THE SECRET TO IMPROVEMENT // 5 Ways to Improve Your Art
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
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Here's 5 different ways you can improve your art! This can work for beginners or really anyone, since I still use all of these methods.
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This makes me want to get off the couch and get my sketch book
Same as meeee I'm like youuu ! Twins
Same
Chelsdagr8 me too!!
IM KN THE COUCH WITH MY SKETCHBOOK
sAME
Summarization of the video:
“Don’t strive to be perfect strive to improve”
...And get Amino because its the sponsor
...yes I know I'm a year late lol
i read it as she said it it has happened to me so many times in random videos its creepy
i saw this one tip once:
“don’t tell other artists to ‘just practice’ because you’re assuming they already don’t practice or don’t try. instead ask them specifically what they need help with.”
and now i don’t tell others artists to “just practice” lol
i agree with this statement. the phrase "just practice" insinuates that if you just "draw" for a long time you'll become good. I think the flaw with this tip is that you have to LEARN and practice that. just practicing the same things without ever trying to fix your problems and learning will end in a stalemate.
whereas i think in this video jelarts is just trying to say that you must practice these things that you learn. like learning to draw different things as she mentioned beforehand, and that over time the practice will pay off.
but yea i don't tell artists to "just practice"
The best possible way to improve you art... *dramatic zoom up on pen*
Me: THE PEN! OF COURSE OMG!
Practice!
Me: Dammit!
Andrew H. Lmao this made my wheeze
Wizzo ppfft
That is such a backhand statement that is so empty nowadays and derived of its meaning
me too the same reaction 😂😂
@@meh7376 same!
5 ways to improve your art: 1. Practice
2. Practice
3. Practice
4. Practice Bet you can't guess the next one...
5. Asking for feedback from other artists.
LlamaFreak exactly 😄
Btw you should do a series on that, take some artists on youtube or social media, and review/give feedback on their art. It's a great learning experience even if it isn't your own art. :)
Ohhh, you got me there. very nice
I legit thought the 5 things in the video were her just going to say practice
People may not like someone reviewing their art or making content off their art
Yep, the secret is just PRACTICE !
+Yoann Dessin yeah, exactly! Just LOTS of drawings. LOTS.
Not just Practice but Criticism and knowing what you want/feel inspired to do it
Yoann Dessin I’m probably a bit late but I really like your profile pic! The style and the colors are really pretty.
But what if we’re too lazy 😂😂😂 jk
BowShot [PARADO] Same. I like his style. He got himself a new subscriber.
How to improbe art
1: Twerk for the devil
2: Success
Lily Jarman wut?😂😂
O-O ummmmmmmmmm
No that's how to improve your SINGING,ACTING,and PERFORMING
may God help you
😂
I failed the first question of your quiz
+Xabio Arts I highly doubt that 🐅
Xabio Arts oh wait, the questions appear randomly 🤔
Update: I failed again... then again... 👏😩
Xabio Arts of course you did
Xabio Arts its ok man...
I don't remember who, but I heard one artist say that perfect practice makes perfect. Because if you don't practice drawing things properly then you'll learn how to do whatever you're doing wrong or incorrectly.
but what if i see that i don't improve at all? like, i've been drawing for almost 6 years now, and from what i can see, i hardly if ever improve. ok, sure, i draw better now than i did last year or even the year before that, but with how my artwork look, it hardly has improved... kinda weird, right?
I don't know how you draw and how you practise, and I only just started drawing a few months ago. The thing is, just drawing everyday isn't enough if you want to see huge improvement. Sure, you will improve as you said, but you actually need to have goals and your drawing (exercies) need to have a purpose. You can work as hard as you can, but if it isn't effective, you won't get the desired effect. What I'm saying is, think about what it is that you want to improve. For example, if it is perspective, look up a bunch of different perspective improvement videos and try those things out. When you made some artwork, look at it and observe what is wrong or what is right. Whenever something is wrong, change that thing in your next artwork and see how it works out. Keep this up and you will see major improvement. You will have to be daring to try things out, get out of your comfort zone, draw things way differently and draw way different things! Hope this helps you!
@@marcman1284 Exactly. Well said.
I heard this from artist called kuzomari
Thats right
Her ways to improve art
1- Draw from life to improve your observational drawings
2- Draw people (Anatomy studies and life drawings)
3- Step out of your comfort zone. Draw those hands. Do a background. You won’t improve full bodies by drawing portraits.
4- Keep a sketchbook. You know this
5- you wONT GUESS- P R A C T I C E
don’t strive to be perfect, strive to improve
5-
“So try to find the time to sketch”
Me, in quarantine: *is that a challenge*
how to improve at art: draw
Catharine can’t describe how much answers like that frustrate me
Markus Green
Step 1: draw
Step 2: research and tips and studies
Step 3: draw
Step 4: practice
Step 5: practice
Step 6: practice
Step 7: practice
Step 8:
profit
Markus Green I was sarcastically summarizing what this video is saying, my point being that it wasn't telling you anything but to practice
@@artsysundae that's stupid, you need to know what to practice on
@@non7010 i think they were kidding
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When your sketch book smudges your “FINALLY” or “OMG I DID IT” sketch.
Wow you're amazing left handed artist. :) thanks a lot.
Skywalker overtoasters Sorry but what does that mean?
Chelsdagr8 It Means She Draws With Her Left Hand.
Left handed people use their right brain side more which is better at creative arts and such so I think she has a natural talent. Not saying that no right handed artist is bad tho
@@aparnan2799 the left brain right brain thing is a old myth now a days- it was proven to be false
Something that helps me is to keep all my old art and look back on it if I'm ever feeling like I'm in a rut of non-improvement. Chances are I'll end up feeling way better and more motivated to draw!
Do more videos like this PLEASE😍😍 like where you studdy how to draw this and that or just sketching in general. It's so interesting to see other people sketching than myself
practice practice practice! it took me a while to realize but now i understand that every single thing i draw helps me improve. Thanks for the awesome tips!
i just downloaded amino and it's really great! people are giving advice to improve your art i just love it
PREACH. Increasing ones skills is so important! Thank you for providing your followers with useful information and encouragement in their journeys! Cheers!
I just wanted to leave a comment and tell you how much your videos have helped me rediscover my artsy side...I used to draw alot when I was a kid,and got to be quite good as I got older...then life got in the way and I just stopped drawing,sketching,and painting pretty much anything art related that I enjoyed so much most of my life...then late last year because my life was alot calmer than it has been in a while,I made a goal for 2018 that I was going to start drawing,sketching,and painting again..but I was frustrated at trying to draw,nothing was coming out right...then I started watching your videos and learning tips that really helped me...now I'm drawing something every day even if I don't feel like it I draw something....my drawing skill is not where I want it to be yet,but it's getting there...I just wanted to say thank you for helping me get my art mojo back :D
Reads the title: Secret way to improve.
ME: Pratice?
Practice?
As a beginner and watching basically every "how to draw " video out there this video perfectly summarizes the best points in all of them while giving tips on HOW to actually put them into action thank you so much
Christopher Valle love ur pfp
Do u still draw?
It's been about half a year since I first discovered this video and I really want to say: Thank you! With these tips I was able to improve so much faster. I started my first sketchbook (which I already finished), I got on my bike and drew nature from life, I learned how to do gesture drawings and studied anatomy. With this video you definetly saved me a few years of practice. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
💙✨🙏🏻
Thank you so much, you’ve helped me break out of the art block that I’ve been stuck in for the past year! ❤️❤️
Yep! Couldn't agree more! At the end of the day, you get from art what you put into it, that is effort , time and patience (or as I like to call it resilience!)
This video calmed me down so much...like i feel motivated to draw out of my comfort zone without stressing about my how my art is nothing professional(yet). Since i want to enroll myself in an art school when i'm 18 and feel that if i do this my art portfilo would be amazing. Thank you so much Jetarts :3
Hi i love your videos! I watch them over and over again and again while sketching in my sketchbooks! I especially love the sketchbooks videos and tips for improving! I recently got into watercolours and got a set of them for Christmas! Mostly because of artists and UA-camrs! Your one of those people who got me into watercolours and mixed media sketchbooks! Bye!
crazy kawii productions aw thank you, I'm honoured to hear that!
This is immensely useful. It acts as a universal goal & easy approach for instantly understanding and laying out the ever growing foundational path to becoming an artist. Something I've been very lost about, this is extremely helpful. Thank you.
I agree ab the sketchbook thing. I’ve been recently looking at my past sketch books dating back to 6th grade when I started getting more serious ab art and I have improved so so much (I’m in 9th grade going on to 10th) even looking at my sketchbook I kept around last fall and Christmas when I started drawing anime/people correctly I have improved and I can now see even from a drawing from a month ago how my style has improved and developed into what I have now! I’ve been experimenting with drawing different things besides my same to characters and have even found it helpful to keep a notebook full of ideas of things to draw bc I tend to forget what I want to draw if I don’t write it down and that way I know where my ideas are at. I find your videos very helpful! I even took a try at drawing my turtle in her tank while she was in a “stretching” pose and it looks pretty good!
seriously this is such a great, informative, and reassuring video, thank you so much for your insight!
Anatomy is actually really interesting. Especially the skeletal system.
Your voice is so relaxing, that’s why I use you for drawing tips! 😊
+Princess Seashell aaa thank you so much!
ahhh i love your videos they are so chill and really fun !
I've watched a few of your videos, and they're all really helpful! You've earned another sub. :)
I had to take the quiz several times before getting everything right lol. I only knew 3 things for sure! Such a cool way to get to know you / your channel a bit better :) I'd heard of animo before but never joined, but now that instagram is doing silly things again, I figured I'd join! You're the first and only person I follow at the moment :P Loved the video !
I draw things that at first, i speak to myself: i'll really going to draw this? I DON'T KNOW HOW TO DRAW THIS.
But without practice, you won't go to anywhere, so i draw things that i have more dificults, like background and some poses.
This is a very common issue xD. It helps to do thumbnails first. Just don't give up! I also have this problem and most of the time I'm drawing and painting without a plan.
I have been practicing drawing because I enjoy it and want to improve. Thank you so much for the helpful tips! They were really helpful! ♥️
I love your art! Very useful tips!
Thank you for making this video. I've been really lacking motivation to make art lately. I think this was just the inspiration I needed.
watching you sketch is so relaxing!
I am 100% sure that others have tried to advertise Amino, but you are the only one that got me to download it.
AWWW THE LITTLE BIRB AT THE BEGINNING IS SO CUTE!!
I really like your art style!! Thank you for posting this video it was very helpful!! Keep posting amazing things!!
I LOVE ur style😭❤️
Rosa aw thank you!
This app is exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks!
Thank you so much! 🙏
I feel truly blessed with this video
ive never really done the "draw from life", even though everyone says it..
but after you explained why this is important.. i will actually start doing it ! :)
You are right
When I started I had stiff drawing but after doing more sketches I got better
Thanks kel that's really helpful I started drawing when I was 12 13 and been off and on over time ...now I'm 26 and wanting to get back in on it because I've been in a bit of a slump but the last one that you said it take time patients and practice really hit me because I've always struggle with that and you said strive to improve not be perfect really helped me change my mindset ....thanks 😊 next time I sketch I won't have high expectations and paint a certain picture in my head before I start of it will put me off of drawing and sketching at all and allow myself to have mistakes....I'll remember this😊 😊😊 thank you
o my gosh... she is SO right! i am a HUGE horse lover, and from a very young age i drew horses over and over again, i can draw a horse at nearly all angles and know every bump and detail there is. I look at my old drawings and i get amazed at 2 things: i was pretty good at horses at that young an age and i have come FAR better since than. thanks for the vid
Thank you for posting this video. I am going to high school this upcoming school year and I didn't know if I wanted to take more seriously (taking art classes). I was in this "I don't want to do art bc I suck" phase. seeing draw just random things and hearing that it just take time and pratice, I am going to draw more. Thank u
3 years ago and the words are still helpful, thanks
Why are these videos so calming?
*im addicted*
Best tips i could ever get compared to the other videos i’ve watched. One thing i really need to improve on my art is coloring. The youtube icon i have right now is my drawing, and it sucks!! I literally did it know what i was doing. I kinda gave up on coloring after that. But after hearing the tips that was said in this vid, maybe just maybe, i might be able to color better. So for now on, i am going to practice more on coloring than i did before. And i’m going try to enjoy the process. Thank you so much, and wish me luck..........
I'm taking a life drawing rn and I know it'd help me to make better, dynamic poses ^^
That's pretty neat. Couple of friends did that and they improved a lot. I want to that also, but at the moment I'm just happy to find the time to draw frequently.
thank you so much this was very helpful!!
this is super helpful! the random pose generator also helped a ton, thank you!
Thanks for sharing your work, it is so inspiring!
Can you do a video about strategies for observational drawing?
This is so helpful thank you so much,you are so underrated!✨✨
A lot of great tips! Thank you!
They have so many great points that people forget. I love that they say not to only practice other objects but also other styles. I hate it when other artists only draw one type of thing in one type of way. (I mean, unless theyre comfortable with that) I personally don't want to get stuck on drawing the same thing in the same style in the same medium forever. It's so important to venture out, practice, and try other things.
For some reason I find ur intro calming?! Idk why
Imma try new things, I'm not very good at drawing people so I'll keep trying you inspired me thanks!
i love your advices, thanks
Your first advice of life drawing just enlightened me XD I always drew anime etc. thank you.
Thank you for making this 🥰
Stiffness.. that's it! You're absolutely correct about this issue. I've heard much of this by my mum (Art teacher), saying how my characters were stiff. Used to be offended at it and took it personally, but it was undeniably true.
Thank you for addressing this issue we have to work and improve on. (I still do)
Love and support your channel, keep up the good work! (thumbs up)
I love how It's not the typical, what's everyone hears daily. It's More than just Practice practice practice. This is truly helpful. thanks so much for this amazing Video.
So good! Love your channel xx :)
Thanks for the advice. Really does help. :)
thank u this video is very inspiring and relatable makes me motivated to draw
This helped me a lot, tysm i love you sooo much ♥
hi @Jelarts, thank you so much for all the tips and even the inspiration your giving for new artists like me. Hope we can meet in Canada, I am planning to migrate. Hope there will be miracle next year. Keep safe.
I will try to draw new things, I'm still trying to draw people but I would love to draw cars or bikes, and the thing I would like to draw the most is scenery and backgrounds. Thank you for your advices!!
Excellent!! Thanks for sharing!!
I seriously LOVE ur videos and also the collab u did with Xabio arts
Ryunosuke Nakase aaa thank you!!
Hey thanks for making this video! I've been having an art block and feel stuck. These tips are really helpful and starting to get me drawing again.
this tips are really useful dor beginners , great content !
You draw AMAZING I LOVE YOU and you inspire me to draw and learn more things about this
... I learned that I LOVE to draw :)
I love ya!!!! ❤️
thank you, thank you, thank you! for explaining why drawing fruits and things is important!! i've never understood it and this really helped!
1. Draw from life
2.Draw people-gesture drawing, study muscles/ skeleton
3.Use your sketchbook as much as you can, draw daily, a great way to track progress
4. Get out of your comfort zone, Draw different things/ style, Think about things you don’t usually draw
5. Practice, Time and Patience
Thank you, you open my mind
love your art!! and good video c: art is indeed practice... practice and practice
This was really helpful thank you!
Thank you for the awesome tips! :)
Its amazing to know that i'm not the only one who's sometimes fustrated about something i cant draw and the next day enjoying it ^^'
Sometimes you're happy to improve and sad at the same time bcause you always want to do more.
This was very helpful Thank You!💚
ok so i actually tried using quickposes and it is VERY good. i was very shook about how my drawings of people came out after using it a bunch
I was on amino when you mentioned it I was like oh yea this app is great
Katt Älskaren it is
I love quickposes! It's really helpful for a novice like me
This was very helpful. Thank you.
Thanks for the tips😊
Thank you very much I really need to hear this
I was drawing a lot when i was younger and it came at a point where i tought i was bad etc... there was always a voice telling me i sucked but in reality i should have just keep practising and drawing, and i started redrawing yesterday and tbh its not the best drawing but its not the point and i know it and thank you for reminding me that practise is more important than perfectness (if i can say that)
Thanks for the tips 🥰
Thx, for the tips and clarifying it. Greets.
Thank you! Very relevant to me.