Why You Should Start Drawing
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2018
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Previously I have done a video for people who want to start drawing, but with a lot of new subscribers from experimental videos I wanted to introduce people uninterested in drawing to why they should start drawing.
This video reiterates a few things from previous videos,, but in a perspective for someone who has little knowledge about drawing or art.
Beginner's Guide to Drawing: • Any Idiot can Learn to...
Video footage:
Videvo, Pexels
Music:
Punpee - Oyome ni Oide
E's Jammy Jams - Book Bag
Kevin MacLeod - Crinoline Dreams
Kevin MacLeod - Gymnopedie No. 1
Kevin MacLeod - Long Stroll
Remigai - Acid - Фільми й анімація
1 week every day ?
Also great vid
Did I say that? Whoops
I draw 1 week everyday
I guess it's time for me to get to work and draw a week today.
that's why he is good, cheater!
mark009vn you spelled "use a hyperbolic time chamber" wrong bro
"I'm too old to start now" is only a good excuse if you're literally dead.
lmao
Or if you have terrible arthiritis
Or you work all the time and have no free time or energy. That can be a real thing.
That doesn't make you too old, that makes you too busy.
What an awful fate. I would literally rather work fast food for the rest of my life than ever have a job where I'm too busy for hobbies, no matter how much it paid
For music: practise for 40 hours a day
For art: draw for one week everyday
Another TwoSet fan, nice!
Music is art
Ling Ling
Actually everyday
LING LING
"No one has ever gotten far with just natural talent."
I have, with math and English and stuff. But when I draw, I never improve.
That's true, I used to be considered talented at drawing as a kid, but since I didn't practice, nowadays my drawing skills are nothing special, so I started trying to improve it.
@@hauntedbunnies6522 No, you didn't. You trained yourself with math by learning it over many years and using it daily.
For me, natural talent is like a headstart. You're going far at first but if you don't improve, You'll just stuck in where you are
‘Natural Talent’ or a biological advantage, can help, but it probably won’t be that noticeable, and developed natural learning abilities would likely be more noticeable and make a much larger impact. Just like he said in the video
The more you learn the better you get at learning more.
This is especially good when you’re young when brain is growing, so your trained learning capabilities will improve faster because instead of your brain changing to it, your brain develops into it, making permanent solid improvements to your learning capabilities.
Then as an adult you will be able to pick up new skills easily, almost as if you were still a kid because of your learning experience as a kid.
Dudes and dudesses, know that Vincent Van Gogh started painting at 27. And died at 37.
It's never too late as long as your heart is still pumping.
🔥
You got me with dudeeses lmao
@@dlalalabu5956 :D
@@alexisventura7191 Thanks ...
Very happy to hear that.
I am going through some tough times, so, as stupid as this may sound, your words of appreciation mean a lot to me for god knows what reason.
Thanks, again.
Who is vincent van gogh?
Also know that Van Gogh was good at art but was kind of mentally insane like he cut of his ear for a lady so yeah…
In my opinion knowing how to draw isn't the talent. The dedication, time investment and effort you put into your skills is the real talent.
Yup, definitely agree. That's basically the fact nobody talks about :D
Zar The Italian consequentially, there is a degree of talent. Maybe not in drawing, but in actually wanting to spend time drawing. And, therefore, most people aren’t going to be able to do that. If everyone could show that kind of devotion, everyone would.
@@CurlyHairedRogue yup, more of like the desire to sit down and actually draw, and even though getting disappointed and probably sucking at first, the stamina to start over again.
Zar The Italian Yeah. Drawings draw my interests. The reason why I draw and invest time on it,every single day ages ago...
Ok to be fair, in my case it's more stubbornness, but hey, thanks for the confidence boost
For those guys who says "It`s too late to start", just know
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.
Thx! I’ll use that saying a lot when explaining to myself why I keep doing new stuff at 57. Just picked up water color painting on top of everything else.
@@kayloren63 I'm happy for you
What about "I don't have time" excuse ?
@@anuragsosa u have time
@@_dyats yes but I have other "stuff" to do too. Like studying for example (I'm a medical student) 😅, then procrastination (it's my passion) 😌😂. Jk I decreased study time to make room for drawing ✌.
Every artist: **looks at a masterpiece they drew**
Also every artist: “I don’t like it, it sucks. Let’s redraw this aGaIN”
while they become better, their standarts of a good drawing goes up too
not sayin im an artist but I draw and not even a single time I was satisfied, but it helps me improve A lOtT
am i the only one that has a notebook filled with the same concept/character for EVERY PAGE
@@luckychainsaw1015 OMG Saaame I keep drawing the same character it kinda helps me to draw more consistent cuz I have trouble drawing the same thing without it looking dratically different, now I can say I draw pretty consistent
@@luckychainsaw1015 The whole reason I started drawing was because I made up a character and I want to be able to draw them again and again
I was really depressed, I started doodling, and i started to feel much better with myself.
Doodling is a lesser form of therapy, it relieves some stress and can help clear your mind. ^^
I thought u said drooling 👍
Me rn
Same, I like to draw while doing another background task and it puts my mind at some sort of peace especially when the drawing comes out decent.
Sameish 😀
The thing about "I wish I started 5 years ago but now it's too late"...
If you don't start now, five years from now you'll be thinking the same thing; that's... how time works...
It's never to late to be successful
@Lance Rothman probably because you dont want to be able to draw xD
@enzo gabriel ??? if people have told you that just dont share your art to them, better yet dont speak to em at all tbh, find a new community you can grow and improve from
@@chi6423 and he never spoke to himself again
@@yualwayscmecommenting3074 ohboy
"It doesn't get easier you just get better".............
*I can attest to that.*
İYİ DEDİN KRAL
@@alimertc jsjjsjsj
@@alimertc 😂
truth
me: been drawing for 9 years
also me: *watches this vid*
What kind of style do you use?
Anthony Weber i started with anime style but then moved to semi-realism^^
@Ƈнєяяу Ɓlσѕѕσм maybe this won't help much but, i tried to pay more attention towards people's faces and body in real life or in pictures also tried to copy a picture entirely so my hand will feel used to it(do it privately tho xD) Then finally look up to tutorials on how to shade and try to do it yourself^^
I didnt practise for 9 years but okay..
Same
this guy: feet look dumb
guy with footfetish: "intense sweating"
Ew
@@A_Random_Rat mhm
*Quentin Tarantino wants to know your location*
@@DanaTheLateBloomingFruitLoop bro loves feet way too much, shows them in all of his films
@@A_Random_Rat Hey no kink shaming
I used to teach IT to beginners. It was a 65+ class.
We had a lady who picked up IT at the age of... 99.
While the 65 y.o.'s were whinning at being too old lol
Nono TV where do you teach it i would love to learn some more if you could dm me on like disc that would be great if u still do that? Discord: Ricks#3434
That’s amazing
@@ang2624 r/nothingeverhappends
Why would those old people enroll on a class if they want to learn and whine because of their age? lol
It doesn't make sense.
@@astrophel12 yeah right?
There are no mistakes here, just happy accidents.
Bob Ross will be missed😔
My birth was a happy accident
But am not happy😳
Just a accident
I shall stop listening to my inner 2 year old who thinks if it's not done right the first time, there's no chance. Bob Ross is much gentler here.
I’ve recently picked up guitar, piano, drawing and now I’m learning Korean. The realization that I’m 24 and haven’t done a damn thing with myself kinda killed me for a second but it’s been a few months now and I’m feeling confident.
You are still SO YOUNG, trust me when I say that your fine, just don’t give up on your passions, you can easily turn them into a living with hard work at your age. Keep going
I'm 19 and I don't have any skills aside that I can draw something (not by myself tho I need some picture or thing to draw, can't imagine in my head). It's just that I don't want to do anything. I just want to sit or lie down watching anime, UA-cam, scrolling Instagram etc.
@@anuragsosa Same here buddy, except I'm 18. But I really want to make manwha comics and animations. I know that lying around watching UA-cam will never accomplish my goals.
I had the same mindset as you when I was 13, and I could have gotten a lot done if I really focused on my passion. But I didn't, and now I'm 18 trying make sure I don't make the same mistake again.
I don't want to be in my 20s or 30s wishing I could have done what I have time to do now.
I absolutely love the learning part of art. You draw something, learn and go back to it and go “OHHH, that’s what was wrong” It’s truly an amazing feeling.
wish i had this mindset, when i start learning something my mind says it's hopeless and boring then proceeds to bombard me with thoughts for distraction and frequent yawning.
people always ask what you draw, nobody ever asks how you draw :( this video is great
My little sister once drew with her poop all over my window. She no longer wears diapers anymore. (thankfully)
Well, if you're good at drawing things in a realistic way, they shouldn't have to ask you what it is and would be quite curious about how you've done that.
Also no one asks why... Anyhow the choice of subjects is really relevant, I suppose
This is so sad, Alexa draw despacito.
they always ask where is draw, who is draw, and why is draw
but they never ask how is draw :(
*draws a decent thing on computer*
oh nice.
*flips canvas*
oH NIcE....
Same 😂
😭😭😭
Same😂
I swear 😂😂😂
very tired lmao true
"Look at how weird feet are. Feet are really dumb. I dont like feet"
I felt that
That was so funny & so true!
" adults can pick up what kids learn in nanoseconds"
Learning new language go brr
Dive fully into a language and you get it in no time.
And with ‘dive’ I mean:
Only talk in that language
Don’t use your known languages to communicatie
Set your phone in that language
Watch tv in that language
Etc
@@cecillewolters1995 exactly
@@cecillewolters1995 Think in that language
@@MrTomas7777 Ooh, great suggestion!
@@cecillewolters1995 Do I have to know a basic knowledge of the language to "dive" in the language? For example, I want to learn Japanese, I know how to read hiragana and katakana, but I don't know how to read kanji and I only have a basic vocabulary.
"What if you took one week every day to try and draw the human body"
Goddamnit I don't have a time machine Mattias.
Who needs a machine for time, just make it with your hands
A nanny Mouse That’s the joke, Mattias said that. It was a mistake.
Joe Tailor
oh crap
I should stop going 17 hours without sleep
oops looks like you can't draw then, sorry
Jimmy Denatale 😂
I used to know someone who was a "natural" at drawing since she was super young. I noticed that, as time went on, she never changed her art style, and never felt like she needed to move on to different ones. I think she was afraid of the thing new artists are afraid of: being bad, so she never tried to move on and do something new and different.
translation for non artists: she does anime or cartoony stuff because it's easy
im 16 and ive just started drawing about a month ago. i felt that it was way too late considering many people i knew have been drawing since they were toddlers lol. ive always wanted to draw, just felt embarrassed that i was going to fail, but not anymore. i will keep going, ill update in a few years if i ever get reminded of this video :)
don't be. You are at the right age to do it. I pick up to draw back again when I'm 23 after years of abandonment due to studies+college. Now im working as a storyboarder. Nothing is too late. Look at Bush n Jim Carrey, started around 50s i guess. And I'm super jealous of their skills. Everyone express wonderfully unique. Thus so will you. :)
Same I’ve started taking it seriously at 16 as well.
ahh the amount of god-tier 13-14 year old artists on social media manages to both intimidate me and encourage me - stick at it no matter how old you are, and explore different types of art if you feel demotivated (character art, animation, realism, etc..)!
You will probably quit. Almost everyone quits at some point. I've quit more times than I can count.
What's important is coming back. Even if you only draw for 2 months and quit for 2 years, come back to it. You will regret it for the rest of your life if you don't come back, and the moment you start again you will feel not only a weight lifted off your shoulders, but probably also much more joy than you remember ever feeling while drawing. You will also most likely be better than you ever were. I've been drawing on and off for 15 years, and it's always worth coming back to, as is anything you want to do.
I started drawing 4 years ago, this year I'm launching a 6 series of children's books called Pop & Cocky. I'm 43.
Drawing has been so rewarding it has taught me so much.
It is so relaxing too, it transports me. Drawing when you want is always a pleasant and rewarding experience.
Where should I start? I don't know where to start.
@@NorlynCodes start by stickmen. then focus where you wanna improve. its worth it.
@@NorlynCodes start by drawing something you like. Draw it every day in a different way for 6 weeks. You will be amazed
Congrats :)
"What if you took one week every day to draw the human body" - Mattias P., 2018
This is the kind of optimism I sign up for~
As a 23 year old who didn't draw much growing up and just looked at other people's art instead like you did, this video appeared in my recommended at perfect timing
After watching this video, I realized that it really is a fear of making something ugly or messing up that's keeping me from drawing. Before this I wouldn't have said that I'm afraid to start drawing.
And if I end up being even medium-good at it, it would be amazing because I've spent years conditioning myself that I can't draw. And it's not just me, even art teachers when I was small used to tell me my drawing was bad. I mean I was just a 5 year old trying to draw some umbrellas and teddy bears
“What if you draw 1 week every day”
Me: bish how do you do that I need that skill
I had to skip back to make sure I heard that right.
I didn't notice that until i saw your comment...
Haha I thought I was the only person who noticed this
I draw every day lol
10,000 subs without any videos? ꧂ as well as time!
"Feet look really dumb"
"I don't like feet"
I've never related to something so much
i think hands are creepy
@@BonBonJelly It looks weird...like feet.
@Froot I-
Wrong. Women's feet are beautiful. :p
@@BonBonJelly I like hands. But yes feet are stupid.
Drawing is the best stress buster I know. I took up drawing three years ago and haven’t looked back. I try and draw every day and I am completely self taught. While drawing I get so focused on what I am doing everything else seems to just melt away.
I possibly had a head start through being a photographer, photography taught me how to see which is also vital when drawing.
Yeah drawing and speaking in another language. Especially if your listening some music then it feels like a different world
"failing means never trying again"
-anonymous
"Never trying again means failing"
-a smart person
You know, thats not something I've ever heard anyone say before.
'Drawing is a learned skill.'
I've heard people say they were good at it, or that some people have a talent for it. But I've never actually heard someone say you can sit down and LEARN this no matter who you are.
Thanks for that.
Think about it - nobody is born able to draw, and nobody who has never drawn before is capable of drawing well. Drawing ability is not innate!
+Michael Kelly I Doubt That. Go To Your Science Class To Learn More Or Learn Science On Google Search. You'll Regret What You Just Said.
Yeah, people tell me "wow you're so talented". They don't realize how hard I had to work to get my art to that point, and in a few weeks or years, it's going to be trash in my eyes. I mean, I take the compliment though. Yes, you could say I have a natural talent of envisioning and capturing certain things. But for once I want to hear, "wow you must have worked so hard on that." (:
Max PlaysGamez - Shares Gaming Experience & Stuffs Hi Max. Can you explain why you think drawing ability is something people have at birth and/or why people who have never drawn before are able to draw well?
+AnotherAsianArtist wow you must have worked so hard on that. 👍
-I like to draw because fanart- I like to draw to satisfy my questionable imagination.
lmfao
SpoopDog Why not both?
fanaert cool
Minion x sans x homer simpson x sonic
Hmmm
SpoopDog -lol-
Just wanted to say thank you for this video it was exactly what I needed to find the enthusiasm to get into drawing, it was fun and fairly straightforward and also funny at times, so, thank you
Lmaoo this just unlocked a memory I didn’t even know I had , I remember drawing Pokémon’s for people in 4th grade cuz I was actually pretty decent at it. Unfortunately I stopped drawing after elementary school but hey hopefully I’ll pick it up again someday
You can do it tonight
Same here I used to draw pokemon too
@@GwynC i actually started the same or day after i posted this commet.
I used to draw flipbooks
Actually the same exact thing for me as well. In 4th grade, I had this kid I was sorta friends with who saw me drawing a Charizard and asked if I could make him one. I ended up drawing a few for him, and it was pretty cool.
A pointer for beginners: you will always think your art is disappointing. I’ve been drawing for years, but lately I’m trying to improve on the basics. Anyhow, no matter how good you get at art you will always think yours is bad. Just remember how much you’ve improved since the beginning. Look back at your old art and see how much you’ve grown. That’s what matters. That you’re trying, and it’s working. Keep going, and you can only get better!
I mean, every once in a while you might have a breakthrough and produce something you're legit happy with. It's rare but it can happen. I had that happen to me last week; I was at a rather informal gathering and for much of it I just sat in the corner drawing... Didn't really have any real plans ahead of time for what I wanted to draw... At the end of the day I had reached a point in said drawing where I just thought "You know, I really think I did good on this one. I actually want to show this off to people." And so I did. And the other people in the room seemed to be genuinely impressed. So that was a good feeling. One that I don't expect I'll be experiencing terribly often.
To go along with this tip, make sure to save or preserve ALL of your work. Scan it, put it in a binder or a box or whatever.
That way in a in a month or a year or even 10 years, you can go and look back at how far you have come.
The worst part of learning an art is that it takes a lot of time and often is learned in small steps. That makes it feel like you aren't growing or achieving anything, but by having a reminder of where you were and comparing it to where you are helps show your growth, and it shows where you could grow more.
I love all my paintings and drawings, they are things that didn't exist before I made them happen! They don't often turn out as envisioned, and sometimes I'm embarrassed as soon as anyone looks at them, especially educated artists who judge as good or bad according to technical skills. It's worth pondering if this is because we are all aware of the works of geniuses and compare ours to theirs?
Everything that comes from a love of creation is good.
Thx man 😊
Unless you're a narcissist like me, drawing a stick figure and then wondering where I could sell it.
Then again, I've seen blank canvases go for millions.
"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"
*aLL cHiLdReN aRe dUmB*
Me, a child of my mother: *w u t*
Y e s
I'm with you bro
Well yes
Yes
true
I feel like jumping straight into anatomy and perspective is ALREADY too advanced for some of us. I literally cannot even draw a straight line or a circle, and NO tutorials I've been able to find start with "here's a good way to hold a pencil"
Anatomy literally starts with shapes. Start with a circle and learn how lighting and shading works with one light source than move on up.
This is the push I needed. I've always felt defeated like I wouldnt be able to improve because it was too late. Thank you for this inspirational video. Not gonna let anything stop me from here on out.
"Drawing as a skill" ----Spent a lot of my young life thinking some people were just "gifted" and so why bother. Really great to teach skill development to people, thank you.
Yes it is a skill. I get better with practice for years.
"You are going to make a ton of failures" FINALLY - Found my passion! Thats something im good at :3
😂😂😂
U and me both buddy
Good. NOW DRAW. You'll feel better in a different way, but it's a good way!
This was one of the most amazing videos of my life. I want to watch it every day.
Drawing is one of the few things that don't make me hate myself when I fail. I'll try to follow your advice.
This video was funny enough to keep me watching, and impactful enough to stay with me after I’d finished it.
Cheers for making it, I think I will give drawing a good go
I was that kid who always envied people who could draw well (my friends were AMAZING) but never made myself learn...until 9 months ago. I did my first drawing without references and simply used the image I had in my mind. While the end result wasn’t bad, I knew I could do better. And so I began my art journey, studying everything from human anatomy to color theory and perspective. I did traditional art for a few months before transitioning to digital. Now I draw digitally almost exclusively
I always drawed without reference, I really like to draw literally what I want I thank that's what s so good about drawing.
Here's one of my drawings for example.
photos.app.goo.gl/78yrAfZEBtLFj3o67
@@Dekross That looks awesome. I also don't draw without a reference. I'm used to it though.
@@Dekross That is cool. I never drew with a reference before in my life. Although I am trying to use them more because I have noticed some improvements. Besides awesome picture.👌
is your pfp 1year and 9months old lmao
@@nltiro3387 nah, more recent than that. I’m still not the greatest at drawing but I’m slowly improving. If this was an attempt to insult me, you failed miserably lol
I got a drawing ad for this. That makes sense.
I got a sandwich ad for this. That doesn't make sense.
It makes adSENSE
@@harambe8372 gshsssjjssjaahajajkwkwkaa
If I could choose one yt video every human could see, it'd be this one. Absolutely amazing, and I can most certainly agree. The same standards can be applied to about every learnable skill, and I can see it on myself in creative writing and learning languages. Good stuff!
What a great video. 100% true. You created a video that covered the lessons that I learned in this topic throughout my entire life. Subscribed!
You don't have to be good at a hobby. You should get good at your profession, but a hobby is supposed to be something you do out of joy, fun and personal growth. Don't compare yourself to a professional who NEEDS to be good. We are way too compatitive nowadays and we seem unable to enjoy activities that we suck at. I say: don't worry about it, just enjoy. You'll probably get better, but if you don't, it's ok.
Suck at it with joy. lol
Oh damn... I needed to read this, thanks :)
Some people desire to turn a hobby toward career direction. Dreams aren't meant to die.
Though I agree if you mean it on the other end
Shire Crawler
Suck at it with joy
Love it lol
Absolutely 100% wholeheartedly agree.
Thanks you helped me a lot! I really think that i can need this! :D
top reason: BECAUSE WE RE WATCHING A VIDEO ABOUT WHY WE SHOULD START ART!
which character is the one of your picture?
@@AndressaOliveira-pe3st ichigo kurosaki
@@moorooster223 thank you!
Beautiful video! This is exactly why I love art so much and learning about new things. After I started photographing and learning more about it, I feel like I have a whole new perspective on life. Even when I don't have my camera with me I notice the colors, the lights and the shadows and little details that I wouldn't notice before and everything just becomes more beautiful. This also applies to of course, drawing, cooking, reading or even just learning about other artists. It's truly a shame a lot of adults don't feel like learning anything that won't bring a clear benefit to their life. Once you learn more about things and the process behind it, they have a whole new meaning and you just appreciate life a little more.
I’m 15 been drawing seriously for 3 years now, it’s very fun to see all the improvements over the years
This is EXACTLY my mentality and Igor good in a matter of 6 months and still am!
I wonder..
For everyone wondering who Igor is, it's a typo of "I got good"
@@LowestofheDead 😂😂😂 Thank You I Thought He Was Talking About The Assisstant Of Dr.Frankenstein. 😂😂😂
@@LowestofheDead thought he was talking bout Tyler the creator's album lmao
igor
I. Can't. Draw.
But I do it anyway
Same
"ThaT'S tHe SpiRiT!"
@@PitersChannel same
*I'm not very good at it but it doesn't matter*
God, this is crap. But you know what?
It's my crap, and I'm proud of my crap
This was great advice, not only for drawing but for life in general! Thanks for making the world a better place 👊
I just found this video and it was the best way to start the year !!! THANKS A LOT!
A nice thing to compare your progress is to remake old drawing. I like to do that quite a lot, now that I've been drawing for about 5 years like a hooby. The results are VERY satisfying.
Art is my favorite hooby.
Hobby*
I look back 8 months ago and I go “OH GOD KILL IT WITH FIRE!” And now when I look at my art I go that needs to change that needs to change and than I fix it next time and I’m happier :) because I’m very self critical and to me that’s a good thing
I love art too! It's my favorite HoObY
"Or look at how weird feet are. Feet look really dumb. Don't like feet." -Mattias Pilhede, 2018
this was quite motivational and inspirational!
Thank you for making this!
So relatable... I also never saw, nor still see, really, myself as a creative person. Always use the excuse of it being too late while simultaneously really wanting to learn how to draw...
This video just hits right and I might have no option but to go grab a notebook, a couple pencils, and start doodling around.
Thanks.
Your videos are pretty damn universal, have loved them since I found you a while back. Always puts me in a good mood
When I was a kid I draw a stick man and later it became Power Ranger
Heh impressive
@@SevensMarkedSeven yeah Thanks
Cool?
@@citrus4419 nice
Off To Road weird flex but ok
Good vid. Well done. I particularly like that you also include the point that your artistic skill development also carries over into your life skill and personal development. I've noticed throughout my life this phenomenom not only applies to art, but any personal interest we pursue that involves extending ourselves, through commitment and over time.
I'm 51, and in short, have been drawing since I could hold a pencil.
'Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain' and 'Drawing on the Artist Within' are two very good resources for anyone who wants to really learn to accurately draw and reproduce what's before you, instead of drawing what your brain tricks you into habitually 'believing' is there.
I bought my copies over 30 years ago now, but I'm pretty sure they'd still be around.
I teach my students how to draw different objects. It is good for them to learn. I’ve even had kids who were at first reluctant to try it find out that they are capable of doing it and they find themselves trying to improve. I know this will help them later in life for the reasons you’ve explained. Also the kids get a huge boost of encouragement and nothing makes me happier than to see them realize what they are capable of.
You have the best kind of motivational videos.
Oddly enough because they're _not_ the usual kind.
The one that aims to invoke emotions with pompous yet vapid big words, which will quickly wear off like an inflated baloon.
Instead you have a grumpy, yet unadulterated matter-of-fact approach.
It doesn't embellish anything - in fact you'll call the audience out on the excuses.
But it also doesn't need to because the reasoning has an intrinsic motivational value that won't wear off.
"The one that aims to invoke emotions with pompous yet vapid big words"
I love irony
"Feet are really dumb" while Satie plays in the background is the most artistic and emotional editing choice since the dawn of UA-cam
Me: been drawing for almost half my life
Also me: clicks on this vid
inspirational as always
thanks a lot for the video :D
Now I’m 15 years old and I want to become an artist, too. I was always interested in drawing, but because I thought I wasn’t talented I gave up. This video was in my recommendations and it was exactly what I needed because I saw so many artists who started drawing from a very young age and that discouraged me so much. Thank you for this video! It really helps me a lot! 💖
I started drawing when I was your age and all I did was copy other peoples art. There’s no need for any shame since it’s never easy to draw
@@MustacheDLuffy its easy to draw just doodle some shit erase half of ot and draw something from the shape of you half erased doodgles I would end up with really guestionable in depth 7 armed lewd pictures of my crushes
When I was 15 about a year ago I just looked in a mirror to understand how arms work n shiet
Now a year later ive drawn naked women.
Epic.
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Dienutza Love exactly the same situation here lol
I hate feet too
Everyone always complains about hands but feet are truly awful
Why need feet if you could have "PERFECT" hands??
Same they’re gross
Pff yeah me neither none of us like feet pffff ha ha yeah me neitherrr
" Why need feet if you could have "PERFECT" hands?? "
Just draw hands on both ends.
“And sometimes it takes learning how to love something.” I think I’m gonna save this quote
This video is great! Thank you guy, I really needed a motivation like I got in this video.
I'm 14 and have been completely blown away by some of the amazing artworks or animations that other people my age can make. The other day I decided I'd start an animation channel. Although I feel like I'm bad at art, I can only improve if I start now, right? Thanks for making this video, I need a confidence boost.
im basically in the same situation, but im learning to draw from video game concept art :/
Will Leney oh wow I want to be a video game concept artist
Keep it up bro! Rembember, don't compare your art to others, compare your art to what you drew yesterday.
It's like leveling in a video game, you should just care about your own level and have fun :)
hi i am 15,5 and if you get better you will find out the stuff that other people in your age make is beginner stuff. And i will give you some tips first dont be sceared of making misstakes it is importent to make misstakes becaus by doing them you will see your misstakes and can fix them. A other thinge is draw every day if you want to get rly good at it if you dont feel like it draw It is very importent to be consistent. And dont watch tutorials if you dont execute them after. the last one you feel insperatet right now so you have the feeling you want to do smth but truest be this feeling will go away and you nead to be able to motivate yourself to do art. For animators you nead to learn drawing too. Sry bad enhlish i am not a native speaker
I see the world like this (5:10) because I need glasses
Get glasses
Get glasses
poptart poptart they ain’t cheap!
Get glasses
Get glasses (but I honestly need one too)
to any beginners that just watched this video, LISTEN you don’t have to know *everything* about art like anatomy of the feet, arms, legs or anything like that!!! If you want to improve pick something that you *want* to learn not what others want you to learn and focus on that.
And it’s *absolutely* unnecessary to know any fancy words that describes you work (like structure, perspective etc.) you come across them as you learn to analyze your works, others’ works, and your surrounding as you enjoy art for what it is and not what most people want it to be.
A lot of artists that are famous have their own sense of individuality and it seems like they’ve accomplished far beyond what most people would deem as art.
Thank you, I’ve been teaching myself for the last 6 months and am overwhelmed with all the different aspects of drawing. I’ve began to just draw what I like and try to draw them better each time… much more enjoyable
"Just do something and figure it out as you go along" - I like how he put it this way.
"Or look how weird feet are. Feet look really dumb. I don't like feet"
I died XD
"I'm never comfortable in the spot i'm in. I want to be better."
Those 2 lines are the whole point of a hobby. Never get too comfortable where you are or else you might stop or never improve. Even though I'm way above everyone in drawing in my school, I never get comfortable in the spot I'm in.
Good job. The encouragement and prospective needed to enjoy an interest.
Trying to do one week of drawing every day is an accurate gauge of how daunting any artistic pursuit is for me.
"What if you took 1 week every day to draw anatomy"
This is what taking a life drawing class feels like
2:17
One week every day...
SURE, WHY NOT?!
Drongo he means In a week, whatever week you decide to choose, draw every day in that week. So pretty much draw 7 days straight for a specific thing to practice if you want to
Mechonland 11 or he just messed up? I don’t think it was that deep lol
ruby eve true, but I did it anyways cause I had way to much free time at the time
Why that much space thoooo!!!!!
I think he means an hour a day maybe
I've been drawing for my whole life, so I never really noticed how it changed the way I thought. I've just always thought that way. But after learning a new language, the way I interpret words and the way I solve problems, etc, has changed greatly. I can only guess drawing changes your mind just as much. It's astonishing how much learning new skills changes who you are as a person.
i’ve been drawing pretty much all my life and now i’m at a point i can say i’m rlly satisfied with what i do. it takes patience, practice, and also trying to understand what could make you improve the way you want. looking at references is crucial, accommodating to the techniques you like, understanding what you’re drawing and the style you’re trying to embrace.
also don’t feel down abt the fact that others do it way more better than you, feel inspired by them and improve everyday. it’s a long journey but if you’re passionate abt it it’s really satisfying :)
Look how weird feet are
Feet look really dumb
I don't like feet
I think anyone who ever drew feet can relate.
YogSoth as soon as I started to read this comment, that exact sentence played °-°
That's why I draw cartoon characters and their feet are just nubs
Nah, they are quite graceful when on paintings and realistic drawing, feet aren't ugly, they make you move ya dingus
But I love drawing feet... Specially when I draw ballerinas.
I like the slow quiet piano in the background at 5:26
Flying Hay minecraft nostalgia
My brother was killed by a toon dropping a piano on his head!
It's Gymnopedie No 1 by Kevin Macleod
@@Entritarus Eric Satie*
we got to get this video age restricted
Thanks man you're my motivation now. I'm 20 now and you've sparked something in me now.
the footage is so on point
2:16 what if you took one week every day
yep that one confused me aswell xD
I think he meant one day every week
That also confused me
Haha! Thought it was my lack of english skills..
One day every week! Come on people.
I’ve drawing since I was 3
I’ve drawn and ANIMATED (including tweens) so much that it’s unhealthy for me
And I’m not stopping
Just Gabe if drawing and animating ever becomes to much or you just don’t want to don’t feel bad if you need to take a break.
Yay me too! I held a pen in my hand when I was only two, but hitting that on important documents (for kindergarten) is not really what I would call drawing :0
I needed this so badly.
Thanks so much for making this video! I may be a little late, but this video made me give drawing a try, and I love it!
"... and I only have 60 years left to live and I can never learn anything new again!"
Made my day, still laughing!
I went to school for painting at age 26. Its funny to look back and think how embarassed I was to be an "older" art major. I assumed I was way past the cut off line to start doing art. So glad I decided to face my fears, its also helped me come out of my comfort zone in so many other aspects of my life.
27 here - I'm curious, did you end up able to paint well?
I'm 21, used to draw a lot as a kid, but because of school, I dropped out of it. Now I want to go back to drawing, I've lost all of my abilities, I need to learn back from scratch, but I'll try anyway.
School really is your enemy when it comes to creativity. Having a lot of homeworks, people laughing at you for what you do, it's not something you can ignore with ease as a kid...
I've been studying computers and stuff for almost 6 years now, and I still don't feel like I want to do that for a living, so I'll just try one thing after another until I find something I want to do, being good at it or not.
Anyway, all of that to say, thank you for your comment, it gave me a bit of courage to not give up on myself yet.
Also great vid, to that guy who made it.
@@Raan-Shi Im 22, I draw all my life, and my career is not related about art, but im too shy to be "e-famous" right now, I practice everyday for one hour, I admire a lot of artists and designers..dont give up
most important dont feel pressure to be "a sucesfull instagram artist"
@@mimim102 That's not what I'm trying to become, but I think criticism is important to improve. Kids are mean, Internet is too. I'll probably post them for my friends so they can tell me what I should focus on to improve.
@@Raan-Shi I think is better if you take criticism from a teacher or a professional, you can paid a pro on patreon if you don't want criticism from strangers :)
Fun fact: Fire does not cast a shadow.
neither does the sun...or light at all
Yes it does. Can you see through a fire? Turn a gas burner on real high and look through it. It will at least blur everything on the other side if it doesn't block it completely. Aaaand I just did that didn't I? Wait a second. let me adjust my pocket protector . I forgot to bring my visual aids for my report so I guess ill stop talking now.
Yes fire doesn't cast a shadow but the burnt particles do cast a shadow
Me after this comment:
🤔🤯🤔🤯😦
@@chrisscogin1911 I don't think you know what a shadow is.
Man, you radiate positivity !❤️
One week every day
I uhh... I messed up...
lmao lol
Mattias Pilhede what did you mean though? because I feel like I'm high rn
no name he probably meant a day a week
I made a presentation about "talent" a couple months ago, this is basically it applied to art.
I love how I totally agree with you every time, but the way you say it sounds so much better than what I was thinking...
You're a great artist and I don't even mention your drawing
Thanks for this video, I really needed it.
I love all the skating clips included