totally related to a lot of what you said, escpecially the guilt i feel when just chilling (“i could be drawing/doing homework/etc.”)!! thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, productivity is important but hustle culture can be really toxic :’)
I feel u on the art kid in school thing...i tied much of my identity to my art to the point where I'd rather have died than be able not to draw...but now my "demons" have gotten to the point where I don't have fun drawing and it gives me BAD anxiety to the point where I havent drawn much in like a year, i beat myself up about it a lot because I COULD be drawing and getting better because I have a lot of time on my hands but also I hate my art and making art because I feel my art is bad which makes ME bad and it just loops around and around like that...I'm still fighting it..i dont think id be cut out to be a "professional artist" I feel guilty enough for not drawing. I hope we all get through these feelings though...its hard.
I took a break, i didnt label myself an artist. I stayed away from the community and things that made me cringe. After a bit i looked at my past drawing and was like wtf why didnt I take credit for how good this is? I didnt feel like my work was enough either. Although its not professional its still remarkable. take more credit i guess, theres so many people who are gonna be better doesnt mean your work isnt good. Im still trying to have a better mindset with art and i hope we all learn how to :D
Dude, for like a year I got really obsessed with this to the point where I wouldn’t hang out with anyone because I felt “behind” in my personal goals and skills. It took a long time for me to snap out of it and realize it was so unhealthy. Now that I’ve decided to balance everything a little more I feel so much better and I think I feel more successful even though I’m not putting as much time into my hobbies.
Sigh I love the ways you’re vulnerable and real about how you feel sometimes and how art has it’s up and downs even though you clearly love it. It’s taught me a lot about the industry and it makes you feel more like a person rather than a stranger on UA-cam or instagram
I really needed this video, my boyfriend pointed out to me that I haven't had time for anything else. I've been mad busy with school trying to achieve a BA in design and working part-time as a production designer too. I haven't had any time for my hobbies, reading, art, anime, etc. So it's very difficult to try and find that time and sometimes it feels like I'm the only one drowning in work and responsibilities while all my friends still have time for hobbies when it literally feels wrong for me to have time. So thank you for this video it really helped
I'm a third year student of civil engineering yet I can't help but love watching your content, even to the point of buying several of your digital artbooks on gumroad. QvQ Despite my major, I began loving and appreciating drawing even more as a means of comfort because of you and your work. Thank you for being an inspiration to me regardless whether if its art related or not
Drawing seems like it will be very useful for civil engineering. I'm a geologist, and I work with a lot of civil engineers. Depending on what part of the field you go into the ability to draw may help, but the ability to really *see* (which drawing helps develop) will be invaluable.
I'm a mechanical engineer and being able to imagine things and sketch 3d forms does come in handy! But maybe I'm just saying that because I love drawing
“Sometimes you just gotta say ‘fuck it, i did what I could today“ and let go of everything you planned to do. Life is too short to be angry at yourself for being human.” A quote i live by whenever i beat myself up for not being “productive” enough. Thanks Michelle for this vid !! Im struggling to balance working on my art and doing my hws for my engg course, so this vid def helps 😍😍🥰
Love, love, LOVE these videos. You inspired me to bite the bullet and finally create the comic I've always wanted to make. Now two months into it I don't know why I ever put it off! Your advice and conversation topics are so darn relatable and helpful. Thank you!
I face this problem too. And when the work is overwhelmed I would start to procrastinate but then I would hate myself for procrastinating and then I would eventually face burnouts. And when I take a break I would hate myself again 😢 . Btw love your videos, you give such good advice, thank you for making these videos and don’t worry about taking a break, everybody needs ones.
Thank you for making this video because I feel like the attitude towards art school students that feel like shit when their art is not up to their expectations of where they should be at that moment can be distorted until you step back and see the growth you've made in 2-5 years. It's definitely important to not put yourself into your art too much that getting negative feedback tears you to shreds or ultimately leads you to not want to make art because of the fear of criticism which is primarily a tool for growth to know what things you need to improve on in your craft.
i loveddddd everything you said in this video. crazy because i have the opposite problem where i take SO LONG to do any drawing or painting. perfectionist brain kicks in and there’s no stopping it haha but it’s funny how either way artists still get this guilt around productivity-it’s almost as if we can’t take breaks because we have something to prove with our art. that we work hard or that it’s a “real job” and the only way to do that is to keep pushing and getting better. like you said though it’s way more important to learn balance and give yourself time away from your desk to prevent burn out 🙏🏼
I resonate with this video so much! In middle school I always rushed through my homework so I could draw. Drawing always gives me peace, but sometimes I get frustrated because I don't have time which leads to burnout. I remember spending half a semester just playing videogames which was good to recharge. The balance is always hard as I now work a full-time mechanical engineering job and I still want to draw and make YT videos. Anyways, thanks for sharing!
Gosh, this video really resonated with me. I am not really the most organized or productive girl for the most years but I have been making attempts at raising productivity, currently I am at college so I am just mostly spending time studying and doing work and all it needed to be done, since all these years I haven't been working much for myself I am trying to hit on a different level to gain a level of responsability and that's great, but I do admit it has come to be unhealthy and it's for the same reason brought up in this video and it's "self worth" through productivity in an unhealthy way. Only thinking about the work you have to do in order to feel like you are a responsible and functional person, but in the end, you still are a person as anyone and you need to take care of yourself, it's an aspect I and most people are failing at. I wanna say thank you for opening up through this video, it gets to really open many people's (including me) eyes that you yourself matter and that even if work can make us train to gain a level of responsability and adaptability, in the end we don't live to work, we work to live, and living means something more than just...well..doing the same thing instead of living your moment. Still fighting procrastination, but currently fighting unhealthy burnout, thank you for this video I really loved it. You are amazing :)
I’ve followed you since you started in calarts, I love you and your art so much. I find you truly inspirational and I think you’re being a rly good role model to younger people specially in emphasizing the work life balance you have, or strive for. I just wanted to thank you for giving us any content at all, we love u mich 💖
I can feel every word you're saying through that drawing ( which is amazing ) !! I have been through what you said we keep pushing ourselfs but after all we are humans and we have to allow ourselfs to rest and be deconnected once in while to recharge
THis video is so well-timed ahhh. The "what you create = what you're worth" part really hit me because I've been having MaD anxiety about my art and writing, but especially my wiring because I've been getting feedback from my beta readers about the novel I just wrote. And even though it's great constructive criticism it still feels terrible because I'm getting a whole slew of it from like 10 different people and it's very overwhelming lolll. Thanks for discussing these issues though, I'm sure a whole bunch of artists relate and we really need to be told to take a break sometimes haha
aww I'm glad you can relate but really hope you eventually find ways to better manage / get over the anxiety! It's definitely a journey, but remember your worth is more than just what comes out of your hand!
Awesome video Mew and honestly a very relatable video. When you mentioned self made work, that hit like a truck. The act of filling time can quickly become problem for anyone. That can kill the motivation and joy that anyone gets from doing literally anything. I realized I'm a similar type of person. I end up putting on a lot of expectations on myself and my work ( as an artist and a video creator) Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Noone is perfect but sharing gets everyone closer to their best self.
I am glad you took some time to be with your loved ones. I need to remind myself it is okay to take a break a good bit of the time. Thank you for being awesomely you.
I've been struggling with this my junior year. I get really obsessed with meeting numbers on Instagram and I end up obsessed with the numbers count and I forget to give time to activities outside of building my art following. I want to strive for balance and I'm glad you shared your experience with overload.
Honestly these videos are so amazing, they inspire me to draw more and I watch these videos while drawing, and this one is really relatable, everything today is so toxic and especially during this pandemic! When I try to do my homework I can't lol so instead I watch your videos XD
Great artwork! I know how it feels to put self work on your work. I was also one of those kids that liked getting attention for my drawings. Thanks for the video. Stay wholesome.
you came from school to do homework so you could draw after that? HOW. I'm a procrastinator, i like to distract myself instead of doing the important things first, i hate that i cannot control it, i need therapy, being able to come home and do homework just to be able to draw, you probably had at least average to good grades; when i went back from school i didn't even do my homework and start playing videogames, i was a messy person and some of that still remains in me to this day, i want to be better at drawing but videogames are my favorite thing before drawing, i just like to be better than anyone at something, and when i can't see progress i don't feel inspired to keep improving cuz i'm still better at drawing than my close friends, im pretty competitive and if i don't see someone is winning against me i stop improving. That competitiveness also makes me really insecure when i see so many incredible artists telling their story on how they've been drawing since they were children and i started a couple years ago, i'm 19. When you start young your taste is incredibly low, everything that you make is a masterpiece, so you don't actually see your improvement and that can be demoralizing, but at least you have your drawings when you were 5 y/o and that boosts you up, but when you start late you are in a gap, where my skill doesn't match with my taste, and sure i'll get out of here but in the meantime i just feel like trash, Everyone says am good at drawing but i just keep saying to myself that i'm not made for this, but also i know that if im not made for this then i'm not made for anything else. I keep doing my best and still i don't like what i make, i wanna be better but don't know the exact steps and thats really scary to me, thats the main reason i'm scared of being an artists. I just need my future self to tell me how to get where he is, and that would be calming, but i'm alone and everh artist's story is different, so i have nothing to lean on.
Look i dont even draw because i procrastinate to death. Actually I'm procrastinating cause i feel like it's too late, just like you. I also like videogames, movies, anything with a plot. That is precisely what makes me want to create. I think that it's very important for you to have your goals/desires clear, but that doesn't mean you have to take it extremely serious and beat yourself up for not being at the level you want to be in. I mean it's important to take it lightly and enjoy but keep these things ib mind: what do you want to do with art? Do you want to live off of your art? Do you want to keep it as a hobby or a secondary source of income? Also, what type of content do you want to create? I once heard advice from someone saying that it's useful to look up art in the internet and find exactly what you want to be able to do in the future. And work towards that. Btw sorry if bad english since it's not my first language.
this is so relatable, especially the drawing in class/school thing. I often wonder did I continue drawing through school and now because people gave me praise as a kid *shrugs* some art now I do for myself but its not enough and I really should just take the time to just chill out and do nothing but its almost impossible, life is just too busy it seems but then again watching youtube could be considered doing nothing lol
wow this actually hit me hard I never really understood ths feeling back in elementary and middle school and currrently still am struggling with it thank you for this :D and here i am watching this video
im going through a hard time with my art (and self worth in general rn). all these years of art and i feel like i haven't learned enough, im too much in my comfort zone. i can only focus on one project for a short period of time then i get bored or stressed about it, so my sketchbook is really dull :(
Michelle! Quick question: can a self taught artist from estern europe get a chance to work in the industry? I'm 21 and I draw and study every single day, for like 10 hours or more. I know the competition, but I wanted to get a little advice from someone who s already there.
Yes for sure! I have many friends who are international and have made it! Diversity is always welcomed here and the most difficult part is probably the who visa situation... You can reach out to my friend @noorrasoull on instagram if you have any international student questions!
Honestly I had the opposite problem. I sit in my room and do nothing bc i dread work even if I actually want to work on something. Gotta work on that 737
While I agree, I also don't like these kind of conversations cause they come from a place of priviledge. Idk. But someone who works to pay the bill IS dependant on how much they work :/ and this kind of conversation makes ppl feel bad cause 'If I have to work so much then it means am not good enough to be able to live better'
I love your vídeos!!!!! Bitch, could you make a video about iPad ? I mean, your experience with It, the best apps you recommend to draw or to make comics?? I think it would be fun. 💕
Um im a beginner anime/ young artists or i mean i wanna be what advice would u give me cuz i think i want art to be my job when i get older cuz i love it
totally related to a lot of what you said, escpecially the guilt i feel when just chilling (“i could be drawing/doing homework/etc.”)!! thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, productivity is important but hustle culture can be really toxic :’)
yes for sure! im glad you were able to relate but also hopefully find the time to relax without that guilt too!
We all have gone through this and self love is important
truth!
I feel u on the art kid in school thing...i tied much of my identity to my art to the point where I'd rather have died than be able not to draw...but now my "demons" have gotten to the point where I don't have fun drawing and it gives me BAD anxiety to the point where I havent drawn much in like a year, i beat myself up about it a lot because I COULD be drawing and getting better because I have a lot of time on my hands but also I hate my art and making art because I feel my art is bad which makes ME bad and it just loops around and around like that...I'm still fighting it..i dont think id be cut out to be a "professional artist" I feel guilty enough for not drawing. I hope we all get through these feelings though...its hard.
I took a break, i didnt label myself an artist. I stayed away from the community and things that made me cringe. After a bit i looked at my past drawing and was like wtf why didnt I take credit for how good this is? I didnt feel like my work was enough either. Although its not professional its still remarkable. take more credit i guess, theres so many people who are gonna be better doesnt mean your work isnt good. Im still trying to have a better mindset with art and i hope we all learn how to :D
i think what works for me. Is that i dont expect myself to have a future with art. Im doing it because I like it and not for what i might do with it.
It’s better to have “no comic” than “no artist”
Dude, for like a year I got really obsessed with this to the point where I wouldn’t hang out with anyone because I felt “behind” in my personal goals and skills. It took a long time for me to snap out of it and realize it was so unhealthy. Now that I’ve decided to balance everything a little more I feel so much better and I think I feel more successful even though I’m not putting as much time into my hobbies.
Sigh I love the ways you’re vulnerable and real about how you feel sometimes and how art has it’s up and downs even though you clearly love it. It’s taught me a lot about the industry and it makes you feel more like a person rather than a stranger on UA-cam or instagram
Thank you! Yeah, I feel like it's definitely a dilemma a lot of artists go through, but that also helps us remember we are humans!
I really needed this video, my boyfriend pointed out to me that I haven't had time for anything else. I've been mad busy with school trying to achieve a BA in design and working part-time as a production designer too. I haven't had any time for my hobbies, reading, art, anime, etc. So it's very difficult to try and find that time and sometimes it feels like I'm the only one drowning in work and responsibilities while all my friends still have time for hobbies when it literally feels wrong for me to have time. So thank you for this video it really helped
I'm a third year student of civil engineering yet I can't help but love watching your content, even to the point of buying several of your digital artbooks on gumroad. QvQ Despite my major, I began loving and appreciating drawing even more as a means of comfort because of you and your work. Thank you for being an inspiration to me regardless whether if its art related or not
Aww thank you so much your support means a lot to me!! 😭♥️
Drawing seems like it will be very useful for civil engineering. I'm a geologist, and I work with a lot of civil engineers. Depending on what part of the field you go into the ability to draw may help, but the ability to really *see* (which drawing helps develop) will be invaluable.
I'm a mechanical engineer and being able to imagine things and sketch 3d forms does come in handy! But maybe I'm just saying that because I love drawing
You've become my inspiration to draw again . It's been more than 5 years since I drew lastly . Thank you
Aww thank you so much that means a lot to me!
“Sometimes you just gotta say ‘fuck it, i did what I could today“ and let go of everything you planned to do. Life is too short to be angry at yourself for being human.”
A quote i live by whenever i beat myself up for not being “productive” enough. Thanks Michelle for this vid !! Im struggling to balance working on my art and doing my hws for my engg course, so this vid def helps 😍😍🥰
Love, love, LOVE these videos. You inspired me to bite the bullet and finally create the comic I've always wanted to make. Now two months into it I don't know why I ever put it off! Your advice and conversation topics are so darn relatable and helpful. Thank you!
Awwww i am so glad to hear that!! Thank you so much for your support and i am glad i can influence you in a positive way!
Bro are we the same person?! I've begun a webcomic too thanks to this channel! (also btw what is your comic's name I'd love to support it!)
@@gingaswagger7969So cool!!! What is your webcomic called? (I would love to do the same.) Mine is called Willow. It's on Webtoon. :)
@@Emily-bj2rx mine is called Sacrelim, and its on Comicfury if you're interested! Ill be sure to check yours out!
@@Emily-bj2rx ah, also if i could ask what is Willow about? I found several under the same name 😅
I face this problem too. And when the work is overwhelmed I would start to procrastinate but then I would hate myself for procrastinating and then I would eventually face burnouts. And when I take a break I would hate myself again 😢
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Btw love your videos, you give such good advice, thank you for making these videos and don’t worry about taking a break, everybody needs ones.
Thank you for making this video because I feel like the attitude towards art school students that feel like shit when their art is not up to their expectations of where they should be at that moment can be distorted until you step back and see the growth you've made in 2-5 years. It's definitely important to not put yourself into your art too much that getting negative feedback tears you to shreds or ultimately leads you to not want to make art because of the fear of criticism which is primarily a tool for growth to know what things you need to improve on in your craft.
i loveddddd everything you said in this video. crazy because i have the opposite problem where i take SO LONG to do any drawing or painting. perfectionist brain kicks in and there’s no stopping it haha but it’s funny how either way artists still get this guilt around productivity-it’s almost as if we can’t take breaks because we have something to prove with our art. that we work hard or that it’s a “real job” and the only way to do that is to keep pushing and getting better. like you said though it’s way more important to learn balance and give yourself time away from your desk to prevent burn out 🙏🏼
I resonate with this video so much! In middle school I always rushed through my homework so I could draw. Drawing always gives me peace, but sometimes I get frustrated because I don't have time which leads to burnout. I remember spending half a semester just playing videogames which was good to recharge. The balance is always hard as I now work a full-time mechanical engineering job and I still want to draw and make YT videos.
Anyways, thanks for sharing!
Gosh, this video really resonated with me. I am not really the most organized or productive girl for the most years but I have been making attempts at raising productivity, currently I am at college so I am just mostly spending time studying and doing work and all it needed to be done, since all these years I haven't been working much for myself I am trying to hit on a different level to gain a level of responsability and that's great, but I do admit it has come to be unhealthy and it's for the same reason brought up in this video and it's "self worth" through productivity in an unhealthy way. Only thinking about the work you have to do in order to feel like you are a responsible and functional person, but in the end, you still are a person as anyone and you need to take care of yourself, it's an aspect I and most people are failing at. I wanna say thank you for opening up through this video, it gets to really open many people's (including me) eyes that you yourself matter and that even if work can make us train to gain a level of responsability and adaptability, in the end we don't live to work, we work to live, and living means something more than just...well..doing the same thing instead of living your moment.
Still fighting procrastination, but currently fighting unhealthy burnout, thank you for this video I really loved it. You are amazing :)
I’ve followed you since you started in calarts, I love you and your art so much. I find you truly inspirational and I think you’re being a rly good role model to younger people specially in emphasizing the work life balance you have, or strive for. I just wanted to thank you for giving us any content at all, we love u mich 💖
I can feel every word you're saying through that drawing ( which is amazing ) !! I have been through what you said we keep pushing ourselfs but after all we are humans and we have to allow ourselfs to rest and be deconnected once in while to recharge
THis video is so well-timed ahhh. The "what you create = what you're worth" part really hit me because I've been having MaD anxiety about my art and writing, but especially my wiring because I've been getting feedback from my beta readers about the novel I just wrote. And even though it's great constructive criticism it still feels terrible because I'm getting a whole slew of it from like 10 different people and it's very overwhelming lolll.
Thanks for discussing these issues though, I'm sure a whole bunch of artists relate and we really need to be told to take a break sometimes haha
aww I'm glad you can relate but really hope you eventually find ways to better manage / get over the anxiety! It's definitely a journey, but remember your worth is more than just what comes out of your hand!
Wow. This is intense. This deep bold shading is fantastic.
I love listening to your Draw With Me's while I work in my sketchbook, they're really relaxing and you give wonderful advice
Awesome video Mew and honestly a very relatable video. When you mentioned self made work, that hit like a truck. The act of filling time can quickly become problem for anyone. That can kill the motivation and joy that anyone gets from doing literally anything.
I realized I'm a similar type of person. I end up putting on a lot of expectations on myself and my work ( as an artist and a video creator)
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Noone is perfect but sharing gets everyone closer to their best self.
Thank you so much, I hope you can also find the time to decompress and be easier on yourself!
@@mewTripled I did that by catching up on a lot of shows I've missed so Netflix is a best friend right now🤣🤣🥴
I am glad you took some time to be with your loved ones. I need to remind myself it is okay to take a break a good bit of the time. Thank you for being awesomely you.
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I've been struggling with this my junior year. I get really obsessed with meeting numbers on Instagram and I end up obsessed with the numbers count and I forget to give time to activities outside of building my art following. I want to strive for balance and I'm glad you shared your experience with overload.
Thank you for making this video! I’ve been feeling the same way about my time/art. I hope you are able to find some time to relax! :)
I’m watching this now and those hands freak me out LOL they look so real!!!
Honestly these videos are so amazing, they inspire me to draw more and I watch these videos while drawing, and this one is really relatable, everything today is so toxic and especially during this pandemic! When I try to do my homework I can't lol so instead I watch your videos XD
clicked as fast as I could!!! also I’m still in class 😔✨
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honeypot films samee
aww thank you so much! i hope your teacher isn't mad haha
I've been going through a rough time with my art lately, thank you for making a video on it ❤️
So glad you made this! I can definitely relate, this is so important
Great artwork! I know how it feels to put self work on your work. I was also one of those kids that liked getting attention for my drawings. Thanks for the video. Stay wholesome.
I love you so much and I am so happy you took a break! You deserve it
you came from school to do homework so you could draw after that? HOW.
I'm a procrastinator, i like to distract myself instead of doing the important things first, i hate that i cannot control it, i need therapy, being able to come home and do homework just to be able to draw, you probably had at least average to good grades; when i went back from school i didn't even do my homework and start playing videogames, i was a messy person and some of that still remains in me to this day, i want to be better at drawing but videogames are my favorite thing before drawing, i just like to be better than anyone at something, and when i can't see progress i don't feel inspired to keep improving cuz i'm still better at drawing than my close friends, im pretty competitive and if i don't see someone is winning against me i stop improving. That competitiveness also makes me really insecure when i see so many incredible artists telling their story on how they've been drawing since they were children and i started a couple years ago, i'm 19. When you start young your taste is incredibly low, everything that you make is a masterpiece, so you don't actually see your improvement and that can be demoralizing, but at least you have your drawings when you were 5 y/o and that boosts you up, but when you start late you are in a gap, where my skill doesn't match with my taste, and sure i'll get out of here but in the meantime i just feel like trash, Everyone says am good at drawing but i just keep saying to myself that i'm not made for this, but also i know that if im not made for this then i'm not made for anything else.
I keep doing my best and still i don't like what i make, i wanna be better but don't know the exact steps and thats really scary to me, thats the main reason i'm scared of being an artists. I just need my future self to tell me how to get where he is, and that would be calming, but i'm alone and everh artist's story is different, so i have nothing to lean on.
Look i dont even draw because i procrastinate to death. Actually I'm procrastinating cause i feel like it's too late, just like you. I also like videogames, movies, anything with a plot. That is precisely what makes me want to create. I think that it's very important for you to have your goals/desires clear, but that doesn't mean you have to take it extremely serious and beat yourself up for not being at the level you want to be in. I mean it's important to take it lightly and enjoy but keep these things ib mind: what do you want to do with art? Do you want to live off of your art? Do you want to keep it as a hobby or a secondary source of income? Also, what type of content do you want to create? I once heard advice from someone saying that it's useful to look up art in the internet and find exactly what you want to be able to do in the future. And work towards that. Btw sorry if bad english since it's not my first language.
this is so relatable, especially the drawing in class/school thing. I often wonder did I continue drawing through school and now because people gave me praise as a kid *shrugs* some art now I do for myself but its not enough and I really should just take the time to just chill out and do nothing but its almost impossible, life is just too busy it seems but then again watching youtube could be considered doing nothing lol
OMG YES so excited for this one !
thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing, I could really relate to this huhu
wow this actually hit me hard I never really understood ths feeling back in elementary and middle school and currrently still am struggling with it thank you for this :D and here i am watching this video
thank God you are back 🙌
i have returned!
5:08 DAMN SHE SPITTIN!!!
Oh gosh I'm early uhhh
Snails can sleep up to 8 years
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why are snails goals 😂 and hi!
some one commented that i don't have enough art posted and ive been feeling like this ever since like i don't do enough
Thank you for your blessing! ❤️
aww thank you, it's you all I should thank!
I learn a new life lesson with each new video. Thank you. :)
im going through a hard time with my art (and self worth in general rn). all these years of art and i feel like i haven't learned enough, im too much in my comfort zone. i can only focus on one project for a short period of time then i get bored or stressed about it, so my sketchbook is really dull :(
Needed to hear this ! New subscriber love please keep going your amazing ! I’m literally binge watching your channel! Lol
You’re amazing bro
Michelle! Quick question: can a self taught artist from estern europe get a chance to work in the industry? I'm 21 and I draw and study every single day, for like 10 hours or more. I know the competition, but I wanted to get a little advice from someone who s already there.
Yes for sure! I have many friends who are international and have made it! Diversity is always welcomed here and the most difficult part is probably the who visa situation... You can reach out to my friend @noorrasoull on instagram if you have any international student questions!
Honestly I had the opposite problem. I sit in my room and do nothing bc i dread work even if I actually want to work on something. Gotta work on that 737
Thanks for spilling your feelings, now off you go. Recharge. See you when we see you.
While I agree, I also don't like these kind of conversations cause they come from a place of priviledge. Idk. But someone who works to pay the bill IS dependant on how much they work :/ and this kind of conversation makes ppl feel bad cause 'If I have to work so much then it means am not good enough to be able to live better'
This is a great topic! Stumbled upon this video and the art is amazing as well. We’re there references used for this particular image?
amazing 💜
I love your vídeos!!!!! Bitch, could you make a video about iPad ? I mean, your experience with It, the best apps you recommend to draw or to make comics?? I think it would be fun. 💕
Thanks for this video
Yay
i just got called out and i hate it
Hey
Hi!
I really like your sketch book and that it haves one full page.Ware did you get it
Any chance we can see your work product?
I missed you! I hope you’re doing well!
Thank you so much! I hope you are well too!
Um im a beginner anime/ young artists or i mean i wanna be what advice would u give me cuz i think i want art to be my job when i get older cuz i love it
Nice
How are there 16 likes and only 5 views???
youtube be like that XD
IM EARLY AAAAAAAAA
yay!! thanks for being here early!
damn, only 4 dislikes. that's impressive
If your reading this
You are more than enough
and that's on america's society expectations
OMG 😍💋 💝💖❤️
amazing 💜