i realized while making bigger pieces than just my normal doodles and i started taking art more seriously that little things make such a huge difference. especially when drawing hands. tension point are so important!! i’ll me more aware of them and keep studying!
Awesome tip to make your linework more professional and readable. I would love to see some longer, more in-depth videos as well. Anyway keep up the great work; I'm looking forward to your next videos :)
Great video. I had noticed that some of my drawings feel indeed more interesting when there is diversity of lines and shapes, even if other fundamentals are not good enough sometimes. Presentation really does help covering mistakes
This is soo beautiful, I admire that hand you drew and this advice really is making my drawings look more alive Truly Dynamic poses drawn by one's own self adds a life to the drawings Stay peachy 🩷
It took a while, but i think I've found a tutor who i can actually understand the lessons from Clear depiction, showing and telling clearly, not saying something and moving on w/o explaining Thank you, subscribed
Ha! Basically is to have good line! Which is why Manga can appear so good even when anatomy doesn't make sense. Linework. Wanna practice linework? Pracrice traditional East Asian brush drawings or Chinese Calligraphy. Or Sumi-e drawings.
I wish there would be a good tutorial about how to use a graphic tablet, very simple, no XP-Pen Screens for over 4k euros just drawing on a cheap graphic tablet.
I'm not drawing much with fountain pens, but! On the tension points you can draw a bit slower to make the ink spread more (or you can draw a line few times to make this spot thicker). And with relief points I'd suggest to just make a fast and very light strokes and you'll have a thin and light weighted line!
@@ArseniKatsela I do scratchy drawings like yours but I can't seem to move to the next process of cleanup. My lines aren't flowy and line weight is impossible. Any advice. TY
We were taught how to write at school. And most of the time we start to apply it to drawing. Then we got wrist pains, short, wobbly and inaccurate lines. Thats because we are drawing from the wrist (by only moving our hand and resting wrist on the surface). I'd suggest to try to draw from the shoulder (when your full arm is engaged). In that way you can do free movements easily and your lines are becoming better. Also make sure not to make those movements slow, because if you try to do any line slow it's much harder to make it not wobble. It can be hard at the first time, but when you'll used to it - your lines will become much better! Hope it helps :)
bro, you are so good at it! i love the way you draw and it helped me too! what site do you use for drawing? and do you use any grafic board? (sorry for the bad english i am italian)
Thank you :) In this video I'm drawing on Apple IPad Air 4th gen in Procreate app, but I'm also drawing on in Photoshop on PC with a regular drawing tablet! And don't worry, your English is good :)
I'm *thisss* close to giving a downvote, but you managed to skirt by whatever mental threshold I judge by. And whenever I give a downvote (or come close), I feel like you should know why, and maybe be able to improve. There's nearly a full *minute* of absolute fluff at the start -- you talking and even repeating info *about* the trick instead of actually *presenting* the trick. That's a third of the video, and even at 1.5 speed it felt boring, plodding (which is funny, given the principle presented in the video itself). This entire presentation could've been one, maybe one and a half minutes long with no loss of information or quality. So there's two ways to improve here. One is to make the shorter version: go straight into the topic, no excess fluff (maybe 5-15 seconds of intro, not most of a minute), get the message out the door, get it done. That could work. Or, conversely, provide a more rounded view of the topic. Still keep the opening very short -- especially on a short video, you don't want to waste the viewer's time -- but I would've appreciated some compare-and-contrast in the visuals as well as the spoken principle. Show a hand drawn without the principle *next to* a hand drawn *with* it. Show multiple types of drawing (perhaps a hand, a leg, a face, and a body) and how the principle works with each one. Stop the motion to point out the details and let the viewer actually appreciate them for a moment before the action starts up again. Being able to compare pictures side by side can make a huge difference in grasping the point being made. Good luck with your channel!
Yes, I’m thinking right now how I can improve my videos, to make them not that boring! And I wanted to start making exactly what you’ve mentioned - two types of videos (short and straight to the point + longer videos with more deep approach). You confirmed my thoughts! Thank you so much for your feedback, it means a lot to me! And I’m glad to see you here!
ofc the female aligned model has a top while the male aligned one doesn't -_- this kind of sexism needs to stop. either everyone can be topless [and still be rated pg] or nobody can. [fyi this is more directed to youtube rather than the content creators]
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Thank you for this video
You're always welcome! Glad that it was helpful :)
the only art video where the red circle actually makes sense, super helpful!
Thank you, I appreciate it so much! Glad that it helped :)
Hi, Flesh Panopticon
This prison to hold me
@@Woofles_556*music intensifies*
@@Woofles_556 A visitor?
So it was that
It's the such a big "little things" that make up professionalism! Thanks for great video!
It really is! You're welcome :)
And actual contribution that doesn't rephrase old priciples in a new way. New sub
Thank you! And welcome :)
i realized while making bigger pieces than just my normal doodles and i started taking art more seriously that little things make such a huge difference. especially when drawing hands. tension point are so important!! i’ll me more aware of them and keep studying!
Exactly! ☺️
Thank you. Reminds me of when I first learned about line weights.
You're welcome! I'd say that it's a little but very effective aspect of line weights. So you're right :)
Master the psychology and illusion of visuals
More valuable information in this 3 min video than some 30 min tutorials. Well done.
Glad to hear that, thank you! I appreciate it a lot :)
Awesome tip to make your linework more professional and readable. I would love to see some longer, more in-depth videos as well. Anyway keep up the great work; I'm looking forward to your next videos :)
Thank you! It means a lot to me ☺️
Great video. I had noticed that some of my drawings feel indeed more interesting when there is diversity of lines and shapes, even if other fundamentals are not good enough sometimes. Presentation really does help covering mistakes
Yes, you can use this little tricks even if some of the basic knowledge needs improvement and that's why I love sharing those to artists :)
Wow, you explained it perfectly, simply and efficiently. And the thumbnail is actually relevant.
You're better than 90% of art channels.
Thank you, it means a lot to me! And I'm glad that you like it :)
@@ArseniKatsela keep it up. This video is certainly helpful for me and many others.
I will, thanks!
And will be happy to see you on this channel!
HELL YEAH MAN YOU'RE FRICKING AWESOME
Thank youu! Love to hear that it was helpful :)
your line work is amazing
Thank you! I appreciate it so much ☺️
This was an excellent Tip for beginners especially! Subscribed.
Glad it was helpful! Welcome to the channel :)
the short videos help so much as a person w adhd thank u sm
You’re welcome ☺️
your voice is incredibly relaxing
Oh thank you so much! :)
Thanks for the amazing video! Beautiful story and I completely agree with you!
Yes, with this story I wanted to give a full understanding of this tip! Glad you enjoyed it! :)
This is soo beautiful, I admire that hand you drew and this advice really is making my drawings look more alive
Truly Dynamic poses drawn by one's own self adds a life to the drawings
Stay peachy 🩷
Thank you so much 😀
Glad that it helped!
@@ArseniKatsela Really this is helpful, a new sub and hoping to see more of you 😄
@Marichika24 You are always welcome here! And more to come 😊
It took a while, but i think I've found a tutor who i can actually understand the lessons from
Clear depiction, showing and telling clearly, not saying something and moving on w/o explaining
Thank you, subscribed
Glad it helped! And welcome to the channel :)
I've already been accidentally doing this but never noticed the principle behind it. I'll try to do it more consciously now, thanks!
You're welcome! I'm glad it helps :)
Thank you for sharing this with us, highly appreciate it.
You’re welcome ☺️
That’s very interesting I’ll be sure to apply 😮 thank u!
You’re welcome ☺️
Good stuff brother!
Thank you, bro! I appreciate it a lot! Trying to implement some storytelling to let people easily feel the topic - it’s a new stuff for me 😄
You did great!!! Storytelling is the secret of teaching. The more stories the better. :)@@ArseniKatsela
@@AnimeCharlie Thank you so much ☺
This really helps level up my art :) absolutely going to refer back to your channel for tips in the future, děkuji!!
Happy to hear that! Thank you :)
I’ve been subconsciously doing this … subbed I like the vibes
Thank yoou! Glad to see you here :)
Funny that I was already doing it my drawing because It just looked better
Yep! And this is the proof that we just need to go with the feel, it's the right way :)
great video, really nice pacing, its overall really pleasent to watch and of course, great info
Thank you so much! Glad you've enjoyed it :)
And welcome to the channel! :)
I came for art advice! But now I also can't stop staring at the cute flying robot 🥺
Wow underrated ❤
Thank you so much ☺️ It means a lot to me!
Line wieght is a game changer
Yes, you’re totally correct ☺️
Loved the analogy
Thank yoou! Glad that you’ve liked it! I think the information is much more understandable when it is told through the story ☺️
Ha! Basically is to have good line!
Which is why Manga can appear so good even when anatomy doesn't make sense.
Linework.
Wanna practice linework? Pracrice traditional East Asian brush drawings or Chinese Calligraphy. Or Sumi-e drawings.
Yep, it’s a good point to practice lineart this way ☺️
Желаю удачи в развитии канала!:)
Спасибо большое :)
Interesting I'll try this my drawings are usually curvy
Thanks! Definitely try it 😉
Такой простой английский, что даже я понимаю
Интересно смотреть, крутая анатомия, пожалуй подпишусь
Thank you! And welcome to the channel ☺️
First one to make sense to me thank you.
You’re welcome 😊
Спасибо, Арсений
Не за что :)
Спасибо за видео. Аналогии понятны и очень помогают изучить материал
Не за что :)Да, я стараюсь подавать материал с аналогиями, так как так проще воспринимать более сложный материал!
I want a video on your lineart dang
It's in the plans :)
Nice video! i was doing a similar whing when inking a flower ilustration.
Thank you! Cheers!
Tried doing that hand gesture irl
Ended up lookin like Marshall Mathers
It's cool :D
quick and helpful 👍
Thank you!
Glad it helped :)
I wish there would be a good tutorial about how to use a graphic tablet, very simple, no XP-Pen Screens for over 4k euros just drawing on a cheap graphic tablet.
Do you have any tips for using tension and relief points when it comes to using fountain pens for traditional art ?
I'm not drawing much with fountain pens, but! On the tension points you can draw a bit slower to make the ink spread more (or you can draw a line few times to make this spot thicker). And with relief points I'd suggest to just make a fast and very light strokes and you'll have a thin and light weighted line!
0:53 I drew that lady on the right aswell
Practice makes perfect! :)
Спасибо, очень полезное видео 🙏😔
Пожалуйста) Рад, что было полезно!
Add more tendor gifs to the channel.
thanku
You’re welcome ☺️
Then theres me..doing the complete opposite xD still looks good tho
I am an artist as well working on UA-cam. Your vídeo was very helpfull ❤ new sub
Awesome! Thank you :)
then what is line weight?
Here I'm only telling about a little part of line weight technique. The full line weight video will be in the future :)
Nice. Subbed.
Glad you've like it! And welcome to the channel :)
@@ArseniKatsela I do scratchy drawings like yours but I can't seem to move to the next process of cleanup. My lines aren't flowy and line weight is impossible. Any advice. TY
We were taught how to write at school. And most of the time we start to apply it to drawing. Then we got wrist pains, short, wobbly and inaccurate lines. Thats because we are drawing from the wrist (by only moving our hand and resting wrist on the surface). I'd suggest to try to draw from the shoulder (when your full arm is engaged). In that way you can do free movements easily and your lines are becoming better. Also make sure not to make those movements slow, because if you try to do any line slow it's much harder to make it not wobble. It can be hard at the first time, but when you'll used to it - your lines will become much better!
Hope it helps :)
@@ArseniKatsela it helps but demo please!!! 🥲
@@ashishhembrom3905 Noted ☺️
bro, you are so good at it! i love the way you draw and it helped me too! what site do you use for drawing? and do you use any grafic board? (sorry for the bad english i am italian)
Thank you :) In this video I'm drawing on Apple IPad Air 4th gen in Procreate app, but I'm also drawing on in Photoshop on PC with a regular drawing tablet!
And don't worry, your English is good :)
@@ArseniKatsela THANKS! Btw I love your videos and find them very entertaining! continua così 😉
@@cx_gamers2251 Thanks a lot! I'll keep it up :)
I don’t really like the normie gifs maybe dial it back a bit, the flying robot is cute though, keep up the good work
Thank you so much :)
What app do you use?
It's Procreate on the IPad and Clip Studio Paint on the desktop :)
Привет Арсений ❤😔
Hi! :)
All these tutorials and hands are still impossible to draw 😔😔
It takes time and practice to become better, but I believe you can make it :)
❤❤❤❤❤
Thank yooou! It means a lot to me :)
I'm *thisss* close to giving a downvote, but you managed to skirt by whatever mental threshold I judge by. And whenever I give a downvote (or come close), I feel like you should know why, and maybe be able to improve.
There's nearly a full *minute* of absolute fluff at the start -- you talking and even repeating info *about* the trick instead of actually *presenting* the trick. That's a third of the video, and even at 1.5 speed it felt boring, plodding (which is funny, given the principle presented in the video itself). This entire presentation could've been one, maybe one and a half minutes long with no loss of information or quality.
So there's two ways to improve here. One is to make the shorter version: go straight into the topic, no excess fluff (maybe 5-15 seconds of intro, not most of a minute), get the message out the door, get it done. That could work.
Or, conversely, provide a more rounded view of the topic. Still keep the opening very short -- especially on a short video, you don't want to waste the viewer's time -- but I would've appreciated some compare-and-contrast in the visuals as well as the spoken principle. Show a hand drawn without the principle *next to* a hand drawn *with* it. Show multiple types of drawing (perhaps a hand, a leg, a face, and a body) and how the principle works with each one. Stop the motion to point out the details and let the viewer actually appreciate them for a moment before the action starts up again.
Being able to compare pictures side by side can make a huge difference in grasping the point being made.
Good luck with your channel!
Yes, I’m thinking right now how I can improve my videos, to make them not that boring! And I wanted to start making exactly what you’ve mentioned - two types of videos (short and straight to the point + longer videos with more deep approach). You confirmed my thoughts!
Thank you so much for your feedback, it means a lot to me! And I’m glad to see you here!
либо я слышу русскую речь, либо я под грибами...
Думаю, что первый вариант :)
Прикольно
Спасибо! Рад, что видео понравилось :)
ofc the female aligned model has a top while the male aligned one doesn't -_- this kind of sexism needs to stop. either everyone can be topless [and still be rated pg] or nobody can. [fyi this is more directed to youtube rather than the content creators]
🥰
Thank yoou :)