I used to love drawing when I have free time, but now with existence of AI it's really killing my will and my fun, I no longer feel the fun of drawing, I only feel pain like I'm wasting my life drawing manually 😢
To add to "don't be afraid to fail," I've started sketching with ballpoint pen and forcing myself to finish my thought on paper. If I make a mistake, so be it. The important thing is that I dont give up when I do.
So true. I save so much time when I eliminate erasing and redrawing by using a pen. It doesn't look as good as it could have, but if it's just for practice, and no one's going to see it, who cares?
making mistakes confidently is better than making a pretty picture when practicing. try to draw the best you can, of course, but if you never allow yourself to make mistakes there's no change, only stagnating. recognizing mistakes should be an accomplishment! but we confuse "practicing to get better" with "i need to draw this correctly the first time or else im not improving."
Fail faster is what I used to tell myself with a ballpoint pen. That when practicing. Otherwise "not giving up" it's important I still have ways. Ball point pen gave me the ability to correct mistakes creatively. I don't have perfect 1 stokes but my search lines are starting to look like part of the piece now.
all the points on timeline👍: show up 1:10 value inspiration 2:08 creative time 3:10 observation breaks 3:45 learn like a kid 4:56 keep some private 6:16 focus on you 7:23 process > result 8:00
This helped me realize what ruined my art. I used to draw like a kid, care free and what ever I wanted but I let criticism from those get to me so I dropped art for years. This got me super depressed. I’m picking art back up now, and I’m much happier, I’m still trying to get back to my old childlike mindset.
All good advices! Personally, what really helped at the beginning was to understand that NO ONE starts knowing how to draw. You need to let loose, try, practice, and aim to each day be better than the previous day, understanding that it's not a straight line up on improvement. Some days you are not all in there and screw up a bit, but you keep grinding, aiming to keep improving, and in time, you inevitably get better.
I usually get praised in my family for being good at learning languages and I have to be honest I didn’t even practice I just observed what people did. This proves that even when you’re bored you should just watch people draw and learn it works so well
100% agree on looking at the proccess rather than the end result. Most of the tricks and techniques that I learnt was mainly through observing other people draw, and by the end of it you get a catalogue of techniques, perspectives, and inisght on what goes on a piece.
I started to do art in 2019 where I managed to draw my current pfp, but I stopped cuz I kept getting frustrated at every other drawing that I did so I stopped. However, just a few weeks ago, I decided to fully dedicate myself to art as a hobby. This channel is one of the first channels that captivated me to not just look and draw art, but to also observe and study it.
I’ve been trying to get back into drawing again after surgery. It’s been difficult, but this is so helpful. Thank you for helping people like myself and so many others ❤
I was pretty much mesmerized by the actual video and kept having to remind myself to listen! It looks effortless but I know theres years of practice behind what i see.
Great advice as always! I think for anyone not doing art for a living already, the most pertinent point is to make scheduled time for doing art. It’s so easy to never get round to doing anything because of work, chores etc.
Looking for references for inspiration is a big one. I follow tons of artists on Twitter and my feed is full of their art every day and it's very inspiring and gets your imagination flying. And thanks to their retweets, etc. I keep discovering new artists all the time.
7:27 I cannot stress this point enough I remember when I’d always compared my art to other’s, thinking that they’re so much better than me and I’ll never get to their level. But then I was told that whenever you feel like you’re not improving, go over your old work. I was so blinded by time and jealousy that I never saw just how _much_ I improved since when I first started. Now every time when I start to get demotivated or I start comparing my work to professionals who’ve been doing art for a whole lot longer than I have, I go back to my old artworks; it’s always a refresher
it sucks when you are an accountant, and somehow inspiration hits in the middle of a workday... it's hard to remember what even came into my head some hours earlier.
SOmething that has helped tremendously is to do what i love. I always hated learning the basics and the studies and such, so i tweaked them to reflect what i like drawing, and tricked myself into liking them. it really works too.
Thank you for this video ! I'm sure it will help me to have time to draw and write. I think one good habit I could add to this list is to look at your own art and find two things you like about it and one thing you want to improve. This way you don't get frustrated by only seeing endless flaws and can see your improvement. I sometimes write those thoughts down under the drawing and when I look back at my sketches later on, I can see that the flaws I noticed at this time are not the same I can notice now (because I improved my observation skills and I know I already went over that past flaw). Hope that makes sense and wish you a happy art time!
Thanks, that was really refreshing. I have been watch your channel for a couple of years now, while I was building those habits and building my art skills. Now that I have been lucky enough to start working for some studios I have completely destroyed them without even notice it. I needed that!
Great advice! I would elaborate on the point about inspiration: the feeling doesn’t come before the action, action creates the feeling. Now get to work! ;-)
7:23 i use my draws as background screen in my phone, not only because i like it, but also because i want to see those draws everyday trying to figure out what are the thing i like, and what could i have done better, or need to practice more
Going to really implement more of this into my daily life with art and keep pushing myself, thank you Marc. I really appreciate you helping us all to be the best we can be and allowing us to continue to improve ourselves and learn from you❤.
Thanks Marc, always on target as usual. Its funny you mentioned art/illustration masters work live. Its something that I started doing after your suggestion and its so effective! I'm actually improving as a result. Watching livestreams are an amazing way to watch how the masters craft their work, and you can add it to your own style.
I never knew about number six! I've been having that exact issue and I’ve been wondering if I should take a break from drawing. Glad to know I don’t have to- :D
I thank you for your videos! You helped me so much to get better, to learn art where I couldn't draw a year ago at all, and I really appreciate all the effort you put in your videos. The journey to learn art is really long and really hard, but it doesn't mean it should be frustrating (even if it is sometimes :D). This is one of the bestest! channels I've found really. Of course when you learn you will try to get more information elsewhere, and there will always be questions that will bring you search more by yourself, but this, your videos are always filled with such positive energy that they seem (at least for me) to give me so much motivation so I have to just rush out and make some (not so good) drawings. XD I really like the method you use for drawing line art of the character, it's somehow like "drawing in polygons". Splitting all the body parts in shapes, but not cylinders or boxes. Wish there were more lessons on that topic. Love this channel, and your work. Wish you a great day!
I have adhd and i miss all my scheduled appointments ahahah but all the other tips sound like things i could do, definitely going to try them out!! Thank you for the great video
I highly recommend practicing multiple mediums. I've been doing 3D art for almost 4 or 5 years now, I haven't drawn consistently in years, but every so often I'll draw something and find that I'm better than I was last time.
Thank you for spending time making videos and sharing all your experiences, it is valuable a lot for some beginner like me, who is learning on my own. I keep my schedule and practice drawing every day, I always record my timelapse and update my progress through social media hoping that someone will notice me and give me some advice about my drawing (like if it is better than before, what I need to focus more on before progress further....) but I'll try to keep it up as a habit. I hope I can keep it up and build my own world, bring out my imagination, and spread it out so everyone can feel it too!
To be honest I didn’t think I had these good habits but all of these habits you listed I have and I was shocked when you said I don’t have to draw everyday but I do need a new sketchbook for drawing in while at school.😅😅
It is very true about making art for yourself and keeping it private. In 2017 I went deep with Instagram and slowly I would make art for likes and others. Always have a bunch of art private, and always create for an audience of one, you.
Last year I decided to start taking all kinds of cool classes in the local sort of community education centre thingy, to boost my creativity! So many people didn't understand how that's help with digital art, but knowing how things are made by hand has really helped me approach art in a better way! Last year I took ceramics classes, glass art classes, jewellery making classes, and maybe I tried something else too, hmm.. This autumn my ceramics class sadly got cancelled, because there weren't enough sign ups, but now I'm taking woodworking classes, glass art classes, jewellery making classes, a painting class where we try out different art styles (we did pointillism last time, next time is cubism, and then surrealism, and in the spring there's going to be more styles), there was a short gelli printing class and it was very interesting, and I also signed up for a sewing class 2 weeks ago :D In the spring I also have a short singing workshop coming up, and hopegully some ceramics classes. Sometimes I struggle with my digital art, but at least I'm designing and creating things every week in these classes! (some of the classes are once per month though, but I have some classes every week). I feel like all of these hobbies have helped me evolve a lot as an artist, and I actually got through the first round of university entrance exams for game design, and in less than 2 weeks I have round 2! I'm so excited, I feel like I'm on the right path now with all of these creative things going on. Sure, I could just do some of these things at home, but with my ADHD it's much easier to leave the house and go do these things at the same time every week for a certain amount of time. Otherwise I'll just get distracted by my computer..
I've noticed this with my own art, I would always post my art on steam and never kept anything private. It got to the point of me drawing what others wanted and not what I wanted. Thank you so much for this video Marc I always watch them!
I have this problem where i hate sketching. Like i feel like i can only post finish pieces. I cant post a quick messy idea... But i think im gonna start forcing myself to just embrace it 😅
Whoever posts on instagram I really recommend mostly following other amateur or beginning artists. Like their posts regularly. They're more likely to see and interact with your account which has better odds keeping you in the algorithm. You can't expect others to follow your account if you don't even follow people in your own skill range
@@tsunami1707 There are certain tags like #inktober or #dtiys that amateurs tend to participate in or if you want to tell me your instagram account I might be able to help
Preparing a cup of coffee is a (not so healthy) but effective ritual for me that helps me sit down and draw when I don't really feel like it. I do it because every time I draw I end up enjoying it regardless, but it's hard to start sometimes, that's where having a ritual like listening to music, preparing coffee or mixing whatever you enjoy can help you do that. I don't recommend going down the coffee road because it's easy to abuse ends up fucking you up instead, then it's really hard to get out. If you balance things with exercise every day you might get away with it tho
"It's simple" he says. Except if it was simple; I would already be doing it. I really hope there's another video somewhere that actually explains *how* to implement these pieces of advice.
A habit I have before starting ANY pice is to look at a reference. Maybe a cat, a horse, another piece of art, just to get a feel for the anatomy and direction I want to go with my piece.
7:41 select the background and invert selection to easily select the drawing. Why the fuck did I never think of that before? I've been painstakingly selecting the outline of my drawings for that step for ages.
I used to have a habit to draw everyday for more than 2 months. At first it was really fun and i have plenty of idea to draw. But now i can't keep it up anymore as i start to lose my idea and motivation
I'm wondering if youll publish some videos for intermediate skill level artists. Things like shape language and that sorta thing for those that have the fundementtals pretty well in hand. I can draw most things pretty accurately, but I struggle with subtle appealing composition and shape.
Since this year started ive been very slow in my art journey, i have a habit of getting distracted when it comes to practising, when i try uploading my videos i would get overwhelmed because i never really had ideas but when i do i always give up on it like..... DAMNN BRUH I GOTTA CHECK MYSELF OUT 😂😂
Maybe not a UA-cam friendly request but I'm wondering how to draw guts and organs. I'm making a action series and even if I'm not trying to draw gore at all I'd like to add a bit of realism when characters get badly wounded. Thanks !
ive tryed to get your art school a few times.. but i cant get in or sine up.. can i down load the classes and work at my own pace. i dont have net all the time.
It was helpful no doubts but I've a doubt, hope I get an answer.❤ My QUESTION:- How can I find my original style like how to find out which style suits me the most or I am made for? (Sry I'm not good at expressing it) like I've tried a lot of styles how can I actual one that fits me?
After watching many videos on the topic, the best way is to find several artists that you like and find out what it is you like about them. Then you combine what you like from each to add/form somehting of your own. For example, you might like how Artist A draws facial features, or how Artist B draws poses, combining something of each will create something original of your own.
Almost all of the drawings that I do I don't plan to show anyone, with the one exception being stuff that I'm turning in for a class. That being said, I have a terrible habit of always imagining that someone is there watching me work. It makes me so anxious and I really need to figure out how to stop.
Build these habits and profit, it’s science! Seriously tho these are the recipe to success don’t sleep on em 😤 also check this out artschool.ai
I used to love drawing when I have free time, but now with existence of AI it's really killing my will and my fun, I no longer feel the fun of drawing, I only feel pain like I'm wasting my life drawing manually 😢
artschool in spanish please !!!
To add to "don't be afraid to fail," I've started sketching with ballpoint pen and forcing myself to finish my thought on paper.
If I make a mistake, so be it. The important thing is that I dont give up when I do.
So true. I save so much time when I eliminate erasing and redrawing by using a pen. It doesn't look as good as it could have, but if it's just for practice, and no one's going to see it, who cares?
making mistakes confidently is better than making a pretty picture when practicing. try to draw the best you can, of course, but if you never allow yourself to make mistakes there's no change, only stagnating. recognizing mistakes should be an accomplishment! but we confuse "practicing to get better" with "i need to draw this correctly the first time or else im not improving."
Fail faster is what I used to tell myself with a ballpoint pen. That when practicing. Otherwise "not giving up" it's important I still have ways. Ball point pen gave me the ability to correct mistakes creatively. I don't have perfect 1 stokes but my search lines are starting to look like part of the piece now.
all the points on timeline👍:
show up 1:10
value inspiration 2:08
creative time 3:10
observation breaks 3:45
learn like a kid 4:56
keep some private 6:16
focus on you 7:23
process > result 8:00
Not all heroes wear capes 👍
@@aspebb ty
merci!
This helped me realize what ruined my art. I used to draw like a kid, care free and what ever I wanted but I let criticism from those get to me so I dropped art for years. This got me super depressed. I’m picking art back up now, and I’m much happier, I’m still trying to get back to my old childlike mindset.
You are the best teacher especially for student like me who are learning on its own .. Thank you so much ❤
Honestly I think the same, if in that moment I start drawing digitally I known your channel, I would pay your course instead.
@@christophergarcia5440 absolutely
Yes right 👍👍
It lol
All good advices!
Personally, what really helped at the beginning was to understand that NO ONE starts knowing how to draw. You need to let loose, try, practice, and aim to each day be better than the previous day, understanding that it's not a straight line up on improvement. Some days you are not all in there and screw up a bit, but you keep grinding, aiming to keep improving, and in time, you inevitably get better.
I usually get praised in my family for being good at learning languages and I have to be honest I didn’t even practice I just observed what people did. This proves that even when you’re bored you should just watch people draw and learn it works so well
100% agree on looking at the proccess rather than the end result. Most of the tricks and techniques that I learnt was mainly through observing other people draw, and by the end of it you get a catalogue of techniques, perspectives, and inisght on what goes on a piece.
I started to do art in 2019 where I managed to draw my current pfp, but I stopped cuz I kept getting frustrated at every other drawing that I did so I stopped. However, just a few weeks ago, I decided to fully dedicate myself to art as a hobby. This channel is one of the first channels that captivated me to not just look and draw art, but to also observe and study it.
I’ve been trying to get back into drawing again after surgery. It’s been difficult, but this is so helpful. Thank you for helping people like myself and so many others ❤
I was pretty much mesmerized by the actual video and kept having to remind myself to listen! It looks effortless but I know theres years of practice behind what i see.
Great advice as always! I think for anyone not doing art for a living already, the most pertinent point is to make scheduled time for doing art. It’s so easy to never get round to doing anything because of work, chores etc.
process has always been an obsession of mine, the more efficient the better, but it takes skill to build efficiency
Looking for references for inspiration is a big one.
I follow tons of artists on Twitter and my feed is full of their art every day and it's very inspiring and gets your imagination flying. And thanks to their retweets, etc. I keep discovering new artists all the time.
7:27 I cannot stress this point enough
I remember when I’d always compared my art to other’s, thinking that they’re so much better than me and I’ll never get to their level. But then I was told that whenever you feel like you’re not improving, go over your old work. I was so blinded by time and jealousy that I never saw just how _much_ I improved since when I first started.
Now every time when I start to get demotivated or I start comparing my work to professionals who’ve been doing art for a whole lot longer than I have, I go back to my old artworks; it’s always a refresher
it sucks when you are an accountant, and somehow inspiration hits in the middle of a workday... it's hard to remember what even came into my head some hours earlier.
SOmething that has helped tremendously is to do what i love. I always hated learning the basics and the studies and such, so i tweaked them to reflect what i like drawing, and tricked myself into liking them. it really works too.
how does he time his videos so well with my needs
talk about a high quality teacher! no need for food or movies, I'm stayin here!
Thank you for this video ! I'm sure it will help me to have time to draw and write. I think one good habit I could add to this list is to look at your own art and find two things you like about it and one thing you want to improve. This way you don't get frustrated by only seeing endless flaws and can see your improvement. I sometimes write those thoughts down under the drawing and when I look back at my sketches later on, I can see that the flaws I noticed at this time are not the same I can notice now (because I improved my observation skills and I know I already went over that past flaw). Hope that makes sense and wish you a happy art time!
Marc your tips have been helping me for so long that's why I improved so much.. Thank you Marc.
Thanks, that was really refreshing. I have been watch your channel for a couple of years now, while I was building those habits and building my art skills. Now that I have been lucky enough to start working for some studios I have completely destroyed them without even notice it. I needed that!
Great advice! I would elaborate on the point about inspiration: the feeling doesn’t come before the action, action creates the feeling. Now get to work! ;-)
The best part about Marc's videos is that you not only get lessons in art but also life
7:23 i use my draws as background screen in my phone, not only because i like it, but also because i want to see those draws everyday trying to figure out what are the thing i like, and what could i have done better, or need to practice more
I used to print and tape them to my wall, same idea!
you are such a good teacher, i saw you in 2021 or 2022 and i have improved so much and still use your brushes!
Going to really implement more of this into my daily life with art and keep pushing myself, thank you Marc. I really appreciate you helping us all to be the best we can be and allowing us to continue to improve ourselves and learn from you❤.
I'm definitely lacking in some good habits. Another great video to add to my art learning playlist. Thanks for taking the time again Marc!
Thanks Marc, always on target as usual. Its funny you mentioned art/illustration masters work live. Its something that I started doing after your suggestion and its so effective! I'm actually improving as a result. Watching livestreams are an amazing way to watch how the masters craft their work, and you can add it to your own style.
Loved the video and advice! Greatly appreciate it - you are quite inspiring. My suggestion would be, that turning Warm-Ups into a habit as well.
I never knew about number six! I've been having that exact issue and I’ve been wondering if I should take a break from drawing.
Glad to know I don’t have to- :D
I thank you for your videos! You helped me so much to get better, to learn art where I couldn't draw a year ago at all, and I really appreciate all the effort you put in your videos. The journey to learn art is really long and really hard, but it doesn't mean it should be frustrating (even if it is sometimes :D). This is one of the bestest! channels I've found really. Of course when you learn you will try to get more information elsewhere, and there will always be questions that will bring you search more by yourself, but this, your videos are always filled with such positive energy that they seem (at least for me) to give me so much motivation so I have to just rush out and make some (not so good) drawings. XD
I really like the method you use for drawing line art of the character, it's somehow like "drawing in polygons". Splitting all the body parts in shapes, but not cylinders or boxes. Wish there were more lessons on that topic. Love this channel, and your work. Wish you a great day!
I have adhd and i miss all my scheduled appointments ahahah but all the other tips sound like things i could do, definitely going to try them out!! Thank you for the great video
the greatest teacher ever
Thank you, bro.
I somehow needed this right in this moment.
You always drop a good video fo us. You cover many subjects that I don't hear anyone talk about, c'est toi le GOAT bud ^^
Dude, you are awesome
These videos are amazing! They always make me want to draw!
definitely need to fix my habits art and generally, thanks for this class teach, gonna have to pay attention for sure
Been drawing for more than a year and a half. I would say that 70% of my improvement is thanks to your content Marc.
The best Yt art teacher!!! Really thnk U for all the videos MARK,
U R THE BEST!!!
I downloaded your brushes a few weeks ago and they are amazing, THX, my bad habit is procrastinating, I love it ^^
I highly recommend practicing multiple mediums. I've been doing 3D art for almost 4 or 5 years now, I haven't drawn consistently in years, but every so often I'll draw something and find that I'm better than I was last time.
Thank you for spending time making videos and sharing all your experiences, it is valuable a lot for some beginner like me, who is learning on my own. I keep my schedule and practice drawing every day, I always record my timelapse and update my progress through social media hoping that someone will notice me and give me some advice about my drawing (like if it is better than before, what I need to focus more on before progress further....) but I'll try to keep it up as a habit. I hope I can keep it up and build my own world, bring out my imagination, and spread it out so everyone can feel it too!
I haven't check Marc out in a while and when i see this vid's noti, I just went excited.
To be honest I didn’t think I had these good habits but all of these habits you listed I have and I was shocked when you said I don’t have to draw everyday but I do need a new sketchbook for drawing in while at school.😅😅
Thanks Mark!
"You know NOTHING compared to all the things that can be learned." UGGHHHHHH I LOVE THIS QUOTE SO MUCH
the inspo thing is so hard (for me personally) because usually when I feel it, the moment I sit down to draw it vanishes 😭.
can you make a video about motivation and art block?
i've been stuck in art block for 4 years now, and haven't done anything creative in a long while
Amazing art habits!
Im one of ur student marc, hope i can share to you my improvements, and me myself was amazed ❤❤ thank u
8:36 I have this mindset as way.
Thank you!
Thank you Marc!
Racing to these videos to get better. Don't forget to pay the fee!
It is very true about making art for yourself and keeping it private. In 2017 I went deep with Instagram and slowly I would make art for likes and others. Always have a bunch of art private, and always create for an audience of one, you.
I tend to split the difference, and create art for myself and only publish it if it looks good
@@Delmworks yeah that is a good strategy, like 80% for you, 20% for posting.
I like this it's have a good break down. For good habits I like it a lot.
Last year I decided to start taking all kinds of cool classes in the local sort of community education centre thingy, to boost my creativity! So many people didn't understand how that's help with digital art, but knowing how things are made by hand has really helped me approach art in a better way! Last year I took ceramics classes, glass art classes, jewellery making classes, and maybe I tried something else too, hmm.. This autumn my ceramics class sadly got cancelled, because there weren't enough sign ups, but now I'm taking woodworking classes, glass art classes, jewellery making classes, a painting class where we try out different art styles (we did pointillism last time, next time is cubism, and then surrealism, and in the spring there's going to be more styles), there was a short gelli printing class and it was very interesting, and I also signed up for a sewing class 2 weeks ago :D In the spring I also have a short singing workshop coming up, and hopegully some ceramics classes. Sometimes I struggle with my digital art, but at least I'm designing and creating things every week in these classes! (some of the classes are once per month though, but I have some classes every week).
I feel like all of these hobbies have helped me evolve a lot as an artist, and I actually got through the first round of university entrance exams for game design, and in less than 2 weeks I have round 2! I'm so excited, I feel like I'm on the right path now with all of these creative things going on. Sure, I could just do some of these things at home, but with my ADHD it's much easier to leave the house and go do these things at the same time every week for a certain amount of time. Otherwise I'll just get distracted by my computer..
Your tutorials are very insightful I just think that as an ADHD I find pencil drawing to be more stimulating than digital art 😅
Amazing advice! Thank you :)
I've noticed this with my own art, I would always post my art on steam and never kept anything private. It got to the point of me drawing what others wanted and not what I wanted. Thank you so much for this video Marc I always watch them!
I have this problem where i hate sketching. Like i feel like i can only post finish pieces. I cant post a quick messy idea...
But i think im gonna start forcing myself to just embrace it 😅
Whoever posts on instagram I really recommend mostly following other amateur or beginning artists. Like their posts regularly. They're more likely to see and interact with your account which has better odds keeping you in the algorithm. You can't expect others to follow your account if you don't even follow people in your own skill range
How do you find other amateur artists? I only really get super popular artists in my algorithm.
@@tsunami1707 There are certain tags like #inktober or #dtiys that amateurs tend to participate in or if you want to tell me your instagram account I might be able to help
Preparing a cup of coffee is a (not so healthy) but effective ritual for me that helps me sit down and draw when I don't really feel like it. I do it because every time I draw I end up enjoying it regardless, but it's hard to start sometimes, that's where having a ritual like listening to music, preparing coffee or mixing whatever you enjoy can help you do that. I don't recommend going down the coffee road because it's easy to abuse ends up fucking you up instead, then it's really hard to get out. If you balance things with exercise every day you might get away with it tho
These lessons are incredibly valuable, especially to self taught artists
I love this tanks for the tips ❤
Another exceptional video!
These tips are helpful. My thanks
Wow, i do need to take a step back and just have my own private drawings
"It's simple" he says. Except if it was simple; I would already be doing it.
I really hope there's another video somewhere that actually explains *how* to implement these pieces of advice.
A habit I have before starting ANY pice is to look at a reference. Maybe a cat, a horse, another piece of art, just to get a feel for the anatomy and direction I want to go with my piece.
More explosions!
What about a tutorial on explosions or effects?
This is some good advice 👍
The 1st frame scared the hell out of me
7:41 select the background and invert selection to easily select the drawing.
Why the fuck did I never think of that before? I've been painstakingly selecting the outline of my drawings for that step for ages.
I used to have a habit to draw everyday for more than 2 months. At first it was really fun and i have plenty of idea to draw. But now i can't keep it up anymore as i start to lose my idea and motivation
Im in the same boat. I found a week or two break made me get my inspiration back, and im back to daily drawings
Marc u best ❤ thank u
Your art tips are the best 👌 ❤
I'm wondering if youll publish some videos for intermediate skill level artists. Things like shape language and that sorta thing for those that have the fundementtals pretty well in hand. I can draw most things pretty accurately, but I struggle with subtle appealing composition and shape.
Since this year started ive been very slow in my art journey, i have a habit of getting distracted when it comes to practising, when i try uploading my videos i would get overwhelmed because i never really had ideas but when i do i always give up on it like..... DAMNN BRUH I GOTTA CHECK MYSELF OUT 😂😂
8:57 '...don't cha wish your art teacher was hot like me!'
Thank youuuuu
what about a tiny tutorial on how to learn to draw each part of the face separately?
if you go back in his videos he has them
Most useful video
Bro! ✊✊
Every time i watch your video, i got many inspiration, but still bad at executing it 😂
I need this
Maybe not a UA-cam friendly request but I'm wondering how to draw guts and organs. I'm making a action series and even if I'm not trying to draw gore at all I'd like to add a bit of realism when characters get badly wounded. Thanks !
thanks
I always keep a small note pad in case inspiration pulls a hit and run.
Skull boy in the back avoiding demonetization 🗿
OMG stop- 😭
1k views but 400 likes cmon guys pay the fee hes teaching us all we need 😢
ive tryed to get your art school a few times.. but i cant get in or sine up.. can i down load the classes and work at my own pace. i dont have net all the time.
It was helpful no doubts but I've a doubt, hope I get an answer.❤
My QUESTION:- How can I find my original style like how to find out which style suits me the most or I am made for? (Sry I'm not good at expressing it) like I've tried a lot of styles how can I actual one that fits me?
After watching many videos on the topic, the best way is to find several artists that you like and find out what it is you like about them. Then you combine what you like from each to add/form somehting of your own. For example, you might like how Artist A draws facial features, or how Artist B draws poses, combining something of each will create something original of your own.
yay
Almost all of the drawings that I do I don't plan to show anyone, with the one exception being stuff that I'm turning in for a class. That being said, I have a terrible habit of always imagining that someone is there watching me work. It makes me so anxious and I really need to figure out how to stop.
Your eyes in the intro scared me.. I had to look 6 times to realise TvT
Mercs bald head makes for a great reference
Oh boi, another video.