I personally like when artists put watermarks because sometimes I find an uncredited illustration that I really like on Pinterest or something like that and I can search the artist on their social media!
You can also search by image on google if you right click the image. It'll show on which sites the image has been posted. Maybe that'll help you find new favourite artists. ^^ It's also a handy tool to check if your own art has been stolen and posted elsewhere.
@@istoleyourjams270 reverse image search leads back to hundreds of pinterest reposts 9 times out of 10, so it's virtually useless when looking for the original creator.
I have a different perspective to consider for artists who feel self-conscious and "not good enough" to share art. I personally find it enjoyable to be able to look waaaay back into the history of an artist I admire & compare their early art journey to that of their current skill level! It can be inspiring to see how messy their art was at the start yet how much they've improved since then. It's also fun to see the type of ideas and ways their life was affecting their art at that point in their art journey & maybe the type of artistic styles and themes they used to prefer that has now changed. It may be difficult but having the courage to share during your early stages may help you find friends, learn faster or help inspire new artists in the future & even now if they see how motivated and persistent you are at improving or at enjoying yourself and doing your best to express what you wish to share.
I agree with you 100%. I started posting on insta way back when I wasn't so good and now that I'm improving and gaining more followers (I still don't have alot) I've had people point that out, how they like seeing how I'm improving, how the art from even two months ago is so different from what I'm making now, and even if you don't have a lot of followers still post. i only have 110 followers but I was offered $250 for a painting not too long ago (I abviously sold it lol).
@@isabel-to4os 110 are quiiiite a bunch I'd say! Enough to fill a movie theater and then some. Glad your art is already being valued fairly, must have been a nice unexpected source of income, lol. It's pleasant to actively join in with the art community.
I just thought I'd point something out about watermarks that someone had mentioned to me a while ago; while a lot of people can figure out how to get rid of them to steal your art, _most_ people will simply repost it and are too lazy to edit it, as well as too lazy to credit you. So, it's best to mark it, that way people who like it can still find your actual account. ^-^
I have a small fox meme plus Facebook and Insta logos in a top corner plus my name, the title of the picture and copyright in a bottom corner. Small enough that they do not detract from the picture but large enough to make life difficult for anyone wanting to steal my art. Also I restrict the resolution. A full size scan of my work is over 14000 pixels, I reduce this to 1333 x 1000. Enough to make the picture look quite reasonable for your personal use if you print it to A5 or so (about 200 dpi) but a long way short of professional repro quality. If I want to repost someone else's work I ALWAYS credit them. So far I have found most people very happy if you ask their permission. They have usually been happy if you ask them if they are OK about me using their photo as a basis for my original artwork. Obviously I credit them when I post online.
These were some great tips. Photoshop is definitely good for a series of images because you can apply the same settings to a batch of images at once rather than doing the edits one at a time on Instagram. Otherwise, Instragram's editing features are great for a single image.
Thank you for the helpful tips! Also I found some people couldn’t find their posts in the hashtag when they tagged liek a paragraph of # and someone who works there said they’re cleaning up posts of those who abuse the hashtags so it’s recommend do to an average of 5 hashtags per post now but it definitely doesn’t hurt much to do the amount you recommend
Lovely video, it definitely encourages me to keep going and doing what i love most which is drawing! I wish all of you luck with your channels/ social media :3
I've really leaned into watching your videos lately. You're very good about being peaceful and serene about artistic processes. I've learned a lot about freely sketching so far. This is a topic I've been struggling with lately. When I started learning how to draw, I started posting on IG right away and was not concerned too much about quality as I knew I would get better over time. It was semi-frequent but after I joined the subbreddit sketchdaily, I started posting almost everyday. Even took on some monthly challenges. Well I burnt myself out 🔥 and while I continue to draw pretty much daily, I find it exhausting to share any of it. Even struggling w/ what to keep unshared and what to share. So now I don't post at all. I think it would be good to post/share semi-frequent like you said (twice a wk maybe) but I get all anxious and exhausted just thinking about taking pictures, writing the post, editing, etc. What do you think about social media burnout/simplifying posting? From the video, it seems like you don't like to spend too much time on it either.
I'm mostly shy with trying to ask questions of my "audience", I have really small following on instagram, even though many big artist give a tip of making interactive posts - asking questions etc. I know that no one will comment or give answers.... and it would be embarrassing.. :D, does anyone feel the same?
Exactly. I feel you. There's a few times when I was very interested in a piece of food illustration on IG, so I gave a compliment and also asked what colors he/she used to draw a kind of meat. No replies. I honestly care more about connecting with other artists but you'll never know who is genuinely interested in your art or just wants you to check them out.
Silly•Best•Friends! The art amino is great for posting art, I’ve heard it has a really good community and monitors. You can just msg the moderators if you see anyone stealing your art.
Thank you! This is really useful for me because I don't have the proper tools to draw digitally yet, and I wanted to know how to properly capture my art on camera :)
THANK U SM FOR THIS VIDEOOO!!! I know I'm seeing it a bit late BUT it's been very helpful for me who wanna grow my instagram, gonna get a new camera and all. So thank u!! :D
Do you think you could make a video on how to organise filming schedules, or how to be an effective youtuber?? :) You're posting so regularly and i really enjoy your content :) Thanks so much!
I’ve never thought about doing that before but it sounds way better than trying to keep a “history” of your art. I love the idea of going back through old works like a picture book but so afraid of it not being perfect I never really post what I should. I’ll have to start thinking about it this way. Ty op c:
@@Dandelionss That's good idea. Don't think about the like or the comments, make ur Instagram pages as a cloud for save your artwork. After that, improve your art skill from professional artist too.
The thing that sucks about Instagram is that it lowers the quality of my photos and as someone who always does Digital art this is more annoying then it should be. I have thought about zooming in on certain parts but when I do so it lowers the quality even more. I hate it and have tried making bigger pieces as it helps to keep the quality normal, or okay. But it’s still quite difficult when I make a smaller art piece. But other then that even when I do digital art I have been thinking of posting more traditional art so this is a helpful video c:
Thanks for the great tips. I really needed it 🙂🙏 when it comes to take a picture of art i always get nervous and take many. All of your tips really helpful.❤️
Im actually proud of myself Ive started an art account about a month ago and I have already made plenty of progress! Im still a little bit self conscious about my art but im trying to do my best to work hard everyday on improving. I hope it will work out in the end.💕love yall-
i tend to watermark my art just incase it ever gets lost in a repost wave and ends up on interest so hopefully people can find me if they wanna see more
*Why chores???* you distract me from jel video *-__-* ?!!, anyway I just finally finished the videoʕ •ᴥ•ʔ💛! It's soo helpful! Maybe it's obvious but you'll not always remember this, thanks so much for your time on *editing* and posting it for us! That's probably goona help me and people, if not now it'll someday... Of course! Have a nice day there 🌼🌈.
Thanks! I don't usually have a "theme", the only theme I really follow is how I photograph my art/what angles. I try to keep it clean, that's kind of my "theme"! So it's not really content and more like the format that follows the theme, just to clarify for others!
Thank you for this video. It is definitely motivation for me coz I started an IG account hoping to connect with other artists. It was difficult to draw every weekend but I'm recently starting a habit of drawing every weekend. Anybody here that's working full time by day and being an artist at night??
I post once a day unless I get really sick or once in a while forgot. I post a mix of traditional and digital. I found I already knew these tips. Also did you know your i-pad may have a "square" photo feature! I've been using that rather than cropping rectangular shots after phtographing. I just take the original 'cropped' as a square! Yeah I have heard that once a day is ideal for Instagram. I've been doing twitter once a day since I recently got that. I do UA-cam videos once per week as well. This seems to be what I can keep up with without overworking or overstressing. More than once a day would be too much for me anyways.
I always find it kind of wierd posting art on Instagram since most of the people I follow and follow me are my friends and I feel like the anonymity of posting art is lost. I really like the anonymity of posting art
@@coolguy-mc6eo exactly! the fact that these are people you know and talk to regularly just makes it seem more personal and that if I post my art I'm asking them to like it because they're my friends when actually that's not the case I just want to post my art and how I improve
Is it ok to post fan art on social media like instagram. I still does't have an art posted in social media like instagram. I'm afraid to get copyrighted.
I was posting every Saturday for a good while, but then I couldn't keep up with it because I work too much and don't really have the time to draw or sketch. It's wild how much of a strategy game it is to try and get more people to see your work. What days are best, what times to post are best, what hashtags do I use? But I've come to realise it might actually be smarter to build up a little bit of a collection of works before posting consistently again. Also, do you have your insta set up as a business profile or a normal one? That affects how much the algorithm favours you too, right?
I don't mean to ask advice about something that is a little off subject from this video but I have watched your videos and can see that you have good knowledge on illustration software for the computer. I tried doing a method to create an illustration book and it didn't align my illustrations properly. I keep on having alot of trouble doing that with the formatting and I have tried several different techniques. I made my illustrations on clip studio paint and I just want to arrange them in order to make my book but as much as I try to resize them properly to fit inside of the margins like they're supposed to they won't. I'm not sure what I am doing wrong? my dimensions of the book will be 11in x 8in
Sometimes I would get a little envious looking at some great art and drawings, but sometimes I get inspired to create more drawings and trying to improve everyday, If you're wondering my account name is @Dassomeart, Feel free to judge my drawings, I know it's bad, but i'll take harsh comments as a way to improve
do you not sign your art? the dragon you showed makes me really worried since it doesnt seemed to me signed. the one thing that worries me most about posting my art is that it could be stolen. not that theres much to be done about that, but it makes me really anxious
It's just that when I look at other artists on Twitter or instagram, their images seems complete. Drawn, colored, shaded, lighting, even a background. All I do is draw characters traditionally. Just sketched. Makes me think that I could have done more to make it more stand out or something. I dunno.
Not to hate on anyone but there was a 12 year old who's account floated around mine on Instagram a lot and she literally only made ugly art. Like that was her "style" obnoxious colors and horrible line work and she had like 2,000 followers and a little hub of regulars. If she can do it, you'll be fine
@@UncannyAura obviously put some effort in but at the end of the day social media is really just a game so don't stress out to much. I do a lot of little messy things and like stock pile to post on Instagram (miss_lissie_lamb)
I know you said you dont really scan, but do you have any suggestions for scanning relatively large scale pieces? (I have a piece thats about 24 x 36 inch plus multiple 9x12, and I only have a scanner on my printer that's just under the 9x12 size)
@@soda_fairy my current printer is one that has the little ridges angling up to help slide the paper off when it's done so it's a little hard to do that without creasing the orignal. Though if you know a printer, or affordable scanner that doesnt have thoss ridges that you'd recommend that would be awesome Plus my computer runs really slow that has the editing software on it (I'm working on fixing it) so I try not to use it too often so it wont crash
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What pen were you using when drawing the bags????
It's a Kuretake Zig Hikkei Fude Pen! I got it in a Sketchbox I opened recently. I love it!
@@JelArts yeeeet
@@memejr1998 yeet
Very interesting looking pen, that’s for sure.
@@JelArts Me too! I quite like it so far. And the barrel is gorgeous. Blue and gold makes everything look so fancy.
I personally like when artists put watermarks because sometimes I find an uncredited illustration that I really like on Pinterest or something like that and I can search the artist on their social media!
You can also search by image on google if you right click the image. It'll show on which sites the image has been posted. Maybe that'll help you find new favourite artists. ^^
It's also a handy tool to check if your own art has been stolen and posted elsewhere.
If you want to find the original image you can go to google reverse image search or SauceNAO those are the main 2 websites I use for finding source
@@istoleyourjams270 reverse image search leads back to hundreds of pinterest reposts 9 times out of 10, so it's virtually useless when looking for the original creator.
Same!
I have a different perspective to consider for artists who feel self-conscious and "not good enough" to share art. I personally find it enjoyable to be able to look waaaay back into the history of an artist I admire & compare their early art journey to that of their current skill level! It can be inspiring to see how messy their art was at the start yet how much they've improved since then. It's also fun to see the type of ideas and ways their life was affecting their art at that point in their art journey & maybe the type of artistic styles and themes they used to prefer that has now changed.
It may be difficult but having the courage to share during your early stages may help you find friends, learn faster or help inspire new artists in the future & even now if they see how motivated and persistent you are at improving or at enjoying yourself and doing your best to express what you wish to share.
I agree with you 100%. I started posting on insta way back when I wasn't so good and now that I'm improving and gaining more followers (I still don't have alot) I've had people point that out, how they like seeing how I'm improving, how the art from even two months ago is so different from what I'm making now, and even if you don't have a lot of followers still post. i only have 110 followers but I was offered $250 for a painting not too long ago (I abviously sold it lol).
@@isabel-to4os 110 are quiiiite a bunch I'd say! Enough to fill a movie theater and then some. Glad your art is already being valued fairly, must have been a nice unexpected source of income, lol. It's pleasant to actively join in with the art community.
I am that artist tbh 😂 I post everything I want even tho I was just learning and my drawings so messy
@@pipitsdrawingbook7230 Am glad you have that comfort!
I just thought I'd point something out about watermarks that someone had mentioned to me a while ago;
while a lot of people can figure out how to get rid of them to steal your art, _most_ people will simply repost it and are too lazy to edit it, as well as too lazy to credit you.
So, it's best to mark it, that way people who like it can still find your actual account. ^-^
I have a small fox meme plus Facebook and Insta logos in a top corner plus my name, the title of the picture and copyright in a bottom corner. Small enough that they do not detract from the picture but large enough to make life difficult for anyone wanting to steal my art. Also I restrict the resolution. A full size scan of my work is over 14000 pixels, I reduce this to 1333 x 1000. Enough to make the picture look quite reasonable for your personal use if you print it to A5 or so (about 200 dpi) but a long way short of professional repro quality.
If I want to repost someone else's work I ALWAYS credit them. So far I have found most people very happy if you ask their permission. They have usually been happy if you ask them if they are OK about me using their photo as a basis for my original artwork. Obviously I credit them when I post online.
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I don't use social medias because my anxiety, but really good tips!
That's totally understandable! And thanks!
These were some great tips. Photoshop is definitely good for a series of images because you can apply the same settings to a batch of images at once rather than doing the edits one at a time on Instagram. Otherwise, Instragram's editing features are great for a single image.
I was just taking a break from studying, perfect timing 💜
Your videos really help and inspire me keep up the good work❤😻
I am happy i post my art on instagram, ever since i've been posting, I have been drawibg like crazy and people acctually like my art.
I'm so bitter that insta doesn't have a desktop or online logging you can post from ;-:
Me too, it sucks!
Especially for digital art it's so annoying to email everything :/
@@hannahk9712 I use google drive instead of email, I think it's a little faster and you don't have to clog your inbox
@@kupotenshi That's actually really smart, thanks!
I know Instagram exist for the Microsoft Store in desktops, but I'm not sure if you can post form there ;-;
Just cus its you
I know these tips are helpful
Love your art😍😍
Thank you for the helpful tips! Also I found some people couldn’t find their posts in the hashtag when they tagged liek a paragraph of # and someone who works there said they’re cleaning up posts of those who abuse the hashtags so it’s recommend do to an average of 5 hashtags per post now but it definitely doesn’t hurt much to do the amount you recommend
I have been posting my art on my instagram for a few years now and its just for fun. It's makes me happy to see people like them. 😃
Lovely video, it definitely encourages me to keep going and doing what i love most which is drawing! I wish all of you luck with your channels/ social media :3
THAT DRAGON IS AMAZING!!!
Finally it's here!
I saw your story on instagram
I've really leaned into watching your videos lately. You're very good about being peaceful and serene about artistic processes. I've learned a lot about freely sketching so far.
This is a topic I've been struggling with lately. When I started learning how to draw, I started posting on IG right away and was not concerned too much about quality as I knew I would get better over time. It was semi-frequent but after I joined the subbreddit sketchdaily, I started posting almost everyday. Even took on some monthly challenges.
Well I burnt myself out 🔥 and while I continue to draw pretty much daily, I find it exhausting to share any of it. Even struggling w/ what to keep unshared and what to share. So now I don't post at all. I think it would be good to post/share semi-frequent like you said (twice a wk maybe) but I get all anxious and exhausted just thinking about taking pictures, writing the post, editing, etc.
What do you think about social media burnout/simplifying posting? From the video, it seems like you don't like to spend too much time on it either.
I like the tip with the hashtags!! never thought of that
this is so helpful! i'm just starting to make my art public, and i'm hoping to get somewhere with it
I really really REALLY loved those brushpen drawings! I'm looking forward to seeing more of those on your channel :)
Just got the notification! You have become a huge inspiration for me! Thank you so much for your work!
Aw thanks!!
I'm mostly shy with trying to ask questions of my "audience", I have really small following on instagram, even though many big artist give a tip of making interactive posts - asking questions etc. I know that no one will comment or give answers.... and it would be embarrassing.. :D, does anyone feel the same?
Literally me, no one will ask a question even if I ask them multiple times
Exactly. I feel you. There's a few times when I was very interested in a piece of food illustration on IG, so I gave a compliment and also asked what colors he/she used to draw a kind of meat. No replies. I honestly care more about connecting with other artists but you'll never know who is genuinely interested in your art or just wants you to check them out.
SAMEEE OMGGG im terrified of asking questions in my captions bc nobody will answer T_T btw im @clamsters_art on ig if u wanna see my page lol
@@amber-dn5jk I saw your comment and got curious so I checked out your page
Hi I love you videos but I do art on instagram and this really will help!!😊❤️❤️
For me, I'm kinda scared to post my art on Social Media because I'm worried that someone else takes my art. And then they get all the support. 😞
Silly•Best•Friends! The art amino is great for posting art, I’ve heard it has a really good community and monitors. You can just msg the moderators if you see anyone stealing your art.
@@muffymuffy4653 Oh okay! Thanks! uwu
Add a watermark sillyy
This was very helpful! Thanks! I just looked through your Instagram and the photos and art are beautiful!
Thank you so much! I'm glad it helped :)
oh no....i think i hear it...the distress call.....jeLARTS' END CARD MUSIC..... *THE VIDEO IS OVER NOOOOO*
Thank you! This is really useful for me because I don't have the proper tools to draw digitally yet, and I wanted to know how to properly capture my art on camera :)
THANK U SM FOR THIS VIDEOOO!!! I know I'm seeing it a bit late BUT it's been very helpful for me who wanna grow my instagram, gonna get a new camera and all. So thank u!! :D
Do you think you could make a video on how to organise filming schedules, or how to be an effective youtuber?? :) You're posting so regularly and i really enjoy your content :) Thanks so much!
I love the way you hold your pen
I have an IG art page but I only use it as a cloud so I don't use up space on my phone, and also my close friends can see my drawings :D
I’ve never thought about doing that before but it sounds way better than trying to keep a “history” of your art.
I love the idea of going back through old works like a picture book but so afraid of it not being perfect I never really post what I should. I’ll have to start thinking about it this way. Ty op c:
@@Dandelionss That's good idea. Don't think about the like or the comments, make ur Instagram pages as a cloud for save your artwork.
After that, improve your art skill from professional artist too.
The thing that sucks about Instagram is that it lowers the quality of my photos and as someone who always does Digital art this is more annoying then it should be. I have thought about zooming in on certain parts but when I do so it lowers the quality even more. I hate it and have tried making bigger pieces as it helps to keep the quality normal, or okay. But it’s still quite difficult when I make a smaller art piece. But other then that even when I do digital art I have been thinking of posting more traditional art so this is a helpful video c:
Thanks for the great tips. I really needed it 🙂🙏 when it comes to take a picture of art i always get nervous and take many. All of your tips really helpful.❤️
What a beautiful dog you have 😢💕
She's gonna be 12 tomorrow!
@@JelArts NOOOOOO SHE'S AN OLD LADY 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Tell her i said happy birthday 😢💕
For some reason UA-cam doesn't send me notifications when my fav artist upload an amazing video (as always)
That's UA-cam for ya! :/ (And thanks!!)
OMG thank u so much for replying and giving me a heart :D
Thanks so much for all the tips !! I’ve been learning little by little, and this helped :-))
I'm glad to hear it!
Im actually proud of myself Ive started an art account about a month ago and I have already made plenty of progress! Im still a little bit self conscious about my art but im trying to do my best to work hard everyday on improving. I hope it will work out in the end.💕love yall-
i tend to watermark my art just incase it ever gets lost in a repost wave and ends up on interest so hopefully people can find me if they wanna see more
Omg this couldnt come at a better time
*Why chores???* you distract me from jel video *-__-* ?!!, anyway I just finally finished the videoʕ •ᴥ•ʔ💛! It's soo helpful! Maybe it's obvious but you'll not always remember this, thanks so much for your time on *editing* and posting it for us! That's probably goona help me and people, if not now it'll someday... Of course! Have a nice day there 🌼🌈.
Wow, I was just thinking about posting on my art Instagram lmao what good timing :,)
Wow. So helpful. You dragon looks awesome BTW.
Awesome video! And the drawings you did for the backpack study were really nice! Could you please tell me what brush pen you were using?
@@Monolgue Thank you!
I am happy to meet your work.🌸🌸❤️
These are all really great tips! I'm still trying to figure out what my "theme" is for my feed but this will definitely help me make better posts!
Thanks! I don't usually have a "theme", the only theme I really follow is how I photograph my art/what angles. I try to keep it clean, that's kind of my "theme"! So it's not really content and more like the format that follows the theme, just to clarify for others!
@@JelArts Oh! That makes sense, thank you!
Thank you for this, I do plan on posting my art on Instagram as soon as I'm a little more confident so this rly helped!
You're such an inspiration! Thank you for all the content
I love this video thank you for making it
Good tips, please more of this social media stuff!
I love your style of drawing, your a really good inspiration💕
The little dog at the end 🥺
You are such a great artist and your videos inspire me so much ❤❤ Notification squad here!
I needed this video so badly haha thank you! I need all the help I can get! 😊💕
Aw you're very welcome! Time is also important too! ❤️
thank you for these tips your art is so good
What sketchbook do you use it looks really nice
Thank you for this video. It is definitely motivation for me coz I started an IG account hoping to connect with other artists. It was difficult to draw every weekend but I'm recently starting a habit of drawing every weekend. Anybody here that's working full time by day and being an artist at night??
I was looking at your videos, then I received a notification! I'm so happy!(and I'm early too!)
Honestly, I'm just happy I have any followers in the first place!
exactly
I post once a day unless I get really sick or once in a while forgot. I post a mix of traditional and digital. I found I already knew these tips. Also did you know your i-pad may have a "square" photo feature! I've been using that rather than cropping rectangular shots after phtographing. I just take the original 'cropped' as a square! Yeah I have heard that once a day is ideal for Instagram. I've been doing twitter once a day since I recently got that. I do UA-cam videos once per week as well. This seems to be what I can keep up with without overworking or overstressing. More than once a day would be too much for me anyways.
watermarks can be a line of defense but I usually use them to find the artist online.
O wow... i really needed this tips... thanks jelly.... p.s. i really love your art....
Thanks for the tips! 🌻😊
Love it! Great tips
Very helpful video thanks 🙏
I always find it kind of wierd posting art on Instagram since most of the people I follow and follow me are my friends and I feel like the anonymity of posting art is lost.
I really like the anonymity of posting art
@@coolguy-mc6eo exactly! the fact that these are people you know and talk to regularly just makes it seem more personal and that if I post my art I'm asking them to like it because they're my friends when actually that's not the case I just want to post my art and how I improve
I liked your videos
Is it ok to post fan art on social media like instagram. I still does't have an art posted in social media like instagram. I'm afraid to get copyrighted.
Thanks
thank you for these tips
Your Videos help me alot
THANKS A LOT MAM😊😊
I was posting every Saturday for a good while, but then I couldn't keep up with it because I work too much and don't really have the time to draw or sketch. It's wild how much of a strategy game it is to try and get more people to see your work. What days are best, what times to post are best, what hashtags do I use? But I've come to realise it might actually be smarter to build up a little bit of a collection of works before posting consistently again. Also, do you have your insta set up as a business profile or a normal one? That affects how much the algorithm favours you too, right?
Love You Jel
Protect your art! Christina Lorre's work was being sold in EBay. A fan busted the theives out.
I really love ur intro music lol
I don't mean to ask advice about something that is a little off subject from this video but I have watched your videos and can see that you have good knowledge on illustration software for the computer.
I tried doing a method to create an illustration book and it didn't align my illustrations properly. I keep on having alot of trouble doing that with the formatting and I have tried several different techniques.
I made my illustrations on clip studio paint and I just want to arrange them in order to make my book but as much as I try to resize them properly to fit inside of the margins like they're supposed to they won't. I'm not sure what I am doing wrong?
my dimensions of the book will be 11in x 8in
one nitpick: don't save art that's been edited digitally/digital art as JPG's. it butchers the quality, so it's better to save them as PNG's.
Sometimes I would get a little envious looking at some great art and drawings, but sometimes I get inspired to create more drawings and trying to improve everyday, If you're wondering my account name is @Dassomeart, Feel free to judge my drawings, I know it's bad, but i'll take harsh comments as a way to improve
Trust me, Your voice is awesome😅
Personally I use Google Snapseed to edit my pictures. Free and does all I need it to do
Do have any tips for takings photos in natural lighting? I find it challsbging to do at times, cause my shadow gets in the way.
Thnk you.. needed this.. my insta feed is a huge mess 😞 😂
do you not sign your art? the dragon you showed makes me really worried since it doesnt seemed to me signed. the one thing that worries me most about posting my art is that it could be stolen. not that theres much to be done about that, but it makes me really anxious
You’re like the energizer bunny but with art videos
Here from ur insta story 👌
It's just that when I look at other artists on Twitter or instagram, their images seems complete. Drawn, colored, shaded, lighting, even a background. All I do is draw characters traditionally. Just sketched. Makes me think that I could have done more to make it more stand out or something. I dunno.
Not to hate on anyone but there was a 12 year old who's account floated around mine on Instagram a lot and she literally only made ugly art.
Like that was her "style" obnoxious colors and horrible line work and she had like 2,000 followers and a little hub of regulars. If she can do it, you'll be fine
@@soda_fairy Damn! Guess I need to stop being a bitch. Easier said than done, but I'll try. Even my ugliest of sketches huh lol
Thank you.
@@UncannyAura obviously put some effort in but at the end of the day social media is really just a game so don't stress out to much. I do a lot of little messy things and like stock pile to post on Instagram (miss_lissie_lamb)
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Nice but I'm looking for a digital art version
How did you do that swipe picture thing is a free there app I can use.
Thank you this was very helpful!
If you don't mind me asking, what kind of iPad do you use?
I use an iPad pro 12.9 inch!
Great advice so thanks for sharing. New sub and I’ll find you on IG later 👍🏻🇬🇧💖
What is the ink you were using to draw the backpacks in the beginning?
What set up are you using to record and where to get it👍
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Im in a place where i need helo to improve but im just choosing to take college classes.
That's alright. Nothing wrong with that. My art drastically improved when I started community college 2 years ago.
I know this was posted about a year and a half ago but do you have any tips for android users
Hello! I hope you’re having a good day, would posting on Twitter be a good idea, because I already have an account on Instagram for my dog.
I know you said you dont really scan, but do you have any suggestions for scanning relatively large scale pieces? (I have a piece thats about 24 x 36 inch plus multiple 9x12, and I only have a scanner on my printer that's just under the 9x12 size)
Scan in sections then edit them together
@@soda_fairy my current printer is one that has the little ridges angling up to help slide the paper off when it's done so it's a little hard to do that without creasing the orignal. Though if you know a printer, or affordable scanner that doesnt have thoss ridges that you'd recommend that would be awesome
Plus my computer runs really slow that has the editing software on it (I'm working on fixing it) so I try not to use it too often so it wont crash
Amazing Video 💙 You