This is why
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2021
- I rarely stress even though I'm often in very stressful or difficult situations so I thought it might be helpful to create this video all about how I think about stress.
It can be a very powerful thing that could either help or damage if you don't have stress under control. If this video is able to help just one person out there, I'll be happy so please let me know in the comments.
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My Dad always tells me, "Can you do anything about it right now? If not, why are stress about it?" That had helped so much.❤️
That's great advice!! Thanks for sharing :)
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What if you don't know if you can do something about it? What if it's so confusing that it paralyzes you in the sense that you don't know the next step to take? Based on personal experience btw
As a high school art teacher, my struggle with stress broke me this year. I had no balance. It was all work all the time from 5:30 am till I fell asleep on my laptop at 12 at night. I was even working in the shower. I was working during lunch, if I ate lunch. And yet I still felt behind. My dearest hope is to get this stress I feel under control because I don't even know why I'm sacrificing my well being for this. I want to make art again so desperately.
Hope you are feeling okay right now, Ma'am/Sir.
One of the big Art Stressors for me is my age: I'm 34, and started drawing seriously at 31. I don't aspire to be a professional, but I do want to achieve a high celling, and it feels unreachable because I started later in life. But, like the elephant, it's one bite at a time. I'll try measuring measuring success with effort, we'll see how that goes.
Hey, age ain't nothing but a number!! Don't let that stop you from pursuing your interest in art. It's never too late to become an artist, so as long as you're willing to practice, you can totally do it!!! No question about it. Good luck to you!! :)
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It's definitely not too late! Like Bobby said, one day at a time, one brick at a time, and before you know it, you'll have a whole brown stone house! Do you find strength in community? You can find study buddy to help each other through your art building journey at the LightBox Expo discord if you want to check that out :)
Started at 29. 32, now. Already worked with plenty of clients. Not giving up til I make it.
I started in my mid-40s, been working away on my art for 6 or seven years now. So, I know that nagging feeling well :) It actually felt like an uphill climb for a long time, because there's always more amazing art and incredible artists every time you turn a corner, in all genres and mediums. In my mind, ithey would all merge to one god-like uber artist capable of doing everything, unreachable. Realizing the fault in that thinking has helped me a lot. The artists I admire most have carved out their own niche - they shaped the space they excel in, instead of trying to excel in someone elses space, if that makes any sense. So, my art journey turns more and more into developing a sense for what is a natural fit for me, and letting go of a ton of other things (hurts every time, though). Needless to say, it's still years and years of hard work and no shortcuts ;)
@@koljak9395 Hat off to you for going through your art journey and sharing it! You hit the nail on the head describing this perception of everyone else's capabilities merging together into one amazing uber-artist is really dangerous, and happens so easily.
I also really appreciate your thoughts on carving one's niche rather than trying to excel in mimicry, that's definitely something I have to remind myself of often! Wishing you all the best going forward with your art journey !
"stop meditating, we've got so many things to do!" Woah! that part hits me hard. Thank you Bobby and also credit to Schoolsim, this gives me power :)
Oh I'm so glad it connected with you Raymond!
Oh boy, are you right there... “No! You cant relax now! You have things to do!“ Know that all to well o.o
And then to see, that even a high praiced professional like Bobby still learns new things in his free time to keep going ... o.o
Eye opener for sure. Thanks :)
If you think of meditation as exercise for the brain ( wich it is) it becomes easier to justify sitting down for 20 mins.
it's still unconfortable, but so it physical exercise right, and we still do it.
This is the key atually, if you can sit down with an unconfortable sensation, you have gained mastery over your body and mind. I still have a long way to go, but it's insane how much this practice has helped me with things like addiction and social anxiety.
Frontal lobe push ups! (and just like physical exercise, it gets easier the more you do it)
I watch how to do, and how to do. It’s time to actually do the things.
"Am I trying my hardest? Am I putting in the time? Am I trying to be logical?" I'm glad to hear this... because this is helping me to start reframing my definition of success from pretty much what you described, and away from beating the crap out of myself the past decade for not being successful, as it used to be defined.
Great to hear you found that bit of advice helpful!!
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I wish these sorts of methods of reframing worked better for me. Asking myself if I’m trying my hardest or putting in time usually devolves into ruminating about whether or not I’m trying hard *enough* or putting in *enough* time. I think part of this comes from a background where I’ve been led to believe that “working hard” means pushing yourself to the edge of collapse all the time
@@bobamilkbee736 Try and take one more step back and assess the situation again. Where does the rumination come from? Assess the rumination itself when you notice it rising up. These are all functions of the mind and they don't have to hold you back. But to overcome them requires time and effort, honesty and perhaps a little self-compassion.
Yeah, meditation isn't just about overcoming intrusive thoughts, but about recognizing their patterns. And once you saw the common thread, "uncontrollable circumstances," you could address all your thoughts with a simple adjustment. Beautiful man!
Great insight!! Thank you for adding that😊 And thanks for watching!
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Wonderful video, Bobby! Recently I realized that under the guise of being a "workaholic" I was actually just chasing highs of 'getting things done' or 'getting validation'. But as soon as my semester was over and I had nothing immediately stressing me, I actually started feeling depressed and listless, as if I wasn't achieving anything! Just goes to show how brains can internalize stress as something normal, without realizing the damage being done.
This is kinda what I'm feeling right now too. It makes me feel so guilty when I'm not moving or "doing" something.
You know, for some reason I was only watching schoolism as a full lecture. I didn't even think, about just watching when I could.
Thanks heaps.
omg... this will be totally life changing then. Many times, I'll put on lessons as I"m working on a film, many times not even listening to the course but I'll STILL pick up on things.
@@BobbyChiu thats an interesting point. i haven't been using my subscriptions to online classes well then. ill dedicate focus time to them but get burnt out on a lot of fluff and filler info i didnt need. after 3 hours of lectures from an online course ill feel like i just learned things i already knew, or things that wont help me right now. i didnt think to just stream the course while im working and get the golden nuggets, similar to skimming through books. that is one downside to online lectures - they go into great detail since they are time based medium, but the issue is a lot of things aren't that useful at the moment. easier to find golden nuggets in books by skimming the text
Same!!! I've started to do that now, and you know what, even if I only pick up and remember 1 sentence, that 1 sentence more of knowledge than yesterday!
I want to do that but I can't code and listen at the same time
The moment I got I could only do my best, even if I was not satisfied by the results, that's the moment the frustration went away. You can only do your best and keep persistent with that. In time, by doing that, you'll improve (and I have). We're all in the same path, ones are further away in it, other right at the starting point, it doesn't matter, is the same path, we just need to keep walking :]
right on.
I'm starting my first art job on Monday and I'm feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness. Feels like I needed to hear this today. Thanks Bobby!
Congratulations!!! Starting a new job can definitely be nerve-wracking, but it's also a brand new beginning and the start of a new chapter in your life, which is so exciting! Try to focus on enjoying this transitional period and make the most of the new opportunity. Good luck!! :)
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honestly schoolism is the best thing that has happened to me
Thanks so much for your kind words and support for Schoolism!! ❤️
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Hey Bobby, you were spot on... Squirrels don't change... even 10 years later. Thanks for yr awesome vids. Cheers KiwiKev
Hi Kevin! Thanks for your support of Bobby's channel and your kind words!! Much appreciated and glad you're enjoying these videos :)
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An example given of the cause of stress/worry, was if whoever commissioned the drawing didn't like the product. Then later it's said that all the thoughts that were going by, all the stress stuff, was about something you couldn't control, it was all in somebody else's hands. So one shouldn't worry. But the thing is, it *is* in your hands. If you worry about if they'll accept it, then it's in your hands to make the drawing good enough. You are the one making the piece that they will judge as good enough for their money or not, it's all on you. Stress or don't stress, it's all good, but in a scenario where expectations are to be met and it's all on your own effort and skill to meet them, then it's not something out of your control.
My success started after I started drawing and posting it every single day. The day I made the commitment, I became successful.
Sometimes, making that commitment to yourself is all it takes!! :)
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Amazing. Thanks so much for your sharing videos about your process
We hope they've been helpful to you!! Thanks for watching :)
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I just moved and got a day job and can't tell you how much I needed to hear this right now -- thanks, Bobby!
Woah, big life changes! Congrats!! Glad you found this video helpful during this transitional time in your life! :)
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Wonderful words of wisdom anyone can apply to everything in life❤
Great video, you touched on a lot of great points. I find meditation helpful as well. I think ambition can cause us to be slightly oblivious to our stress detecting emotions. The dopamine high of charging toward a goal masks the apathy and the extreme lack of inner peace and contentment. Not to say we should not work hard and have goals.
100% agree!
Thanks.
Viktor Kalvachev's course was one of my favourites, I thought of him when saw Bobby drawing people-like creatures and now it makes so much more sense:) Amazing illustration and tips! Thank you!
Viktor's course is fantastic!!! Thanks for checking out this video and glad you found it helpful! :)
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I love this message. You are 100% correct. I need to remember this whenever I'm at a low point, wondering I'll get to do this for a living.
So glad you found this video helpful!! We hope you refer back to it whenever you're feeling stressed or overwhelmed and that it brings some peace and clarity to your day! :)
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after a lot i learned some of the things you mention "why to stress about things that are out of control", i kind of have it interiorized, but it wasnt always like that, and even some times i doubt and stress about it. It's great to hear it coming from someone else and that it does make a difference in real life. Thanks bobby!
So glad you resonated with that piece of advice! Always good to be reminded of that every once in a while. Thanks for watching! :)
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I think it's also worth mentioning that you should pay attention to what lights a fire under you. After going through school, a lot of my desires got muddied between the different courses I took, and it took me a while to really notice that I loved doing animation (2D and 3D) and illustration. Of course there may be other little things you should know in the job, but if that specific subject just gets you itching to make something beautiful, that's what you should pursue. Great video by the way! This is especially helpful for someone like me fresh out of school.
This is so true! Figuring out exactly what you love to do can definitely help reduce stress so that you can prioritize where you want to put your focus into and get closer to reaching your goal! Great to hear you found this video helpful, thanks for watching!! :)
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Thank you for this, it's going to take some time to internalize this but I'm sure it will help lots.
I have finished mt degree and I really want to pursue art as career but there are so many things I can't control. It was only recently that I have started to sleep less and being in alert mode 24/7
I hope this helps me to finally have a more neutral state of mind instead of stressing about every little thing that happens
Great video. Thank you. We also need to celebrate the little things with the big things. It takes allll the little things to get to the big one so if we celebrate the little wins along the way we will reach our goals and really be “happy” in it!!!
Yes, exactly!! Celebrating all the little wins along the way is just as important as celebrating when you finally reach your goals! Thanks for watching! :)
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Wow so excited to watch this video today! I'm currently also taking that same course .. been at it for about a week now, it is so out of my depths that I find it stressful, but I push through that feeling and I find myself learning more every day from it, he's a great teacher
You got this! It's an exceptional course. I'm loving it so far
This drawing is fabulous!!! At first I thought it was Howard Stern LOL
Hahaha!!!
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I really needed to heart this… this is so comforting to listen to and enlightening … this doesn’t apply to artists only but anyone in any field… thank you so much!
Very true, this applies to just about everyone who experiences stress in their daily lives! Thanks for watching❤️❤️❤️
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This is the first video of today, thank you!!! Thank you a lot!!! This is a life lesson!
Also, im gonna subscribe to the course! Sounds amazing
hey right on Giulyarts!
thank you. this mindset shift really helps. you're right, meditation CAN help, but it's one of those things where you only learn to be more neutral about your thoughts with a lot of practice. learning meditation, any kind of learning, is a stressor itself at first. it's one of those long term destressers rather than an immediate one. this mindset shift tho, instant destress
Great takeaways!!! So glad you found this video helpful and thanks for watching :)
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lYou're the only person i've seen that actually verbally described trying to meditate while stressed LOL 'stop meditating, we have things to do!!'' LITERALLY
Haha, exactly! A lot of people can relate to that for sure😆
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BRILLIANT IDEAS! Thanks for this. This is the main stress having work accepted and making money as an artist. Thanks again.
Glad you found these ideas helpful!! :)
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this was a very inspiring commercial
Thank you 🥰 for this video!
Thank YOU for watching it! :)
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It's funny because right now I am following too "Deconstructed", it is simply amazing how in 9 lessons Viktor drive you from 0 to 100
Oh that's so awesome to hear you found Viktor's course helpful and saw such a huge improvement in your work!! He's an awesome instructor and is so good at what he does. Thanks for your kind words!! :)
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Thanks for putting this together Bobby. Always hits at the perfect time
oh that's fantastic to hear! Must be meant for you :)
Thanks for the video Mr Bobby Chiu
Thanks for watching!! :) ❤️
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Great video Bobby!! And I bloody love your drawing ❤️😁
Thanks so much for your kind words, Nikko!!! ❤️❤️❤️
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Thank you Bobby Chiu for this video! It really did help me relieve unnecessary stress off my shoulders! Lately, I’ve been spending way too much time worrying about my art to the point I didn’t feel like drawing anymore. It was pretty unhealthy 😬. It was because I’m going to start my art education in Animation and VFX at a Liberal Arts College in less than two months. I’m not sure what will be in store for me during my four years of college, so I built up this fear of the unknown. For sure though, I will be implementing this mindset in everything I do as I continue my path. I really don’t know where I’ll be, but as you said you gotta take it one step at a time. Again thank you so much! I’m really thinking to sign up for schoolism soon! 😊
Thanks so much for sharing this!! Starting a new chapter in your life can definitely be a stressful time and full of unknowns, but that's also part of what makes it so exciting! Great to hear that you found this video helpful and that you'll be trying to put Bobby's advice into action as you embark on this new journey. Good luck with everything!! :)
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thanks you for this great advice, I will try to think about it every time now
Thank you for watching! Hope this advice is helpful for you😊
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What type of sorcery is this? I'm watching him draw that collar in one stroke! THAT STRESSES ME OUT!
He’s erasing, not drawing in this video. He said he didn’t record himself drawing this piece, so he is showing him erasing white to reveal each layer he did.
Thanks Bobby Chu. Youre voice and as you put together this piece was its very own brand of meditation. Ill be signed up before the weekend
right on Shawn!!
I changed that, now I just do my stuff cause I want to do them, and actually people talk more to me about my art now, feels way better :D
That's so awesome!!! :)
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Not gonna lie, I was afraid that the conclusion of this video was going to be "hustle more/ work harder" so I'm very glad that this was not the case!
I'm undergoing a bit of a burn out so I appreciate this video. Stress does push me to work, but at the same time it can also paralyse me so thanks, Bobby for sharing your insights on how to work healthier.
I have trouble managing my time so thanks for the tip on how to balance and incorporate schoolism into my schedule!
You're welcome! I'm far more about maximizing your time in a balanced way. You can do it!
@@BobbyChiu Thanks for the encouragement Bobby! Appreciate it!
Thank you Bobby !
Thanks for watching! :)
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A very stoic viewpoint, excellent!
Thanks so much for watching!! :)
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Omg !!! I also never get stressed .I have my exams in a week . And I'm completely chill.
But I also think it's a problem bcuz I don't get things done as much as I'd like to.
Very interesting! Stress is one of the best motivators, so if you also don't feel stressed out in certain situations, it's still important to make sure you're doing what you NEED to do, and then you can make a list of things you'd LIKE to do and fit it in your schedule!! :) Oh and good luck on your exams!!! :)
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Used to have no stress in school because i hated everything about it but now working for myself i am stressed 24/7
hey loved this video man, great work
Glad you enjoyed this one!! Thanks for watching! :)
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nice process :-) :-) :-) How People Think Digital Art is Made
I’m currently taking Viktor’s class as well, and could immediately see what you incorporated from them! Doing a self driven learning experience paired with schoolism classes has been a joy. I am currently working through Michael Hampton’s Figure Drawing: Design and Invention, and the two together pair so nicely! Thank you for hosting such amazing artist on schoolism to teach us all their many insights 😊
Awesome to hear you're enjoying Viktor's class and your Schoolism subscription! Thanks for your support and kind words😊
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YOU WORKED FOR TIM BURTON!!!! HOLY CRAAAAAP!!!
Yes! Bobby worked on "Alice in Wonderland" and "Alice Through the Looking Glass"! :)
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Thank you
Thanks for watching! :)
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Solid 🙏
Thanks for watching!
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Thanks Bobby! I Am actually taking Victor's course now! ❤️👍
Lol! What a coincidence! It’s fantastically put together
omg this was exactly me. I was stressing about my art career for a year until the point where I couldn't stop stressing even before sleep. It was a shit year and the work I did that year was not great. Eventually I came to a conclusion that all this stressing and worrying is not working and not doing anything positive for me or my career, so I stopped, took it slow because constantly thinking about it clearly didn't work. The work that I took my time to finish in a clear state of mind is clearly better.
This is amazing! Great to hear you were able to change your mindset and see the positive impact it had on your art😊 Thanks for sharing that and thanks for watching!
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I had to subscribe after this
I really needed to hear this thanks!
Welcome!!!❤️❤️❤️
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Meditating make my stress worse too lol It makes me overthinking when everything is quiet. I listen the music or podcast to heal the stress. People also said ''you shouldn't let anything like music distract your work." well, stress can distract too.
Meditation is definitely not for everyone and we each have our own unique ways of handling stressful times! There's no right or wrong way, you just gotta find what works best for you😊 Thanks for watching!
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@@BobbyChiu ohhh I didn't expect you would answer my rambling haha. Yes, everyone is unique and it is very tough to find the right way. Just thinking that it might be easier if I found your channel early 🤦♀Thank you for the really good content :).
Very inspiring,,,thank you,,,,Bobby chiu.....
Thanks for checking out this video! Glad to hear you feel inspired by it! :)
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constantly learning helps stress!! a big stressor for me is trying to draw something and it not coming out correctly and feeling stressed that all my effort has been wasted for years. but you can think logically and figure out how to draw Anything. it makes drawing less stressful when you get stuck, and you learn how to draw a new thing too
Yes!! The more you know about a topic, the better you are able to problem solve and the less stress you'll feel! So if you keep learning and practicing art, soon enough your drawings will come out exactly as you imagined! :)
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Is everyone gonna ignore how he drawing?? How tf is he drawing like that??!! Whaaaaa??!!
I talk about it in the video at about 30 sec in. I drew it but didn't record the process so this is me revealing the various layers of my process through layer masks
i need that brush
Hi Bobby. I was wondering do you ever get bored of doing art? Like wonder what if I did something else? It feels so daunting to think of all the work I need to do sometimes to reach my goals. I am already a working artist and doing some projects that I'm sure many students would kill for but I am not happy because I am doing other peoples work. I feel burnt out and I feel like a hamster running on a wheel. I need to keep running to stay at the top of my game. You say you like to learn regularly? Does that get boring? I try to learn regularly and I get so bored....I am already doing art 8-10 hours a day. Watching an educational art video on top of that sounds like a drag to me. It also irritates me because I barely have time to apply the lessons I am learning because of my long work schedule....anyways would love to hear your thoughts on this.
Valuable content
Thank you kindly
It's cool seeing your more humanoid characters!
there will be more! This was fun to draw!
So... Apply the principles stoicism ? Great advice !
What is that brush youre using? Its strangely shaped, but it seems to have a really nice result.
I have a tendency to overthink everything. While I love what you're saying here, I do have to ask: how do I know if I'm putting in enough effort? Is there an exact number of hours? A certain outcome? I draw everyday, I have at least one finished piece every week or so (small ones, anyways), is that enough? I feel like I can just question myself into oblivion. I feel so lost all the time!
I think finding your limits takes a bit of testing. Or at least that’s how I did it.
@@BobbyChiu I see. I definitely need to test that out myself. Thanks for the reply!
Beautiful video! Thank you for the suggestions on how to deal with stress. Stress is something I'm always battling at work (legal office). One question, if you wouldn't mind helping. I have a seventeen-year-old niece who loves drawing, and draws every day! If you wouldn't mind please sharing with us, which program did you use to draw the cartoon on this video?
Thanks for your kind words!! Bobby used Photoshop to create this piece! Best of luck to your niece on her artistic journey :)
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(can't rem it exactly) One of my friend's dad used to say 'But is someone's life at stake? Then why stress' (he's a doctor)
That sure sounds like something a doctor might say! But it does put things into perspective, and is a good reminder to not stress over little things! Thanks for sharing that :)
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What's the song that's playing from around 02:35 to 05:30 ?
I use schoolism, it's awesome. However, I'm curious, what's up with the sound quality on most courses? It's all wonderful info that you can't find anywhere else, from very high-end pros so it's worth the pain, but really, the sound is often bad and it seems like such an easy thing to fix.
some have better quality then other older courses. For all the newer courses, the sound should be fine
Out of context…
The brush looks like it’s drawings itself. Just the way my friends tell me that digital art is easy. Move the mouse and voilà a beautiful art piece. Lol
Haha, you're right, it does looks like Bobby is using a magic brush or something. It's not magic but it certainly looks like it!😊 Thanks for watching!
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in art i'm believing stress is a positive thing
It totally can be! A lot of people do their best work while under a tremendous amount of stress, but for others, stress can stop them in their tracks which makes it difficult to be productive. To each their own! :)
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As always, there is so much to take home! Thank you, Bobby! Could you tell me if Schoolism courses are also helpful for artists that mainly work with the ipad/procreate?
So glad you enjoyed this video! And, yes! Strictly speaking, the only course you need to have Photoshop for is "Digital Painting with Bobby Chiu". For our other courses, the instructor might show you a specific technique in Photoshop, but what's more important is that you're familiar enough with your preferred program, in this case Procreate, to be able to execute the techniques that they teach. As long as you know your program or media well enough to apply the technique, then Photoshop is not vitally necessary. :) Hope this helps and we hope to see you on Schoolism! :)
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@@BobbyChiu Thank you very much! :-)
leaning to draw the pelvic bones and the iliac spine stuff as I'm listening thanks for posting
The pelvic bone can be a difficult one!
@@BobbyChiu tell me about it .. . found some 3D free online so it's not that bad . . probably before internet u had to kill someone to get a hipbone
@@littlepinkpebble 🤣🤣 good luck on your pelvic study! 💪🏼
I stress because most of my art ever comes out the way I want it too lol I’m very specific to how I want things.
You stress because your art doesn't turn out the way you want...YET! Keep practicing!! Your art will eventually exceed what you thought was possible. Good luck! :)
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"Sketching" an already sketched and masked sketch :)
Hello Bobby.
I was offered your lessons on Schoolism. ^^
So you think the secret to your success is:
- Work hard.
- Be logical.
- Don't stress.
- Go step by step.
???
Personally, I don’t have the luxury to be stressed. As a late bloomer, I just research and take the best course of action I know. I literally do not have time to worry.
That's not a bad thing! It's great that you have the ability to research the best way to approach a situation and have the confidence to execute that plan! :) Thanks for watching.
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Congratulations.
I hace a question, it's Photoshop?
Yep! Bobby is using Photoshop here. :)
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I really want schoolism but i don't have the money or CC to do it.. Sad but hey i manage once i make my own money the 1st thing... Well not the 1st but top 3 is to go to schoolism and learn from Marco Bucci and other artist now i just have to wait ~~~~ (and hope i can be an artist in the future)
i can totally relate, all the best to you, you got this!
@@ira5861 yea thanks you too good luck with your stuff
you can do it!!
You got this! I saved for Schoolism as well. In my country, 30 USD is basically money that you can live with 1 week, hahah. I saved for 3 months and I did all the courses so far (now I'm doing the workshops) and I honestly tell you that IS AMAZING. I learned so, so much, I couldn't ever find these informations on the youtube or something.
good luck to you Hans! You can do it
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YOU ARE FUCKING AWESOME!!
Really strange feeling this brush just revealing the drawing. Why
Добрый вечер. Отличный рисунок! В какой программе ты рисуешь?
Привет! Бобби использует Photoshop для своего цифрового искусства. (Это было написано на английском языке и переведено с помощью Google Translate. Пожалуйста, извините за любые ошибки!)
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@@BobbyChiu No errors, we understand your answer. Thank you.
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Is that modern-day ChrisChan?!
Btw was that little girl Honey boo boo? 😆
you already know how to draw :)
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Did you accidentally draw a caricature of Dutch politician 'Dion Graus'? 😂 Nice
damn still too high of a price tag for me currently (dollar is 5x my currency) would love to tho
Keep an eye out for our Schoolism sales! The next one is just a couple months away😊
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Jeez, these creatures remind me Honey Boo Boo with her mom
Looks like you are erasing to show levels underneath.
Yes. I say it in the video within the first minute
Your art is weird. Keep it up, thanks for the tips
Haha, hopefully you mean "weird" in a good way ; )
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Really, most artists are stressed? news to me
she looks like Rachel Levine. and shes a real monster...
I'm kinda tired of people putting meditation under the rug. Meditation requires an amount of discipline, its not something you do just willy nilly and expect it to work the first time. You dont go to the gym expecting to get ripped the next day. I dont know why so many people expect so much from meditation by only doing it a few times.