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Love your vid I would recommend try practice with any light color alcohol marker to do your guide lines then go in with pen its fast and really rewarding would recommend it made me improve so fast.

I couldn't imagine drawing 7 hours a day everyday

Great job bro! Only suggestions got is leave no blank spaces and pack the he'll out of each page! Keep up the hard work it pays off!

the way i could have done this during summer but i chose to bed rot😭

Good job ur doing extremely well keep going

I'm too learning anatomy because I also wanna get into the anime style I'm improving slowly it's just that I lack a lot of motivation and discipline because I have too much freedom and I tell myself to do it later and I end up not doing it Tip: use graphite pencils to shade and a blending stump or tortillon to blend (or use your finger although it's messy).

great work mate

6:54 DO I SEE SANDALPHON HAIR ???

I love videos like this because there's so much content out there where people are just showing their absolute best work and you never get to see how they got to where they are. Which then makes you feel like everyone else has this wizard talent where they can draw anything perfectly, while you, for some reason, don't have that talent and can't do that. Watching your video was so encouraging because you were willing to show us your actual progress. Not just your pretty, magical, you're-a-wizard-Harry moments, where you feel like you did something really well and you're proud of it, but also the moments where the art just didn't wanna art, the moments where you just want to close the book and hide that unhinged cringe away from the light and never set eyes on it again. We all have good and bad days with our art, no matter how far along we are. But it's all still worth it.

Unrelated to the painting but can you paint the boiled one for no apparent reason? Its just the first thing that came to my m8nd

Im sure you will get better im trying to get better with my sketching so lets get better together💖

Remember that skin is made up of layers of different colors instead of one flat color that is mixed together.

16:20 when i saw the edges on the girls anatomy i was sure you watched marc brunet

BRO WHAT 😭 24 PAGES A DAY ?!?!

Everything is about light my man.

Before you could have called it abstract but you tried to fix it.😅

I think you just need to try again with lighter layers. More water... less paint.

Cute!

Keep trying you will get better! ❤❤ the first bit looked amazing!

I suck at art, but work with your sketch in a tonal drawing using charcoal or pencil. Then build up layers until you’re ready to add color

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That… is me. Stop calling me out.

Watch Jadokar. He has a TON of videos on perspectives.

Well, where’s the fun in that?

Its not hard for me, I just dont have time to practice as life gets in the way and adhd

Bro's in real struggle with this one

I love when people post their process of learning and not making their dream project on the first try, keep going it looks amazing!

Reminds me of kim jung gi

It looked like it was turning out nicely

This needs more likes

3:00 You did a great job on almost eliminating any erasing. As a somewhat advanced artist who only started working in pen in my sketchbooks a couple months ago after years of erasing, it's a great way to move on to new drawings instead of trying to perfect old ones. Not only is it a waste of time, as you said, since they are only practice sketches and not finished works, but it's almost always better to redo and iterate a drawing with several major and/or minor mistakes. Of course, you should do this after taking mental or physical notes on why the drawing(s) didn't work out. Forcing yourself to not erase mistakes makes it obvious where you need improvement rather than erasing them and potentially repeating the same blunders. You're doing great work and it's clear that you're going to improve a lot in the coming years. Good luck on your studies!

love your drawings keep it up !! 😄😁

the hands are so good!!

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Idk the name,but he's from the anime,,,WIND BREAKER...rigth?

Honestly your clothing drawings are really impressive I’m still beginning myself with learning to draw people

You should probably break down the body with shapes like you did in your sketchbook it helps with the basics for me and works better on digital since there are different layers that allow you to trace over the shapes(you might have done this off camera so if so don't mind me)

You should look into draw a box. Perspective and general drawing skills have a really really good ROI. Def some of the best things to start out doing. anatomy is really complex and hard to understand, the way u get better at it is doing it little by little and recognizing how each muscle plays a role in the body.

Dont get discouraged! You are working super hard and making amazing progress, its just hard to see it from your point of view. The balance between effort and progress is something that ALL artists struggle with. Keep learning your what works best for you and adjusting your workflow. Im rooting for you!

Good job 🎉

Thanks for this idea!, doing this next week. Month maybe lol

You are so underrated

Ya like jazz? 9:41

It looks like you're only doing a small amount of foundational training. Might be a good idea to start with the basics if you're not already.

Keep going man. Took me ten years and I have only got a few basics down. Still learning.

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You best keep getting better and better or else I’m gonna catch up to you 😼

I'm going to be honest and say I did not know what the drawing was lol

I remember a video from Saito Naoki that was titled something like "get better at drawing in one day" And TLDR He said to do a 10+ hour session of just practice drawings. He said to pretty much only do sketches so basically you're doing what he preached and it shows that just more and more drawings is the key. I remember grabbing a ton of art pieces of artists I love the work of and just copying them for two days. I noticed at the end I got really fast at getting sketches I liked and was able to see some guidelines without drawing them in a way. I really should have done it a bit more because I'm rusty now.

cool video! thanks for sharing. I think you've made a ton of progress. keep it up!