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That last guess was so close! :D

what you are missing is not exactly inspiration but understanding how light, color and values work ( and texture, reflection etc) there are some good materials to learn from: James Gurney - Color and Light Sam Nielson Schoolism class - Fundamentals of Lighting Ctrl+paint classes doing life studies regularly

I hope you enjoy the video :D

You're so good!

i love ur art soooooooooooooooo much

omg ur soo underated

Wow.💅your art is so good

your pretty and nice art!

this so funny XD please do more of these!

Ur no artist even my 1 year old sister 💀💀💀

Your fuckin mean!!!!

Woah, I like your art, you are underrated! Your also close to 300 subs! :D

Turned out very cute 😊

Visage is okay. Madison is way scarier imo and much more enjoyable to get through.

Art is a journey, I've been forcing myself to only compare my works to my previous works so I'm not too hard on myself.

True😊❤❤❤😢

I’m not trying to be mean but it’s speed draw❤❤

I’m not trying to be mean but it’s speed draw❤❤

I like your drawing, Part 2 please ✨

Wow ❤

This deserves more likes 🔝😍

Wow such talent 😮!

I really liked this video, you are a underrated artist

Girl it was 6 hours ago

I love it, omg?!? I smell ✨️underrated✨️

Her: i am the best artist in the world Me being a tryhard and an aspirin artist: are you sure about that?

Learning new things in life its a curve: sometimes it has to get lower at the start, as you learn and implement new concepts, which will most likely be bad at first and "ruin" your work. And that's why we prefer not to challenge ourselves, because it's more probable to make mistakes when doing things you don't feel comfortable doing. But it is necessary for the curve to go down for it to get higher than ever was before, or else it flattens and eventually stalls.

comparison is the thief of joy

Your art looks amazing!! I really think where your art needs improvement is lighting, i swear some interesting shadows on your characters will help a lot!! The hands you made looked really good, so don't beat yourself up too much! Also, you should maybe try to explore blending modes, especially overlay which can make your pieces really, really pop out

Number 1 Do you have an instagram? Number 2 The art piece with the girl and the cat, is that one yours? It’s really nice. I love it!

Phantom forces nah idk I stoped playing years ago but front line is pretty cool but it is all fps BUT THERE ARE Spray paint games

k get better then

Been feeling the exact same way lately and with all the AI drama, it absolutely destroyed my motivation to get better. Seeing so many talented people (like yourself and Sam) feeling the same way, it definitely helps on the mental health side of things, you're amazing <3

You really improved since the last one! That looks amazing! Keep up the great work ❤

Try to cherish the “this sucks” moments, they usually come right before a breakthrough for me.

Before I even watched the video, I read the title and thought “relatable” 🙂

Chill video

As a 3D artist said to me : "If you still feel satisfied about renders you made a year ago, it means you haven't progressed. You must feel happy to be able to see issues in past works because you are going forward." There is no need to depise what we produce, each piece, be it our current masterpiece, our shittiest scribble or everything in between, all of them are part of our construction as an artist and a person. The sole condition is : keep arting ! (if that even means a thing ^^) Cheers !

“Basically I’m dead inside” haha keep up the great work! You’re going to achieve amazing things in the near future no doubt!

What is happily constipated

I liked the hair in the drawing

Very good art 😎

Your art is so cool

First of all, your art does not suck and you probably know it too. You are a pretty skilled artist (especially your realistic drawings on your sketchbook) and you are very good at what you are trying to do on digital as well. However, I do get what you are saying about characters having "no emotion" because that was one of the things I struggled with as well. Three tips that I can share are 1- Try drawing not only dynamic poses but very extreme angles and perspectives. Do this for couple of pieces, at first it will look very amateur because it's genuinely really hard to do proper foreshortening or draw anatomy in different angles. One thing that most people struggle with is this, because usually people that draw "dynamic poses" are people who have either gotten figure drawing classes or people that have practiced figure drawing at home. But the problem with that is in figure drawing you always draw from a fixed camera angle so you never get to practice extreme angles that automatically give your drawings life 2- to improve your characters' emotions, you need to exaggerate. Now when I say exaggerate I don't mean go full on cartoonish facial expressions. I know you work in a realistic style on paper, but on digital you still have a semi-realistic style and you should try drawing some portraits with different emotions. Like draw a character and draw an expression sheet for her maybe? Make her smile, make her cry, make her do all sorts of emotions you can think of, and it will definitely put you out of your comfort zone. 3- last but not least, when you're drawing don't forget to draw what looks good, not what it actually looks like. This one is tricky to explain because it applies to every part of art and it depends on what you see interesting as. One example I can give is, samdoesarts always draws characters with bigger eyes. Most of his best work also has very extreme shading that puts large portions of the character under a shadow or a light. He also gives most of his characters blushes, even if it's very soft it does affect the characters a lot. But yeah, these are just examples, you can apply this to anything that you see on your character. Illustrations usually have your own personal take on pieces, and people that like your style will always support and look up to your art. Even if you think it's bad, it's always something to look up to for someone else. I personally am not a good artist (I'm an animator) and I don't even draw illustrations, but these are things that I pay attention to most when I look at other peoples' art. Keep in mind that you're not drawing for other artists, you're drawing for a wider audience where most of them don't even draw themselves. It's always important to appeal to a bigger audience, and most importantly, to yourself.

Let’s see ur progress

I think your hands look really nice! Only advice for drawing hands, create a more exaggerated shade on either the back or sides of the fingers even than a reference photo. Might help! Maybe not

I love your art!!!!

The frog was good !

i didn't know i needed this video but i really did, gave me the push i needed. thank you for sharing, i wish you the best ❤

If that's what terrible looks like, I don't know where I stand.