Music is usually what inspires me. I’ll be listening to the lyrics of the song and visualize it and somehow come up with a really cool concept, whether it’s art, a story, or something as small as a cool title for a Spotify playlist
I have to agree. Recording ideas and keeping screenshots and pictures of art that inspires is a great way to be able to be creative quickly. For a long time I was having ideas but just leaving them in my head and most of the time I would forget these ideas which is just depressing. But finally I started to record my ideas in the notes app on my phone for anything, illustrations, characters, stories, games, even companies. And now I always have some sort of story or something that I feel like I could be working on whenever I want to be create. Always record your ideas and make sure they are on some sort of cloud if you record them in a device.
If I leave any ideas in my head it just gets it all clogged up! I think it's because I'm trying to keep them in my memory. But, writing them down is way less effort and stressful! That's great! Glad someone agreed with my recommendation and also uses it :)
your process is really good but with me I have this problem I get frustrated and distracted real quick and because of this so many of my projects are left uncompleted which is more dipressing
Thanks :) I used to have this problem before I started a UA-cam channel. I fixed it by having to start and finish artworks on a schedule for my channel, otherwise I would feel like I would let my audience down. Also, just leaving your project on the top of your desk helps too :)
you have to sit down, grin about it, and just do it, people dont want to hear that but thats what you have to do, there is nothing wrong with that at all.
May all artists be blessed with authenticity and a non-judgemental place to create art. ❤️ May all inner artists are unleashed and all inner callings heard and answered. ❤️
I’m trying to get into pan pastel and I’m kinda stuck, I don’t know what to create but this video helped me out I’m sure, it gave me a few ideas for a few different angles of a drawing I’m thinking of
This helped a lot lol!!!!!!!!! i find it hard to create my own work though very hard because every thing has all ready been drawn or painted so hard for me to create my own.
No problem! I don't believe that - even if you draw a version of the Mona Lisa, it'll be YOUR version and rendition of the painting. There's a quote.. Great artists steal. Because even if you copy something from another artists you can't help but change it or do something different that makes it unique to you. Keep drawing and you'll start working out your own style that others will take inspiration from in the future :)
I personally don't have one but i'm doing a graphic design with illustration course at college and our creative process is kinda like this: research, looking for images and annotating them, what we like about them and what we don't like about them, this can be existing illustrations or photos or anything, you could make a moodboard as well to get going, then we go into visual planning where we do things like a mindmap or 2, lots of thumbnails to generate ideas, then you could proceed to experiment with the media, try lots of small, simple drawings or anything like that which could give you ideas for using media in certain ways etc, then we start working on a real illustration or a project where we make about 4 roughs, so a few more developed illustrations but not nececarily polished and finished, then we could either work from one of the developments or start a new one and make a final, polished illustration.
another tip, change the basis and traditional materials of work, for instance, just change the normal paper to something irregular like wood, plastic, canvas fabric and... , the results will be amazing
The combination of the two techniques that you now have as your own style is really cool. And it's always very interesting to see how the artist actually found his way to it. As for getting inspired, I always get ideas spontaneously. Sometimes while watching a movie. sometimes while looking at other artists' stuff... Anyway, this is a really cool video. I doubt the way that you described would work for everyone, but I take it as a possible inspiration for people on what to try to improve their creative process. I think that the goal of the video has been achieved :)
+Paul J Thanks for your great comment, Paul! :) You're exactly right, my way won't work for everyone but it's all about experimenting with new ways to find what works and doesn't work you you :) I'm really happy I got that message across in the video! Do all your drawings come from spontaneous ideas or do you also decide to try something when you see it? Thanks again for your comment, Paul, it was great to read!
Wow, thanks Steve! I'm glad this can help your students! Please let me know if there are any other topics or processes that would come in handy for your students. I'd love to see if I can possibly help more!
This video actually made me remember a poster in front of my office that inspires me to make something...but then I leave work and I forget. Just jotted the idea down. Thanks! :)
***** Hi Nick. Sorry for the late replay. I like to watch looooong videos with artists who create their art. I would like a mix between timelapse and realtime. You know from my videos that I like timelapse! I would love to see you do a full page tribal/doodle. Make a 30 + minute long video like your "Doodle/Zentangle" on your instagram. Perhaps also a video where you show your recording setup. NOT TO MENTION a art supplies collection video.
Thomas On Tube No problem Thomas, thanks for getting back to me! Also, thanks for the great video ideas! I'll be making them all in the next few months, probably leaving the 30+ minute video until last. I'm back studying and won't have enough time to tackle it until the end of the year :) I would really like to push my filming into new heights with that video in order to make it very entertaining too!
I am glad that you liked my ideas. I really look forward to more videos from you. good luck with your school work and remember to do great art to all of us on youtube!
I think my art skills are pretty decent, but I have trouble coming up with ideas, especially when it comes to landscapes. I go on Pinterest and I see everyone else’s great art and wanna almost copy it! Thanks!
Great video, cool to see your process. I guess mine is kind of similar, only less arrows. I've been watching other artists for years, especially those with walkthroughs and tutorials of their techniques. I spend a lot of time watching tutorials on UA-cam and Pinterest. Even for stuff I might never do, or that I'm not even interested in their art style, but I want to learn the techniques and materials and apply that knowledge. I make things that are uniquely me, maybe they have many ideas from other sources, but what I create will be its own style. I don't want to compare my art to millions of other artists who might be better than me, none of them are me, so they wouldn't make what I'd make anyways. So I would rather learn from those whose skills I admire and not expect myself to be them. That can be one of the greatest discouragements that block creativity. I thrive off of the community. Feedback and recognition of my accomplishments helps me strive to accomplish more. Recently, I participated in Inktober. Even though I wasn't able to keep up with an artwork every day, I was continually being creative, getting feedback and giving feedback to other artists. So, into November and I'm continuing to try to do something creative every day. Making lists. I need my 'Arty to do list' to keep me on track. I'm easily sidetracked by things (UA-cam) and might feel lost if I don't know what I'm 'supposed' to be working on. So, I make a list of several goals. Then I get to work on it. I'm drinking several teas, peppermint is a favorite, but often I am in a spicy mood and drinking something with cinnamon in it. Adequate lighting is important to me as well. And a window, sunlight! And keeping the art table somewhat clean and organized. I've finally gotten a computer to do art on and it really has improved my productivity. Since now, I draw/paint/etc then take pictures/scan, and then upload my files. Also, it means I am at my art desk every day, rather than sitting on the laptop glowering over at the mess of it whilst scrolling through Facebook endlessly. Lately I have been getting involved with Patreon and on Twitch.TV communities. All my social networks are filled with artists. I watch artist pages on FB, follow artists on Twitter, here, deviantART (of course). And even though I might not be creating something, socializing with those artists does influence creativity just like you said. I would love to go to a devMeet or somewhere to hang out with a bunch of artists, like an art colony! Thanks for making these videos, it is always entertaining to watch.
+Gillian Ivy Are you sure you don't want to include more arrows into your process? haha Yes, I agree. Sometimes looking at an artist who paints how you want to is slightly discouraging. For me, it's digital painters. I really want to learn how to paint like the professional digital artists - but it's discouraging to try and start from nowhere haha Cinnamon is really nice with warm milk! One of my tricks to getting to sleep quicker haha Which drinks do you have with cinnamon? That's so cool to have your own art desk! I really would like something like what you have. It's great to be able to separate the art stuff and the fun facebook and time wasting stuff! I would like to meet new artists, but haven't really heard of many devMeets in Australia. Have you ever been to one? No problem, thanks for watching, Gillian! :)
Never been to a devMeet, though I think there are a few deviants in my area. I joined a local group on dA, but don't think they've held anything. Most things would be out of our way, anyways. I have a few different teas with cinnamon as an ingredient. Did pick up some peppermint today. I like to have many different teas to choose from. Also, brewing a pot of coffee with a bit of cinnamon in the grinds is actually quite good. Well, my art desk is actually a crowded table in the corner of my bedroom with all my art supplies shoved into the closet... So, not ideal for creativity. Or for painting, since I try to avoid paint splatters everywhere. I really need a place that I can get messy. Having a monitor on my art table does make me more conscience about where bits go flying. I guess I try not to compare, but it is discouraging if you come across some masterful teenager and feel like you've wasted your life. ;D But instead, I try to compare myself to me. My own progression astounds me from where I was to now... And digital paint is such a challenge, since the tool doesn't feel right. I only got the hang of it in my last year or so of digital painting. And even so, I primarily use just one brush, at different sizes with varying opacity and flow. I'm like a digital finger painter!
Love the ideas, just a thought, you have excellent drawing skills, upgrade your watercolors to a professional artist quality watercolors instead of the student grade. Away with anemic colors with low pigment loads and step up to bold color in your work! No harm meant, good luck to you!
Thanks Merri! I haven't noticed too much of a difference between professional grade watercolors and student grade aside from the crippling cost ;) I would like to learn how to create more saturated colours though! Any advice on which set to buy?
I find an obscure reference to an ancient civilizations artifact, Like "the Sacred Egg of Heliopolis" Then I find ancient text with a reference to it, like Bryans Mythology Or the two Babylon's. Both have a crude drawing of the bronze statutes. After some research you can sketch out 4 thumbnail sketches, Break the egg on to the planet or just having it sitting there broken open on the surface. Then all of life can spring from the clear Egg white and all the rivers can become the Mesopotamian rivers & Plants
I Will try TALKING to myself WHY i like other People’s art and then trying to get some ideas to my character.... I havent tryied it out but i Will do a :) or :D when i have tryied it out
I want to see what I draw when I get high haha. BUT most of the time, I get original art by dazing in class and doodling then turn it into something cooler.
Do I have any animaters or drawers who are into Pokemon and would like to make a UA-cam video? I have a few visions, depending on your art. *If you animate and operate characters:* *1.* Geodude having a fistfight with Machop, Graveler in acrobatic combat with Hitmontop, Midnight Lycanroc doing martial arts with Lucario, Cranidos with Scraggy headbutting each other, and Regirock brutally fighting Urshifu, with touches of grappling. To give context, I think the five Rock Pokemon ought to be Fighting types too, so I wanted to see my theory onscreen. *2.* Kadabra and Braixen having a magical duel with the spoon and stick (respectively), until they evolve. Alakazam uses Alakazite to Mega Evolve, so now it's a wizard Pokemon dueling Delphox, a witch Pokemon *If you make comics:* *1.* Misty panickily running away from Bug Pokemon in an infested forest. Wherever she goes, a different Bug type is there. Here's what makes this interesting: this includes Vibrava and Lurantis, who aren't even Bug types, and yet are modeled after a dragonfly and mantis (respectively). Misty's _gotta_ be afraid of those bug-resembling Pokemon, even if they aren't Bug type. Also would like to see Escavalier in "hand-to-hand" combat with Beedrill, who Mega Evolves to continue the duel. *2.* A sequel to season one's _"The Punchy Pokemon,"_ in which Brock registered his Geodude for a Fighting Pokemon tournament. I can think of other non-Fighting Pokemon that should be allowed, like Greninja and Incineroar. This comic would feature martial arts in a ring. Please let me know if you're interested, and ask any questions you have.
Check out some of the phone cases I made here; studio.ua-cam.com/users/videoi1JqkaCeI0E/edit They can be purchased here; www.redbubble.com/people/myinnereyemike/portfolio/recent?asc=u
Thanks for the Only Chillstep idea, very handy. Good video, always so interesting to hear how other artists work through the art process. Just had a thought - check out PeterDraws on youtube, his pen line work is amazing and very inspirational.
+riteasrain You're welcome! It gets me through so many drawings without being bored out of my skin! Thanks for watching! And thank you for the link, I'll check him out :)
ZeFrank?! OK. thanks. Had to Cringe trough 1 minute and 55 seconds to maybe get the awenser I am looking for. Nex video, please cite your sources first.
Music is usually what inspires me. I’ll be listening to the lyrics of the song and visualize it and somehow come up with a really cool concept, whether it’s art, a story, or something as small as a cool title for a Spotify playlist
That's pretty cool! There's a lot of inspiration with so much music out there!
I have to agree. Recording ideas and keeping screenshots and pictures of art that inspires is a great way to be able to be creative quickly. For a long time I was having ideas but just leaving them in my head and most of the time I would forget these ideas which is just depressing. But finally I started to record my ideas in the notes app on my phone for anything, illustrations, characters, stories, games, even companies. And now I always have some sort of story or something that I feel like I could be working on whenever I want to be create. Always record your ideas and make sure they are on some sort of cloud if you record them in a device.
If I leave any ideas in my head it just gets it all clogged up! I think it's because I'm trying to keep them in my memory. But, writing them down is way less effort and stressful! That's great! Glad someone agreed with my recommendation and also uses it :)
Here 2024.yourart 9 years ago so good bet your great now I'm a beginner painter .what u said has help me find creative ideas thank u so much .😀
Super useful and inspirational vide
Thanks!
your process is really good but with me I have this problem I get frustrated and distracted real quick and because of this so many of my projects are left uncompleted which is more dipressing
Thanks :) I used to have this problem before I started a UA-cam channel. I fixed it by having to start and finish artworks on a schedule for my channel, otherwise I would feel like I would let my audience down. Also, just leaving your project on the top of your desk helps too :)
a.d.h.d. is a b******
I LOVE FRENCH KISSING the FEMALE ANUS
ImportAutumn I leave on the desk too, hoping this will work.
you have to sit down, grin about it, and just do it, people dont want to hear that but thats what you have to do, there is nothing wrong with that at all.
Hah laughed when you took that arrowed paper "ok lets look at it again" XD
Haha glad someone liked that randomness :)
Gosh, thank you!!! I've been trying to figure out how to come up with my own original ideas and you helped me! Thank you again for this video!
No problem! Good luck :)
May all artists be blessed with authenticity and a non-judgemental place to create art. ❤️
May all inner artists are unleashed and all inner callings heard and answered. ❤️
thanks for the creative ideas and the advices about ficussing!!
My pleasure! Glad you got some ideas :)
I’m trying to get into pan pastel and I’m kinda stuck, I don’t know what to create but this video helped me out I’m sure, it gave me a few ideas for a few different angles of a drawing I’m thinking of
Awesome to hear, hope it goes well with the pastels 👍
Wow this is such a cool video, seemed like it was posted last year 😂
Thanks! Glad to see my circa-2017 editing still holds up lol
you don't know how much you have helped me. this is the perfect video. thank you so so so much!!!
Thanks! I'm glad I could help 👍
This helped a lot lol!!!!!!!!! i find it hard to create my own work though very hard because every thing has all ready been drawn or painted so hard for me to create my own.
No problem! I don't believe that - even if you draw a version of the Mona Lisa, it'll be YOUR version and rendition of the painting. There's a quote.. Great artists steal. Because even if you copy something from another artists you can't help but change it or do something different that makes it unique to you. Keep drawing and you'll start working out your own style that others will take inspiration from in the future :)
Dude i love your style it's simple but at the same time it's complicated! It's just amazing 😮
Thanks! I think it reflects life itself at times :P
thank you so much! i already found my stile, but I always had problems coming up with ideas. the video was funny, and interesting to watch!
It's idea's o'clock and it's raining down with inspiration! haha thanks!
I personally don't have one but i'm doing a graphic design with illustration course at college and our creative process is kinda like this: research, looking for images and annotating them, what we like about them and what we don't like about them, this can be existing illustrations or photos or anything, you could make a moodboard as well to get going, then we go into visual planning where we do things like a mindmap or 2, lots of thumbnails to generate ideas, then you could proceed to experiment with the media, try lots of small, simple drawings or anything like that which could give you ideas for using media in certain ways etc, then we start working on a real illustration or a project where we make about 4 roughs, so a few more developed illustrations but not nececarily polished and finished, then we could either work from one of the developments or start a new one and make a final, polished illustration.
Sounds like a solid creative process :) Mine has changed a little since this video
before i even heard the advice, i like the video because this man is hilarious
another tip, change the basis and traditional materials of work, for instance, just change the normal paper to something irregular like wood, plastic, canvas fabric and... , the results will be amazing
Such an awesome video. So helpful too. Thanks a million. Love your artwork too.
Thanks, I'm glad it helped! 👌
Like the video, and you have a good sense of humour. Thanks for the ideas. Cheers!
Thanks! Glad it helped! :)
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How funny is it when you talked about a magical idea hitting you while walking a magical idea came in my head lol
The combination of the two techniques that you now have as your own style is really cool. And it's always very interesting to see how the artist actually found his way to it.
As for getting inspired, I always get ideas spontaneously. Sometimes while watching a movie. sometimes while looking at other artists' stuff...
Anyway, this is a really cool video. I doubt the way that you described would work for everyone, but I take it as a possible inspiration for people on what to try to improve their creative process. I think that the goal of the video has been achieved :)
+Paul J Thanks for your great comment, Paul! :)
You're exactly right, my way won't work for everyone but it's all about experimenting with new ways to find what works and doesn't work you you :) I'm really happy I got that message across in the video!
Do all your drawings come from spontaneous ideas or do you also decide to try something when you see it?
Thanks again for your comment, Paul, it was great to read!
Just found your channel! Thank you for this!
You're welcome ☺️
Really useful, thanks for this.
Thank you
You have no idea how much this has helped
I'm glad! Did you have an assignment or project that needed finishing asap?
@@AShowAboutArt no but I have had no ideas of what to draw or paint for a little over a month
Nice video- as a high school art teacher this will be very helpful for my students- thanks for breaking it down and sharing
Wow, thanks Steve! I'm glad this can help your students! Please let me know if there are any other topics or processes that would come in handy for your students. I'd love to see if I can possibly help more!
This video actually made me remember a poster in front of my office that inspires me to make something...but then I leave work and I forget. Just jotted the idea down. Thanks! :)
No worries! Hope whatever it is you plan on creating turns out great! :)
love this video
Thanks!
this dude's editing is next level
;)
This is great information. Thank you. Do you sell your drawings?
Really helpful, 😊 for some reason I found the video ,funny and interesting to watch ,haha. Thank you
Oh love your work too! It's very unique!! That's the whole idea,right??!!!
Thanks! Yep! Unique, but not too unique :')
Loveee it
Thanks!
Hi Nick. You have again made a great video. I can see that our way of working is very similar. Make more videos like this.
Thomas On Tube Thanks Thomas! I wish I could think of another topic to talk about! Any suggestions? :)
***** Hi Nick. Sorry for the late replay. I like to watch looooong videos with artists who create their art. I would like a mix between timelapse and realtime. You know from my videos that I like timelapse!
I would love to see you do a full page tribal/doodle. Make a 30 + minute long video like your "Doodle/Zentangle" on your instagram. Perhaps also a video where you show your recording setup. NOT TO MENTION a art supplies collection video.
Thomas On Tube No problem Thomas, thanks for getting back to me! Also, thanks for the great video ideas! I'll be making them all in the next few months, probably leaving the 30+ minute video until last. I'm back studying and won't have enough time to tackle it until the end of the year :) I would really like to push my filming into new heights with that video in order to make it very entertaining too!
I am glad that you liked my ideas. I really look forward to more videos from you. good luck with your school work and remember to do great art to all of us on youtube!
Thanks Thomas! Will do! :)
I've been feeling that way. This is very helpful.
Milyusia Arts I'm really happy that the video helps you! :) I like your speed-drawing channel by the way! :)
***** Thanks! Saw your comment on DA too!
How you got such a nice place!?? 👍👍
So good, thank you for this, you covered so many of my past struggles!
No problem! :)
Your smile is so perfect.
Thanks for making my week ;)
ImportAutumn no problem ;)
Great video!
The first minute or so of this video is the biggest fucking read of the century. I felt so freaking attacked LOL
Haha sorry about that XD
Fantastic!
Thanks, these tips helped a lot!
Pleasure! :)
This was helpful, thanks!
My pleasure, thanks for watching!
Great Artwork
This was great!
Thanks Heather - keep it real!
I think my art skills are pretty decent, but I have trouble coming up with ideas, especially when it comes to landscapes. I go on Pinterest and I see everyone else’s great art and wanna almost copy it! Thanks!
There is nothing won't with learning to paint by copying others work 🙂 In the process, you will find your own style!
Great video, cool to see your process. I guess mine is kind of similar, only less arrows. I've been watching other artists for years, especially those with walkthroughs and tutorials of their techniques. I spend a lot of time watching tutorials on UA-cam and Pinterest. Even for stuff I might never do, or that I'm not even interested in their art style, but I want to learn the techniques and materials and apply that knowledge.
I make things that are uniquely me, maybe they have many ideas from other sources, but what I create will be its own style. I don't want to compare my art to millions of other artists who might be better than me, none of them are me, so they wouldn't make what I'd make anyways. So I would rather learn from those whose skills I admire and not expect myself to be them. That can be one of the greatest discouragements that block creativity.
I thrive off of the community. Feedback and recognition of my accomplishments helps me strive to accomplish more. Recently, I participated in Inktober. Even though I wasn't able to keep up with an artwork every day, I was continually being creative, getting feedback and giving feedback to other artists. So, into November and I'm continuing to try to do something creative every day.
Making lists. I need my 'Arty to do list' to keep me on track. I'm easily sidetracked by things (UA-cam) and might feel lost if I don't know what I'm 'supposed' to be working on. So, I make a list of several goals. Then I get to work on it. I'm drinking several teas, peppermint is a favorite, but often I am in a spicy mood and drinking something with cinnamon in it. Adequate lighting is important to me as well. And a window, sunlight! And keeping the art table somewhat clean and organized. I've finally gotten a computer to do art on and it really has improved my productivity. Since now, I draw/paint/etc then take pictures/scan, and then upload my files. Also, it means I am at my art desk every day, rather than sitting on the laptop glowering over at the mess of it whilst scrolling through Facebook endlessly.
Lately I have been getting involved with Patreon and on Twitch.TV communities. All my social networks are filled with artists. I watch artist pages on FB, follow artists on Twitter, here, deviantART (of course). And even though I might not be creating something, socializing with those artists does influence creativity just like you said. I would love to go to a devMeet or somewhere to hang out with a bunch of artists, like an art colony! Thanks for making these videos, it is always entertaining to watch.
+Gillian Ivy Are you sure you don't want to include more arrows into your process? haha Yes, I agree. Sometimes looking at an artist who paints how you want to is slightly discouraging. For me, it's digital painters. I really want to learn how to paint like the professional digital artists - but it's discouraging to try and start from nowhere haha
Cinnamon is really nice with warm milk! One of my tricks to getting to sleep quicker haha Which drinks do you have with cinnamon? That's so cool to have your own art desk! I really would like something like what you have. It's great to be able to separate the art stuff and the fun facebook and time wasting stuff!
I would like to meet new artists, but haven't really heard of many devMeets in Australia. Have you ever been to one? No problem, thanks for watching, Gillian! :)
Never been to a devMeet, though I think there are a few deviants in my area. I joined a local group on dA, but don't think they've held anything. Most things would be out of our way, anyways.
I have a few different teas with cinnamon as an ingredient. Did pick up some peppermint today. I like to have many different teas to choose from. Also, brewing a pot of coffee with a bit of cinnamon in the grinds is actually quite good.
Well, my art desk is actually a crowded table in the corner of my bedroom with all my art supplies shoved into the closet... So, not ideal for creativity. Or for painting, since I try to avoid paint splatters everywhere. I really need a place that I can get messy. Having a monitor on my art table does make me more conscience about where bits go flying.
I guess I try not to compare, but it is discouraging if you come across some masterful teenager and feel like you've wasted your life. ;D But instead, I try to compare myself to me. My own progression astounds me from where I was to now... And digital paint is such a challenge, since the tool doesn't feel right. I only got the hang of it in my last year or so of digital painting. And even so, I primarily use just one brush, at different sizes with varying opacity and flow. I'm like a digital finger painter!
This was super super super helpful
Great to hear :)
I love that edit of you randomly punching a bird😂
Gotta defend yourself at all times 🦅
I had 3 months to do an art project for school and now I have 2weeks left and now I’m going crazy cuz I changed the project 7-9times
Good luck!
thank you for this video! I needed it! #godbless
You're welcome Kevin! Glad I could help you out :)
Love the ideas, just a thought, you have excellent drawing skills, upgrade your watercolors to a professional artist quality watercolors instead of the student grade. Away with anemic colors with low pigment loads and step up to bold color in your work! No harm meant, good luck to you!
Thanks Merri! I haven't noticed too much of a difference between professional grade watercolors and student grade aside from the crippling cost ;) I would like to learn how to create more saturated colours though! Any advice on which set to buy?
Awesome video man :)
Sam Pitts Thanks Sam! :)
Many thanks
So helpful thank you
No problem!
Do yoy have any ideas for a prompt "drawn to explore" and about space
How about you draw a picture of space looking out from the window of a spaceship?
Thanks for taking the time out to create this video - love the comic relief parts lol - the advice helps a lot though
Thanks for the feedback! Really appreciate it! Please let me know if you'd like any other art related tips!
I find an obscure reference to an ancient civilizations artifact, Like "the Sacred Egg of Heliopolis" Then I find ancient text with a reference to it, like Bryans Mythology Or the two Babylon's. Both have a crude drawing of the bronze statutes. After some research you can sketch out 4 thumbnail sketches, Break the egg on to the planet or just having it sitting there broken open on the surface. Then all of life can spring from the clear Egg white and all the rivers can become the Mesopotamian rivers & Plants
I'm impressed, and I don't really know how to express my impressiveness-ism. Sounds pretty awesome! :)
I Will try TALKING to myself WHY i like other People’s art and then trying to get some ideas to my character.... I havent tryied it out but i Will do a :) or :D when i have tryied it out
Good luck :)
Good one
Cheers :)
Are you by chance a New Zealander or Australian? Helpful vid btww ⚡😌
Yep, Aussie :)
Thank you!
No probs!
I want to see what I draw when I get high haha. BUT most of the time, I get original art by dazing in class and doodling then turn it into something cooler.
Do I have any animaters or drawers who are into Pokemon and would like to make a UA-cam video? I have a few visions, depending on your art.
*If you animate and operate characters:*
*1.* Geodude having a fistfight with Machop, Graveler in acrobatic combat with Hitmontop, Midnight Lycanroc doing martial arts with Lucario, Cranidos with Scraggy headbutting each other, and Regirock brutally fighting Urshifu, with touches of grappling. To give context, I think the five
Rock Pokemon ought to be Fighting types too, so I wanted to see my theory onscreen.
*2.* Kadabra and Braixen having a magical duel with the spoon and stick (respectively), until they evolve. Alakazam uses Alakazite to Mega Evolve, so now it's a wizard Pokemon dueling Delphox, a witch Pokemon
*If you make comics:*
*1.* Misty panickily running away from Bug Pokemon in an infested forest. Wherever she goes, a different Bug type is there. Here's what makes this interesting: this includes Vibrava and Lurantis, who aren't even Bug types, and yet are modeled after a dragonfly and mantis (respectively). Misty's _gotta_ be afraid of those bug-resembling Pokemon, even if they aren't Bug type. Also would like to see Escavalier in "hand-to-hand" combat with Beedrill, who Mega Evolves to continue the duel.
*2.* A sequel to season one's _"The Punchy Pokemon,"_ in which Brock registered his Geodude for a Fighting Pokemon tournament. I can think of other non-Fighting Pokemon that should be allowed, like Greninja and Incineroar. This comic would feature martial arts in a ring.
Please let me know if you're interested, and ask any questions you have.
Wish you still made videos ☹️
Thanks, I am hoping to start making videos again in the future 👍
You’re cute ❤️
I was hoping someone would notice XD
you like art and cars ... where have you been my hole life, why aren't we friends lol
Glad you also like my cross-niche references :)
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mighty car mods :D
incredible video! g(old)
Thanks! :)
Thanks for the Only Chillstep idea, very handy.
Good video, always so interesting to hear how other artists work through the art process.
Just had a thought - check out PeterDraws on youtube, his pen line work is amazing and very inspirational.
+riteasrain You're welcome! It gets me through so many drawings without being bored out of my skin!
Thanks for watching! And thank you for the link, I'll check him out :)
+ImportAutumn No worries. Thanks for the reply. Always nice to find a fellow-Aussie on youtube :)
+riteasrain There's not many Aussie artists on UA-cam at least! haha
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Nice one! :)
@@AShowAboutArt lol
0:29 lmao
are you hairy potter?
Yes, can confirm every young caucasian man is harry potter ;)
Roll a blunt
ZeFrank?! OK. thanks.
Had to Cringe trough 1 minute and 55 seconds to maybe get the awenser I am looking for. Nex video, please cite your sources first.