You did really well~ Ask's lighting is her strongest feature and she clearly has studied light physics a lot, so if you want to get more good studies out of her work, I'd dedicate time to learning light physics too. ' v '
I mastered light physics but still working on learning anatomy properly because if u look at one drawing twice, then there is a chance I'll spot a mistake somewhere
@@hanacue Hello hana! I love your art, do you have lots of seperate layers (e.g for diff parts of the body/shadow/details/bg etc) or tend to paint everything on very few layers when doing the "cleaning + redrawing + adding detail" stage?
i think another big thing in ask's artstyle is the lineart, which is colored differently/lowered opacity. it gives their art a more translucent and clean type of feel
yeah, my guess is either she colors her lineart by each color, or has the lineart layer(s) colored one color and set to multiply, then lowered opacity a bit.
You did really well! but i think that one thing you missed is the way that ASK Colors the lineart, a little darker in lighter areas and a little brighter in darker areas.
It floors me that you can study a picture and actually understand from it. I struggle with this, as I have no idea how to "study" from the art itself. That being said, I think you did an amazing job with capturing the style of the lineart
Simple styles are usually harder to draw well in, because shape, posing and lineart becomes very important. A lot of people clutter their art with a lot of effects, shades and colors, making it look impressive, but the basics still lack. If you can make something look good with just lineart and a basic color (no shading), then you've made a lot of progress.
@@Daltemir1 huh yk ur kindda right Ig.. cause I sometimes see art that have some cool effects but when I see the line art, colours and facial features they look unfinished or not re done to make it smoother
I have people around saying my art is good and I always tell them I am still finding ways to improve. I see stuffs like your shorts or other artists' videos and still finding ways to improve, which inspires me more.
Not bad actually. I know from experience the more you put this in practice the cleaner your style will be. I'm more of a traditional artist, but I hope to also produce my version of polished digital art.
Style swap/studies are SO GREAT and help me improve and appreciate things that I never thought about before~ 😱 (It also helps me know which things I hate-- like soft shading!! XD).
try to minimise the amount of strokes used for each line. If a line can be reduced to one stroke whilst keeping(if not enhancing) the energy of that line, do it. You can practice this by reducing the amount of times you rely on your eraser and by taking a second or two(probably less) to decide exactly what kind of line you're going for and then stick to that. Then make the stroke, undo and repeat until the stroke creates the line that you 're roughly going for. If you have trouble visualising the line, you can "ghost" the stroke that you're going for instead. It's basically just "drawing" the line without having the pen touch the tablet yet and when you're sure that you found the stroke/line you want to go for, you just repeat the same movement without any hesitation with the pen actually touching the tablet this time. There are more specific exersises for lineart, but I'm honestly too lazy to explain them and also too lazy to find good tutorials on it 💀 PS: Your art is pretty 💃
Like I know anything about light and how that effects the entire drawing. I love your art. I think you reached your goal, but definitely study light a lot more to see what is missing and what more you can do with it. I subscribed to watch your progress and learn alongside you. You inspired me to follow the same challenge. Keep improving!
You did it very well, when I see the image I knew it was ASK art style (I didn't read the title). There are things you could have copy from ASK that could have improve in even more (like the way he renders the hair, the scheme of colors or how he use the background to complement the drawing). But there are others that you did wonderfully like using the another color at the edge of the shadow, the style of the eyes, the same proportions of the face, the lines at the edge of the highlight, the acent colors. Good job! The drawing is amazing.
as someone who is totally new to your channel or style of art, i think it'll be really cool to add your study vs how you would draw it in your own style! just to see how much you've challenged or how out of your comfort zone each study was :D
Uhmmmm I love this idea! I've been working on developing my style and think this kind of study is fantastic. So excited to see others doing it (crediting of course!) - I love this type of play/practice, and it looks wonderful!
For super-clean line art, there's a trick to doing it with shape brushes in a vector art program like Illustrator. A bit tedious, but it gives exact control over line weighting over the length of the pen or brush stroke. Been ages since I messed with that technique, but it's definitely possible. (Not bad here, but it goes next-level for digital inking depending on the time put in.)
I suggest looking for your Ask's interviews as well! In one interview or something of sort, she said she doesn't do lineart. It's baffling because looking at her works, it's like she does linearts but looking closely, you can see that her lines only appear at parts that need total separation (ex. subject from the background, hair's silhouette, etc). You'll observe too that she relies heavily on contrast and solid coloring
Hana's art have been improving my art style since i usually loved Kooleen's art more but i loved Hana's art style just as i started looking at her arts! But still have trouble drawing in my tablet since i got sick mostly because of depression and I've been in the hospital for a long time so i still have unstraight lines.
You did great, I really liked seeing your process and style analysis! I like Joe you mentioned pulling back in certain areas in order to highlight the face, that’s a nice technique!
You did so wonderfully on the hair and the thickness on the arms You also made the clothes look very flowy and pretty with the lineart, there are some places that ended a bit sketchy, but hey it happens lol I think you captured the overall flow of the lineart and that’s what matters! I hope it will be helpful to incorporate in future pieces for you as well. I hope you use this artist for inspiration in lighting too, that would be so cool to see! You got this!❤❤❤❤
i always wanted to draw like those incredible artists, but more recently i've been loving my style, and even if it still need a lot of improvement, i will still love it and will keep it I abandonned the idea to draw like them because i like what i am doing and that makes me happy to have my own unique artstyle :)
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You did really well~ Ask's lighting is her strongest feature and she clearly has studied light physics a lot, so if you want to get more good studies out of her work, I'd dedicate time to learning light physics too. ' v '
Will do!
Thats good too! :D i shall try the same
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@@airii420 Hehehe U w U;;
I mastered light physics but still working on learning anatomy properly because if u look at one drawing twice, then there is a chance I'll spot a mistake somewhere
You did amazing the line art is so clean!
Tysm!! ❤
@@hanacue Hello hana! I love your art, do you have lots of seperate layers (e.g for diff parts of the body/shadow/details/bg etc) or tend to paint everything on very few layers when doing the "cleaning + redrawing + adding detail" stage?
SO CLEAN?!!!!!!
"Clean"????
CLEAN?
Wooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaooooooooooioi❤❤❤🎉🎉
After seeing this I am your fan 😅😅
Absolutely beautiful! I wish I had more words to describe how impressed I am by a practice
Aww Ty!! ❤
im the 1000th like
Practice for artist = art
Don't know why or how but it is
i think another big thing in ask's artstyle is the lineart, which is colored differently/lowered opacity. it gives their art a more translucent and clean type of feel
yeah, my guess is either she colors her lineart by each color, or has the lineart layer(s) colored one color and set to multiply, then lowered opacity a bit.
@@clownshroomsin an interview, she said she avoided blending modes like multiply, so it’s probably the first one
"Day 7 to learn how to draw"
*draws like a God*
Day 7 in a one year challenge
Its not day 7...
@@InksplodedOf her trying to get better? It is.
Her: “learn how to draw”
Me: You’ve been knowing how to draw!!
@@dreamyvria Draw beatboxing puppies
So good! Each line should be deliberate whether it looks like it was smooth or wobbly. I've heard if you question your lines or stroke, it'll show.
I love how you explain your thinking so we can hear what you took away from the study! It turned out so pretty!
Yes you did so well! It definitely inspires other people like myself to learn how to do line art better lol
U got this!! Let’s improve together ❤
My soul just left my body when you decided which background u should use
I love your artstyle and THIS artstyle. It's just so pleasing to the eyes
❤❤❤
You did really well! but i think that one thing you missed is the way that ASK Colors the lineart, a little darker in lighter areas and a little brighter in darker areas.
Line art is the hardest this for me to grasp; just watching you do it yourself teaches me a lot! You’re a spectacular artist.
Thank you so much!! I’m glad it can help!! 💕
It floors me that you can study a picture and actually understand from it. I struggle with this, as I have no idea how to "study" from the art itself. That being said, I think you did an amazing job with capturing the style of the lineart
“I want to study this type of art because it is simplicity”
*Like bro- if that is SIMPLICITY then my drawing are a literally stick man 😭*
no fr, I cant even 😭
Simple styles are usually harder to draw well in, because shape, posing and lineart becomes very important.
A lot of people clutter their art with a lot of effects, shades and colors, making it look impressive, but the basics still lack.
If you can make something look good with just lineart and a basic color (no shading), then you've made a lot of progress.
Fr 😭😭😭
same 😭
@@Daltemir1 huh yk ur kindda right Ig.. cause I sometimes see art that have some cool effects but when I see the line art, colours and facial features they look unfinished or not re done to make it smoother
By the end of the year of this challenge, your art is going to be beyond incredible. With this kind of skill on day 7?? Genuinely can’t wait
She can already draw tho, it’s just that she wants to do it from the beginning again. I think there is a video somewhere where she explains this.
@@quest-san "Learning how to improve my art in a year" isn't as catchy I guess
Yeah, i imagine it as “learning how to draw” in others art styles
THE SHIRT NOT BEING RENDERED IS ACTUALLY KILLING MEEEE
but I love it anyways 😌
Omg asuka and rei they're so cute
You have improved so much over only 7 days. Your work is so pretty. At least now you actually know exactly what you’re planing when going in on this.
❤❤❤
Only 7 days and You've drawn ABSOLUTELY AMAZING
You're a prodigy! Keep it up!
AHH ITS SO PRETTY
LEARN HOW TO DRAW?! You are literally such a artist you are gifted with the talent of practicing without crying through it and make art 😊
Why is your voice so relaxing lol
Your lineart is as soothing as your voice.
I have people around saying my art is good and I always tell them I am still finding ways to improve.
I see stuffs like your shorts or other artists' videos and still finding ways to improve, which inspires me more.
It’s so satisfying to see the minor adjustments snap into place
Not bad actually. I know from experience the more you put this in practice the cleaner your style will be. I'm more of a traditional artist, but I hope to also produce my version of polished digital art.
And this is exactly why I am subscribed❤
This is beautiful
"How do you think I did?"
Madam, it's gorgeous. And your OC's super cute too.
Style swap/studies are SO GREAT and help me improve and appreciate things that I never thought about before~ 😱
(It also helps me know which things I hate-- like soft shading!! XD).
I love this kind of lineart, it's so delicate and the beautiful!!
So Beautiful 😍😻🤩🤩
Is no one gonna talk about how pretty her voice is
I dont usually compilent arts but this shid is too damn good
I think all the art you do even if studying a style is amazing!!!
Line art took me a while to get down, but once you do it, it changes the whole dynamic of the character! This looks great.
That is sooo beautiful! U pulled this off very well❤🩷
Thank you so much!! ❤
I love how sort of sketchy it is!
You did great, love the soft ambience and crispy lines
I love how even if you are already a good artist your still studying
try to minimise the amount of strokes used for each line.
If a line can be reduced to one stroke whilst keeping(if not enhancing) the energy of that line, do it.
You can practice this by reducing the amount of times you rely on your eraser and by taking a second or two(probably less) to decide exactly what kind of line you're going for and then stick to that. Then make the stroke, undo and repeat until the stroke creates the line that you 're roughly going for.
If you have trouble visualising the line, you can "ghost" the stroke that you're going for instead. It's basically just "drawing" the line without having the pen touch the tablet yet and when you're sure that you found the stroke/line you want to go for, you just repeat the same movement without any hesitation with the pen actually touching the tablet this time.
There are more specific exersises for lineart, but I'm honestly too lazy to explain them and also too lazy to find good tutorials on it 💀
PS: Your art is pretty 💃
Bruh, it has been a year, but I didn't know that Surtr is created by this artist, Thank you
Omg ur voice is so calm!!❤❤
Like I know anything about light and how that effects the entire drawing. I love your art. I think you reached your goal, but definitely study light a lot more to see what is missing and what more you can do with it. I subscribed to watch your progress and learn alongside you. You inspired me to follow the same challenge. Keep improving!
I luv how u do the lineart
Watching the artwork’s development is super satisfying. Love your art! ❤
It's looks so beautiful
You did it very well, when I see the image I knew it was ASK art style (I didn't read the title).
There are things you could have copy from ASK that could have improve in even more (like the way he renders the hair, the scheme of colors or how he use the background to complement the drawing). But there are others that you did wonderfully like using the another color at the edge of the shadow, the style of the eyes, the same proportions of the face, the lines at the edge of the highlight, the acent colors.
Good job! The drawing is amazing.
It looks great! I think it looks similar to her style (of line art) and the art just looks lovely!
Tyyy!! ❤️
YoUr voice is so nice to listen to
as someone who is totally new to your channel or style of art, i think it'll be really cool to add your study vs how you would draw it in your own style! just to see how much you've challenged or how out of your comfort zone each study was :D
Awesome! It's breathtaking!
I think you did splendid! I really like the tiny bits of colors that adds a great effect on the overall illustration! and the lighting😍😍 Prefect!
I just loved how you used the color palette 💖
You did fantastically, the face reads so beeautifully! And your lightning is great as well!
I'M CRYING THE BACKGROUND GLITCH
Uhmmmm I love this idea! I've been working on developing my style and think this kind of study is fantastic. So excited to see others doing it (crediting of course!) - I love this type of play/practice, and it looks wonderful!
You cooked 🔥
Wow, your sketches look a lot cleaner than usual!
YOUR STYLES IS SO MUCH BEAUTIFUL
For super-clean line art, there's a trick to doing it with shape brushes in a vector art program like Illustrator. A bit tedious, but it gives exact control over line weighting over the length of the pen or brush stroke. Been ages since I messed with that technique, but it's definitely possible. (Not bad here, but it goes next-level for digital inking depending on the time put in.)
omg that loop was SMOOTH
This has to be one of my favourite drawings
Looks so good ❤️🔥
1st video of yours I'm seeing and I think imma watch the whole series
Since the video has been out for a bit and all 😅
definitely definitely blend some lines in specially on parts with highlights the same color as your midtone
GIRL YOU ATE THAT
Looks good! Do you have any advice on program tools to help blend colors?
I really love ASK's art so much, you did great! ❤
7 days and its better than what i could do in 5 years
She can already draw, this journey is more her learning the fundamentals of art and improving her objective understanding of drawing
This art got me feeling some type of way, so you are doing 2 things right.
I suggest looking for your Ask's interviews as well! In one interview or something of sort, she said she doesn't do lineart. It's baffling because looking at her works, it's like she does linearts but looking closely, you can see that her lines only appear at parts that need total separation (ex. subject from the background, hair's silhouette, etc). You'll observe too that she relies heavily on contrast and solid coloring
Hana's art have been improving my art style since i usually loved Kooleen's art more but i loved Hana's art style just as i started looking at her arts! But still have trouble drawing in my tablet since i got sick mostly because of depression and I've been in the hospital for a long time so i still have unstraight lines.
I love Hanacue!
You did great, I really liked seeing your process and style analysis! I like Joe you mentioned pulling back in certain areas in order to highlight the face, that’s a nice technique!
I love studying others line art. I absolutely adore Jacob Andrew's line art
Her 7 days is my whole art experience T__T
She can already draw, this journey is more her learning the fundamentals of art and improving her objective understanding of drawing
i love ASK's art. they're the only reason why in my mind that surtr is redeemable (aside from her s3)
Woahhhh!! She looks so pretty 🙏 and the colours 😋 yummy
That’s pretty good for DAY SEVEN
No its more of an art style study and she is “learning how to draw” in their style so she can improve her own style and drawings
You did so wonderfully on the hair and the thickness on the arms
You also made the clothes look very flowy and pretty with the lineart, there are some places that ended a bit sketchy, but hey it happens lol
I think you captured the overall flow of the lineart and that’s what matters! I hope it will be helpful to incorporate in future pieces for you as well. I hope you use this artist for inspiration in lighting too, that would be so cool to see! You got this!❤❤❤❤
Aaaa your art Soo pretty
This is so good !! LOVE THIS
I recognize the style immediately so you did great
I think you're doing wonderful job, keep like that! This draw is cute ^_^
Looks like a masterpeice
idk why but ur voice very very soft..
And here I am idolizing you 😭 I seriously don't get to time at all to continue my hobby
I am so inspired by your art, you got me back into practicing again and hopefully learn how to colour better
They should add a speedrun where people learn art in like 1day and draw like an expert
Its too good 😭😭😭😭I hope I can be has good as you someday in the future!!!!!!
U can!! ❤
i always wanted to draw like those incredible artists, but more recently i've been loving my style, and even if it still need a lot of improvement, i will still love it and will keep it
I abandonned the idea to draw like them because i like what i am doing and that makes me happy to have my own unique artstyle :)
how do people even have the patience for lineart like i literally can’t
The perfect drawing and loop
that part where the BG blinked at 240hz got me like 😵 😵💫
I rlly luv your style! Its so cute and unique! One day i be good at digital drawing just like you!
U got this!! ❤
You did really well!!
Ty!! ❤
It's a year-long journey to learn how to draw, but the plot twist is that you already can😂
Lineart looks really good btw