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Your video's been sitting in my "Watch Later" for perhaps a bit too long, but god damn I'm so glad I finally watched it. Really felt seen when you mentioned being scared of not meeting our own expectations and/or not knowing how to approach drawing something. Also, the bloopers were a nice reminder of what being human means to me, so thank you and I hope you have a great day :D

I would love to see you explain a little bit more about the background for the piece, how to choose it? How to make it feel full of depth even when it's simple, how to choose shapes. So far thank you for your insight ❤

"If you guessed A, then fuck you dumbass" 💀😂

The secret behind my improvement is taking much needed brake once every 2-3 months for about a week, for some reason each time i come back im soooo much better.

omg the pokemon music aaaaaaaaaa

2:38 pikat mentioned?

lmfao ur funny

The “ 33 years of head to” Reddit tab, that’s a bit sus

ur first time splash art other than the lee sin preportions looks amazing it honestly looks like bl2 style a little ngl (borderlands 2)

what is this dude yappin about..

Love this video, very helpful! Made me subscribe instantly, love the gen 5 music 😊

Woah!! I saw ur akali painting video ages ago when i tried making my first splash art (and not doing so well lmao) But dude, ur amazing, and these videos are so inspiring and informative, thank you so much and please keep painting!!

very motivational, thanks!

I loved the video, the edit was so entertaining😂

please can we make along ponytail for hair

5:06 wtf was that man 💀💀💀💀

It's "something unto death" btw, not just "unto death" (☝️🤓)

U are the best

I have been drawing for 7 years and I don't know how to figure it out now because sometimes I don't know which part I am drawing Thankyou so so so so much 😭😭😭😭😭😭

give me the graphic tab 😟😟

I think at a certain skill level self teaching art plattoes unless you actively seek out feedback from more advanced artists. Especially when you are sorta good and want to improve but feel overwhelmed with the topics like anatomy, visual storytelling, simplifying, composition, lighting etc. Another artist can give you direction on what to focus on. I learned that this is the main difference between self taught artists and those with a degree in the arts. I myself am currently looking for finding artists that offer critiquing. In a nutshell its applying the method of Design Thinking. Identify a goal or problem you wan to tackle, brainstorm/draw something half backed (not 100% perfect) and ask your target audience/advanced artist for feedback and going back to the drawing board and incorporating the feedback just as quickly for another round of feedback.

- do now and figure it now later - Do what ur uncomfortable with and trust you will figure it out - Stop overthinking it - Figure it now and do it later - By doing you can learn something new - Keep doing it and eventually, you will plateu and repeat mistakes - Targeted practice - Figure it out -> Theory learning - Do it-> Put theory into practice - Then problem solve to improve - Balance output and input - If you are not improving, do the opposite, either output or input - Challenge yourself - Overcome - Improves confidence

I used to tell myself “ one more page👿😭” The learning never stops😮

"If you are a beginner, then just do it and figure it out later. If you are plateauing in your progress, then figure it out and then do it." -Aron Min 2024.

Thank you, i want to be a splash artist and there are barely any (good) tutorials on this

I heard reference being so important many times oopsie!

The way you drew frieren was already great don't restrict yourself and force yourself to go specifically by the quote on quote traditional way of drawing anime the way you paint the face and add that extra element to your work is already great

Great humor, tipps and editing Loved every second❤

This is actually nuts how helpful and informational this is. This should be paid content.

Clicked off and disliked as soon as you mentioned/ used AI smh

Step one- Vodka

Great video! Loved both the educational content and the editing 🙏

15:00 YOUR BLACK SWAN IS AMAZING

I've been stuck for a long time because there's too much to learn and I find it overwhelming, but this video helped me understand what I need to do first. Thank you so much 😭

Talent is never the thing that makes the artist. Talent is like an early boost. It gives you a headstart over others, but it doesn't take you far. It's the effort you put in and the sacrifices you make for your art.

How about i just give up

BRO THANK YOU SO MUCH I REALLY NEEDED THIS :D I was so unsure of myself on whether I was even good enough to create art after failure after failure in improvement. Thank you (:

i like the humor and the fish eye camera bits, nice video bro

I was sitting next by my mom it then the yamete kudasai noises came in 💀

I lowkey realate too this soo much

Would you recommend proko’s course? Worth buy?

Thanks for your streams, they're the best for drawing while watching 🤲🏻💖

I genuinely thought i was going to hear the usual old tired points that everyone makes like "You need to draw every day" ( dude i have a job😢), or only tips for beginners (i have been doing art for 20 years). But i was pleasantly surprised to find good pointers that can be used by both rookies and struggling pros! Great video thank you so much

Gotta come back to this

hey man your cool

This video might've just fixed my art block. It seems so simple but i've never thought of my art or process this way. I was so used to pumping out tons of drawings of my current hyperfixation and after 2 years of taking medication it feels like I've been stifiled. But now I see that I actually have the freedom to focus and improve on the things I've always wanted to but could never focus on. Thank you for sharing your journey with all of us ♡

I drew a head/jaw at a stupid upward angle from reference, made a good piece out of it (that I'm still proud of 2 months later), and now I'm just able to draw that angle at any time freely. The weirder the angles/proportions/dynamics/poses, the easier it is to wrap your head around the figure because you know how it works and you know how it's supposed to look. You could even get to a point where you could improvise angles you've never drawn before because you just know where things are and how to approach it. (Been drawing for like 6 years and I'm just now getting comfortable with my tools and basic things like shapes/structures... Don't delay stretching yourself and doing things that are unfamiliar...)

9:54 why i hear league of legends 'match found' sound😂

how do you get pictures like that?

I appreciate you speaking on the time aspect as a beginner I find most artists make it seem like they can make pieces so fast but In actuality months, like you said is not unexpected for something like this. Thank you for your honesty and transparency ❤