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Glad you found the video helpful! I hope you enjoy your next sketching session 😁

Hey, thanks for watching and leaving a comment! This illustration took less time since there was no sketch stage or colors. About 40 minutes to an hour in total.

Thank you! 😁

Yup it does! The S-Pen pressure sensitivity works out the box. Since it uses Wacom's EMR technology the drawing experience is pretty solid. Thanks for watching and dropping a comment!

Thanks! I'm glad you found the video helpful 😊 Keep at it!

LOL no! I probably would have had better results with AI 😂 I recorded this audio with my 2 year old playing in the background. Unfortunately the tool i use to clean up the audio wasn't able to make some of those background noises go away. I hoped you enjoyed the video despite some of the audio issues

Hey there, thanks for the kind words! Apologies for the audio. I recorded it with my 2 year old playing in the background. Trying to clean up the audio was very hard and made some weird sounds 😂

Apologies for the audio! I recorded it with my 2 year old playing in the background. Unfortunately when i cleaned up the audio, it produced some weird audio ticks. Gotta figure that out for the next video. I hope enjoyed the video despite those issues!

Hey there, thanks for the feedback! I'll try to have less dead air or more natural pauses in future videos. I appreciate you watching and dropping a comment.

I'm glad you enjoyed this video! I hope it helps you sketching

Hey! Yes, the S-pen pressure sensitivity works right out of the box. You just need an app that can use it, like Infinite Painter or Clip Studio. Fun fact, the S-Pen uses Wacom's EMR technology so the drawing experience is pretty solid! I hope that helps with your decision, have fun drawing! 😁

@@DrawingWithAvi ayee 👀 Omg, now that sounds an all in one purchase. Thanks for the information! :D

Sorry that yo had such an awful experience with printing out your digital work. Colors in particular is always a challenge with art app software defaulting to RGB color profiles instead of print friendly CMYK profiles. I wish they mode the color profiles a bit more obvious when creating a new document!

I completely agree! They are such useful tools especially when you compare it to some of the challenges with traditional methods.

Hey there, thank you for the kind words. It means a lot! 😁😁 I'll have to look into Picasso-tabs, I haven't used those before. As for you questions, most of the file management related actions you'll have the use the file manager app on your android phone. Each phone brand has a different app, or you can download google's free file app from the play store.To rename a file just long press on a file until you see the sub menu options pop-up. I hope that helps!

I wish I was half as good as that guy!

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😁

That's awesome! I hope this video was encouraging for you. Please let me know if you have any questions 😁

Its definitely a tough thing to do, especially when you're brain is doing it's best to make he drawings better. Music, a warm beverage and quiet time of day usually helps for me!

Hey there! Unfortunately Samsung's Galaxy drawing apps don;t allow you adjust a lot with the pens beyond the size and opacity. Try experimenting with other brushes by tapping on the brush icon and seeing is available. Hopefully that helps!

@@DrawingWithAvi Boooo. lol I get it though. I'm assuming it was an update somewhere in the 'galaxy' and they thought that was needed. I just want clear lines - not a glow. If it's the same with the Galacy 24, I might switch brands. Appreciate the follow up.

Hey, glad to hear you've drawing on your S23. how do you like it so far? In terms of tips, I'd say figure out how to best stabilize the phone when drawing. That camera bump can make the phone wobble on a table. So invest in a phone case that makes the back flush or a get a stand . When you're on the go its less of an issue cause you're holding it with your hand. If you find the included s-pen is too small for extended drawing sessions, you can get any Wacom EMR pen and it will work with your device. The only thing is you have to first remove the s-pen from the slot otherwise the pen feature doesn't work. In terms of apps, there's a lot of good ones on the play store. I prefer Clip Studio Paint or Infinite Painter. Sorry for the long response. If you have any specific questions, let me know. I hope you're having fun with your S23!

thank you very much, i have small hands so it's fine to use the default pen, i gonna try clip studio and infinite painter

I created this one on my Samsung Tab S6 Lite. But I've created other artworks like this on my Samsung Ultra phones many times! These devices use Wacom technology pens, so drawing on them is pretty fun.

Thank you, glad you liked the review! The S23 is an awesome device. Generally the Samsung phones are tablets are solid. I'd still rock my Note 10 if I hadn't damaged the screen! 😂

Hey, honestly I feel the same way a lot of the times when I'm sketching. I get 10, 20 minutes in and I get frustrated cause it feels like its directionless and useless. It's important to remember to not feel too negative towards the act of drawing. If a session is feeling really sucky, you can walk away and try again tomorrow. Or you can switch it up and draw something new that you usually don't draw, giving yourself permission to suck cause its something you're not used to. In my case, if I'm hating a sketching session, I'll turn it into a study session and just draw some hands or poses from reference. The way I learned to see it, even if the drawings suck, its still a win cause i put in the time to work through it. Drawing isn't a genetic talent. It's a skill. As aspiring artists we have to put in the work every day to grind it out. It really is like going to the gym! Sorry for the long response, but I hope it helps. Thanks for watching and taking the time to drop a comment! Much appreciated 😊

@@DrawingWithAvi, your answer wasn't too long. In fact, I appreciate long detail answers. I understand what you mean. Sometimes you have to go a different routine when sketching. I think the reason I feel like it isn't good as well is because I don't like my style or FEEL it is professional enough.

Thanks! For traditional sketching, I like to use the spiral bound sketchbook. They don't look as nice as those moleskin type sketch books but they are so much easier to deal with. I also recommend using a softer lead pencil like a 2b pencil for rough sketching then switch to a hb for tightening up and polishing your roughs. If you want to add some gray-scale shading then copics are great. For erasers I'd use a kneaded eraser for soft erasing and Steadler white eraser for heavy duty removals. Hope that helps!!

Glad to hear that it helped clarify things for you! Character design can feel overwhelming at times, but once you break it down, it becomes a lot more fun. Keep at it, and thanks for watching!

That's awesome, you should totally do it! Thanks for the watch and comment ☺️☺️

Thank you for the watch and comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!! 😁😁

That's a great idea for a video! Thank you for the suggestion ☺️

Hey! That's "Back in the Days" by Mai Ligne. It's a great track that I use in all my videos 😊

Thanks man, glad you like my sketching and the video! I completely agree, maintaining that discipline is really hard especially when you have a lot going on. But those 10 or 15 min doodles go a long way. Keep it up!

Thank you! 😁

Thank you! Feel free to study my artwork as much as you like. Honestly, like more artist, I never consciously developed a style. I think it's one of those things that develop after many hours of doing the basics. Glad you liked the video! 😁😁

Thank you! I appreciate the watch and comment 😁😁

Thanks man! Adam Hughes is one of my all time faves so I really hoped I got it right 😊

It's so odd. I sometimes see comments like that on drawings videos or Instagram posts. Hopefully that attitude is the minority and not the majority!

Thank you for such kind words! Glad you're enjoying the videos. Any topics you'd like to see covered in future videos?

Thank you! I appreciate the watch and the kind comment 😁

Hey, thanks! I get most of my reference from Pinterest, which is a great way to discover and organize reference material. In fact, I plan to post a new video tomorrow to talk about using references for sketching! I appreciate the watch and the comment 😁

Thank you, glad you liked it! Didn't quite nail his style yet so I might post another study in the future. Thanks for the watch 😁

@@DrawingWithAvi i'll definitely watch it!

The expanded universe was awesome. I didn't love everything about it, but at least Luke, Han and Leia had more interesting stories than the Disney canon. Great point about Mara Jade, I appreciate the watch and comment 😊

This is a true phenomenon that happens in a lot of creative fields. Creative writing is a prime example, where famous authors often take breaks between projects or writing sessions to recharge their creative fuel. I think there's a balance of both. Consistency allows you to build on your technical foundation, while breaks can give you inspired results. Ultimately, its up to the individual to figure what works best for them.

Nice! Getting in any time to do some sketches is a win, so glad to hear you've found a way with your classes. Thanks for watching the video and leaving such kind words, I really appreciate it 😊