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I recommend you stay away (as for now) from foreshortening (what you tried to do with the hand holding a cup) as it requires a more complex understanding of each body part and also a greater familiarity with perspective, even if it isn't that noticeable. Additionally, it would be awesome if you did only arms and/or legs in a couple of videos to avoid wasting time drawing the torso and the head (both which you already, at least, know the shape of) and then, once you feel confident enough, proceed with feet and hands. This way, you will become able to draw many pose combinations without the need of practicing each one separately and practice will result in being much more efficient. Also, to get started with foreshortening (you'll be frustrated tho), what you did with the feet in this drawing helps you to localize the horizon line to then make the proportions accurate to the perspective and then ✨magically✨draw the best poses humanity has ever seen. However, it is much easier said than done, so don't bother xd

If you still feel like drawing legs is hard for you, maybe you could try to make them as cylinders (kind of, at least) instead of straight lines and that will help you to think of them as 3d objects and overlap each other correctly (what you did in first drawing). As for the feet, it would be very useful to define the location of the horizon on the screen to get an idea of from where the viewer should be looking at the feet (you never see feet from the front directly, you see them from above) and then just try drawing a thing that looks like a foot. Nice video!

that little animation is extremely cute

😶😶😶😶✅

Thanks for making this video 😃 Made me feel like I had someone drawing with me 🙂 I also gotta practice my poses and anatomy 😭 I suck. Also you're kind of funny.

Awesome video sir

Keep going brother , be unstoppable ❤

Nice drawings! However, from this point you should start practicing face angles (drawing eyes, nose and mouth; hair is much harder) to actually know what you're doing when doing the eye lineart and to avoid making them look flat or like a sticker. This way, you will also start to get used to drawing "the other eye" and the complexity and dynamism of your artworks will be higher (which makes you like even more what you do if done correctly). Also, for the camera & audio, you could try rotating the phone 180° to bring closer the microphone and avoid having to turn the paper over and over. Keep going, your progress is huge!

Your voice is great. No problem hearing you.

drawing with pens is a really solid idea! forces you to think about your strokes. the bic cristal is really nice for this and it's like 50 cent a piece.

I notice you drawing alof of faces why not try prokos portrait drawing course on yt which would help alot

I agree with the other comment, you really should change to white paper (its not like we don't see anything, but sketches with light lines will become harder to notice if you're planning to do something more complex). Also, try to make the iris in all of your eyes bigger (try to make the top, bottom or both extend beyond the visible eye), they all seem extremely shocked while the point probably was to draw normal ones. Anyways, nice drawings! btw 6:48 starks eyelash

that thing on your wrist looks creepy. Either way, i suggest you to draw on white paper. The position of cam is better than in was in the last drawing-on-paper video but the shadow is still there. 😔

If you feel like the phone doesn't let you see your work, you could try making two towers and a bridge (to sustain the camera if there's no tripod) or something to put the phone right above the paper (so the video isn't affected by perspective) while still being able to draw as if you weren't recording. I know there are probably a lot of more sophisticated ways to manage the camera's position, but I remember I did that many times before having a tripod and worked really well. I recommend you continue drawing on paper sometimes (mostly for practicing, but please switch to a lighter color) as I've noticed that your faces take almost 4/5 less time compared to the ones made digitally. Also, what usually makes drawing & sketching physically more useful for practice is that there isn't a ctrl z in case you make a mistake, specially when using a pen (although I hate drawing with pen). This way, you will get more used to avoid common mistakes you notice repeatedly and will end up drawing better or, at least, having more knowledge than last time (asking non-artist friends for honest feedback is also great for this certain aspect). Don't worry about the downgrade in quality when switching suddenly to paper; it's perfectly normal. However, when returning to digital (drawing on paper at school and then digitally at home, literally my case) you will feel as if you were better than ever, just like Rock Lee taking off his weights. Good progress!

epic

YOU'RE LEFT HANDED??

Haven't watched the video yet, but it would be a great moment to also do art in paper (just sometimes) if the cable is broken!

looks good so far

Are this the real back yard breeders? (i just searched up what does byb mean)

That's alot of james

beautiful.

Wow that's awesome!

Lesgoooo, man is getting better

Haven't watched the video yet, but I think I'll enjoy this one very much!

damm this one took a while

Yay 🎉

I see people wanting you to color it will be fun but Remember to do your fundementals

Some more unsolicited advice from me. For drawing poses, try and some tilt for the ribcage and pelvis. The spine is rarely strait, even when standing straight up. Love the daily uploads btw. Keeps me motivated to keep learning.

One comment from your last video was right. These kind of videos are very good at keeping me focused on doing my art while watching them (don't worry, I use picture-in-picture so I don't just hear it but watch it also). Nice video! And yea, I'm also waiting for you to add colors to your drawings. Keep going!

sorry, i had to wait additional 14 minutes after you uploaded because yesterday i called a weirdo weird. Anyways, i thought you said you would start working with colors already.

Nice video!

watching this while also drawing poses so it kinda feels like im in a class so i actually get my work done

the progress is so real dude. dad and I are so proud of you

General idea of said pose? Try gesture you can watch tutorials by proko on how to do gesture

You are doing great. I can really see the improvement from earlier to now. If you want any tips from me, I'd be glad to share what I know.

You progress so quickly, how many times do you draw in a day?

what a good boy.

epic as always my guy

Do more prokos basics course and do the assignments

oh dang thats good.

You know you're growing when you get a hater xd. Keep it up, great work!

You can like anime. It doesn't make you dumb. What makes you dumb is just acting dumb. Not what you watch. You can like anything you wanna like. Dont let others take away what you like. Nice drawing, it seems like you are getting better and better with each video. Very inspiring for me cause I'm a beginner artist. Keep up the great work!

nahh not naruto 💀 still a great job though.

hey, im very glad you got into drawing. Love these progress videos, keep going man!

You could try to make your first proper piece of art with details and everything out of this drawing (since your krita file has high resolution) and learn (or at least try) the processes that follow in the way. I don't think is the most efficient way to improve, but it certainly helped me to like enjoy my art more and be hyped for what I'll do next. Then, at least in my case (nothing related to the video though), there was a point where I, instead of noticing my mistakes first and then become frustrated, started to congratulate myself for doing a decent-looking drawing in paper. Almost 8 months have passed since then (I started drawing as kind of a "new year new me" this year) and today drawing is probably my favorite activity to do in my free time. I have never felt this great with myself in the past and, even if I still erase everything sometimes, would like you to feel the same way for what you do. It is great to prepare the soil with practice, but perhaps it's time to start planting the seed. Good video!

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Dang!! 🔥

Nice practice! Specially the one from 16:34. From this point, try practicing the poses you'll draw the most (try learning male first, as the muscles help you to divide it in small parts) and you will become better at anatomy and drawing in overall. Also, you should also try drawing faces from different angles (don't start with sharp ones) or from the side, as it helps to recognize the eyes as 3d objects instead of a sticker (as well as the nose and mouth, even if these are just a couple of lines). Keep going!

doing great man 💪

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