The Fastest Way to Learn Anime Style Art
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- Hey friends, I've been obsessed with finding the most effective learning method ever since I started art. Eventually, I realised the fastest way to learn was simply a 3 step formula which I share in this video. I still use the method to this day. Enjoy :)
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00:00 Intro
01:48 The Draw Reflect Learn Cycle
02:14 Draw
04:32 Reflect
10:33 Learn
14:24 Continuing the Cycle
15:08 How to Get Expert Feedback Without an Expert
18:07 Examples of the Cycle
19:40 Drawing is a Game
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Thanks for the wait! The first upload had some issues which I've edited out in this fixed version.
Enjoy!
Nice its back thank you!
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Thank you for this inspiring article!
I see, that’s why i couldn’t fine the video anymore
Can you make vid about book reromendation
My method is the "draw > share > cope" process
Draw: draw the thing
Share: share it with my friend
Cope: cope after she tells me its dogshit
rip
Thats not a good friend unless she was just joking
I wish i had such a truthful friend. Mine tells me it's amazing and it makes feel like there's nothing to improve on : (
@@skipmanghondarg you could ask her for criticism, or ask for other artists online
Same
The intro speaks to me. I spent my youth playing games, took a college degree that is no where related to art. Now I'm old but I still want to learn to draw, anime and vtubers inspire me to. I'm glad someone also went through what I'm going through, and definitely glad I found this vid
Being able to learn after university is a huge thing
Right there with you on that.. Best of luck on your journey through art!
Same for me, I finished my studies who was horrible because of covid. I just finished my cursus in Japan but now that I returned in my country I have nothing to do. Nothing unless my passion for animation and illustration, even if i'm bad at all of this I'm starting to learn now and hope one day I can draw like my favorite artists
Goodluck bro
I'm lucky I realized my life was going nowhere when I was like 15, I'm 17 now but I'm still conscious of making sure I don't waste my life
-A quick summary of the Cycle method since it doesn't only apply to anime artstyle :
*-Draw :*
Basically draw what you want to in general as way to test your current level.
*-Reflect :*
Observe what's your weakness (flipping the canvas helps) or try remember which part of the drawing you struggled a lot so you can prioritize learning it (e.g., proportions, materials,...) .
*-Learn :*
This is where you practice your weakness finding references or tutorials, grinding and analyzing what's necessary for you (you don't need to learn every type of clothes or every body muscles).
*-Test yourself again with the Draw phase*
The video is great but this is awesome. Thanks 🗿
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Don’t worry dogs can survive a days on their own
I am quite the opposite, if my mum calls me everything can wait except cooking. She’d kill me for burning shit
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For me the biggest blocker right now is drawing the body in a desired pose and correct perspective. Should be as simple as positioning a few boxes and cylinders in 3D space, but without a very close reference, it just all falls apart. I think it's important to draw at least one full body pose a day, regardless of what you're working on currently. I got engrossed in a big project and neglected that and I'm suffering now... 😥
For me, as dumb as it sounds, my biggest blocker is drawing basic shapes. I can't draw shapes but I honestly need to because otherwise my drawings will look back.
Problem is, I spent 7 days straight doing everything I could to draw straight lines and circle but I can't seem to
heyy same. I've been studying anatomy, structures and stuff so much, i forgot to actually learn how to draw a pose/gestures. I always think my art is bad, because if I dont have a pose thats very similar I can't draw it. I think I need to learn that now lol
@@Vriotogive drawabox a try the first lessons focused on lines.
Always use a reference! We don't learn how to draw a pose until we really understand and master what's happening in the scene Our mental library isn't ready to do it yet 🥲
@@Vriotodid you sketch?
I can't tell you how encouraging it was to hear you say "I started art late." I've always done art, but I've always struggled with it. I did not have a good teacher in high school, and though I attended an art school, they did not give me formal education like you'd expect - it was very loose and just do whatever. Following disapproval from my family my pursuit of illustration was discouraged and abandoned numerous times throughout my life. To know that someone else can do it later on in life really spurs me on. Thank you!
"Failure is not an option, it is inevitable, the option is whether you let failure be the last thing you do." - Maxim 70
Goes hard
I've been drawing since I was really young but had no guidance so my art stagnated once I hit college. It wasn't until I started watching helpful art videos that I've started to improve and yours definitely hit that spot of helpful information and motivation. I especially like your videos because they focus on the anime style, whereas most others are more focused on general styles that are more realistic or western styles.
Also how do I find the time to practice art when I'm playing video games all day?!?! xDDD
I have just started drawing and I am researching what is the core process of learning this activity. I came up with my ideas of what exactly I need to do and I happened to watch your video and it's almost exactly what I'm doing right now. I'm very happy that my conclusion was right, thank you so much.
Wow. I came here to learn how to draw anime as a side hobby, but this draw - reflect - learn cycle has completely changed my perspective on basically everything I do, whether it's my hobbies or even everyday schoolwork. I didn't expect this random drawing tutorial to speak to me as much as it did, but I'm really glad I found it. Great video! You've gotten me hooked on this hobby in 20 minutes
Honestly man, words really can’t explain how much of an inspiration you are for me, and most likely a lot of us, to try and continue learning to improve my drawing. The way you teach these lessons is really easy to unpack while still having really detailed explanations. I don’t think I would’ve continued trying to improve if I never found this channel. You’re and absolute legend for doing all of this.
I can now make my own heんtai !
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Honestly u are one of the most underrated art teacher out there! Thank you for ur amazing videos, it really helps me to improve.
So glad your video popped up in my feed. I will definitely be using the Draw, Reflect, Learn. I been practicing and putting them into my thumbnails, but I just know I can make them a little better just haven't found out how or what to try. I'll definitely try the taken a step back and looking at them another day. I appreciate you making this video! You got my sub to watch other videos you might have to help me out down the road. :)
Probably the best video I've seen on the learning process on UA-cam. Especially since I'm pivoting to a new style and everything sucks again. It is nice to see a thoughtful positive approach. Thank you.
As someone who's only been drawing digital for 3 years and really interested in anime art style, this video is beyond helpful.
Well, I'm a late starter myself- just about to graduate the next year, when I will turn 25. Honestly, when you presented "draw, reflect, learn" cycle, I'm quite happy that I figured this out by myself just a few days before watching your video and having finished my first art that took some actual effort! Draw so that actually you have practice, reflect what you did wrong and pinpoint your mistakes, and eliminate them by practising again, but having them in mind (some exercise before may be good!). Thanks for your tutorials, they really helped me have a good start!
I have been doing this method since about February this year, and I can't tell enough about how helpful it is! The biggest thing holding me back was not reflecting on what I did wrong and actively trying to improve it. I would just get frustrated that my art was not the professional quality drawings I was used to and just give up without ever finishing. Ever since I started really pushing myself to finish illustrations, even if I didn't like them, I really started to focus on the aspects I didn't like, improving them, and getting more accustomed to a good workflow.
I really need to properly study coloring. I just feel like I'm always picking the wrong colors for skin or eyes and it's holding it back from actually looking like anime art.
I can't thank you enough for making these videos, seriously. I've been having trouble drawing for a long time and your videos are one of the only things that helped me see what I am doing wrong and how should I approach things. If you could, it would be great if you made a video about book recommendations, since it's hard to find good material of diverse skill levels.
I was skeptical of 20 minutes of explanation on how to draw better but I stayed till the end and enjoyed every bit of info ! Very cool !
Cries in non digital art
It is still possible for you to do it without using digital art you can just draw it on paper and use references online and do some practices on paper can help you improve even if you don’t use digital art
“ hide channel “ is the absolute best anime drawing channel I ever seen… Most videos have English subtitles, but the tricks & guides he shows are just mind blowing 😵💫
I just started trying to draw figures, digital art, and anime style recently (i’ve been doing it for like, a month maybe?) and this video really helped me realize what I need to focus and improve on ! Thank you :)
Your content is amazing. I always learn something new! I barely have time to draw anything, but when i do, i always feel like your advices changed the outcome. Thank you so much!
Loved the video~! As someone who's in college rn and in the same situation as you were, it would be really cool if you did a video on your personal art journey and how you decided to pursue illustration
Thank you for the video! I'm currently learning to draw anime, this video is a massive help in helping me recognizing what to improve and a motivation for me to keep learning!
It's hilarious that I have the same story in my art journey. Like, I was trying to learn how to draw since my high school, then I graduated from university this summer with diploma I don't actually need and now I want to take on art more seriously.
This is the best video I've ever seen regarding on how to actually start drawing from 0 with no experience at all. I'm motivated to draw again (even though i absolutely suck at it) thanks to you and i hope that i can actively and consciously apply all the useful advices you've given me today and learn from my mistakes. Thank you so much again and best regards from México!
thank you for this video!! ive been following your other tutorials, but i think this helped me the most!
I've been going through some dark times regarding my mental health towards following art professionally, how much time I lost already, that I'm not good yet, that I make same mistakes. I can't afford colleges or teachers and finding your channel has given me an air of hope of not giving up. Thank you Ori, your knowledge has felt like a blessing and I am looking forward to improve thanks to your tips. Regards ❤️
From me being a simple artist who made simple art, to a man who can draw kars playing guitar on lisa lisas legs
Your videos are definitely the most helpful stuff I've seen, by far!
This was a great video, something that I used to consider about things but got lost somewhere along the way. Thanks for the reminder and also, the quote at the end is a brutal but great wake-up. Awesome job!
Though I am not an artist I still find this video incredibly insightful and helpful.
The Draw-Reflect-Learn cycle doesn’t apply to just art, but to all skills in general, just replace draw with whatever skill it is you are trying to learn.
Whether it be art, music, writing, or even languages, you have to learn from experience and reflection.
To those reading this, I wish you luck on your journey of improvement! ^-^
This is quite a detailed presentation. This actually helped me understand more on what I have to improve on my drawings.
Thank you so much for this video! I was stuck on triing to do stuff that did not help and your video took the filter away from my eyes and made me see all i needed to improve! Thanks so much again!
Thank you so much this was really useful. Your editing skills are also really good and your voice is clear and it’s easy to understand. Good job!
I didn't know the formula was that easy. I'm still a young artist and you know how much it frustrates me when I just don't see improvement quickly. When I don't see the improvement I have wanted to see, I feel that I can't improve. But I really hope this works for me, thank you for sharing such good tips to fellow artists who are only a few steps away from creating something amazing.
Man thank you for making the video, I was applying a couple of the stuff that you mentioned and I'm happy that I am partially on the right track. Thanks for reassuring my direction.
This actually makes a whole lot of sense because I usually get overwhelmed and just skip parts of the video but this is the first time I watched your video and I haven’t skipped and this helped me a lot with it
I've been drawing for almost a year and I've caught an artblock recently. i decided to take a little break from art and this video really encourages me to get back to drawing. Thanks a lot ori! useful as always :3
6:03 Im pretty new to all this but i know some people usually flip the painting to get a new view for their artpiece.
You will start to notice some mistakes and look at the artpiece in a new light.
Thats all tyty
I love your analogies and how you explain things. It's kind of insane how the vtuber community led me to actually start working on things I enjoy and wanna get better at. It's all connected as well. I wanted to get better at singing and started to listen to Japanese music I found from various vtubers which in turn made me want to start learning Japanese. Now I'm considering the possibility of being a vtuber, but I can't really pay for a model so I'll have to make my own. Even though I can't draw that well yet. It's a great excuse to get better at drawing cause I enjoy that too. This is just a way too long-winded explanation of how I got to this video lol. I'll be watching more of your stuff :D
im a background landscape artist but i wanna be an anime artist
Yo same! I’m trying to get better at singing and drawing because I want to be Vtuber too! Reason why I’m watching this video lol 😆 I have lore ready just need to work on character design and concept! 😵💫☠️ That’ll be hard…
This is actually a really good guide for learning any skill in general, with the applications of its usage in drawing anime style. This is the type of video that I can absorb and understand the information from. Usually, even if I've taken all this information, not knowing how to is often an issue. Great job on the explanations and examples and take my subscription lol
The video came to my notifications just in time! Thank you for another great video!
One of the best videos regarding this topic, and coming from an artist that worked for my Oshi! I watched many tutorials and tips videos but none hit closer to home than this one, especially for the type of art I wanted to pursue.
I’ve always wanted to make my own manga series, this video is going to be a TON of help❤❤❤
man this hit different when comes to experience, other tells they start drawing from child this tell experience from graduate
This has enlightened me on what to do for the next couple of days. Thanks
I feel motivated and enlightened, thank you so much ❤
This is actually an amazing video, well to me it is and I absolutely love it. I watched ...MANY... videos, so many, and every time it's "focus fundamentals = best artist ever", I've not really heard anyone say what was said in this and it just kinda clicked... so thank you, thank you so much - you have truly helped someone and I appreciate it. You're awesome! Well done and keep it up.
Thanks so much for posting this. I'm currently on my own journey of 3D animation learning and was wondering if my cycle was right, but I'm glad to find out I'm doing it properly enough lol
I found this video very helpful, I think I'm gonna eventually have to come back to it whenever I'm confused. Thanks a lot
As someone who also recently graduated with a degree that I don't plan to use, I relate can really hard to your beginnings as an artist, now I just hope I can get as good as you.
I'm pretty sure this "Draw, Reflect, Learn" thing, works for anything as long as you're able to think, this method could go from software engineering to art, you can learn anything with this method, lol
You are the best bro, thanks. You just said facts, i always drawed only bodies because it was my strong point, but now I am focusiong in backgrounds, the details of the head, the eyes and with your cycle of draw-reflect-learn I improved a lot this week. Thank you very much, greetings from Morroco
your videos are genuinely really helpful
i really felt myself on this video. that was really clear and friendly explanation... thank you!
Really impressive where you've gotten. I've been watching your progress for quite some time now and it's really motivating. I'm basically on the same journey, I just started one year later. I was going for the aesthetic you've chosen but my style is getting more Korean lately. I still like to compare our progress for motivation though.
I'm so thankful for tutorials like this. I'm somebody who's been dabbling with digital art on the side (was programming main with a degree and now looking to do technical art) for roughly 6-7 years and still feel like I'm only an intermediate. When looking up guides, I feel like the easiest videos to find are the obvious "how to draw the body" of a character. Or the perspective when it comes to backgrounds Which are obvious skill to develop, but to me its like if you practice drawing a perfect square every day for 15-20 minutes you'll eventually be able to whip that out. It feels a lot more straight forward. Whereas the concepts of brush making and technique feels like the real end boss of art. I can look at a piece for minutes, for hours, for days, and still not understand how to replicate the brush and techniques they used. I really want to be able to upgrade my artwork and take it to the next level in the style that I'd like it. Though recreating stuff just feels like such a struggle. Especially when it comes to backgrounds where there's so much layering happening that makes it difficult to decipher what brush is used, when to use said brush, and how to use said brush.
This is why I'm thankful for tutorials that don't just cover "ok class this is how you draw the human body." I've got a decent enough concept of this.
Thank you so much for this xD.
I find myself stuck and not improving as much as I hope, I draw / practice everyday but I know something is off. I watch vids, buy books and so on , feels like a lot of hours into it for little improvement. I haven't given up and I'm going to take what you said and apply it .
Your content is amazing :).
Same here. I’m trying to improve my anime art drawing but my life gets in the way (my parents errands and my college degree career). I will not give up on my anime drawing improvement.
@@jamesjeager129For me l have a hyperactive imagination that l want to put down. Though narcolepsy has gotten in the way of school and motivation
I’d stop drawing for a month now but then when I saw your video it gave me motivation. I looked up a reference of a character I would like to draw and I immediately improved with the eyes and face. TYSM
Hey thanks! this video is making me feel a bit more ready to learn
thank god i found this channel, its rly changed my art drastically. WHY ARENT YOU MY ART TEACHER?!-
This hits me hard it is what I needed as of now it kinda teaches me what I need to learn how to reflect and look at what my art needed
tysm i needing this kind of video. you are my savior tysm
Thank you so much for this haha! I literally just bought a drawing tablet today and just been messing around with it. I got on youtube to look at how to start getting into anime art and I just saw this in my recommended lol
i really enjoyed this video it really inspired me, i myself have currently hit a plateau where i haven't really been improving my drawings and after watching this it makes me want to try to challenge myself at working on character drawings as that is where i am lacking in my artistic journey
BRO ur backstory is pretty much the same as me it's both funny and sad HAHAHA, thank you for the video btw!
I like how the information in this video can actually be applied to just about any skill. it's boiled down enough to be easily digestible but also have specific examples related to anime art to keep it on topic. Also, the tidbits at the end about the infinite game principle was unexpected to me, as most people don't reference the infinite game strategy. Pretty cool video 👍🏻
thank you so much for uploading this video, it really helps me.
Man I love you, and love your videos, tysm for everything
This is a good teaching video, I read the book self-study is also read without understanding, it turns out that there is still a need to reflect on the action!
these videos are SO helpful I'm learning so much thank uuu❤❤
Oridays has helped me so much in understanding things and just overall improving my art work. Truly Goated
honestly my genre of art is pretty mixed with a little bit of anime and this one turns to be very motivating for me, thank you for this long video because it really makes me feel better when i reach burnout and other things when i remember what you said here
Thanks, i recently just graduated and this is keeping me hope
It's really sad that your Video got taken down :/ but I am glad to see your Video here again ^^ I just stumbled upon your channel recently, and I'm already blown away. I want to drop a quick thank you for this awesome video. Your tips on getting better at drawing are super inspiring and really helpful. Big shoutout for sharing your know- how ^^ you're making a huge difference in my artistic journey. Can't wait to try out these ideas 🎨 ♡
This video is just absolutely amazing, subscribed 😁👍
Thanks for clarifying the cycle and giving examples. I think mentioning roadblocks as limiters helps too.
The draw section really hit me hard. I used to draw exclusively using the fundamentals and would hope that it would improve my overall skills so I could draw what I want. Eventually it was when I started drawing what I want and drawing what I liked when I felt like I actually saw improvement in myself. I was wondering if it was even a valid way of improving so thanks for that!
Amazing tutorial!
7:55 this hits directly into my soul you have no idea...
I really love you videos. Thank u for making this! 🫡🫡
Thank you so much for making this.This helped me so much 😊.Funny thing is though is that I used to draw so much but then I had so much on my schedule I didnt draw much after. But now for a long time I have wanted to get better at my art and now I know how. Thank you so much now I can get better at drawing while also enjoying the practicing.
Amazing video applicable to any endeavor/ skill ❤ thanks so much 🙏
Superb video! give a great perspective on learning anf also motivates by reminding us all of that as long as you continue drawing we win and not after accomplishing ''x'' or ''y''. Thank you :) Removes a ton of pressure ive put on myself
CYCLE: draw -> reflect -> learn
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Draw in the style you want to be good at, translating from x to y will cause performance hit; try and stylize whatever youre drawing in what you want to draw in
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Post your artwork in public to get feedback; Reflect on your own artwork by taking a 1-2 day break and making a list of the things that need work; prioritize the bottle necks (skills needs most work for overall artwork qual.), prevents plateuas; get expert feedback through hiring
so happy i found your channel! i have been studying random stuff ! Now i can actually Actively work on improving!!!
Frick man! This is the video I needed to watch years ago... I've been making music for more than 8 years now, and I just learned why it has stopped working for me about 4 years ago: I just don't have this "how did I do?" dopamine-driven phase in my process, i.e. when you put the original picture on your own attempt that only relies on your mind foundations.
Some thoughts: each cycle should be closed as quickly as possible if you want to learn as quickly as possible.
I absolutely love your content man, you gotta keep it up. Cuz at least for me it just turned the world upside-down.
Evidence based learning methods are the way to go for any subject, thanks my friend!
I was skimming through the video and got the general jist of this. This is super duper helpful thank you!
Thank you so much I have a bad learning habit and I differ from subject to subject and never stick with but with the process you gave me made it make sense and I will most definitely follow those step to make my art go above and beyond
this was a awkwardly helpful video thank you so much for showing up on my homepage :3
Nice to see the video back up again! Sensei’s wise words are about to come again.
i did this cycle everytime i just didnt realize it, thank you for making this video
Thanks so much for making this video!! This lit a fire in me, gotta farm more EXP for art 🔥🔥🔥
This is cool and helpful and everything but remember guys, having and keeping your own unique style is important to stand out! Keep it up guys!!
i never actually had a motivation to draw, exactly like you back then. only doodling when im at the high school , go to the university on Visual communication design. i feel like this is not what im wanted and being stressed about it. but then my favorite pro gamer ,faker said " if you don't enjoy it, means you just sucks at it ", then the calli words " if you quit when you suck, you'll suck forever" got me good.
Thank you very much oridays, this video is very helpful especially in reflection part, I always laugh at my previous drawings like seeing myself in the game when I was still at a very low level, it's really ridiculous. And at the current level I feel better and can improve a lot.