in. He really knows how to pull you in with the detail and variety and the way he handles value, so I figured this would be a great way to practice.
As I got further in I really had to use my imagination to fill in the gaps because there was so much I was missing and obviously I didn't capture the same charm as Lee does in his piece, but I found this exercise really helpful and challenging. lol 
It's hard to capture @Lee-White esques-ness but these are just a few of my personal take aways from this exercise.
@Lee-White it was great to get to watch you work. I enjoyed seeing your variety of brushes from your class and how they are put into action. Great example of not getting stuck on the small stuff! I would have zoomed in real close for the birds and girls face but you kept it loose and moving! Thank you!
