My fattest and biggest pet peeve is when people look at an unfinished art piece and judge it and look weirdly at it…. ITS NOT DONE then I have to explain why it looks like that then I don’t feel like finishing it .
I hate it when people say that OR when someone who doesn’t do art at all looks at my sketches and says “the proportions are off” or “the anatomy is wrong.” SORRY REBECCA, but I didn’t realise you were suddenly an expert! And it’s a sketch! I’m experimenting with poses bro 😭
What really peels MY grape is when people insult their art in order to compliment mine. Like you don't have to hate/dislike your own art to compliment artists you look up to. Anyways lol I really love the saying "what peels my grape" 😂 I had never heard it before, but I will definitely be using it.
And then the same people tend to be the ones to say “Can you draw me?” Yeah… If you pay me. I’m not spending 10+ hours making a detailed artwork if the person isn’t paying me… It’s my job, I’m not a free art machine.
the one thing that absolutely burns my toast is the belief (from mostly non-artists) that you HAVE to go to a fancy art school in order to be a good/successful artist. art school is EXPENSIVE and not everyone can afford to shill out 40k+ a year in order to get a “good” education (40k is actually the lowest price i’ve seen for in state tuition). there are so many public universities with equally good art programs, but a lot of artists don’t even consider those because they feel like they need to go to an ivy league art school
My biggest pet peeve is when an artist shits on other people's work for being "bad", but you look at their art and it looks like something a child would make.
Ooooh, what really gets my goat is when someone stops themselves from drawing what they want because they are afraid it will be “edgy” or “cringy”, or worse, when an artist puts down someone for those reasons. LET PEOPLE DRAW WHAT THEY WANT! If they aren’t hurting anyone and just trying to draw what they like, who cares what you think? They didn’t ask for you to be a buttwad and call their work bad after they worked hard on it. We need to just let each other exist and enjoy each other’s work. To learn that if you don’t like it, you don’t have to look at it and that you don’t have to ALWAYS GIVE YOUR OPINION. lol
@Aquaria Sketches Yeah i hate that to! I drew a cuphead oc named Wild who i stopped using in rps in Cuphead Amino because my stalkers who ran the amino would attack me when i posted about my oc over a nickname they think is mine but they have no proof and never showed me proof of me using the name "Belexa" it made me stop using Wild and i never roleplayed as my cuphead oc Wild ever again.
What gears my grind is when people imply my level of skill in art is luck based. Like I was just born with a pen in my hand and knew immediately how to draw. The complete lack of understanding when it comes to the years of hard work and practice and the constant self doubt ALSO loving the intro Yuki! Keep up the good work!
YES EXACTLY! This is the reason I hate the word "talent." It undermines all the hard work, effort, and practice an artist has put in to get to the skill level that they're at.
Yet some people draw for decades and can't get any improvement or getting it REALLY slow. Also, it was proven, talent - is a real thing. So, yeah, those people right, you are not special just because you grind more than them, you were just born with the right genes.
My pet peeve, related to Backseat Drawing, is the Art Career Counselor. It sounds selfish and close-minded, but I really don't like it when I get advice on how to make a living off of art from non-artists. It's usually something like "oh, that guy who made Garfield is successful, maybe you could do something like that" or "hey, I've got this great business model idea for you." I know they're trying to help, but most of the time, they don't know what they're talking about - they aren't artists, they've never worked in the industry, and they can't name more than 10 living artists. Plus, these Counselors hardly ever ask what kind of art I want to make. Anyway, nice video! I like the big floppy ears on your vtuber model!
for me, it's experienced artists who give bad art advice. Like telling new artists to practice but not saying HOW to practice. It's like asking how to drive a car and only getting "lol just drive".
For me, it would be: Learn the fundamentals, and get ready to be bored out of your mind doing it. Anatomy, color/value, gesture, and perspective. Practice what you learn and apply it to your stylized work to avoid losing your mind.
I'm not much of an artist, despite having a fancy art degree; more of a writer than anything. Seeing someone who is much more talented is a motivating factor... They inspire me to hone my craft; I will not understand why not being the best becomes an excuse to not try.
For me, it's just because it's so difficult and overwhelming, so I always end up giving up and coming back months later, drawing a little bit, rinse and repeat.
I have a lot of artist peeves. I'll try not to include the same as yours but here are a couple of mine... 1. ART THIEVESSSSSS I just want to post my art because I'm proud of it, not for you to steal it!! 2. When people assume you know every FORM or KIND of art just because you can draw one thing I can draw people mostly in a manga-ish type of style. I can't do very good realistic drawings and I can't draw houses at all! Also, just because I can draw doesn't mean I automatically know how to sculpt or something... 3. "Why do you only draw girls?" I'm more experienced with the anatomy of women and I do draw men as well, they just come off a bit weird!! 4. "How do you draw!?" IDK MAN my response to this is always "I just touch the paper with my pencil and a drawing appears" 5. When people assume all.. uhm.. *corn* artists are bad people People that draw rule 34 or anything related (Of characters 18+ ofc) aren't bad people. It's something they like to do. This is similar to thinking pole dancing is sexual. It isn't! It's a sport! 6. "Why does your OC look like that?" Not all of my OCs are humans, not all of my OCs are supposed to look like humans. There is no rule saying I have to draw humans or normal people. I can make a crocodile, cat, mouse and parrot hybrid! Who cares?! 7. Bad art advice "To become better, just practise!" well, how do I practise exactly? 8. "Did you draw that!?!" No. Somebody put an art piece in front of me. 9. When people put down others to make someone else seem better. I've had somebody put down my friend's art in order to make mine seem "superior". 10. "Can you draw my OC?" Similar to "Can you draw me?!!" but this one is a bit more annoying because of something that has happened to me. My friend wanted me to draw her OC and I thought nothing of it. I drew the OC and called her over. She got mad at me because I forgot to add a little ponytail she had in her massive locks of hair. The truth is, I didn't even see the ponytail lol. If you can't handle people drawing your OC in a wrong way or forgetting a detail, then draw it YOURSELF!!! Hope I didn't sound *t o o* angry!
What I hate about *some* parts of art communities is when somebody is harassed for an art piece and then for no reason at all people start assuming and spreading rumors that have nothing to do with the art, like assuming that they're racist or homophobic. It's dumb. And then there's doxxers and trolls. Also, the tenth pet peeve is so relatable to me. I get kind of expected to show my family my art otherwise I'm assumed to be drawing borderline porn. It's like I'm just supposed to ignore my self-consciousness lol. But leaving that topic behind, I absolutely love your art and how pretty/cutesy it is. When I'm in the mood to draw or just wanna chill and listen to someone talk, your channel is one of the first I come to. Keep up the good work. ^^
Something that really grinded my gears was I had someone who only drew anime eyes in middleschool and they would often moan and bitch when i wouldnt let them draw the eyes on MY ART
Wow, I love your art. The lineart is so clean and cool. I think it's really annoying when people say their art is bad just for attention. I don't understand why they post it if they really don't like it. Well sometimes, rarely, when I don't like my drawing but I still want to post it, I try to say it in an optimistic way. I understand that that drawing doesn't look as good as my others and I can see what mistakes I made. Shrug. I never try to fish for compliments like them. Whenever I want compliments, it's usually on drawings that I personally liked.
I remember i saw a normal fb post with comission prices (mind you, it was on the own artist's page) and somehow the comments were FULL of other artists belittling the artist's work and self promoting by saying stuff like: "wow 20 dollars for that? And i charge 5 for something like this lmao [insert their unsolicited artwork]". Literally the price has nothing to do with ANYONE other than the artist themselve and the customer. If it's too expensive and ppl don't buy it bc it doesn't match the skill then it only affects the artist, if someone deems the price as an accurate one and buys a comission it only involves the artist and the costumer still. That whole situation was gross
For me; We have a critique chat in our art community - Theres tons of artists who draw different things and at different skill levels who come through, a lot of it is peer suggestion and not professional Theres this one person in our community who bothers me; because there is an artist who is wonderful at making character illustrations; and anytime this artist puts in a work for feedback, the user goes ‘ITS PERFECT ART SENPAI YOU ARE JESUS *foaming at the mouth* TEACH ME UR WAYS FISHDHHD also the hand could be tweaked a bit to look more natural bUT YOUR ART IS THE NEXT JESUS PICASSO WHO’ And its like. **BOY** this is meant for criticism and youre out here worshiping this person and not really giving anything for them to work from? And they ONLY do it with this one artist, because every other person they get super nitpicky and specific. ough!! Crit chats are for critiques!! Compliments are good but when you arent even!! Bringing anything to it whats the point luv!!
what really sullies my cereal, THE THING THAT REALLY BURNS MY BISCUIT! Is when people call art bad. It's one thing to call your own art bad, but when other people call others' art bad then that's when it's a problem. There is no such thing as bad art, art is whatever you want it to be, it's not someone else's job to " approve" your art and make sure that it's good enough.
unrelated but i remember a time i was drawing miku by memory during 5th grade. ofc her hair is a teal-ish blue colour and my pencil crayon was dull, so i sharpened it and when i came back- some piece of crap from my class thought it was an amazing idea for him to scribble light blue all over it. That's already bad, but when i started crying *(haha got yelled at by teacher for cryinng ✋😔)* he had the audacity to say "i was just making it pretty why are you being such a crybaby about it" *EXCUSE ME THAT TOOK ME 5/6 CLASS PERIODS + SACRIFICED LUNCHTIMES TO MAKE AND YOU HAVE THE AUDACITY TO RUIN EVERYTHING YOU NO-GOOD PIECE OF-* even once i came home my mom got mad at me for using my lunchtime on something useless and stupid
The things I hate is when I see a older artist just beginning but they don't feel motivated cause they see talented kids. It also takes a bunch of talent for someone so far in life keep going, the saying "can't teach a old dog new tricks" but these people are still learning (I know they're not dogs but people, people might think of adults to be serious and already have their life figured and people might think that they can't or shouldn't do it cause they're not creative or whatever but I really wanna like seeing people far in life still try something new and I hate it when that makes them think that they can't do it for that reason in someway)
Yeah same, I dislike when people think young artists are like gods and they are gifted with these god-like art skills, we worked and practice these skills just like how older people do. We are basically just you average artist, so yeah age doesnt matter sooo much in art, imo 👀
Is it just me or I don't like when they look at my stuff without permission, I had this friend who asked to see what I was drawing and when I said no they said they already saw it and was testing my trust... I COULD HAVE BEEN DOING SOMETHING ELSE??? And I didn't want them to see so it made me really upset, I think they were expecting me to show them since they saw it already. I really wanted to ask why they were being a nosy beach but I didn't. Also getting compare, I always got compared to my cousin who wants to be an artist and it made me stop drawing for maybe 1-2 years.
Unrelated to the video but watching you draw is so satisfying and your art is so clean and cute! But yeah, I've experienced my fair share of these peeves myself. What really salts my apples is probably when you share a drawing you're really proud of in a groupchat or whatever, and nobody responds to it. Like man, I worked hard on that :(
What really makes me mad is the tiktok art community. It’s like the twitter of the art world. The thing with that community is that half of them !!arent even artists!! You post your art on tiktok and make one tiny mistake? You’ll get thousands of comments pointing it out in a not so nice way. You don’t even need to make a mistake, they could just not like your art for some stupid reason and they’d throw a temper tantrum about it. The people of tiktok have no idea what “color theory” or “stylization” is and will literally come for you for drawing something in a style that’s not hyper realistic or anime esk. And if it’s not random people? Art elitists that will come for any artist to make themselves feel better. Wish I knew that before I posted my art there
I hate when people ask “can you teach me?!” Or “wanna have an art contest” then get salty when I win or tell them I’m not good at teaching it really just rattles me >:
I personally really don't like when people think you need to do anatomy to have good drawings because I feel like it's an odd expectation especially when the artist doesn't draw actual creatures and humans.
@@j.6267 I didn't say you shouldn't learn it I said you don't need to do it there's a difference some art pieces that lack anatomy are quite lovely YOU might enjoy seeing anatomy but when it's not even a human or existing creature or something why use human anatomy at all
@@sirkae5322 by learning human anatomy- or if you draw creatures, the anatomy of animals- you can better create those "nonexistant' creatures or unhumans. by having an understanding of what's real, you have a lot more under your belt to make even cooler and better looking characters and monsters. I can tell you, all professional monster designers have a very good understanding of the anatomy of real world reptilians, canids, dinosaurs, etcetera. art is taking real life and making it something unique to you. having a better, clearer view of what is "real" makes better fiction. but if studying that's too much work for you, then i guess you don't have to. but to become a great artist, these are things you HAVE to know.
@@piklan89 I do study it lol I just generally also don't find it always necessary for certain arts while yes it can help with better looking monster designs and such sometimes the anatomy is supposed to look weird
I find that often when someone “critiques” my art without asking (and they tend to be rude and snotty about it), that their art tends to be on a lower skill level than my own. I had a grown man (I’m 21, but he was like 30 or something) tell me my art was “tumblr art style” which, it quite literally isn’t. And what was his art? Very early 2010s shitty sexual art with big boobied women. And gross ass feet. Like…what? Not to toot my own horn, but my art was on a much higher skill level than that 😭
Also, when someone is trying to commission me but like…this has only happened to me once and recently, but this guy was trying to comm me and I didn’t see their message of them finally deciding to because I went to bed, but when I got up I said “okay, you can send payment to (my PayPal)” and then they said “oh I commissioned someone else”. And so I was just like “…okay?” and then a few days later they said “can you draw real people” (idk if they mean realism (which I can do) or in my style) but I said yes and still haven’t gotten another response and it’s been weeks. Thankfully I got two other comms which is really awesome for me because I don’t get a lot of them unfortunately < 3 esp since I’m unemployed atm lmfao
I'm always being talked to by, or see others being talked to by the "I can barely draw a stick figure compliment fishing person." She usually comes up to my paper and says "WOAH, THAT'S SO COOL! I CAN'T EVEN DRAW THAT GOOD AND I'VE BEEN DRAWING SINCE I WAS TWO. YOU SHOULD TEACH ME" I'm not a teacher. I'm not keeping any secrets for quick improvement, I'm only applying the same tips anyone else can tell you. Just watch a few short videos, and leave me alone. If you want to learn, talk to someone else who actually wants to teach you.
is that Mori Calliope fanart i see 👀! its looks so good! also im so happy your making videos again! your actually the first commentary youtuber i ever saw when i was searching for speedpaints, i love you and your art never stop doing what you love!
I hate unsolicited critique with a passion, once I was showing a fellow artist my drawing, and they went at it critiquing every little thing about it when... I didn't ask them at all. and most of the things they were critiquing were very obviously art style choices, like, "the eyes are too big!" I'm a fucking cartoonist, what do you expect? and I also hate the notion that if you don't take the criticism, your immature and the smaller person. like just let artists vibe
I have a big ass pet peeve of those comments saying ‘you either have to draw in an anime/manga style or realism because if you don’t it will look ugly’ There ARE 1000s of art styles that go under neither of those terms and look like Pablo Picasso, in fact his style goes under neither as well!
yuki i’m so glad you’re back to uploading! haven’t seen your art in a while and i’m so glad i did today. the new vtuber model, the new intro, the art, everything really has improved so much! keep up the good work!!
for me, one of my biggest pet peeves is "bro when are you opening commissions i would totally buy from you" or "you should open commissions" after I explicitly state I don't want to do art as a career. also, i relate to the unsolicited critique one on a personal level. my mom used to be a professional and would critique literally everything i showed her when i didnt ask her too, and then she complains that i never show her my art anymore... i love my mom but w h y
I really hate when people say I’m “talented” this in itself is fine and I’m not gonna blow up on someone for a compliment, but it’s when it’s implied that I was just gifted, and didn’t have to work really really hard to get to a place where I actually liked my art. I was so so bad at art when I started, I wasn’t just Picasso as soon as I picked up a pen. Very rarely are people and artists talented, usually they’re just Super cool hardworking individuals!
One of my pet peeves is artists who don't actually try to understand the nature of art/the art "world", and insist it's either; 1. inherently valuable with no other attributing factors, 2. that its a necessity for survival, 3. try to block other creatives from opportunities because *insert some moral value related to their personal view of art*. It's like, I understand, you like art, you like being an artist. So do I. But deluding yourself about the nature of what we do and trying to lash out at any perceived "attack" on your ego is not helping either of us succeed in our careers.
One of my gripes is when a fellow artist asks for tips, criticism, you take the time to show them, explain and correct what they asked, and they just.. don't bother to implement it, and then ask for corrections AGAIN on another piece and you look at it and it's the same issues as the previous piece Like BLEASE
My biggest complaint about the art community, especially on TikTok is the blatant harassment towards young or less experienced artists. People will make tons of videos making fun of them without even telling them what they did wrong or how to improve. Don’t discourage beginners, we all start somewhere
I deffinitely fell into the "I need Copics" craze in high-school lol. At the time, I was obsessed with smooth blends and soft gradients. I used mostly watercolor and lineart pens to make my works. But i wanted to be able to colour in class, on the go; stuff I couldn't do with my tube watercolors. So for birthdays and Christmases I asked family for Copic sets. My aunt got me some randomized ones; soft green, soft blue, bright orange, dark purple, dark blue, and black. My nan got me a hair colours set which also works for darker skin tones. And my mom got me a skintone set. So basically, I could draw characters with limited colour palettes. I was so excited I used them as soon as i got them, fell in love with the brush tip, swore I needed more and I was now a Copic artist for good and I was gonna build this huge collection. I'm 20 now, still have the OG copics I got from people, and haven't bought any more myself lol. I'm a digital artist and when I work traditionally, it's just lineart and painting (sometimes watercolor sometimes acrylics) still. They're great markers and all... but they're expensive and in the end I'm not a marker artist. I never have been. I've always been really picky about my colours and markers just don't allow for the same mixing as paint, or colour wheel on digital. I just wanted them and loved them so much in HS because Tumblr and UA-cam told me they were the best thing ever and I NEEDED them. Like they'd make my art infinitely better, as though you can't achieve smooth blends with paint or pencil crayon; it HAD to be that brush tip. Now all I use my Copics for is loosely coloring fashion sketches and concept images.
almost done with the video but i already agree with all of these!! especially the one about "needing to have 'Good expensive tools' to make 'Good art'" now, i only just got a tablet with a stylus last year (june 2021 to be exact!), you wanna know how long i've been drawing for until then? 5-6 years!! when i was JUST starting out i used paint tool SAI with my MOUSE. i tried and used every high quality phone drawing app you can name-- sketchbook, ibispaint X, medibang, etc. i used to draw with my finger and an oldddd ipad, or my finger and just My Phone. and even then i still drew, grew my art, etc etc. like, i was able to draw and also able to IMPROVE my art, while the only tools i had were: any form of traditional art, AND my finger and some drawing apps. you don't need expensive ass tools to make "good art", and you especially don't need them to improve, make fulfilling art, whatever your art goals may be!
definitely agree, i actually used to have an actual stylus and a paid art program, but somehow i ended up just drawing on ibispaint (free edition) with my finger and my art took less time to draw and i felt more comfy with it lmao
2 art pet peeves of mine is 1. An artist being accused of changing the race of a character because of their color palettes. I've seen a lot of artist being accused of being racist or changing the race of a character intentionally when in reality they just have a color palette that makes it seem that way. Like the colors of the characters outfit and hair are even changed a bit because that's due to their palette. For example pastel palettes. They use, obviously, pastel colors. And pastel colors are lighter than any solid color, because that's what pastel is. And 2. People saying when an artist hates their art they're a "pick me" because they see their art is amazing. An artist will never like EVERYTHING they draw. Even if you may see nothing wrong with it's that's because you have a fresh pair of eyes. The artist has been looking at their own art style for a while. There could be things they see in the drawing they think could've been improved on and they're upset with themselves for not being able to draw what they invisioned, etc. There's way more too it than just on the surface.
Im still trying to build my community. So I love the point she made of 'popular isnt always good' And one that BEEFS my cow, is when people compare my art to another artist. JUST CAUSE THE EYE STYLE OR COLORING. cries
Oh my the first one I completely agree with. This happens a lot when I look into the Gacha community. They make decent edits but it's still not there art or just bad art, yet they get overpraised with annoying comments in my opinion. Like some of them would be: you're such a queen, it's a master piece, ect. And then they gain all of these subscribers even though they barely post. It gets on my nerves so much, that sometimes I just got to hate the art because I hate stuff that is overrated and overpraised.
another commenter mentioned it but when people feel the need to tear themself down or needlessly self critique while praising my art. i used to have a friend who would do this and it was absolutely draining because in all honesty i believed their art was better than mine, though that fact never bothered me. what did bother me is how whenever i would send them a wip or a piece that i was proud of, they would respond with "wow *bunch of nice compliments which i really appreciated*" which would always ultimately devolve into "i could never hope to be as good as you" "my art sucks" blah, blah, blah. that friendship ended up being draining for more than just that reason too. seriously though, it isnt that hard to *just compliment* an artist. it isnt that hard to just say "this is nice, i really like how you did this." you dont need to put yourself down, you dont need to self deprecate, it makes the person or people youre speaking to deeply uncomfortable and draws them into a corner in which theyre forced to then drop everything theyre doing and make you feel better. its selfish, no matter the intention.
Off topic but you drew Mori amazingly and I noticed exactly who you were drawing as soon as you started drawing the crown :D your art style is extremely soft looking and adorable :3
So I like to draw and I find it relaxing so I do it often and whenever people see my art while I'm just trying to draw for myself they either criticize the rough sketch or just talk about how they can't draw like me and it's really annoying it's like first of all I'm a minor so I don't even really need to make money so I don't care if no one will buy it according to some random persons opinion
my brother is recently learning to draw in a different style than me, my only problem with this is that he's giving more unwanted critiques than usual..
Also this video was actually really helpful for me since I still consider myself a novice. I have issues with comparing my work to others' and with keeping the canvas empty instead of letting go of the fear of messing up, so this really encouraged me. Tysm for this video. 😊
I hate ABSOLUTELY hate when I’m drawing something like a character design of a random pose and someone comes up and says “Why are they naked?” Like BECAUSE I DIDNT DRAW THE CLOTHES YET JESSICA.
When someone says “your art is so good, mine sucks!” I feel forced into saying “no your great at drawing!” I try my best to give them tips and stuff I learned but it’s kinda difficult. Another thing I hate is when somebody asks name if I can teach them, ik they just want to get better but I’m really not that good so I always just suggest yt videos and tell them to ask me questions if they don’t understand what their saying.
I guess what makes me upset is when my friends will put down their own art. Like as an artist I get the whole “see the flaws in your art” thing but at the same time their art will be good or show their progress in learning but they’ll say something like “my arts absolute sh!t”. Maybe it’s cuz I like to support my friends a lot but idk 🤷🏽
I just don’t like “their weird kid” trope, like, ever. 9 times out of ten the “skinning animals” kids are harmless, and just don’t know how to socialise well. The trope is based on abelist stereotypes and as an autistic person, I’m sick of being lumped into a horrible stereotype just because I draw and struggle with speaking. It’s rude.
on one hand. I do agree about the unsolicited criticism point. It definetely can suck to recievie critisism when you're not looking for it. However, if you don't want to recieve criticism, in my opinion you just shouldn't be posting online. I only ever show my art to my friends for this exact reason. Once something is public to the internet, everyone is allowed to comment on it however they like, and I think they should be allowed to so long as they aren't hostile or rude about it. You just need to accept the consequences of posting stuff online and either stop doing it if the criticism is too much for you, or get better at ignoring it.
12:53 I was never around if this did happen, but I have a couple family members that would likely do this and id be the niece (although itd be grand daughter, or cousin) and when they ask me I tell them my commission prices, they expect lower because were family or because I dont pay rent and in turn dont need money, and I then tell them its that or nothing, it usually ends up with them angrily leaving but thats my perspective of the situation when I'm asked for free art
Honestly, if someone randomly points out an error or incomplete portion of your art, that's when you get passive aggressive and make it a feature just to piss them off.
something i _REALLY_ hate is when people see my art or hear that i am an artist and just, "oh, so you draw anime?" it completely derails my entire mood but i have to act like it didn't and calmly explain that it is _not_ anime just because it isn't realism.
My biggest pet peeve is when people try to give art critique to a child who just wants to draw what they want, just leave the child alone, you don’t have to make art not enjoyable for them.
another thing i hate so much is when people think you went to fast on a drawing. Some people can take hours, some can take just 46 minutes. Personally, i can do art on paper in under an hour most of the time. it doesn't mean i rushed or didn't put detail into it, i just took a shorter amount of time then some other people.
something i hate is when you’re showing people art you find really good, and then they instantly assume that you drew it, even when it’s clearly not your art style…
A huge pet peeve of mine is when people look down on their own art and ask ‘can you show me how to draw??’ never in a serious way,, while there’s literally apps like youtube that can teach you everything that took me years to learn. Information is very accessible, not looking for it is not excuse. Don’t ask me if you’re not gonna do anything ab it cause at some point it just gets annoying.
Some art nuisances I have experienced are, one, when someone doesn't understand the message or expression in the art. I tend to make 'vent' or 'relatable' art most of the time since there has been lots in my head that I have not been able to let go of until 2018. It can literally show a character doing something considered angsty and they can go, 'that looks cute/it's so good/you're a good artist' without even asking if I'm okay. Like, yeah if an artist draws something that you perceive as well done, then okay I understand that but if it has a specific message by its looks then it's slightly rude to at least not check up if the artist is okay. Hell even people get inspired by vent art (I make poetry too, so sometimes that even gets inspired by) and it can make the artist feel like a burden that the person pays no mind to their well-being. Another thing that just bothers me sm is how they draw the male or female characters. The females sometimes have a big @ss or a big chest with such a dainty waist. With males, it's always that stereotypical 'buFFy tAlL 8'7 foOt stRaiGhT gUy'. If it's gay people or femboys, then they're stereotyped as females. Something so small like art can just cause so many nuisances and I just- I don't know if most people find it funny, cute or do it intentionally but it really can just burn my butter :/
Well, sometimes people don't understand the actual message of vent art, so I don't know what you're expecting. It's like not everyone gets math at all. And not everyone *has* to check up on the artist. Sounds a little .. needy..? Forgot the word. At least there are some people that are concerned. And on the second one, yeah, some people do it out because of stereotypes, but sometimes it's just how an artist draws a person. Yes, harmful stereotypes are bad, but you need to see if they're doing it on purpose or not. Believe it or not, some people just like to draw hot women/men. Edit: on getting inspired from vent pieces, make sure you explicitly say that you don't want your work inspired. This will at least clear up a few headaches.
@@renstrism I forgot I commented this and like, yeah it doesn't make sense if you think about it Also true it does sound needy, however, even if some people do state that it is a vent art, some are most likely to get inspired about it (as what I heard or seen)
My biggest pet peeves mostly have to do with the "where are their clothes" statement Sometimes I'm just sketching the body before I add clothing to it But what if they really aren't wearing clothes huh? What? Are you scared of naked people? What are you? Twelve? Grow up
I hate it when people try to critique my work without me asking, because a lot of the time, I know something is off, and then try to fix it in my next piece. If I'm looking for a critique, I'll ask for it.
OMG!!! Your character is so cool! I absolutely love it, your channel and art gives me motivation to draw and I hope bolth sides of your pillow are cold tonight.
"#1 drawing, I cant stand that shit" LOL FUCKING SUBSCRIBED. i cant tell if the music is just a bit too loud or if its my adhd focusing too much on the drum in the song but i couldnt understand you w/o captions tho q u q;; idk maybe just a me problem tho
Man the saying, "I can't even draw a stick figure" is soo over used and I never know how to respond to that. I didn't ask for you to insult yourself to try and weirdly complement me somehow. Something that also gets on my nerves is when people try to compare a self employed artist's prices to a normal pay by the hour job. They usually say something like, "Well you have to think about what to minimum wage is and that's how much your art should be, by the hour". I hate that one so much, self employed artists are their own boss for that reason, no cost restrictions, you price what you think your work is worth. Though I do get that when your starting out and don't have much of a name yet and need to pay the bills, that you should lower price a bit. Another one you said that I agree with is the cursed fandoms ruining things. For me it's more related to music. An example, I have loved Mother Mother's music for years but the TikTok fandom that recently flocked to them ruined it for a lot of people, especially with the whole "Your not nonbinary if you don't like Mother Mother" thing. I'm all for new fans discovering things and being a little cringey at first but sometimes I think gatekeeping is allowed. Last one is when people tell me I have a gift, I'm lucky to be able to draw or they say something like, "Someone in your family must have been an artist and passed down the gene to you". They totally don't understand that I have been practicing a skill for years and didn't come out the womb wanting to draw.
i totally get where youre coming from with the unwanted critique, and i hav gotten pointless suggestions on wips plenty of times... but at the same time, sometimes ya gotta mention a backwards thumb...
It's a relatively common saying that it is not the tools, but the person using them. And I forget who said this, but I recently heard a quote saying that "Michelangelo could have been given nothing but a bucket and a mop and still create the masterpieces in the Sistine Chapel."
Idk if this is a pet peeve or not but its a example and a story from me. I was playing a drawing game and i was in tthe middle of it, Focusing on detail and someone came up to me and said these exact words. "I like your art style!" "Can you teach me? " I drove in panic as this is what i feared when being a artist, so i said ; "Sorry! I cant teach others my atyle or how i draw because of insecurities, I don't want to be asked to teach someone also because i am terrible at teaching " Does it sound like a excuse? No. After that i got backlash from this person then he ran away to talk to his friend on what happened. It's unfair to do this and avoid it at all costs please.
What I hate is when an artist asked for criticism and people just compliment their art instead Saying stuff like “it’s perfect“ “I love your art“ “wooow that’s amazing” Like thanks but it’s not helpful And ehen you point it out no matter how nice you are they get offended and try to argue with you about it •-• Compliments are lovely and I don’t mind them but if I ask for criticism and you blatantly ignore that to say you like my art Just stop I want to improve not get compliments
My biggest issue is when mutuals adults or same age people tell me i draw well and that it requires talent to be able to draw .... And i am a bit like... "YEAH AND 17 YEARS OF PRACTICE" and even if you tell them .... They insist -_-
Next time someone tells me "Your commissions are too expensive, I can do this myself!", I'm just going to pull out a sketchbook or tablet, hand it to em, & ask "Alright, prove it, bitch."
My biggest pet peeve is when people can’t tell the difference between references and heavy references. Like yes I know the image looks traced I heavily referenced the picture still giving credit to the original while referencing a small part of a image and people still say it’s traced. Like sorry I’m not Picasso and need to use references be it heavily referenced or slightly referenced for a certain pose.
5:58 there was this one guy that I used to do art trades with, I felt uncomfortable doing them with him but felt pressured to do them for some reason (he would make all my characters extra sexual) and when he would finish mine (which was super and too quick) he would always ask what my favorite thing about it, I would tell him and then he would say “is that all?” LIKE??? WHAT ELSE DO U WANT ME TO SAY??? That really got on my nerves
I really hate "I can't draw a stick figure" line. How am I supposed to react to that? I didn't need to know that and I don't want to sound rude to that person. It really bothers me and hearing the line makes me slightly anxious because I never know what to say. Another pet peeve of mine is when someone asks me to be their friend or tell me that my art looks amazing and then immediately ask me to draw (or on a rare occasion ANIMATE) something for them for free. I used to say say yes because I didn't want to be rude but now I just ignore them.
Not a pet peeve but something I’m getting very tired of seeing , when someone posts art that doesn’t look like they painted the Mona Lisa and immediately starts shitting and making fun of it, I feel bad for saying I used to partake in it but I’ve stopped after realizing how hard they must have tried and how unmotivating it is when you open your comments to see such ignorant comments, because no matter how good you are at art, if you take your time shitting on new artists, your art is automatically ugly too.
At the moment I really want Clipstudio paint cause I a lot of artists I like use it but the program is so expensive 😭 that’s kinda a pet peeve of mine too lol when drawing programs or materials are so expensive.
In the case of Clip, it is frequently updated, has a huge user made database of brushes, has a lot of good features and support. Ad free. Considering all that and the money made from people using the program, I find the prices to be pretty fair! An alternative you could use is Paint Tool SAI but it doesnt have all of the features, and I think its considered "deadware" or something because its no longer supported/kept up with/updated. There's Ibis Paint for mobile but I am not an enjoyer of ads to use a drawing program I get your feeling though, art tools are expensive T_T hundreds/thousands of dollars if you want to go traditional
@@Yukibunns well luckily Clip studio has a lot of sales but I missed the last one so I’m just constantly waiting for the next one lol I have heard good things about the program which is why I would like to try it for myself but I just can’t afford the standard price T^T
My fattest and biggest pet peeve is when people look at an unfinished art piece and judge it and look weirdly at it…. ITS NOT DONE then I have to explain why it looks like that then I don’t feel like finishing it .
“Uhm, there’s no colouring and no lineart. This isn’t even art if you can’t finish it”
YEAH BECAUSE IM NOT FINISHED
I hate it when people say that OR when someone who doesn’t do art at all looks at my sketches and says “the proportions are off” or “the anatomy is wrong.” SORRY REBECCA, but I didn’t realise you were suddenly an expert! And it’s a sketch! I’m experimenting with poses bro 😭
one time I posted a sketch on discord and everyone was like "add color"
LIKE ITS A SKETCH CAN'T THEY TELL
What really peels MY grape is when people insult their art in order to compliment mine. Like you don't have to hate/dislike your own art to compliment artists you look up to. Anyways lol I really love the saying "what peels my grape" 😂 I had never heard it before, but I will definitely be using it.
Now I want grapes
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I do this. I didn't know it was annoying its just a compliment
@@j.6267 well the more ya know
Ugh I despise when i show my friends my art and they go "ugh i wish i could draw like you. I can't draw" like... it's so awkward
YESSSS
i get asked how i draw so fast after i speed run a sketch
And then the same people tend to be the ones to say “Can you draw me?” Yeah… If you pay me. I’m not spending 10+ hours making a detailed artwork if the person isn’t paying me… It’s my job, I’m not a free art machine.
the one thing that absolutely burns my toast is the belief (from mostly non-artists) that you HAVE to go to a fancy art school in order to be a good/successful artist. art school is EXPENSIVE and not everyone can afford to shill out 40k+ a year in order to get a “good” education (40k is actually the lowest price i’ve seen for in state tuition). there are so many public universities with equally good art programs, but a lot of artists don’t even consider those because they feel like they need to go to an ivy league art school
“Burns my toast” 😭😂😂😂🤍
Exactly! I am going to a regular university with an art program-its bother cheaper+closure to home.
BUUUUUUUURN MY BREEEEEEEEEAD
I want to go to college for a more professional understanding of fundamentals but I hate when people act like it’s mandatory 💀
My biggest pet peeve is when an artist shits on other people's work for being "bad", but you look at their art and it looks like something a child would make.
I bet you hate zee lmao
@@emm_iguess I’m pretty sure everyone hates zee
Flashbacks to "every art style ever" and all the videos that came from that....
@@emm_iguess May I ask whos Zee
@@endergirldragon zeefixesart she was a Twitter user who "fixed art" the drama is over now but it is quite juicy :]
Ooooh, what really gets my goat is when someone stops themselves from drawing what they want because they are afraid it will be “edgy” or “cringy”, or worse, when an artist puts down someone for those reasons. LET PEOPLE DRAW WHAT THEY WANT! If they aren’t hurting anyone and just trying to draw what they like, who cares what you think? They didn’t ask for you to be a buttwad and call their work bad after they worked hard on it. We need to just let each other exist and enjoy each other’s work. To learn that if you don’t like it, you don’t have to look at it and that you don’t have to ALWAYS GIVE YOUR OPINION. lol
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Yeah i hate that to! I drew a cuphead oc named Wild who i stopped using in rps in Cuphead Amino because my stalkers who ran the amino would attack me when i posted about my oc over a nickname they think is mine but they have no proof and never showed me proof of me using the name "Belexa" it made me stop using Wild and i never roleplayed as my cuphead oc Wild ever again.
What gears my grind is when people imply my level of skill in art is luck based. Like I was just born with a pen in my hand and knew immediately how to draw. The complete lack of understanding when it comes to the years of hard work and practice and the constant self doubt
ALSO loving the intro Yuki! Keep up the good work!
this happens to me all the time, even if its not abt drawing like someone says im “lucky” for having a skill when thats not how it works
THIS!
Indeed, skill is mostly built by how and what you practice and study.
YES EXACTLY! This is the reason I hate the word "talent." It undermines all the hard work, effort, and practice an artist has put in to get to the skill level that they're at.
Yet some people draw for decades and can't get any improvement or getting it REALLY slow. Also, it was proven, talent - is a real thing. So, yeah, those people right, you are not special just because you grind more than them, you were just born with the right genes.
My blood legit boils when bigger artists steal from smaller ones. Honestly it’s so common now a days
What really shreds my paper is the “I cant even draw a straight line!” NEITHER CAN I. I USE A RULER AND SOMEHOW STILL MESS UP.
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My pet peeve, related to Backseat Drawing, is the Art Career Counselor. It sounds selfish and close-minded, but I really don't like it when I get advice on how to make a living off of art from non-artists. It's usually something like "oh, that guy who made Garfield is successful, maybe you could do something like that" or "hey, I've got this great business model idea for you." I know they're trying to help, but most of the time, they don't know what they're talking about - they aren't artists, they've never worked in the industry, and they can't name more than 10 living artists. Plus, these Counselors hardly ever ask what kind of art I want to make.
Anyway, nice video! I like the big floppy ears on your vtuber model!
for me, it's experienced artists who give bad art advice. Like telling new artists to practice but not saying HOW to practice. It's like asking how to drive a car and only getting "lol just drive".
For me, it would be: Learn the fundamentals, and get ready to be bored out of your mind doing it. Anatomy, color/value, gesture, and perspective. Practice what you learn and apply it to your stylized work to avoid losing your mind.
I'm not much of an artist, despite having a fancy art degree; more of a writer than anything. Seeing someone who is much more talented is a motivating factor... They inspire me to hone my craft; I will not understand why not being the best becomes an excuse to not try.
For me, it's just because it's so difficult and overwhelming, so I always end up giving up and coming back months later, drawing a little bit, rinse and repeat.
I have a lot of artist peeves. I'll try not to include the same as yours but here are a couple of mine...
1. ART THIEVESSSSSS
I just want to post my art because I'm proud of it, not for you to steal it!!
2. When people assume you know every FORM or KIND of art just because you can draw one thing
I can draw people mostly in a manga-ish type of style. I can't do very good realistic drawings and I can't draw houses at all! Also, just because I can draw doesn't mean I automatically know how to sculpt or something...
3. "Why do you only draw girls?"
I'm more experienced with the anatomy of women and I do draw men as well, they just come off a bit weird!!
4. "How do you draw!?"
IDK MAN my response to this is always "I just touch the paper with my pencil and a drawing appears"
5. When people assume all.. uhm.. *corn* artists are bad people
People that draw rule 34 or anything related (Of characters 18+ ofc) aren't bad people. It's something they like to do. This is similar to thinking pole dancing is sexual. It isn't! It's a sport!
6. "Why does your OC look like that?"
Not all of my OCs are humans, not all of my OCs are supposed to look like humans. There is no rule saying I have to draw humans or normal people. I can make a crocodile, cat, mouse and parrot hybrid! Who cares?!
7. Bad art advice
"To become better, just practise!" well, how do I practise exactly?
8. "Did you draw that!?!"
No. Somebody put an art piece in front of me.
9. When people put down others to make someone else seem better.
I've had somebody put down my friend's art in order to make mine seem "superior".
10. "Can you draw my OC?"
Similar to "Can you draw me?!!" but this one is a bit more annoying because of something that has happened to me. My friend wanted me to draw her OC and I thought nothing of it. I drew the OC and called her over. She got mad at me because I forgot to add a little ponytail she had in her massive locks of hair. The truth is, I didn't even see the ponytail lol. If you can't handle people drawing your OC in a wrong way or forgetting a detail, then draw it YOURSELF!!!
Hope I didn't sound *t o o* angry!
What I hate about *some* parts of art communities is when somebody is harassed for an art piece and then for no reason at all people start assuming and spreading rumors that have nothing to do with the art, like assuming that they're racist or homophobic. It's dumb. And then there's doxxers and trolls.
Also, the tenth pet peeve is so relatable to me. I get kind of expected to show my family my art otherwise I'm assumed to be drawing borderline porn. It's like I'm just supposed to ignore my self-consciousness lol.
But leaving that topic behind, I absolutely love your art and how pretty/cutesy it is. When I'm in the mood to draw or just wanna chill and listen to someone talk, your channel is one of the first I come to. Keep up the good work. ^^
Something that really grinded my gears was I had someone who only drew anime eyes in middleschool and they would often moan and bitch when i wouldnt let them draw the eyes on MY ART
Wow, I love your art. The lineart is so clean and cool.
I think it's really annoying when people say their art is bad just for attention. I don't understand why they post it if they really don't like it.
Well sometimes, rarely, when I don't like my drawing but I still want to post it, I try to say it in an optimistic way. I understand that that drawing doesn't look as good as my others and I can see what mistakes I made. Shrug. I never try to fish for compliments like them. Whenever I want compliments, it's usually on drawings that I personally liked.
I remember i saw a normal fb post with comission prices (mind you, it was on the own artist's page) and somehow the comments were FULL of other artists belittling the artist's work and self promoting by saying stuff like: "wow 20 dollars for that? And i charge 5 for something like this lmao [insert their unsolicited artwork]". Literally the price has nothing to do with ANYONE other than the artist themselve and the customer. If it's too expensive and ppl don't buy it bc it doesn't match the skill then it only affects the artist, if someone deems the price as an accurate one and buys a comission it only involves the artist and the costumer still. That whole situation was gross
For me; We have a critique chat in our art community - Theres tons of artists who draw different things and at different skill levels who come through, a lot of it is peer suggestion and not professional
Theres this one person in our community who bothers me; because there is an artist who is wonderful at making character illustrations; and anytime this artist puts in a work for feedback, the user goes ‘ITS PERFECT ART SENPAI YOU ARE JESUS *foaming at the mouth* TEACH ME UR WAYS FISHDHHD also the hand could be tweaked a bit to look more natural bUT YOUR ART IS THE NEXT JESUS PICASSO WHO’
And its like. **BOY** this is meant for criticism and youre out here worshiping this person and not really giving anything for them to work from? And they ONLY do it with this one artist, because every other person they get super nitpicky and specific. ough!!
Crit chats are for critiques!! Compliments are good but when you arent even!! Bringing anything to it whats the point luv!!
what really sullies my cereal, THE THING THAT REALLY BURNS MY BISCUIT! Is when people call art bad. It's one thing to call your own art bad, but when other people call others' art bad then that's when it's a problem. There is no such thing as bad art, art is whatever you want it to be, it's not someone else's job to " approve" your art and make sure that it's good enough.
IM CACKLIIIIIING
unrelated but i remember a time i was drawing miku by memory during 5th grade. ofc her hair is a teal-ish blue colour and my pencil crayon was dull, so i sharpened it and when i came back-
some piece of crap from my class thought it was an amazing idea for him to scribble light blue all over it. That's already bad, but when i started crying *(haha got yelled at by teacher for cryinng ✋😔)* he had the audacity to say "i was just making it pretty why are you being such a crybaby about it"
*EXCUSE ME THAT TOOK ME 5/6 CLASS PERIODS + SACRIFICED LUNCHTIMES TO MAKE AND YOU HAVE THE AUDACITY TO RUIN EVERYTHING YOU NO-GOOD PIECE OF-*
even once i came home my mom got mad at me for using my lunchtime on something useless and stupid
The things I hate is when I see a older artist just beginning but they don't feel motivated cause they see talented kids. It also takes a bunch of talent for someone so far in life keep going, the saying "can't teach a old dog new tricks" but these people are still learning (I know they're not dogs but people, people might think of adults to be serious and already have their life figured and people might think that they can't or shouldn't do it cause they're not creative or whatever but I really wanna like seeing people far in life still try something new and I hate it when that makes them think that they can't do it for that reason in someway)
Yeah same, I dislike when people think young artists are like gods and they are gifted with these god-like art skills, we worked and practice these skills just like how older people do. We are basically just you average artist, so yeah age doesnt matter sooo much in art, imo 👀
Is it just me or I don't like when they look at my stuff without permission, I had this friend who asked to see what I was drawing and when I said no they said they already saw it and was testing my trust... I COULD HAVE BEEN DOING SOMETHING ELSE??? And I didn't want them to see so it made me really upset, I think they were expecting me to show them since they saw it already. I really wanted to ask why they were being a nosy beach but I didn't.
Also getting compare, I always got compared to my cousin who wants to be an artist and it made me stop drawing for maybe 1-2 years.
I feel that a lot of people don’t take artists seriously, but then expect artists to draw them things for free… Like damn, make up your mind 😐🤚
Unrelated to the video but watching you draw is so satisfying and your art is so clean and cute!
But yeah, I've experienced my fair share of these peeves myself. What really salts my apples is probably when you share a drawing you're really proud of in a groupchat or whatever, and nobody responds to it. Like man, I worked hard on that :(
What really makes me mad is the tiktok art community. It’s like the twitter of the art world. The thing with that community is that half of them !!arent even artists!! You post your art on tiktok and make one tiny mistake? You’ll get thousands of comments pointing it out in a not so nice way. You don’t even need to make a mistake, they could just not like your art for some stupid reason and they’d throw a temper tantrum about it. The people of tiktok have no idea what “color theory” or “stylization” is and will literally come for you for drawing something in a style that’s not hyper realistic or anime esk. And if it’s not random people? Art elitists that will come for any artist to make themselves feel better. Wish I knew that before I posted my art there
I hate when people ask “can you teach me?!” Or “wanna have an art contest” then get salty when I win or tell them I’m not good at teaching it really just rattles me >:
I personally really don't like when people think you need to do anatomy to have good drawings because I feel like it's an odd expectation especially when the artist doesn't draw actual creatures and humans.
I mean no to be that person but...anatomy is important. It helps to create other things. Learning the fundamentals is very important lol
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I didn't say you shouldn't learn it I said you don't need to do it there's a difference some art pieces that lack anatomy are quite lovely YOU might enjoy seeing anatomy but when it's not even a human or existing creature or something why use human anatomy at all
@@sirkae5322 by learning human anatomy- or if you draw creatures, the anatomy of animals- you can better create those "nonexistant' creatures or unhumans. by having an understanding of what's real, you have a lot more under your belt to make even cooler and better looking characters and monsters. I can tell you, all professional monster designers have a very good understanding of the anatomy of real world reptilians, canids, dinosaurs, etcetera. art is taking real life and making it something unique to you. having a better, clearer view of what is "real" makes better fiction.
but if studying that's too much work for you, then i guess you don't have to. but to become a great artist, these are things you HAVE to know.
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I do study it lol I just generally also don't find it always necessary for certain arts while yes it can help with better looking monster designs and such sometimes the anatomy is supposed to look weird
Smth I hate is when people post fully painted, finished pieces but then say “sketch I did in 5 minutes uwu”
I find that often when someone “critiques” my art without asking (and they tend to be rude and snotty about it), that their art tends to be on a lower skill level than my own. I had a grown man (I’m 21, but he was like 30 or something) tell me my art was “tumblr art style” which, it quite literally isn’t. And what was his art? Very early 2010s shitty sexual art with big boobied women. And gross ass feet. Like…what? Not to toot my own horn, but my art was on a much higher skill level than that 😭
Also, when someone is trying to commission me but like…this has only happened to me once and recently, but this guy was trying to comm me and I didn’t see their message of them finally deciding to because I went to bed, but when I got up I said “okay, you can send payment to (my PayPal)” and then they said “oh I commissioned someone else”. And so I was just like “…okay?” and then a few days later they said “can you draw real people” (idk if they mean realism (which I can do) or in my style) but I said yes and still haven’t gotten another response and it’s been weeks. Thankfully I got two other comms which is really awesome for me because I don’t get a lot of them unfortunately < 3 esp since I’m unemployed atm lmfao
I'm always being talked to by, or see others being talked to by the "I can barely draw a stick figure compliment fishing person." She usually comes up to my paper and says "WOAH, THAT'S SO COOL! I CAN'T EVEN DRAW THAT GOOD AND I'VE BEEN DRAWING SINCE I WAS TWO. YOU SHOULD TEACH ME" I'm not a teacher. I'm not keeping any secrets for quick improvement, I'm only applying the same tips anyone else can tell you. Just watch a few short videos, and leave me alone. If you want to learn, talk to someone else who actually wants to teach you.
is that Mori Calliope fanart i see 👀! its looks so good! also im so happy your making videos again! your actually the first commentary youtuber i ever saw when i was searching for speedpaints, i love you and your art never stop doing what you love!
I hate unsolicited critique with a passion, once I was showing a fellow artist my drawing, and they went at it critiquing every little thing about it when... I didn't ask them at all. and most of the things they were critiquing were very obviously art style choices, like, "the eyes are too big!" I'm a fucking cartoonist, what do you expect? and I also hate the notion that if you don't take the criticism, your immature and the smaller person. like just let artists vibe
This right here is why i hate posting my art online cause people use it as an excuse to give you unsolicited advice when you didnt ask for it
I have a big ass pet peeve of those comments saying ‘you either have to draw in an anime/manga style or realism because if you don’t it will look ugly’
There ARE 1000s of art styles that go under neither of those terms and look like Pablo Picasso, in fact his style goes under neither as well!
so many styles I've encountered that I like more than realism I really hate when somebody puts people under them since they can draw a "real" person
yuki i’m so glad you’re back to uploading! haven’t seen your art in a while and i’m so glad i did today. the new vtuber model, the new intro, the art, everything really has improved so much! keep up the good work!!
for me, one of my biggest pet peeves is "bro when are you opening commissions i would totally buy from you" or "you should open commissions" after I explicitly state I don't want to do art as a career.
also, i relate to the unsolicited critique one on a personal level. my mom used to be a professional and would critique literally everything i showed her when i didnt ask her too, and then she complains that i never show her my art anymore... i love my mom but w h y
I really hate when people say I’m “talented” this in itself is fine and I’m not gonna blow up on someone for a compliment, but it’s when it’s implied that I was just gifted, and didn’t have to work really really hard to get to a place where I actually liked my art. I was so so bad at art when I started, I wasn’t just Picasso as soon as I picked up a pen. Very rarely are people and artists talented, usually they’re just Super cool hardworking individuals!
You said "Drawing isn't a competition, there is no finish line"... I hit me more than i thought. Gotta remind myself more of that.
One of my pet peeves is artists who don't actually try to understand the nature of art/the art "world", and insist it's either;
1. inherently valuable with no other attributing factors,
2. that its a necessity for survival,
3. try to block other creatives from opportunities because *insert some moral value related to their personal view of art*.
It's like, I understand, you like art, you like being an artist. So do I. But deluding yourself about the nature of what we do and trying to lash out at any perceived "attack" on your ego is not helping either of us succeed in our careers.
I remember being constantly asked to draw these blobby, no-necked pikachus when I was 7 at school for all the other kids lmao
One of my gripes is when a fellow artist asks for tips, criticism, you take the time to show them, explain and correct what they asked, and they just.. don't bother to implement it, and then ask for corrections AGAIN on another piece and you look at it and it's the same issues as the previous piece
Like BLEASE
My biggest complaint about the art community, especially on TikTok is the blatant harassment towards young or less experienced artists. People will make tons of videos making fun of them without even telling them what they did wrong or how to improve. Don’t discourage beginners, we all start somewhere
I deffinitely fell into the "I need Copics" craze in high-school lol. At the time, I was obsessed with smooth blends and soft gradients. I used mostly watercolor and lineart pens to make my works. But i wanted to be able to colour in class, on the go; stuff I couldn't do with my tube watercolors.
So for birthdays and Christmases I asked family for Copic sets. My aunt got me some randomized ones; soft green, soft blue, bright orange, dark purple, dark blue, and black. My nan got me a hair colours set which also works for darker skin tones. And my mom got me a skintone set. So basically, I could draw characters with limited colour palettes.
I was so excited I used them as soon as i got them, fell in love with the brush tip, swore I needed more and I was now a Copic artist for good and I was gonna build this huge collection.
I'm 20 now, still have the OG copics I got from people, and haven't bought any more myself lol. I'm a digital artist and when I work traditionally, it's just lineart and painting (sometimes watercolor sometimes acrylics) still. They're great markers and all... but they're expensive and in the end I'm not a marker artist. I never have been. I've always been really picky about my colours and markers just don't allow for the same mixing as paint, or colour wheel on digital. I just wanted them and loved them so much in HS because Tumblr and UA-cam told me they were the best thing ever and I NEEDED them. Like they'd make my art infinitely better, as though you can't achieve smooth blends with paint or pencil crayon; it HAD to be that brush tip.
Now all I use my Copics for is loosely coloring fashion sketches and concept images.
almost done with the video but i already agree with all of these!! especially the one about "needing to have 'Good expensive tools' to make 'Good art'"
now, i only just got a tablet with a stylus last year (june 2021 to be exact!), you wanna know how long i've been drawing for until then? 5-6 years!! when i was JUST starting out i used paint tool SAI with my MOUSE. i tried and used every high quality phone drawing app you can name-- sketchbook, ibispaint X, medibang, etc. i used to draw with my finger and an oldddd ipad, or my finger and just My Phone. and even then i still drew, grew my art, etc etc. like, i was able to draw and also able to IMPROVE my art, while the only tools i had were: any form of traditional art, AND my finger and some drawing apps.
you don't need expensive ass tools to make "good art", and you especially don't need them to improve, make fulfilling art, whatever your art goals may be!
definitely agree, i actually used to have an actual stylus and a paid art program, but somehow i ended up just drawing on ibispaint (free edition) with my finger and my art took less time to draw and i felt more comfy with it lmao
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I wasn't expecting a Vtuber but your model is so cute I'm glad I came here
2 art pet peeves of mine is
1. An artist being accused of changing the race of a character because of their color palettes. I've seen a lot of artist being accused of being racist or changing the race of a character intentionally when in reality they just have a color palette that makes it seem that way. Like the colors of the characters outfit and hair are even changed a bit because that's due to their palette. For example pastel palettes. They use, obviously, pastel colors. And pastel colors are lighter than any solid color, because that's what pastel is.
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2. People saying when an artist hates their art they're a "pick me" because they see their art is amazing. An artist will never like EVERYTHING they draw. Even if you may see nothing wrong with it's that's because you have a fresh pair of eyes. The artist has been looking at their own art style for a while. There could be things they see in the drawing they think could've been improved on and they're upset with themselves for not being able to draw what they invisioned, etc. There's way more too it than just on the surface.
Im still trying to build my community. So I love the point she made of 'popular isnt always good'
And one that BEEFS my cow, is when people compare my art to another artist. JUST CAUSE THE EYE STYLE OR COLORING. cries
Oh my the first one I completely agree with. This happens a lot when I look into the Gacha community. They make decent edits but it's still not there art or just bad art, yet they get overpraised with annoying comments in my opinion. Like some of them would be: you're such a queen, it's a master piece, ect. And then they gain all of these subscribers even though they barely post. It gets on my nerves so much, that sometimes I just got to hate the art because I hate stuff that is overrated and overpraised.
another commenter mentioned it but when people feel the need to tear themself down or needlessly self critique while praising my art. i used to have a friend who would do this and it was absolutely draining because in all honesty i believed their art was better than mine, though that fact never bothered me. what did bother me is how whenever i would send them a wip or a piece that i was proud of, they would respond with "wow *bunch of nice compliments which i really appreciated*" which would always ultimately devolve into "i could never hope to be as good as you" "my art sucks" blah, blah, blah.
that friendship ended up being draining for more than just that reason too.
seriously though, it isnt that hard to *just compliment* an artist. it isnt that hard to just say "this is nice, i really like how you did this." you dont need to put yourself down, you dont need to self deprecate, it makes the person or people youre speaking to deeply uncomfortable and draws them into a corner in which theyre forced to then drop everything theyre doing and make you feel better. its selfish, no matter the intention.
Off topic but you drew Mori amazingly and I noticed exactly who you were drawing as soon as you started drawing the crown :D your art style is extremely soft looking and adorable :3
So I like to draw and I find it relaxing so I do it often and whenever people see my art while I'm just trying to draw for myself they either criticize the rough sketch or just talk about how they can't draw like me and it's really annoying it's like first of all I'm a minor so I don't even really need to make money so I don't care if no one will buy it according to some random persons opinion
I do love a peeved artist
my brother is recently learning to draw in a different style than me, my only problem with this is that he's giving more unwanted critiques than usual..
Also this video was actually really helpful for me since I still consider myself a novice. I have issues with comparing my work to others' and with keeping the canvas empty instead of letting go of the fear of messing up, so this really encouraged me. Tysm for this video. 😊
I hate ABSOLUTELY hate when I’m drawing something like a character design of a random pose and someone comes up and says “Why are they naked?” Like BECAUSE I DIDNT DRAW THE CLOTHES YET JESSICA.
Honestly it’s not a pet peeve but I hate it when people ask me “why do you only draw girls?” Bitch I like drawing girls I ain’t drawing for you 🤨
YAY!! You started making videos again! I love your work!
Yeee!!! I’m glad, tysm!
When someone says “your art is so good, mine sucks!” I feel forced into saying “no your great at drawing!” I try my best to give them tips and stuff I learned but it’s kinda difficult. Another thing I hate is when somebody asks name if I can teach them, ik they just want to get better but I’m really not that good so I always just suggest yt videos and tell them to ask me questions if they don’t understand what their saying.
I guess what makes me upset is when my friends will put down their own art. Like as an artist I get the whole “see the flaws in your art” thing but at the same time their art will be good or show their progress in learning but they’ll say something like “my arts absolute sh!t”. Maybe it’s cuz I like to support my friends a lot but idk 🤷🏽
I just don’t like “their weird kid” trope, like, ever. 9 times out of ten the “skinning animals” kids are harmless, and just don’t know how to socialise well. The trope is based on abelist stereotypes and as an autistic person, I’m sick of being lumped into a horrible stereotype just because I draw and struggle with speaking. It’s rude.
whats wrong with skinning animals?
on one hand. I do agree about the unsolicited criticism point. It definetely can suck to recievie critisism when you're not looking for it. However, if you don't want to recieve criticism, in my opinion you just shouldn't be posting online. I only ever show my art to my friends for this exact reason. Once something is public to the internet, everyone is allowed to comment on it however they like, and I think they should be allowed to so long as they aren't hostile or rude about it. You just need to accept the consequences of posting stuff online and either stop doing it if the criticism is too much for you, or get better at ignoring it.
12:53 I was never around if this did happen, but I have a couple family members that would likely do this and id be the niece (although itd be grand daughter, or cousin) and when they ask me I tell them my commission prices, they expect lower because were family or because I dont pay rent and in turn dont need money, and I then tell them its that or nothing, it usually ends up with them angrily leaving but thats my perspective of the situation when I'm asked for free art
Honestly, if someone randomly points out an error or incomplete portion of your art, that's when you get passive aggressive and make it a feature just to piss them off.
Okay, off topic but ur art is amazing! I rlly like the style, and ur model is super cute like I love the bunny clips! :D
something i _REALLY_ hate is when people see my art or hear that i am an artist and just, "oh, so you draw anime?"
it completely derails my entire mood but i have to act like it didn't and calmly explain that it is _not_ anime just because it isn't realism.
My biggest pet peeve is when people try to give art critique to a child who just wants to draw what they want, just leave the child alone, you don’t have to make art not enjoyable for them.
another thing i hate so much is when people think you went to fast on a drawing. Some people can take hours, some can take just 46 minutes. Personally, i can do art on paper in under an hour most of the time. it doesn't mean i rushed or didn't put detail into it, i just took a shorter amount of time then some other people.
something i hate is when you’re showing people art you find really good, and then they instantly assume that you drew it, even when it’s clearly not your art style…
That art is literally gorgeous btw (also what pickles MY cucumber is when people ask you how you do it im like UHM IDK SHHHSHSHHSHSHS PLS)
A huge pet peeve of mine is when people look down on their own art and ask ‘can you show me how to draw??’ never in a serious way,, while there’s literally apps like youtube that can teach you everything that took me years to learn. Information is very accessible, not looking for it is not excuse. Don’t ask me if you’re not gonna do anything ab it cause at some point it just gets annoying.
Some art nuisances I have experienced are, one, when someone doesn't understand the message or expression in the art.
I tend to make 'vent' or 'relatable' art most of the time since there has been lots in my head that I have not been able to let go of until 2018.
It can literally show a character doing something considered angsty and they can go, 'that looks cute/it's so good/you're a good artist' without even asking if I'm okay. Like, yeah if an artist draws something that you perceive as well done, then okay I understand that but if it has a specific message by its looks then it's slightly rude to at least not check up if the artist is okay. Hell even people get inspired by vent art (I make poetry too, so sometimes that even gets inspired by) and it can make the artist feel like a burden that the person pays no mind to their well-being.
Another thing that just bothers me sm is how they draw the male or female characters. The females sometimes have a big @ss or a big chest with such a dainty waist. With males, it's always that stereotypical 'buFFy tAlL 8'7 foOt stRaiGhT gUy'. If it's gay people or femboys, then they're stereotyped as females.
Something so small like art can just cause so many nuisances and I just- I don't know if most people find it funny, cute or do it intentionally but it really can just burn my butter :/
Well, sometimes people don't understand the actual message of vent art, so I don't know what you're expecting. It's like not everyone gets math at all. And not everyone *has* to check up on the artist. Sounds a little .. needy..? Forgot the word. At least there are some people that are concerned. And on the second one, yeah, some people do it out because of stereotypes, but sometimes it's just how an artist draws a person. Yes, harmful stereotypes are bad, but you need to see if they're doing it on purpose or not. Believe it or not, some people just like to draw hot women/men.
Edit: on getting inspired from vent pieces, make sure you explicitly say that you don't want your work inspired. This will at least clear up a few headaches.
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I forgot I commented this and like, yeah it doesn't make sense if you think about it
Also true it does sound needy, however, even if some people do state that it is a vent art, some are most likely to get inspired about it (as what I heard or seen)
My biggest pet peeves mostly have to do with the "where are their clothes" statement
Sometimes I'm just sketching the body before I add clothing to it
But what if they really aren't wearing clothes huh?
What? Are you scared of naked people?
What are you? Twelve?
Grow up
I hate it when people try to critique my work without me asking, because a lot of the time, I know something is off, and then try to fix it in my next piece. If I'm looking for a critique, I'll ask for it.
OMG!!! Your character is so cool! I absolutely love it, your channel and art gives me motivation to draw and I hope bolth sides of your pillow are cold tonight.
What really grinds my gears is the crap my mom says
“Why do you draw people?”
BITCH THESE ARE MY CHARACTERS. THIS IS MY ART AND YOU DONT DRAW!
"#1 drawing, I cant stand that shit" LOL FUCKING SUBSCRIBED.
i cant tell if the music is just a bit too loud or if its my adhd focusing too much on the drum in the song but i couldnt understand you w/o captions tho q u q;; idk maybe just a me problem tho
Man the saying, "I can't even draw a stick figure" is soo over used and I never know how to respond to that. I didn't ask for you to insult yourself to try and weirdly complement me somehow. Something that also gets on my nerves is when people try to compare a self employed artist's prices to a normal pay by the hour job. They usually say something like, "Well you have to think about what to minimum wage is and that's how much your art should be, by the hour". I hate that one so much, self employed artists are their own boss for that reason, no cost restrictions, you price what you think your work is worth. Though I do get that when your starting out and don't have much of a name yet and need to pay the bills, that you should lower price a bit. Another one you said that I agree with is the cursed fandoms ruining things. For me it's more related to music. An example, I have loved Mother Mother's music for years but the TikTok fandom that recently flocked to them ruined it for a lot of people, especially with the whole "Your not nonbinary if you don't like Mother Mother" thing. I'm all for new fans discovering things and being a little cringey at first but sometimes I think gatekeeping is allowed. Last one is when people tell me I have a gift, I'm lucky to be able to draw or they say something like, "Someone in your family must have been an artist and passed down the gene to you". They totally don't understand that I have been practicing a skill for years and didn't come out the womb wanting to draw.
I don't think I've ever been so grateful for UA-cam recommendations existing. Btw your art is really cool!
🥺💕
I always wanted to be a vtuber and i really love your avatar its so cute💜 you always inspire me so much
i totally get where youre coming from with the unwanted critique, and i hav gotten pointless suggestions on wips plenty of times... but at the same time, sometimes ya gotta mention a backwards thumb...
:0 I haven’t been back here and ages and woah the .. not just art improvement, the *everything* improvement is amazing!
It's a relatively common saying that it is not the tools, but the person using them. And I forget who said this, but I recently heard a quote saying that "Michelangelo could have been given nothing but a bucket and a mop and still create the masterpieces in the Sistine Chapel."
Every time someone says "Oh I can't even draw a stick figure" I have to force myself to laugh
I just say "then practice" and hope they leave me alone 😭
Each one of these pet peeves can definitely be their own video haha
my pillow is reaallllyy made warm when people decide to point out a flaw in a drawing someone is particularly proud of just to rain of their parade
Idk if this is a pet peeve or not but its a example and a story from me.
I was playing a drawing game and i was in tthe middle of it, Focusing on detail and someone came up to me and said these exact words.
"I like your art style!"
"Can you teach me? "
I drove in panic as this is what i feared when being a artist, so i said ;
"Sorry! I cant teach others my atyle or how i draw because of insecurities, I don't want to be asked to teach someone also because i am terrible at teaching "
Does it sound like a excuse? No.
After that i got backlash from this person then he ran away to talk to his friend on what happened.
It's unfair to do this and avoid it at all costs please.
What I hate is when an artist asked for criticism and people just compliment their art instead
Saying stuff like “it’s perfect“ “I love your art“ “wooow that’s amazing”
Like thanks but it’s not helpful
And ehen you point it out no matter how nice you are they get offended and try to argue with you about it •-•
Compliments are lovely and I don’t mind them but if I ask for criticism and you blatantly ignore that to say you like my art
Just stop I want to improve not get compliments
or the “OMG HOW COULD I CRITICIZE THIS ITS SO PERFECT ITS A MASTERPIECE 10000/10 🤩🤩🤩”
i hate that my family are intitaled to prints of my art or free artwork and when i tell them no they talk down of me or try and guilt-trip me
Ksss....when you draw an oc and someone goes "hey this looks like [insert character here]" like sthu 💀
My biggest issue is when mutuals adults or same age people tell me i draw well and that it requires talent to be able to draw .... And i am a bit like... "YEAH AND 17 YEARS OF PRACTICE" and even if you tell them .... They insist -_-
Next time someone tells me "Your commissions are too expensive, I can do this myself!", I'm just going to pull out a sketchbook or tablet, hand it to em, & ask "Alright, prove it, bitch."
My biggest pet peeve is when people can’t tell the difference between references and heavy references. Like yes I know the image looks traced I heavily referenced the picture still giving credit to the original while referencing a small part of a image and people still say it’s traced. Like sorry I’m not Picasso and need to use references be it heavily referenced or slightly referenced for a certain pose.
I had someone say that my art was worthless :D
5:58 there was this one guy that I used to do art trades with, I felt uncomfortable doing them with him but felt pressured to do them for some reason (he would make all my characters extra sexual) and when he would finish mine (which was super and too quick) he would always ask what my favorite thing about it, I would tell him and then he would say “is that all?” LIKE??? WHAT ELSE DO U WANT ME TO SAY???
That really got on my nerves
I really hate "I can't draw a stick figure" line. How am I supposed to react to that? I didn't need to know that and I don't want to sound rude to that person. It really bothers me and hearing the line makes me slightly anxious because I never know what to say. Another pet peeve of mine is when someone asks me to be their friend or tell me that my art looks amazing and then immediately ask me to draw (or on a rare occasion ANIMATE) something for them for free. I used to say say yes because I didn't want to be rude but now I just ignore them.
your back!! Love you
When they say it's needing clothes..... I'm asking if the base looks right or if I've messed it up
"Awwww! Hii!!! Your mom said you can draw??? That's amazing! Can you paint my DOG?" 🙃
Not a pet peeve but something I’m getting very tired of seeing , when someone posts art that doesn’t look like they painted the Mona Lisa and immediately starts shitting and making fun of it, I feel bad for saying I used to partake in it but I’ve stopped after realizing how hard they must have tried and how unmotivating it is when you open your comments to see such ignorant comments, because no matter how good you are at art, if you take your time shitting on new artists, your art is automatically ugly too.
This video is golden 🤌🏽 Girl preach!! 👏🏽💖
At the moment I really want Clipstudio paint cause I a lot of artists I like use it but the program is so expensive 😭 that’s kinda a pet peeve of mine too lol when drawing programs or materials are so expensive.
In the case of Clip, it is frequently updated, has a huge user made database of brushes, has a lot of good features and support. Ad free. Considering all that and the money made from people using the program, I find the prices to be pretty fair! An alternative you could use is Paint Tool SAI but it doesnt have all of the features, and I think its considered "deadware" or something because its no longer supported/kept up with/updated. There's Ibis Paint for mobile but I am not an enjoyer of ads to use a drawing program
I get your feeling though, art tools are expensive T_T hundreds/thousands of dollars if you want to go traditional
@@Yukibunns well luckily Clip studio has a lot of sales but I missed the last one so I’m just constantly waiting for the next one lol I have heard good things about the program which is why I would like to try it for myself but I just can’t afford the standard price T^T
My biggest problem is definitely the "Woah your art looks good, but i don't like the subject" Bro leave me alone I find comfort I'm my oc hush.