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are you running this youtube channel to direct people to your classes?

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Great video

it is my dream to make my own comic books. I love this

great idea about drawing skeletons, that's where I am stuck because I did NOT see the bones, hence my arms and legs drawing are soooo off. thanks for a great tip.

Is that from imagination? (Really nice btw)

Cool Art

What a great lesson! Helping me in the journey of learning how to draw!

I’m confined to traditional art. Do you have any tips I could use.

Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust reference!?

I will come back here every time i fail to do this training and if I finish it i will come back and subscribe

⁠ Can u do a step by step tutorial on how you color and how to choose the right color?

1) Cube & Tube 2) Crash Test Dummy 3) Asaro Head 4) Assorted Features 5) Skeleton Soldier 6) Meds 100 sculpture ref 7) Nicholas Cage 8) The Self

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i saw another master late kim jung gi

I love the “Sorry I’m German I’m really direct” 😂 because now that I live abroad I also do that just to clarify that I’m not trying to be mean but I also don’t sugarcoat when you ask for my opinion

18:48 Looks like Vampire Hunter D in the middle of the page Never hear anyone really talk about it

Thanks man this was great well explained

Isn't the twist of the left arm (nearer to us) in the wrong direction?

I really need to stop putting off my projects

Wooah so much infooo thank you !!!!!

your videos have inspired me to get back into drawing during my gap year out of high school

One of the only reasons why I haven't tried drawing yet is because I don't want to to feel 'forced.' For me, whenever I drew briefely in the past, I realized that drawing is 'hard.' But that only gave me more respect towards those who do art. I'm not sure if I could do a plan, but I might check out your suggested video, and do something similar to Pewdiepie

Awesome video as always Janos! I was wondering how you got to the point of being comfortable with going pen first/how you practiced for that?

Started easy until we got to skulls. 😅 I have already drawn skulls a bit but damn this sounds like a good exercise.

I'm following proko courses, wanted to practice 3 hours as well, but it didn't feel right, 3h whatever I learned from a topic during a few days, and move on to do the same. It makes much more sense, and it looks a lot more fun to divide the practice in different fundamentals

Do you think this schedule would work if I cut the overall time in half(half an hour per subject, one and a half hour per day)? Because of my work hours, I have from 08:00 to 10:00 to study.

Please upload some videos on how to draw like jung gi 💜

Does this work for anime to?