Just some general feedback: -When it comes to tutorials, I find that the shorter, the better. It saves me time and I also get to do the drawing I am excited for faster. It's good to be thorough, but also keep it concise. At least this is what I appreciate when I am just looking up a random video to learn how to do something (tutorial style video). If your aim is to build a relationship with the viewer, then the longer, more fun monologues are perfect! But for me personally, if I'm watching a tutorial on UA-cam, I want to learn it quick so I can get on with my day. This is just from a random viewer's perspective lol, take it or leave it. -LOVE the edits, really adds a lot to the video and keeps the viewer engaged. Again, I think something that will help with engagement is keeping it shorter (maybe more like 10 min?). Unless your video is very, VERY engaging (which is uncommon among art videos), I find that around 10min is the sweet spot. -your character looked soooo cute! Would love to see a video dedicated to drawing hair with different styles and such -your art is incredibly lovely, keep making videos as long as you have fun doing it, even if the view or like counts are down. Someone will always appreciate what you do here on your small channel, especially aspiring artists looking for some tips (like me!) Please don't feel like I am trying to criticize you or anything, you can totally discard everything I said if you want! Just because I have made more videos and for a longer amount of time than you does not make me a better content creator by any stretch (Actually, I think your content is a lot higher quality than mine lol). Also random question: For digital art I use a Logitech Crayon instead of an Apple Pencil. While it's cheaper, (which is nice), it doesn't include the pressure sensitivity feature that Apple Pencils do. Is this a problem? How much will it affect the digital art process (sketching/drawing specifically)?
Thank you so much for this feedback I really appreciate it! It always helps build me up and grow in my YT journey so tysm! As for your pencil this shouldn’t be a huge problem. Most other digital pencils have this pressure sensitive feature in fact i do believe the apple pencil has this one to a certain degree tho I could be mistaken. There are settings you can change im sure to make drawing with this feature easier, but once you get comfortable with it, it shouldn’t be a problem at all (speaking from experience it doesn’t get in the way once you get used to it). Thank you so much for watching my videos and taking the time to comment and leave feedback
Just some general feedback:
-When it comes to tutorials, I find that the shorter, the better. It saves me time and I also get to do the drawing I am excited for faster. It's good to be thorough, but also keep it concise. At least this is what I appreciate when I am just looking up a random video to learn how to do something (tutorial style video). If your aim is to build a relationship with the viewer, then the longer, more fun monologues are perfect! But for me personally, if I'm watching a tutorial on UA-cam, I want to learn it quick so I can get on with my day. This is just from a random viewer's perspective lol, take it or leave it.
-LOVE the edits, really adds a lot to the video and keeps the viewer engaged. Again, I think something that will help with engagement is keeping it shorter (maybe more like 10 min?). Unless your video is very, VERY engaging (which is uncommon among art videos), I find that around 10min is the sweet spot.
-your character looked soooo cute! Would love to see a video dedicated to drawing hair with different styles and such
-your art is incredibly lovely, keep making videos as long as you have fun doing it, even if the view or like counts are down. Someone will always appreciate what you do here on your small channel, especially aspiring artists looking for some tips (like me!)
Please don't feel like I am trying to criticize you or anything, you can totally discard everything I said if you want! Just because I have made more videos and for a longer amount of time than you does not make me a better content creator by any stretch (Actually, I think your content is a lot higher quality than mine lol).
Also random question:
For digital art I use a Logitech Crayon instead of an Apple Pencil. While it's cheaper, (which is nice), it doesn't include the pressure sensitivity feature that Apple Pencils do. Is this a problem? How much will it affect the digital art process (sketching/drawing specifically)?
Thank you so much for this feedback I really appreciate it! It always helps build me up and grow in my YT journey so tysm! As for your pencil this shouldn’t be a huge problem. Most other digital pencils have this pressure sensitive feature in fact i do believe the apple pencil has this one to a certain degree tho I could be mistaken. There are settings you can change im sure to make drawing with this feature easier, but once you get comfortable with it, it shouldn’t be a problem at all (speaking from experience it doesn’t get in the way once you get used to it). Thank you so much for watching my videos and taking the time to comment and leave feedback