I normally don’t comment a lot but I want to share my appreciation for your videos. You have an amazing insight into your inner workings and that of many artists (and human) and it is such a pleasure to listen to you talk. It’s honest but eloquent and always leaves me pondering over some deeper questions. Thank you for doing what you do 🙏
Thank you for commenting. They really help my videos to be seen by more people. I wish I would have included making of this video in the footage because I’m in the middle of workspace remodel and I was literally making the final tweaks in the floor with everything from the old work table surrounding me like an episode from the hoarders. Life of a youtuber is endlessly glamorous XD
@@angrymikko But you’re handling it damn well ;) Glad to hear your are remodelling your workspace, hopefully for plenty new projects to come 💪 I forgot to mention in my comment that I of course love the artwork, I love how you always manage to keep cute ideas moody and mysterious at the same time! Keep on keeping on in these mad times.
this video really spoke to me: i'm going through this tough plateau in my artistic abilities right now and this video couldn't have come out at a more perfect time
I'm a really bad procrastinator as I so often fail to start a project because I'm afraid of failure (actually maybe that makes me a good procrastinator). I know it wasn't exactly the point you were making, but you remind me that worrying about non-existent work being judged is ridiculous. Just start, then do your best and see it through to the end. Worst case scenario, it's doesn't turn out the way you want, but you'll likely learn something important along the way. Incidentally, speaking as a graphic designer, it's clear to me that the pixel art Bear logo on the phone booth needs to be on merch, maybe even as your avatar. Great video, as always.
I once heard this saying that “you’re already failing by not having started yet”. It really helps me when I’m gaming out scenarios for what could happen and wasting time on the worst case scenarios in my head. The more I waste time that way the less I will have to work on the next illustration and the next after that. Everything gets pushed back if I don’t start so in a sense I am failing by not already doing the damn thing.
Can totally relate. Putting thought to product always reveals many holes. We might think we have a clear idea, but it's often overestimation. It's a struggle when the thought is yours. When the thought is a client's, it's torture.
I totally agree, I constantly suffer from imposter syndrome. Your talented!! I love your pixel art 😍 I constantly have that block and random ideas Pop into my head, I guess I need to write it down and move on.... It's a constant battle, ✌️
Your commentary during this video is amazing. You are very insightful and aware of your feelings and I truly think that is something everyone should strive for. Thank you for being so honest and sharing your incredible talent!
I love your work. I feel the strongest emotions when watching your videos. I cried so hard watching "black spine". As someone suffering from depression it hits so deep, but at the same time watching your videos and listening to you talking about this stuff feels like I'm not alone in this. Really really appreciate what you're doing. I think I watched this video just at the right time. Feeling like (some of) my friends are only available if they need me, but since I am in need of help they just are out of reach.
Thanks for this video. I'm totally guilty of abandoning ideas because they don't come out on the first try. I'm trying to limit how many paintings i start at once since I get easily carried away. :)))
Hello, Mikko! 💖 Thank you for sharing your heart and your art with us. I’m sorry if somebody ever tells you that you’re not allowed to be sad, because I agree with you 100% that it’s great to be aware of your emotions, and to express them in a healthy way like this. Art is such a personal thing, regardless of the goal you’re working towards, even if it’s something commercial for your work. I’m so happy that you express yourself through your art, because it helps, at least me, feel like I know you just a little better. By the way, I love that there is an undertone of personal growth in all of your videos, along with fantastic artistic advice. I dunno, it just really warms my heart when I watch your videos, almost like I’m just having a heartfelt chat with my best friend. 🥰 Anyway, sending all the love and gratitude to you! I’m always looking forward to what you are willing to share. Thanks again, just for being you, Mikko.
Mikko do you have any videos on warp curves and selection tool or even and tips also I think your pixel art is amazing I like the city in the back of the piece the most
How do you understand a landscape im trying to get better at landscapes but they’re just so hard to understand I dont get it why this color and that color and how do you get the trees to looks so good and when do you know you’re done IM JUST SO LOST I’m struggling because I want to be a manga artist yet I have no clue on bg and landscapes
Hi. Random person here. For the basics behind background, you should check Istebrak on UA-cam. She will teach you that doing backgrounds are based on depth and the light in the environment. I'm not sure if Mikko ever explained how he does bg art. So I'm recommending Istebrak Since I learned about bg art from her
A nice phone box from the uk were I live love your vids mate 👍could you do a painting that we could follow at some point would be great iv only been doing art last 2 years started late in life age 50 but loving it I love the technology I’m a gadget nut 😬
@@angrymikko well I am an example. Waisting my energy on socialising while my creativity is staying dumb. I think its like muscle must be always stimulated. Not put off because friends and relatives consume all my free time and I rare have even time for practicing art 🙄
@@skazala when you have friends that support you and your dreams, they will understand if you want to take some time to improve your art style or your skills. It does take a big chunk out of one’s free time, and without dedication you will not really get to be your best version of yourself.... but , with a little bit of time management, you will be able to balance social life and creativity.
![Overcoming ART FEARS [PROCREATE Process]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/w0UGMf07MVE/mqdefault.jpg)
![Overcoming ART FEARS [PROCREATE Process]](/img/tr.png)
I normally don’t comment a lot but I want to share my appreciation for your videos. You have an amazing insight into your inner workings and that of many artists (and human) and it is such a pleasure to listen to you talk. It’s honest but eloquent and always leaves me pondering over some deeper questions. Thank you for doing what you do 🙏
Thank you for commenting. They really help my videos to be seen by more people. I wish I would have included making of this video in the footage because I’m in the middle of workspace remodel and I was literally making the final tweaks in the floor with everything from the old work table surrounding me like an episode from the hoarders. Life of a youtuber is endlessly glamorous XD
@@angrymikko But you’re handling it damn well ;) Glad to hear your are remodelling your workspace, hopefully for plenty new projects to come 💪 I forgot to mention in my comment that I of course love the artwork, I love how you always manage to keep cute ideas moody and mysterious at the same time! Keep on keeping on in these mad times.
sometimes you find yourself as the bear in the phone booth, happens to everyone
this video really spoke to me: i'm going through this tough plateau in my artistic abilities right now and this video couldn't have come out at a more perfect time
I'm a really bad procrastinator as I so often fail to start a project because I'm afraid of failure (actually maybe that makes me a good procrastinator). I know it wasn't exactly the point you were making, but you remind me that worrying about non-existent work being judged is ridiculous. Just start, then do your best and see it through to the end. Worst case scenario, it's doesn't turn out the way you want, but you'll likely learn something important along the way. Incidentally, speaking as a graphic designer, it's clear to me that the pixel art Bear logo on the phone booth needs to be on merch, maybe even as your avatar. Great video, as always.
I once heard this saying that “you’re already failing by not having started yet”. It really helps me when I’m gaming out scenarios for what could happen and wasting time on the worst case scenarios in my head. The more I waste time that way the less I will have to work on the next illustration and the next after that. Everything gets pushed back if I don’t start so in a sense I am failing by not already doing the damn thing.
WOW I just stumbled onto this video looking for pixel art inspiration. Got so much more than I bargained for. You are an amazing mind.
I got emotional about phone booth explanation, thank you for sharing
I love these videos so much! Thank you for being genuine and self aware it helps all of us who listen.
Can totally relate. Putting thought to product always reveals many holes. We might think we have a clear idea, but it's often overestimation. It's a struggle when the thought is yours. When the thought is a client's, it's torture.
I totally agree, I constantly suffer from imposter syndrome. Your talented!! I love your pixel art 😍 I constantly have that block and random ideas Pop into my head, I guess I need to write it down and move on.... It's a constant battle, ✌️
Your commentary during this video is amazing. You are very insightful and aware of your feelings and I truly think that is something everyone should strive for. Thank you for being so honest and sharing your incredible talent!
I’ve been in that lonely place, full of a kind of sharp melancholy. I’m sorry to hear you’re passing through it. Much love to you, Mikko.
I love your work. I feel the strongest emotions when watching your videos. I cried so hard watching "black spine". As someone suffering from depression it hits so deep, but at the same time watching your videos and listening to you talking about this stuff feels like I'm not alone in this. Really really appreciate what you're doing. I think I watched this video just at the right time. Feeling like (some of) my friends are only available if they need me, but since I am in need of help they just are out of reach.
I love these talks, you speak the truth that we need to hear. Beautiful painting too! Thank you
D': You sound so sad! Feels so relatable though, loved the video
Your ambiance is always top notch. Beautiful work.
Mikko, that’s a real big mug..... go easy on it. :’)
Thanks for this video. I'm totally guilty of abandoning ideas because they don't come out on the first try. I'm trying to limit how many paintings i start at once since I get easily carried away. :)))
Hello, Mikko! 💖 Thank you for sharing your heart and your art with us. I’m sorry if somebody ever tells you that you’re not allowed to be sad, because I agree with you 100% that it’s great to be aware of your emotions, and to express them in a healthy way like this.
Art is such a personal thing, regardless of the goal you’re working towards, even if it’s something commercial for your work. I’m so happy that you express yourself through your art, because it helps, at least me, feel like I know you just a little better.
By the way, I love that there is an undertone of personal growth in all of your videos, along with fantastic artistic advice. I dunno, it just really warms my heart when I watch your videos, almost like I’m just having a heartfelt chat with my best friend. 🥰
Anyway, sending all the love and gratitude to you! I’m always looking forward to what you are willing to share. Thanks again, just for being you, Mikko.
Your artworks are truly amazing. It all starts of as something very vague and slowly turns to a masterpiece, it's so satisfying and therapeutic.
drawing on a flat desk?
how is your neck this strong?
tell me what i'm doing wrong!
You've been helping me out so much with procreate thank you Mikko!!!
The content of this video is top level man. And I’m not talking about the art piece. Keep it up man. I’m inspired to create now.
You are breathtaking! Love your works and your honest emotion expressions. You inspire me very much. Please go on!
You never fail to inspire and amaze me! Keep up the good work and I hope to be as good as you at art one day!
Wow this piece is really awesome. Thanks for the advice!
This is so dope! Ima try this! Love your work keep it up! I’m inspired:)
i really like your videos, thank you for sharing your thoughts with us
Love you mikko!!
Beautiful piece, really touching ☺️
If it would be my piece the phone would be hanging from the stand xD
Mikko do you have any videos on warp curves and selection tool or even and tips also I think your pixel art is amazing I like the city in the back of the piece the most
Wooow...the CUP!
what kind of art tablet is this? and where did you get the brush from? you're really good!!
Increible video ,saludos desde Republica Dominicana
Love it!
Your doing great❤
Amazing 😍
Exceptional work, congratulations on the time! #second 🤙🏼
Can you show us how to make dithering brushes please?
How do you understand a landscape im trying to get better at landscapes but they’re just so hard to understand I dont get it why this color and that color and how do you get the trees to looks so good and when do you know you’re done IM JUST SO LOST I’m struggling because I want to be a manga artist yet I have no clue on bg and landscapes
Hi. Random person here. For the basics behind background, you should check Istebrak on UA-cam.
She will teach you that doing backgrounds are based on depth and the light in the environment.
I'm not sure if Mikko ever explained how he does bg art.
So I'm recommending Istebrak
Since I learned about bg art from her
A nice phone box from the uk were I live love your vids mate 👍could you do a painting that we could follow at some point would be great iv only been doing art last 2 years started late in life age 50 but loving it I love the technology I’m a gadget nut 😬
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Where can I get a copy of this piece??
Wow so good! You inspire me to do art! #first
Unrelated but das a big ass mug OWO
Oh dear that's not the big one, it's medium coffee mug from Portland =)
😍😀😋
I really like your wallpaper! Can you share it? Please🥺
It’s already available on my Twitter feed along with several phone wallpapers ☝️
@@angrymikko Ooh! Thank you so much!
I guess is important to stay lonely or you might loose your creative side in normal life
this is definitely false and a dangerous way to think of creativity which I certainly don’t recommend for anyone.
@@angrymikko well I am an example. Waisting my energy on socialising while my creativity is staying dumb. I think its like muscle must be always stimulated. Not put off because friends and relatives consume all my free time and I rare have even time for practicing art 🙄
@@skazala when you have friends that support you and your dreams, they will understand if you want to take some time to improve your art style or your skills. It does take a big chunk out of one’s free time, and without dedication you will not really get to be your best version of yourself.... but , with a little bit of time management, you will be able to balance social life and creativity.