yeah !! pressure sensitivity isnt a big deal in my book. i have a stylus but it doesnt process pressure so it doesnt have pressure sensitivity and you’re still creating art regardless of if you do or dont have that. it also doesnt matter what device youre on ❤
Okay am I the only one that doesnt like pressure sensitivity? I hate how I have to be consistent with the pressure for a line, and I tend to be heavy handed, so my lines are rlly thick. I wish I could just pick the thickness of line I want and call it good.
@@Thepresident498I mean people can turn it off. Secondly working with pressure is definitely a skill that is learned over time. There are pens that have rubber or brush nibs that are great for learning pressure, plus one can adjust their settings. It might be hard at first, bit stick with it and you will get it, but if you don't those skills will never develope as art is all about honing those skills and nothing is instant gratification.
i mean i started to draw digitally on my iphone 4 at the time using my finger. worked out fine 🕺it takes some getting used to the precision of your finger on the screen but it'll feel natural eventually.
@@MelanieMartine_zfan oof I think I tried drawing with one of those and it was even harder than using the finger. I do have a drawing monitor now so I'm all good 😎👌
I actually learned to draw on my phone and over a little bit of time became pretty good at digital art. Though I've moved to traditional now, I learned quite a bit of things that still help me
Sir you are disrespecting the amount of work and effort this person and others put into their works by passing it off as some "random innate abilitiy that not everyone has". Please switch that bullshit word with "skill" or "effort" More people honestly shouldn't use the word "talent" when describing drawing skills
@@thatoneguy9857 While skill and effort are crucial components of artistic success, talent cannot be denied or silenced. It is an inherent quality that some individuals possess, and by acknowledging its role in artistic pursuits, we can foster a more inclusive and appreciative environment for all artists. :)
yeah lol sometimes i have the motivation but idk what to draw, i can't organize all the ideas i have, sometimes when i'm in the middle of coloring i think that i want to draw a different one so like i restart but then lost motivation so uhm yeah i hate digital drawing lol
@@CARMENRodriguez-ch7sd It does...i got it some time ago and it was kind of annoying because I want to draw but don't have the motivation to draw...Anyways i got pass it and my drawings are back to normal and even better🤗
What if they like to draw beautiful things? While I agree I really feel like this kinda discourages artists from seeking to be 'better' by developing their skills.
@@theperfectidio1 i wrote this for beginners who feels demotivated for their art skill because in starting I also feel demotivated for my art skills whenever I try to draw semi realistic portrait but now I make beginners friendly landscape artwork and now I feel happy whenever I complete a new artwork I am also practicing semi realism because I also want to learn it 😊 I know it will take time and practice because art is not a overnight talent
based in the context of the video I will also (not being a yes, buutt...statement, rather adding on) say, limitations also doesn’t mean your art will be worse than it could be, those limitations will help you learn to adapt to unfamiliar things and situations so that, even if you are limited, you can make something that you're proud of, which does take time and practice, but if you're starting with just your phone and some thoughts, it'll go a lot further when you do get into better materials as your art gets better if you start with great materials and end with them, you'll know how to work with one thing, but if you start small and work your way up, now you're learning how to make art out of something unfamiliar and new, which is also sort of thrilling but the main things with art are, have fun, be creative, and do whatever tf you want because it's YOUR art, no one else's ♡♡♡
@@AJC.123 yes you are completely right but some beginners who are interested in digital art can not afford to buy a better material even a stylus so starting with their smartphone is a good option for them. I also draw on Android smartphone with a stylus(handmade lol 😂) It is little bit difficult for me in starting but now I became familiar to it.
@@Createrzart I agree, I'm talking about as time goes on, seeing as some artists make it a hobby and they're able to hopefully earn money and get new supplies, and also artists who make it into their career who then get to either explore materials for their job, or use their job's supplies, or having time at home separate to find new ones, even if it's watercolors from dollar tree and a sanded down poster board, there are still materials to explore as you grow as an artist And I imagine if we are talking about someone who has access to a phone, we're probably also talking about someone with enough income for at least the bare minimum, so even then, exploring different apps and things like that
honestly i envy those who draw so perfectly on a tablet + pen, i personally draw on my phone with my finger and can't seem to adapt well to anything else and its been this way for years 💀 im probably doomed LOL
Ey I’m in the same boat I can draw great on a phonescreen but everything else is extremely hard to adjust to XD I like using a phone, I call it fancy fingerpainting
I once tought that I’ll be a an amazing artist if I had a tablet. But now I alr have one and doesn’t seem to have any improvement makes me think that it doesn’t matter the device u use either finger or pen, pressure or no pressure sensitivity, all of it doesn’t instantly changes your ability. What’s the result on the phone will be the same on tablet even with the best tablet out there
Short answer: You then don't need to go digital. If you have a phone, just get paper and draw traditionally. Then if you take a picture of it and edit it around a bit it looks surprisingly digital. That's how I started commissions before I could buy a tablet so method works
Thanks, I don't have money to buy paints. So digital art is the way to paint, but I don't have a big screen and I reallly get frustrated because I only have small screen (Phone) and can't draw with my arm freely.
You can be a digital artist with the bare minimum, same for traditional, it's not the tools that make the art, it's the artist, it's YOU, you can do it
I was a digital artist back in 2006 using a mouse and photoshop 7.0, I did it without having access to the tools of today so you definitely can do it. Doesn't matter the tools you have, you can make things happen as long as you're willing to find a way.
Totally agree with you. I have all the equipment now even though I started traditionally, and sometimes I just don't want to bother connecting my tablet for some tweaks and finalize it by using simple vectoral silhouttes etc I create with the mouse.
I've been doing digital art for about 2-3 years and all throughout this journey I've only got my phone and my fingers. Up until now, I'm still drawing with my fingers but I must say, I definitely have what it takes. The skill is there
i tend to mix both, draw traditional and trace on my phone. its way harder to draw an entire masterpiece on such a small area than it is to just trace and add colour or detail
Honestly doing digital art with my finger isn’t so bad. Even though my iPad does get messier and has more marks on it because of me smudging my finger- 😃 it’s just like a stylus without the uhm pencil
As someone who’s been in digital art for the past 4 years, I started learning digital using an iPhone 6s. I was broke af and couldn’t afford an iPhone at the time, and the only app that it could handle was Ibis Paint X. but it taught me digital art from the bottom of the barrel up. And I learned how to put together some pretty decent digital art pieces, and now today I use an IPad Pro. Do I recommend using a phone to start digital art? No. But if I was able to put decent art pieces together on a small phone, then with todays phones, you should have no problem. If it weren’t for my iPhone 6s, I wouldn’t be the artist I am today.
For anyone else wondering, you definitely can! I'd say that the bare minimum you need for digital art is a digital screen (like a phone), the rest is optional. I do plan on moving to a pc with a tablet cuz it'd be faster for me, but I've been drawing with a phone and finger for years and it works perfectly fine. Don't be discouraged just because you don't have a huge tablet and 2 computer screens like professionals do.
Mi cel no tiene sensibilidad de la presión, así que al usar Ibis Paint, debo ir regulando la opacidad y el tamaño del pincel para ir dando color al dibujo, encima uso los dedos xdd al comienzo se me hacía difícil, compre un lápiz de gomita pero no tiene la misma precisión que los dedos, así que lo que más me da pereza es lo del tema tamaño del pincel y opacidad constantes. :') es lo que pasa cuando no tienes plata suficiente pero al menos soy afortunada de poder dibujar en celular :'D
Yes, of course! After analog art, I started out with using Medibang Paint and IbisPaint on the phone and using only my fingers to draw. Pretty challenging, but you get used to it after a while. I finally get to use a laptop and a tablet now!
I started digital art back when the drawing program I use now did NOT have pressure sensitivity. Back then I didn’t find it made any difference, now that I use pressure sensitivity I will never be the same again lol can’t go back
I did do that for a while, and then I got an iPad and I have no idea how I did it on my phone. My art has improved SOOOO much with an iPad, but I did learn a lot of tips and tricks through my phone. It was fun!
Wow that amazing to me! Really showing it not the tool but its the artist that makes the work. I don't like drawing on my phone it so tiny and narrow I endup draw so but and have to resize stuff and gets very squishedlooking.mcuh easier on tablets/iPad because they feel like normal paper sizes and the thinner phone sized format
I do the same thing lol, I use my phone, that phone is about 8 yrs old now, but it's all I had, I've been able to make lots of artworks in it but it's pretty much lagging so hopefully if I have the money I want to buy a tablet too, I really want to experience what it's like drawing in that would be, it seems enjoyable.
As someone who draws digitally off their phone and is able to get super accurate stuff (not tooting my own horn, I just mean I can genuinely say I’m happy with my results) I’d say yes!! Don’t let a lack of ipad hold you back!
I enjoy using the mobile Clip Studio Paint. I mainly use it for rough sketches and then touch it up on my computer. But, if I only have my phone I will do complete works it’s really handy
I knew people who drew with mouses forget stylus thats a whole other level. If one uses mouse on an OG paint software in microsoft (prior to the existence of them adding layers) you were an artist GOD! People forget before tablets we had mice and that aside programs like photoshop didn't always exist. Some people only worked traditionally and would edit from there. I have so much respect for OG digital artists!
Ha, when I was a kid, I started off drawing with my ps vita on an app called Colors. I was finally able to get a cheap drawing tablet in highschool (a Wacom intuos I think?), then got a nice XP Pen Artist 15.6 with my first check in senior year. To anyone starting out, do the best with what you have, and if it's something you truly enjoy, you can move up slowly over time. Wishing everyone the best of luck!
To me this is the equivalent of someone using a mouse to draw and if this is how you do art your built different cuz I was so frustrated doing art on such a small screen! Keep going you crazy kids!!!
Yep! I've been saving up lately so I can get a drawing tablet and a csp subscription, so I can make art the way I want to, but as of right now, I've been doing digital on only phone for five or six years now on only Ibis Paint X, since it's free and easy. I don't use stylis, so pressure stuff is out the window. Still easy and enjoyable, just takes longer for me with such a small screen.
As someone who draws on phone with their fingers often, it’s just so bizarre seeing people act so surprised when people draw without a tablet. I used to have a phone without pressure sensitivity and I was fine, my friend has a phone without pressure sensitivity and their linework is amazing. We’re adapting to all we have available, of course it’s gonna come easily to us. I find drawing on phone much easier than using one of those cheap non-screen tablets personally.
I used to make little animated GIFs by opening a basic notes app, drawing at the top of the file scrolled all the way up to keep the orientation, and screenshotting stuff. No layers, opacity, pen pressure, or distinction between the stylus and my hand, so I couldn't rest it, and every "undo" required me to first tap a 3 Dot icon to open a table of options. And if I inserted a screenshot for reference, it was slightly too small and I'd have to make my strokes quick, because resting my hand would cue a cancel cause it would think I was trying to do something to the picture. Now I finally got a tablet and procreate but I don't think it would've been worth it if I didn't go through the original hell and learn a good bit along the way, maintaining my interest. And now they're going to release the animation specific version in like a month so I should be over the moon then. Moral of the story, if you want to do something but you could technically be doing it in a better way later, there's some argument to be made about practicality and putting effort where it matters most, but if you really want it, do what you can in the moment, and trust that you'll get there eventually. And much like how a cat with a bell learns to be stealthier, trust that adversity can make you better at, or at least comparitively comfortable with your own stuff when you finally get the flow
It's Clip Studio Paint for mobile!
Thank you!
Eu n achei
THAT EXISTS??
Thank u I never knew
Where did you get the pencil to draw
It's possible to be a digital artist no matter what you have, art doesn't have to be complicated, just something you enjoy making.
app
Which app is this
@@Xmarty_boy01 medibang paint
no its not possible with a phone like mine.Its 10 y.o. lmao😭😭😭
True. I only use a small notebook and a regular writing pen. I was surprised that I was able to make such cool shading💙
you can make art with everything, it doesn't matter what you have
Yup, thats how I got my skills from drawing on ibis with just a finger and somewhat drawing with a mouse
Yep and I'M EARLY
@@RynigiriI honestly applaud you for being able to draw with a mouse, that seem hard...
I can confirm! I started by doodling on classwork, and now I started experimenting with watercolor paints.
@@Yumeira It's easier when it has the option to move slowly
Yall make it look so easy 😅
Fr
Gotta work hard, to make it look easy😭
Fr 😭✋
You don't find the art style. Art style finds you.
What about you create your own art style?
@@Autismo24that's what they said...
True
@@dani-4ever take me 5 sec to get the sentence....
Then the art style is on a missing person search, because it still didn’t find me
yeah !! pressure sensitivity isnt a big deal in my book. i have a stylus but it doesnt process pressure so it doesnt have pressure sensitivity and you’re still creating art regardless of if you do or dont have that. it also doesnt matter what device youre on ❤
I don't even know what pressure sensibility is xd
Sensei teach me plz
Okay am I the only one that doesnt like pressure sensitivity? I hate how I have to be consistent with the pressure for a line, and I tend to be heavy handed, so my lines are rlly thick. I wish I could just pick the thickness of line I want and call it good.
fr and it usually adds more thickness than an actual pen would so not much point@@Thepresident498
@@Thepresident498I mean people can turn it off. Secondly working with pressure is definitely a skill that is learned over time. There are pens that have rubber or brush nibs that are great for learning pressure, plus one can adjust their settings.
It might be hard at first, bit stick with it and you will get it, but if you don't those skills will never develope as art is all about honing those skills and nothing is instant gratification.
literally me as a finger artist with Ibispaint:
Me 💀 but even the people on IbisPaint seem to know how to work all those tools better than me
@@kaeyasimp7028 oof
Same
Same
Same lol
i mean i started to draw digitally on my iphone 4 at the time using my finger. worked out fine 🕺it takes some getting used to the precision of your finger on the screen but it'll feel natural eventually.
If you ever get a digital pencil warning don’t get the ones with rubber it’s annoying and it falls off 😭
What’s this apps name?
@@MelanieMartine_zfan oof I think I tried drawing with one of those and it was even harder than using the finger. I do have a drawing monitor now so I'm all good 😎👌
@@Idk-what-to-put-here-2229 I used Ibis Paint back then.
@@crudaka4551 or it could be clip studio
I actually learned to draw on my phone and over a little bit of time became pretty good at digital art. Though I've moved to traditional now, I learned quite a bit of things that still help me
When I first saw the title I was like:
"Then what do you think am I? A ghost?"
Lol same 😂
Samee 😭😂
same
Lol us
@@laketoya44 hehehe we are really talented that people think we are not real hehehe
Talent can't be denied or silenced no matter what the medium of expression is.
That’s so poetic
You mean skill?
Sir you are disrespecting the amount of work and effort this person and others put into their works by passing it off as some "random innate abilitiy that not everyone has".
Please switch that bullshit word with "skill" or "effort"
More people honestly shouldn't use the word "talent" when describing drawing skills
@@thatoneguy9857 While skill and effort are crucial components of artistic success, talent cannot be denied or silenced. It is an inherent quality that some individuals possess, and by acknowledging its role in artistic pursuits, we can foster a more inclusive and appreciative environment for all artists. :)
@@reynaq9999 I actually do believe in that, but I suppose ignorantly passing it off as just "talent" irks me I guess
The detail in your work is amazing. Keep up the fantastic job
yes, you can, the only who stopping you is art block
yeah lol sometimes i have the motivation but idk what to draw, i can't organize all the ideas i have, sometimes when i'm in the middle of coloring i think that i want to draw a different one so like i restart but then lost motivation so uhm yeah i hate digital drawing lol
Art block doesn't exist
@@CARMENRodriguez-ch7sd It does...i got it some time ago and it was kind of annoying because I want to draw but don't have the motivation to draw...Anyways i got pass it and my drawings are back to normal and even better🤗
@@miyuriachan183 mhm i still have art block lmao but congrats though i would like to see your art!
@@CARMENRodriguez-ch7sd art block is literally just lost motivation the hell do you mean it doesn't exist 😭
Artist who use a phone and draw with their fingers gang
That's me
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yes that’s mEEEEE
Im using a small phone using my own hand and im a digital artist, it doesn't matter on what u have as long as you Create an art your an artist 😊💜
I draw with my finger on phone, it works great! I've used my phone for digital drawings for like 5 years.. so I guess I've gotten used to it 😅
Same!
Nah bro same
Same here!
same🥲👍
Its actually quite easy and I always got used to it
As a person who does digital art on a phone, yes it is.
Sensei teach me too
Which app you use?
@@Im_better__ø IbisPaint X
Same
I use my finger on an android phone to make my art
same (ibxpaint)
People seem to forget the glorious art that was made when even screens did not exist
art doesn't need to be beautiful or better than others
art is something which you like to draw no matter how other see it
What if they like to draw beautiful things?
While I agree I really feel like this kinda discourages artists from seeking to be 'better' by developing their skills.
@@theperfectidio1 i wrote this for beginners who feels demotivated for their art skill
because in starting I also feel demotivated for my art skills whenever I try to draw semi realistic portrait but now I make beginners friendly landscape artwork and now I feel happy whenever I complete a new artwork
I am also practicing semi realism because I also want to learn it 😊
I know it will take time and practice because art is not a overnight talent
based in the context of the video I will also (not being a yes, buutt...statement, rather adding on) say,
limitations also doesn’t mean your art will be worse than it could be, those limitations will help you learn to adapt to unfamiliar things and situations so that, even if you are limited, you can make something that you're proud of, which does take time and practice, but if you're starting with just your phone and some thoughts, it'll go a lot further when you do get into better materials as your art gets better
if you start with great materials and end with them, you'll know how to work with one thing, but if you start small and work your way up, now you're learning how to make art out of something unfamiliar and new, which is also sort of thrilling
but the main things with art are, have fun, be creative, and do whatever tf you want because it's YOUR art, no one else's ♡♡♡
@@AJC.123 yes you are completely right but some beginners who are interested in digital art can not afford to buy a better material even a stylus so starting with their smartphone is a good option for them.
I also draw on Android smartphone with a stylus(handmade lol 😂)
It is little bit difficult for me in starting but now I became familiar to it.
@@Createrzart I agree, I'm talking about as time goes on, seeing as some artists make it a hobby and they're able to hopefully earn money and get new supplies, and also artists who make it into their career who then get to either explore materials for their job, or use their job's supplies, or having time at home separate to find new ones, even if it's watercolors from dollar tree and a sanded down poster board, there are still materials to explore as you grow as an artist
And I imagine if we are talking about someone who has access to a phone, we're probably also talking about someone with enough income for at least the bare minimum, so even then, exploring different apps and things like that
No matter the tools, art will always be art if you put in the work
this is so amazing I’m crying my wig literally ascended to heaven
honestly i envy those who draw so perfectly on a tablet + pen, i personally draw on my phone with my finger and can't seem to adapt well to anything else and its been this way for years 💀 im probably doomed LOL
Don't give up! You got this!
I draw on my phone with a cheap tablet. It has really good pressure sensitivity and it was like 30 buck
Ey I’m in the same boat I can draw great on a phonescreen but everything else is extremely hard to adjust to XD
I like using a phone, I call it fancy fingerpainting
I once tought that I’ll be a an amazing artist if I had a tablet. But now I alr have one and doesn’t seem to have any improvement makes me think that it doesn’t matter the device u use either finger or pen, pressure or no pressure sensitivity, all of it doesn’t instantly changes your ability. What’s the result on the phone will be the same on tablet even with the best tablet out there
naw fr me too 💀💀💀
Short answer: You then don't need to go digital. If you have a phone, just get paper and draw traditionally. Then if you take a picture of it and edit it around a bit it looks surprisingly digital. That's how I started commissions before I could buy a tablet so method works
Best answer, pencil and paper is all you will ever need, but other mediums are fun, not necessities
Thanks, I don't have money to buy paints. So digital art is the way to paint, but I don't have a big screen and I reallly get frustrated because I only have small screen (Phone) and can't draw with my arm freely.
@@Dy1anGaming get cheap printer paper and opaque paint of your preference, you'll get the best scans that way
@@_Aann wdym?
@@caspyberry4951he is asking if you can teach him ur method
Oh wow 😮❣️I’m ALL IN on this adventure with you💕💕💕
You can be a digital artist with the bare minimum, same for traditional, it's not the tools that make the art, it's the artist, it's YOU, you can do it
I was a digital artist back in 2006 using a mouse and photoshop 7.0, I did it without having access to the tools of today so you definitely can do it. Doesn't matter the tools you have, you can make things happen as long as you're willing to find a way.
Totally agree with you. I have all the equipment now even though I started traditionally, and sometimes I just don't want to bother connecting my tablet for some tweaks and finalize it by using simple vectoral silhouttes etc I create with the mouse.
Cant make a perfect circle but can make a perfect drawing 😄
That's the reality of most digital artists, and I find it truly inspiring because it takes a lot of patience!
You can always be an artist, wether you use pencil, stylus or only with your fingers. Everything can be an art if that's what you enjoy doing.
I enjoy making money. Got any suggestions?
It absolutely is. Ive made some of my best art on a phone. I got the s8 galaxy tab now
I could never draw digitally on a phone and with that kind of stylus. You’re very talented!🤩
Oh it’s possible.
As a mobile digital artist, I can approve that no matter how good you are you can still perform arts wherever you go!
As the old man said, "It all depends on the artist"
I've been doing digital art for about 2-3 years and all throughout this journey I've only got my phone and my fingers. Up until now, I'm still drawing with my fingers but I must say, I definitely have what it takes. The skill is there
Damn I found my comment from 1 year ago. I am still doing art with my mobile phone and fingers, in fact I've improved immensely
Great work! The skills you're building now will carry over and show tenfold when you can access more and better equipment.
No expensive stuff, just pure talent.
Expensive stuff doesn’t automatically make you good at art
That’s what I’m sayin
As a traditional artist, I literally cannot deal with digital, it is very confusing so I stick to my craft.
SAMMEE
I just cant get precise with it.
i tend to mix both, draw traditional and trace on my phone. its way harder to draw an entire masterpiece on such a small area than it is to just trace and add colour or detail
Yeah so many options for everything😅
Same, but to make it easier i just make things on tradicional and then trace it on digital, then i colorize it
Pretty, I also draw only on the phone but in MediBang Paint.
As someone who uses Ibis PaintX and a finger, the answer to your question is yes. It just depends on how much practice you have.
Honestly doing digital art with my finger isn’t so bad. Even though my iPad does get messier and has more marks on it because of me smudging my finger- 😃 it’s just like a stylus without the uhm pencil
I shall learn this form of art and breathe life into my very own unique masterpieces hell yeah
As someone who’s been in digital art for the past 4 years, I started learning digital using an iPhone 6s. I was broke af and couldn’t afford an iPhone at the time, and the only app that it could handle was Ibis Paint X. but it taught me digital art from the bottom of the barrel up. And I learned how to put together some pretty decent digital art pieces, and now today I use an IPad Pro. Do I recommend using a phone to start digital art? No. But if I was able to put decent art pieces together on a small phone, then with todays phones, you should have no problem. If it weren’t for my iPhone 6s, I wouldn’t be the artist I am today.
Beautiful dedication ❤
For anyone else wondering, you definitely can! I'd say that the bare minimum you need for digital art is a digital screen (like a phone), the rest is optional. I do plan on moving to a pc with a tablet cuz it'd be faster for me, but I've been drawing with a phone and finger for years and it works perfectly fine. Don't be discouraged just because you don't have a huge tablet and 2 computer screens like professionals do.
thats literally all i have to work with and people worship my art 🗿
Who's people
@@lagatadesoojinhumans
What’s your social media? i’d like to see it!
but i could post some on my yt 'channel'
Your drawing is rlly good I can see why
I love seeing talented people like u shows me that their are hope for this world aslo love ur nails slay fr❤
I don't even use a capacitive stylus anymore, I just use my finger 😂
I have a pen tablet, but I still draw using my fingers 💀
lol me on art flow
Me making almost all of my digital art on my phone: 😃👍
Great as always✨
Mi cel no tiene sensibilidad de la presión, así que al usar Ibis Paint, debo ir regulando la opacidad y el tamaño del pincel para ir dando color al dibujo, encima uso los dedos xdd al comienzo se me hacía difícil, compre un lápiz de gomita pero no tiene la misma precisión que los dedos, así que lo que más me da pereza es lo del tema tamaño del pincel y opacidad constantes. :') es lo que pasa cuando no tienes plata suficiente pero al menos soy afortunada de poder dibujar en celular :'D
te quiero, persona q no conozco :D
@@saintiq_ft9235awwhh muchas gracias!! :3💗💗💗💗 espero que estés bien, te mando un fuertísimo abrazo🌸🐰
The only limits are the limits you set in your mind.
How do artists do this!?
Yall are so talented!!
Amazing drawing
Me using my fingers drawing on my phone: ｡:ﾟ(;´∩`;)ﾟ:｡
Me drawing on paper: 🗿🗿🗿E Z
You did us virtual art phone users so dirty 💀
Lmfaoo
lmao
Wow what a beautiful art on mobile it looks like a dream girl no matter what you have only matter what you do
as a artist who used phone first for digital art. yes, most definitely!
Which app are you using to draw ?
That's Clip Studio.
@@trenton9 do you know the app used to screen record? Or can u recommend one. One that does timelapse. Thanks
@anuyawiz Clip Studio has a built in time-lapse screen recorder.
Your a different breed 🥲
What's pressure sentitivity? I draw with my thumb😂👍
You are on a whole other level xD
@@Nadiaxel a level that even NASA can't reach 🤣
@@Nadiaxel what's the name of the app
Use headphones
@@Nadiaxelwhat's the app??
Que aplicativo e esse?? (what app is this??)
Yes, of course! After analog art, I started out with using Medibang Paint and IbisPaint on the phone and using only my fingers to draw. Pretty challenging, but you get used to it after a while. I finally get to use a laptop and a tablet now!
Damn it looks beautiful and it’s better than i can ever draw i’m still trying to get better at drawing anime arms😭😭😭
Ibispaint has pressure/speed sensitivity in the brush settings.
I’m an digital artist (and very small yt artist) and j use only my phone for all my art! It’s a very creative way and process for art!
I’d say so
Edit: first!
I once opened procreate to just mess around with the brushes and I drew a really nice picture. No stylus, no sketch. Just do whatever man
Ofc. It’s all about da skill momma
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Without pressure sensitivity I die
I started digital art back when the drawing program I use now did NOT have pressure sensitivity. Back then I didn’t find it made any difference, now that I use pressure sensitivity I will never be the same again lol can’t go back
I don't even know what that is
I did do that for a while, and then I got an iPad and I have no idea how I did it on my phone. My art has improved SOOOO much with an iPad, but I did learn a lot of tips and tricks through my phone. It was fun!
Definition of " trust the process "
Damn this video made me cry, I refuse to believe that rich people think its impossible to draw on a phone
I salute you🌹🔥Indeed, drawing on a phone is difficult, especially adjusting the dimensions, but your work is creative
Awesome drawing 😊
Love it! Do you have more videos sharing tips and tutorials on how to use the app?
Wow that amazing to me!
Really showing it not the tool but its the artist that makes the work.
I don't like drawing on my phone it so tiny and narrow I endup draw so but and have to resize stuff and gets very squishedlooking.mcuh easier on tablets/iPad because they feel like normal paper sizes and the thinner phone sized format
Very much sooooo
And yes you’re art is gooorrrggeeooouussss
It is possible of course and i love the painting
I do the same thing lol, I use my phone, that phone is about 8 yrs old now, but it's all I had, I've been able to make lots of artworks in it but it's pretty much lagging so hopefully if I have the money I want to buy a tablet too, I really want to experience what it's like drawing in that would be, it seems enjoyable.
A true artist can use anything and make incredible art
Great job 😊 you endure and succeeded to draw using your phone 😊
My ride or die friend literally makes art with a phone,ibis paint, and their finger. Also their art is very pretty (a masterpiece) so like yes.
Nice artwork ❤️❤️.
The tools you use isnt what makes you an artist, its the passion and creativity that do
As someone who draws digitally off their phone and is able to get super accurate stuff (not tooting my own horn, I just mean I can genuinely say I’m happy with my results) I’d say yes!! Don’t let a lack of ipad hold you back!
I enjoy using the mobile Clip Studio Paint. I mainly use it for rough sketches and then touch it up on my computer. But, if I only have my phone I will do complete works it’s really handy
Ofc it is. I do it all the time myself.
I knew people who drew with mouses forget stylus thats a whole other level. If one uses mouse on an OG paint software in microsoft (prior to the existence of them adding layers) you were an artist GOD!
People forget before tablets we had mice and that aside programs like photoshop didn't always exist. Some people only worked traditionally and would edit from there. I have so much respect for OG digital artists!
I started out on my phone, it works great and is fun but having a bigger screen can be more convenient
Ha, when I was a kid, I started off drawing with my ps vita on an app called Colors. I was finally able to get a cheap drawing tablet in highschool (a Wacom intuos I think?), then got a nice XP Pen Artist 15.6 with my first check in senior year. To anyone starting out, do the best with what you have, and if it's something you truly enjoy, you can move up slowly over time. Wishing everyone the best of luck!
To me this is the equivalent of someone using a mouse to draw and if this is how you do art your built different cuz I was so frustrated doing art on such a small screen! Keep going you crazy kids!!!
It is sooo possible when ur around : )
Seeing people drawing looks easy, if we try it is much different😮
Wow, finally it's possible😊
Yep! I've been saving up lately so I can get a drawing tablet and a csp subscription, so I can make art the way I want to, but as of right now, I've been doing digital on only phone for five or six years now on only Ibis Paint X, since it's free and easy. I don't use stylis, so pressure stuff is out the window. Still easy and enjoyable, just takes longer for me with such a small screen.
As someone who draws on phone with their fingers often, it’s just so bizarre seeing people act so surprised when people draw without a tablet. I used to have a phone without pressure sensitivity and I was fine, my friend has a phone without pressure sensitivity and their linework is amazing. We’re adapting to all we have available, of course it’s gonna come easily to us. I find drawing on phone much easier than using one of those cheap non-screen tablets personally.
I still do finger drawing on my phone up to now, i got use to it over time 😅
The fact you are able to do this with one of those squishy-tipped pens is crazy
I used to make little animated GIFs by opening a basic notes app, drawing at the top of the file scrolled all the way up to keep the orientation, and screenshotting stuff. No layers, opacity, pen pressure, or distinction between the stylus and my hand, so I couldn't rest it, and every "undo" required me to first tap a 3 Dot icon to open a table of options. And if I inserted a screenshot for reference, it was slightly too small and I'd have to make my strokes quick, because resting my hand would cue a cancel cause it would think I was trying to do something to the picture. Now I finally got a tablet and procreate but I don't think it would've been worth it if I didn't go through the original hell and learn a good bit along the way, maintaining my interest. And now they're going to release the animation specific version in like a month so I should be over the moon then. Moral of the story, if you want to do something but you could technically be doing it in a better way later, there's some argument to be made about practicality and putting effort where it matters most, but if you really want it, do what you can in the moment, and trust that you'll get there eventually. And much like how a cat with a bell learns to be stealthier, trust that adversity can make you better at, or at least comparitively comfortable with your own stuff when you finally get the flow