@@dready529 Ooh wee. I actually just took Anatomy and Physiology during this past first semester. So, uh, I now understand the human body in pretty high depth. It's, um... actually made it harder to draw. Now my shoulders and chests look like crap. So I have to rediscover how I drew. Because my art has taken a toll. Trying to use my detailed 3D model of the human body to draw on a flat, 2D sheet of paper is actually backfiring. Go figure.
@Ipinu Yusuf . True - However - It may just feel overwhelming to some of us to encounter such a huge difference in ability and not feel like one knows where to start. But, essentially, yes - "Less crying and more trying." ;-)
@Ipinu Yusuf . Correct - Discouragement is one of our biggest challenges to overcome. Nothing wrong with being modest enough to try to honestly admit we're not where we want to be in ability, so long as we don't fixate on that negatively to such an extent that we lose sight of the bigger picture. Conversely, overestimating our ability can be a problem too. :-) Anyway, it's all a work in progress. If any are getting stuck with despair - Essentially - Chin up. Hang in there! It can get better. :-)
I think its normal though, since if someone get bored, they will do some kind of that thing, just draw the one they like, the character, making new characters. But basically, someone do that to save more paper and they feel that the paper still can be use for drawing even though that the space was not really big enough, they will try to make it fit
Seeing this disheartened comment section makes me want to help 🤣 So, here’s how I improved rapidly fast. It may not work for you, but it did for me. 1. First priority is to learn how to draw from the shoulder. That’s how you get those satisfying sketchy lines. Draw circles or hearts over and over. As light as possible. When you’re doodling in class, fill up the corners of your page with them. This will also allow you to learn how to draw new styles/techniques way faster. 2: Don’t worry about style at first. Focus on being able to sketch and doodle. If you happen to stumble upon something you like, by all means, stick with it, but don’t make it first priority. 3: Watch everything around you. Inspect the anime’s you watch, look at the people around you, watch real life perspective. Now, everything around me looks like art because of the amount of attention I pay to detail 😅 3: After you can draw from your shoulder and doodle, then start binging art tutorials and following along. You’re already miles ahead from the comment section complaining how they can’t draw a circle properly or sketch. I’ve been drawing for about a year and a half, and I’m not to the level this artist is at by any means, but I’m at a pretty good level for my my age 😅 I can draw my ideas how I imagine them and sketch pretty well. As someone who didn’t even know what construction lines were three years ago, I can confirm that there is hope for all of you
I can't stress no.3 enough! It made me regret all the years I spent passively watching animations, once you look into the choices an animator makes you'll really learn a lot.
Well, if anyone is still here, here's how I got better: Basically I'm studying animation and we have drawing as the second priority class, First exercise: Blind contour - Pick up your book and pencil, ask someone to draw them, now without looking at the book, draw the person in one line only. Yes it looks awful for everyone in the beginning, even students who had arts for high school. This is great for line control. Second exercise: Textures - Find a texture, now draw it as best as you can, no you're not meant to do it with just one pencil, be resourceful, make your own brush if you need. Third exercise: Perspective - First take pictures of corridors, now trace the lines, you should find that it all connects, that's a vanishing point. IRL there's too many vanishing points, in illustration we keep it to one, two or three points. Fourth exercise: Model drawing - This is hard because you can't just hire someone whenever you're at home ready to draw, so find ANYONE, look at them once, now draw them super quick. You're not supposed to draw the faces or the hair or the fingers if you can't, just the body, understand weight and movement. Fifth Exercise: Lines of action - If the one before wasn't fast enough, this one is. You want to draw the person like they are movement and not even a person. Find the line of action on their body (Search it, it just be one simple google search.) Sixth Exercise: More Perspective - Like, we're getting into geometry here. Cubes, balls, triangles, rectangles, whatever, set up a small assortment of random crap, sit down, look at it and draw it with 1:1 scale (From your POV), use your pencil to take a medium measurement, now use that to guess the other measurements, you can however measure everything by pencil, but that's a ton of work. Seventh Exercise: MORE PERSPECTIVE - Not just any simple shapes anymore. Draw your room top down, now add a point where you're standing and draw your line of vision. You will now turn your 2D drawing into 3D! Super hard to explain in words, so I don't think you'll be able to understand this one, which is fine, you're here to be grow, but not take a whole class. Eighth Exercise: IRL Drawing - Use what you learnt in the 3rd, 4th and 6th exercises, go to a park, draw the scenery first (This is a must always, scenery first, characters second), when you're done doing what you can with your line work, draw people and their poses as quick as possible, don't try to get that finger right, can be up their bum for all you care for now. Ninth Exercise: IRL Shading - Apply what you can from your 2nd exercise to your Eighth without ruining the whole thing. How? If you don't have enough line control, refer to fifty pages of the 1st. Leave the people white pastes on the sheet. Tenth exercise: Deconstructing - Now you'll start drawing faces and whatnot. But first, animals! Horse, now draw him, using rectangles, no smaller than the hoof as a singular unit. Apply perspective ALWAYS. Like just have a one point perspective, fuck the scenery for now. Done? Good. Other animals like dog, rat, birds. Just keep doing it. Eleventh Exercise: Human Deconstructing - Using perspective, draw a person with hands as cubes and singular units. Feeling good? Use the thumb as a singular unit (Fingers, wow, also forget the face for now). Twelfth Exercise: Facial Deconstructing - Same as above, but the face only, but cubes won't do it now. The name is the same but the exercise is quite different, use a mirror to decode your facial construction with a pencil, just measure distances from eye to eye, eye to mouth corner, nose to ear etc... The objective is to draw your face in 3/4ths with the things you learnt on this exercise comment. This is the extent I'd go, but here's a list of easy exercises that just help you out without feeling like a college chore (Like it did for me): Blind contour; Model lightning sketches (Same as 4th + 5th but just faster); Textures; Applied Perspective (Basically deconstruct bodies like the tenth). As a matter of fact this sheet doesn't cover a fifth of what I did in one semester, but I'm learning real life drawing (Which just helps with any drawing down the line), but it does cover most of the essentials. Two things you need to note: No pictures, as you lose sense of depth; Work harder. If you REALLY want to draw better, nothing like drawing all day long, perspective is good, with textures even better. Also, if you feel like your line control is shit, just refer to the first exercise. Nothing better than to draw to increase control, especially when you can't see what you're drawing, so pay attention to it, follow the lines, the curves and the spikes, not the nose or the mouth, think in lines. Unfortunately there's no better cheat to drawing better than to keep drawing with methods, and the real one is the best because it surrounds you. Extra exercise I forgot: Negative Drawings - Search it, easy to understand, easy to do, and it helps with thinking in objects.
@Sam Fisher Whoa there Fisher. I think you need to take a step back and reevaluate your life. Randomly antagonising and attacking people over the internet where you have anonymity? Not only is it just sad but cowardly too. Why try and deliberately hurt someone else? What is wrong with you? Someone likes something you don't (even though you've probably never even watched it and given in to the "anime is trash" elitist mindset of people filled with bitterness at the world), what's the big deal? Why does that bother you? It shouldn't.
Jhakaro you have such a kind soul please don’t waste your pure and amazing positive energy on something futile...they probably won’t get you but am grateful u made my day🥺 have a beautiful day ahead my friend☺️
@Sana Waseem Thanks. Well I'm glad to hear it. Don't let others get you down and never let them make you feel ashamed for enjoying the things you do. By the way, Fullmetal Alchemist is pretty great. Have a great day!
i recomend the channel called Volen CK, he talks about practicing, reasons beginners are discouraged by it, and how to stick with it, the dude could barely draw a stick figure, and now he makes prettymuch photorealistic art pieces, his journey is quite inspiring.
Is it just me or is anyone else here frustrated about the fact that everytime you watch one of these videos where someone tries to show you how to get better, they are already really, really good and when you open up your sketchbook and start doing what they do it looks like shit??! XD I know its a process, but it just always frustrates me, because videos make everything look like so damn easy, but the truth is, its not!
Your never gonna improve with that mind set you gonna get over that. If anything people being better than you should make you wanna push harder someone is always gonna be better than you in art your never gonna be the best
How to draw good anime Step 1: Find a reference photo. Step 2: Try to copy it. Step 3: Throw it away. Step 4: Find an easier photo. Step 5: Spend 5 hours on trying to draw the sketch. Step 6: Erase the deformed face, Step 7: Fix the deformed face. Step 8: Get bullied by your family because of your drawing. Step 9: Cry for 2 hours. Step 10: Attempt to redraw. Step 11: Throw a tantrum cause u can’t get the hand right. Step 12: Give up. Step 13: Yeet your paper across the room. Nvm don’t do that that’s just how I did it ;-;
I recently improved A LOT, but now I'm back at the rut I was in at the beginning, where I view that everything I draw is trash, and all the comics I read hurt me because of how good it is
I've been drawing all my life. I teach a drawing class.. fundamentals are spot on. I added contour to it, to help the kids understand shapes and volume .
For the people that are struggling and thinking it’s too hard I’ve been drawing for 10 years I started drawing when I was two and never stopped drawing and I’ve improved a lot but I still have to learn a few things like hand and anime boys hair T-T I’m mostly a self taught artist but I have watched multiple videos in UA-cam I spent 3 months practicing realism by watching videos and I was able to draw an object in front of me not the best but I was still able anyway when I started i literally drew stick men but now I can draw actually characters boys and girls I just want to say that even if your drawing looks like trash it takes years for an artist to become good at drawing I’m not even that good I mean many people say I am but I still have to improve anyway GOOD LUCK ON YOUR JOURNEY!!!
Same here, I’ve been practicing for 7-8 years and I’m actually pretty proud to say I’m getting better as time went on with practicing and stuff. Thank goodness drawing cutesy anime girls actually got me to the level I am right now lol XD Good luck to everyone!
I'm trying to learn anatomy and prespective, but can't figure out what i'm doing wrong. I end up drawing the same thing over and over without learning what my mistakes are.
Thats when you need to really do the research and learn the rules to what your doing wrong. If you need to learn 1 2 and 3 point perspective for free look up some videos on UA-cam and watch several of them. A good place for reference is pinterest 🙂
But there is art that are easy for anyone, and there comes artsyles, I don't judge you but you can choose any artstyle if you want wether it's easy for you or it's fun to draw, anything matters😊
Ive always liked drawing but I just recently(around a year ago) decided to brush up on my skills and actually improve to a point of which I am proud of. I haven't yet gotten there but I feel very accomplished in what I have achieved in that year so I wanted to provide some tips that have helped me that may help you! I'm not by any means saying you have to do this to become better but this is just what has worked for me! I wanted to be of some assistance after seeing the negativity in the comments. I have been binging art videos and honestly what seems to help me the most is references-whether that be a real life reference or somebody else's art that you admire, every little bit helps. I now bring like three sketchbooks with me to school and just draw things around me(my art style at the moment is exclusively bodies and faces). I find that this tends to help a great deal. Honestly I find myself drawing every little thing that peaks my interest.(so mostly frames from animes I watch haha) Another thing that has helped immensely is guidelines. I always thought that people were exaggerating when they said that guidelines are essential but to my surprise, they really weren't. At the moment I am working on body proportions and breaking down the body parts into shapes has been the easiest starting point for me. From there, build up the shapes and add muscle and bam, you have a solid base! I can't provide many tips at the moment because its only been a while but I hope this helped you in some way! I don't want anybody to be discouraged by their art because even if you don't like it, you can use it as a stepping stone for your next piece-figure out what you did wrong and redo it differently. I am in no position to tell you what to do so if anything, just have fun with it! Luckily I am young(15) and have a long way to come so I think that my work is pretty good for someone who has only just really picked art up a while ago! Remember guys, practice makes perfect so if all else fails just practice until it is satisfactory!
Hello :3 I found this video in July and it inspired me to change my way of practicing and I have to say it was the best advice I could receive. I improved considerably. It also helped me to get more confident in my drawings. It was difficult at first, but once I started to understand everything became so much easier. I watch this video sometimes again, because it's so motivating and inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing this video. It is still so helpful to me!!
before I started drawing I honestly would have no idea what you were doing but now even tho i’m still new I understand everything! it’s crazy what practice does
I’ve learned more from this video than in my whole career (using that term very loosely) of art. Also, watching you fill all of those pages was mesmerizing. XD
Thank you! Im glad it helped! These really are the things that i wish i learned earlier on. Its boring stuff but 5 years down the line it will make the difference between your art looking good and looking professional. 🙂🙂
It’s always nice coming back to this video and seeing how much I’ve improved. Over the span of a month and a half I’ve pretty much gotten symmetry the basics of anatomy and the basics of perspective, I have no clue what I’m gonna do about color theory tho... especially since I don’t really own anything that can color in my sketches lmao
The best way is just to draw anything you want, I did that for 1 year then I saw my first sketchbook then saw my current sketchbook I was surprised that I improved so much...
Does anyone think my plan is possible? 1. I will learn to draw. 2. I will learn to write/draw a manga series. 3. I will learn to animate. Is that possible to do or is it too much?
Go for it people might tell you it's gonna be not possible but you can learn to do all of these things just keep in mind that it'll take aloooot of time but it's probably gonna be fun
The last time I checked any artist from any period of time they were all humans. Are you a rock? I suppose the answer is not. Therefore, anything ever done before by a human is absolutely possible for any human, you just need to bear in mind the high level of perseverance and dedication that it may take to do some of those things and be willing to commit to that.
Ngl,this is my 5th time watching this from when i first begin to learn how to draw,and this is the first time i actually understood your points and not just felt bad over looking at your art!
Deconstructing and Reconstructing. This is so true and works in engineering and electronics etc etc etc. When I traced (copied) Manga by breaking it into shapes and traced the same shapes over and over without raising my pen I got really really good at whatever I traced. I got muscle memory and learned perspective of those shapes. If I can do it. ANYONE I mean ANYONE can.
ok quick speaking here uhm so here my problem is 1. left and right sides are not the same 2. i keep doing the same shape but mine turns bad and specially 3.sux to be me tbh
you need to continue even if it's hard, that's it. btw the problems you're talking about are classic and if you don't give up it will disapear by itself, trust me :p
Read some books, Successful drawing by Andrew Loomis is a good start and other Andrew Loomis books are good too and when you start reading them you will know what to do or read next. Also check out Steve Huston's books and his videos on UA-cam they are amazing, find other drawing channels follow the artists you like etc. Basically you just have to gather all the information you can get on UA-cam and from books, and work twice as hard than somebody who goes to Art School. Books will tell you how you should go about learning drawing, I use UA-cam videos just as reference I don't depend on them. Don't work hard work smart, and overcome every obstacle one by one.
dude, when I had that problem, I learned and redrew basic anatomy, just complete the drawing, and then redo it, but dont make the drawing so complicated that it takes too long to redraw think of it like shooting a target, first you will naturally over shoot, but with enough time+repitition (5-10min a day for a few week or 2) and L+R dont need to be exactly the same, like if you zoomed into a portrait and cut the eyes out and flipped one side over the other, it would probably not match exactly. this was quite revolutionairy for me lol
Q1. Circle Drawing a good looking circle takes times, try taking baby steps. 1. A circle is actually 2 semi-circle combined. Start by drawing 1 semi circle and then joined it with another 1. 2. Having trouble with semi circle? Then draw a quarter of a circle and draw 4 of those to make a circle. IMPORTANTLY, draw confidently. Meaning, take as little number of strokes as possible to draw, 1 long curve. After a circle, then draw a basketball. A basketball have lines on it. This will give your face a more 3D look. Q2. Left and right side This also takes time. A ruler would help. After practicing with a ruler, try it without a ruler.
This video really came at the right time I just got frustrated at myself for not being able to draw a figure properly I was doing the total opposite of what he said Thank you!
Listen guys, anyone new to drawing, don't get discouraged by seeing speed drawings. A lot of artists use it in thier videos to make it look like they effortlessly draw, that page may have took him 1 min to make in the video, but remember these pieces that are sped up usually take them hours. Artists take a lot of time and effort to make pieces, and you may be like duh. I know this. But next time you say "oh they make it look so effortless." They actually putting a lot more then you know! keep drawing new artists. Do not get discouraged from watching things like this. And you'll soon know exactly what I mean as an artist! :)
Literally my thought this video was just gonna be like “do this do that and also do this” but this actually helped me out in drawing after watching this video every day for a week I was able to draw every character from my favorite show my hero academia perfectly
The only thing that actually hurting my process to learn perspective is my need to fully and very deeply understand what the rules i learning is about, and why they exist. I think i should just accept the rules as they are, learn perspective, and then understand it in the theory.
I love that visual machinegun-fire you sped up in the background. I mean, I knew all the stuff you said, but the way you just plaster every friggin' idea that happens to cross your mind onto the paper is something worth investing time into, IMHO
I think people need to understand that it's not gonna happen overnight. Could take a month, could take a year, could take five. If you have the right mindset and keep at it. You will improve. Me and my friend have been practicing for a few months and we've seen major improvents and when i look back i really see it.
just wanted to say i really have been struggling with finding a way to want to pursue drawing im super new like i still just draw weird lines and call it nothing but this video really helped me get that push to practice more and do alot more with just what i want and i just want to thank you and if you ever can let me know any other tips you have on just drawing in general or pen and ink drawing or anything i just love this channel. Subbed!
I needed this . thanks man .. Sometimes you dont just go and open your sketchbook and draw Immediately .. Sometimes you should know what to draw ... And make them right by practicing .
SAME. I´ve heard that you shouldn´t draw from imagination though. You should always base yourself on something because believe it or not, you subconsciously already do. Everything must come from somewhere, from artstyles to references.
Hello I really love your channel and your art so I wanted to ask if you if you could do a tutorial on how to "study" anything for art. I don't really know what to do. Like if I get up in the morning and decide to "study" something for art do I go to google and search images or do I do something else?? I'm the kind of person that needs a little bit more of structure when it comes to this kind of stuff. Keep up the good work!
All of these comments are great! I believe i know what you mean Tea Grbic. You can just study from reference and break it down which is good, but sounds like your looking for some answers on how to break it down and what to look for. Like for each thing you might be studying there are specific shapes and angles that are good to look for that make it easier to study images. This is something that i do want to do for a video 🙂
@@kuzomari thats where my problem starts, i used to draw when i was like 6-13/14 but after that I gave up and now I'm in an art school, my college mates are drawing things so nicely and im here struggling.
i supposed to keep drawing the perspective for my brain to know how to draw the drawing but instead my brain is stuck with the word perspective on how many time im hearing it in the video.
This video helped me a lot....im starting in this "drawing universe" and now i understand much better the way i need to go, and why its one of the best options!!!!
Hey hello! I have a few questions! 1. Is it better to draw from life or drawings that other artists made? 2. Also where can i find good references 3. Is it better to draw with pen or pencil? 4. If i'm just starting my practice what should i begin with? Start trying poses and study the body or should i start with perspective? (Would be great if some artists could answer or give tips) anyway thank you in return
i know you by twitter and for real i tried many stuffs and learned what you have said in this video for real it is the right way and there is now way to show it immediately only by time of practicing boring but the best way this is one of the most useful and amazing video tip i ever saw on you tube thanks Kuzomari
I Wish I weren't such a perfectionist and learned to accept my mistakes. I guess it's impossible for me to improve at the thing I love thanks to my own mind...
thank you thank you, it wasnt really getting started that i was having trouble with but was with where to start. so, with this i now have a guide line on what i should be studying for.
The thing that helped me get better is to first draw lines and circles that you draw before you start the actual drawing (I dunno the name but those help measure the size of the drawing), before I started doing that, my drawings were kinda stupid because there was always that one mistake I couldn't fix that was tht one part of the body would be slightly smaller or larger compared to the rest. I kid you not how much this small change has helped me, And to the people just starting, find a drawing style that makes you happy instead of always copying others, All I came to say
Me: *tries to draw straight lines* My wrist: haha no Edit: Me: *tries to paint* My wrist: y e s this better be a masterpiece or im gonna smash myself into the window
"The other eye"
"Hand"
"Shading"
"Perspective"
4 horsemen of drawing
TOO RELATABLE
@Jacklyn Brown YES oh my god it's the bane of my existence
@@dready529 Ooh wee. I actually just took Anatomy and Physiology during this past first semester. So, uh, I now understand the human body in pretty high depth. It's, um... actually made it harder to draw. Now my shoulders and chests look like crap. So I have to rediscover how I drew. Because my art has taken a toll. Trying to use my detailed 3D model of the human body to draw on a flat, 2D sheet of paper is actually backfiring. Go figure.
And everything. :)
What about clothes foldings ?
Perspective
Shape and perspective
Art of copying
Mindful practicing
شكرا حسان
@ZAYONISEsame.
Perspective
Perspective
Perspective
Perspective
PSAM
*shapes in perspective
perspective- the art of understanding, deconstructing, and reconstructing-
wait.
AutumnalEquin0x Oh, shitz is that a fmab reference!?
@@Mikaelamofu finally, after two months, someone got it 👏
AutumnalEquin0x 😁I love fmab too!!
AutumnalEquin0x if you want to obtain, you have to sacrifice something of equal value
AutumnalEquin0x tf is fmab?
This dude's rough sketches are more presentable than my finished drawings lol
Sucks to be us I guess..
@Ipinu Yusuf makes sense.
@Ipinu Yusuf .
True - However - It may just feel overwhelming to some of us to encounter such a huge difference in ability and not feel like one knows where to start.
But, essentially, yes - "Less crying and more trying." ;-)
@Ipinu Yusuf .
Correct - Discouragement is one of our biggest challenges to overcome.
Nothing wrong with being modest enough to try to honestly admit we're not where we want to be in ability,
so long as we don't fixate on that negatively to such an extent that we lose sight of the bigger picture.
Conversely, overestimating our ability can be a problem too. :-)
Anyway, it's all a work in progress.
If any are getting stuck with despair - Essentially - Chin up. Hang in there! It can get better. :-)
Me too lol
I fear no man
But that thing
*Perspective*
It scares me
Nice one bro
Same!
Its easy untill you get to 3-points.....
fucking yees
I get nightmares
"Let's draw"
My brain: Hocus Pocus you have lost your focus
tired of your shit *also me in school*
If you need focus... then you should do the hocus pocus.
Goat
I laughed so bad lol
Toad o roki
He just drew 200 characters on like four pages.. how the heck??
•TøpazTheFøx • i was thinking the god of art lol
Haha he's probably been drawing for years so it's second nature to him
I think its normal though, since if someone get bored, they will do some kind of that thing, just draw the one they like, the character, making new characters. But basically, someone do that to save more paper and they feel that the paper still can be use for drawing even though that the space was not really big enough, they will try to make it fit
twitter word limit is shaking
When did you took the time to count?!😳
Persepctive is love, perspective is life
Perspective is my arch nemesis
Dyslexia is eral
Art* nemesis ;)
U need more likes for this
Zoom_swavy agree
True that
Seeing this disheartened comment section makes me want to help 🤣 So, here’s how I improved rapidly fast. It may not work for you, but it did for me.
1. First priority is to learn how to draw from the shoulder. That’s how you get those satisfying sketchy lines.
Draw circles or hearts over and over. As light as possible. When you’re doodling in class, fill up the corners of your page with them. This will also allow you to learn how to draw new styles/techniques way faster.
2: Don’t worry about style at first. Focus on being able to sketch and doodle. If you happen to stumble upon something you like, by all means, stick with it, but don’t make it first priority.
3: Watch everything around you. Inspect the anime’s you watch, look at the people around you, watch real life perspective. Now, everything around me looks like art because of the amount of attention I pay to detail 😅
3: After you can draw from your shoulder and doodle, then start binging art tutorials and following along. You’re already miles ahead from the comment section complaining how they can’t draw a circle properly or sketch.
I’ve been drawing for about a year and a half, and I’m not to the level this artist is at by any means, but I’m at a pretty good level for my my age 😅 I can draw my ideas how I imagine them and sketch pretty well. As someone who didn’t even know what construction lines were three years ago, I can confirm that there is hope for all of you
Thanks, i've been feeling pretty demotivated lately (im 12, yet i somehow made myself think i draw like im 6)
Calculator_thing I need to take pictures of this and sell it for a good amount, what you think? Is a 1000$ enough 😂
AL_7 Al I was trying to think of a clever thing to reply with for about five minutes but failed, so you do you 🤣
I can't stress no.3 enough! It made me regret all the years I spent passively watching animations, once you look into the choices an animator makes you'll really learn a lot.
you just earned a sub
Well, if anyone is still here, here's how I got better:
Basically I'm studying animation and we have drawing as the second priority class,
First exercise: Blind contour - Pick up your book and pencil, ask someone to draw them, now without looking at the book, draw the person in one line only. Yes it looks awful for everyone in the beginning, even students who had arts for high school. This is great for line control.
Second exercise: Textures - Find a texture, now draw it as best as you can, no you're not meant to do it with just one pencil, be resourceful, make your own brush if you need.
Third exercise: Perspective - First take pictures of corridors, now trace the lines, you should find that it all connects, that's a vanishing point. IRL there's too many vanishing points, in illustration we keep it to one, two or three points.
Fourth exercise: Model drawing - This is hard because you can't just hire someone whenever you're at home ready to draw, so find ANYONE, look at them once, now draw them super quick. You're not supposed to draw the faces or the hair or the fingers if you can't, just the body, understand weight and movement.
Fifth Exercise: Lines of action - If the one before wasn't fast enough, this one is. You want to draw the person like they are movement and not even a person. Find the line of action on their body (Search it, it just be one simple google search.)
Sixth Exercise: More Perspective - Like, we're getting into geometry here. Cubes, balls, triangles, rectangles, whatever, set up a small assortment of random crap, sit down, look at it and draw it with 1:1 scale (From your POV), use your pencil to take a medium measurement, now use that to guess the other measurements, you can however measure everything by pencil, but that's a ton of work.
Seventh Exercise: MORE PERSPECTIVE - Not just any simple shapes anymore. Draw your room top down, now add a point where you're standing and draw your line of vision. You will now turn your 2D drawing into 3D! Super hard to explain in words, so I don't think you'll be able to understand this one, which is fine, you're here to be grow, but not take a whole class.
Eighth Exercise: IRL Drawing - Use what you learnt in the 3rd, 4th and 6th exercises, go to a park, draw the scenery first (This is a must always, scenery first, characters second), when you're done doing what you can with your line work, draw people and their poses as quick as possible, don't try to get that finger right, can be up their bum for all you care for now.
Ninth Exercise: IRL Shading - Apply what you can from your 2nd exercise to your Eighth without ruining the whole thing. How? If you don't have enough line control, refer to fifty pages of the 1st. Leave the people white pastes on the sheet.
Tenth exercise: Deconstructing - Now you'll start drawing faces and whatnot. But first, animals! Horse, now draw him, using rectangles, no smaller than the hoof as a singular unit. Apply perspective ALWAYS. Like just have a one point perspective, fuck the scenery for now. Done? Good. Other animals like dog, rat, birds. Just keep doing it.
Eleventh Exercise: Human Deconstructing - Using perspective, draw a person with hands as cubes and singular units. Feeling good? Use the thumb as a singular unit (Fingers, wow, also forget the face for now).
Twelfth Exercise: Facial Deconstructing - Same as above, but the face only, but cubes won't do it now. The name is the same but the exercise is quite different, use a mirror to decode your facial construction with a pencil, just measure distances from eye to eye, eye to mouth corner, nose to ear etc... The objective is to draw your face in 3/4ths with the things you learnt on this exercise comment.
This is the extent I'd go, but here's a list of easy exercises that just help you out without feeling like a college chore (Like it did for me):
Blind contour; Model lightning sketches (Same as 4th + 5th but just faster); Textures; Applied Perspective (Basically deconstruct bodies like the tenth).
As a matter of fact this sheet doesn't cover a fifth of what I did in one semester, but I'm learning real life drawing (Which just helps with any drawing down the line), but it does cover most of the essentials. Two things you need to note: No pictures, as you lose sense of depth; Work harder. If you REALLY want to draw better, nothing like drawing all day long, perspective is good, with textures even better. Also, if you feel like your line control is shit, just refer to the first exercise. Nothing better than to draw to increase control, especially when you can't see what you're drawing, so pay attention to it, follow the lines, the curves and the spikes, not the nose or the mouth, think in lines. Unfortunately there's no better cheat to drawing better than to keep drawing with methods, and the real one is the best because it surrounds you.
Extra exercise I forgot: Negative Drawings - Search it, easy to understand, easy to do, and it helps with thinking in objects.
Silent&Unclear i see ur effort in typing this o-o thanks dude
Wow!
Not the hero we deserved, but the hero we needed
thanks.
I'll just go and yeet my hand for not being that blessed
Your talk and how you explain about deconstruct and than reconstruct remind me of full metal alchemist how edward use to say that❤️
Shut up you fucking weeb
@Sam Fisher
Whoa there Fisher. I think you need to take a step back and reevaluate your life. Randomly antagonising and attacking people over the internet where you have anonymity? Not only is it just sad but cowardly too. Why try and deliberately hurt someone else? What is wrong with you? Someone likes something you don't (even though you've probably never even watched it and given in to the "anime is trash" elitist mindset of people filled with bitterness at the world), what's the big deal? Why does that bother you? It shouldn't.
Jhakaro you have such a kind soul please don’t waste your pure and amazing positive energy on something futile...they probably won’t get you but am grateful u made my day🥺 have a beautiful day ahead my friend☺️
@Sana Waseem Thanks. Well I'm glad to hear it. Don't let others get you down and never let them make you feel ashamed for enjoying the things you do. By the way, Fullmetal Alchemist is pretty great. Have a great day!
Jhakaro aww thank you i will keep that in mind ❤️
*Goes to sketchbook*
*2 minutes after starting*
Nope, _YEET_
Yup. The most difficult part about practicing is
C O M M I T T I N G
I still can't get past that part...
_yeet_
@cogntve ¿ I think by adding "_" instead of "*" _123_ *123*
i imagined you flinging the book through a window lmao
i recomend the channel called Volen CK, he talks about practicing, reasons beginners are discouraged by it, and how to stick with it, the dude could barely draw a stick figure, and now he makes prettymuch photorealistic art pieces, his journey is quite inspiring.
perspective is the bane of my existence.....
SAME
HANDS
BOI THOSE HANDS
It's like everything. Do it over and over again till it becomes mindless work.
Opposite for me
perspective has a lot of maths, also light and shadows
those are my demons
"draw eyes symmetrically"
_proceeds to copy-paste in procreate_
I feel no shame.
me-
it me
big mood
Everyone who draws on paper: bruh
no need to call me out like that damn
Me: hey brain, lets draw with hand
Brain: Yeeeehheyy
Hand: ight imma head out
You said it
*hand falls off*
Go to hell *Hands*
I just realized that theres a joke in this lol 😂
HAHAHA
Perspective is the Sasuke in my arts and I am Naruto.
It always ends up deserting me.
What chu doin' here haha
Ouch
FBI is after Sasuke lol
FBI * deletes search history*
FBI /!?!?!?!??!
Is it just me or is anyone else here frustrated about the fact that everytime you watch one of these videos where someone tries to show you how to get better, they are already really, really good and when you open up your sketchbook and start doing what they do it looks like shit??! XD
I know its a process, but it just always frustrates me, because videos make everything look like so damn easy, but the truth is, its not!
Yea same here.
Your never gonna improve with that mind set you gonna get over that. If anything people being better than you should make you wanna push harder someone is always gonna be better than you in art your never gonna be the best
Don't be frustrated instead be inspired. If you compare yourself to others. You will have trouble improving. Things become easier with practice.
Saaaaaaaammmeee
I feel you...
Can u make a tutorial about how to study by coping (how do u do it)?
Nice video.
Thank you very much! Ive been think about doing that kinda of video. Possibly 🙂
@@kuzomari I would totally watch a video like that 😁
@@docas518 so would i
i'd really like to watch a video like that!
I dont even need to watch to know
Just find someone whose good at drawing and eat their flesh
you lied I didn't get better at draeing it just got the police on my ass fuck you sir 😠😠😠😠
hmmm what?? Cannibalism joke much
@@hmmmwhat4400 hmmmm interesting 🤔 that's what the voices in my head told me
@@tacoguardian4203 you lied, my best friend is dead because I kept eating his flesh and now I'm in jail,
cannibalism
Me: wants to draw
Me:starts drawing
My pencil: *_YEET_*
😂😂😂😂😂😂🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊
Everything on my desk: *aight imma head out*
@@klunk4683 😂they be like 🚪🏃🏻♂️💨
How to draw good anime
Step 1: Find a reference photo.
Step 2: Try to copy it.
Step 3: Throw it away.
Step 4: Find an easier photo.
Step 5: Spend 5 hours on trying to draw the sketch.
Step 6: Erase the deformed face,
Step 7: Fix the deformed face.
Step 8: Get bullied by your family because of your drawing.
Step 9: Cry for 2 hours.
Step 10: Attempt to redraw.
Step 11: Throw a tantrum cause u can’t get the hand right.
Step 12: Give up.
Step 13: Yeet your paper across the room.
Nvm don’t do that that’s just how I did it ;-;
14. Perspective
for me its either eyes and hands i hate drawing them
this whole vid is just kuzomari flexing his artistic skills on us.
oh thats true XD
I recently improved A LOT, but now I'm back at the rut I was in at the beginning, where I view that everything I draw is trash, and all the comics I read hurt me because of how good it is
Every single artist has his most important base and yours is perspective
I've been drawing all my life. I teach a drawing class.. fundamentals are spot on. I added contour to it, to help the kids understand shapes and volume .
For the people that are struggling and thinking it’s too hard I’ve been drawing for 10 years I started drawing when I was two and never stopped drawing and I’ve improved a lot but I still have to learn a few things like hand and anime boys hair T-T I’m mostly a self taught artist but I have watched multiple videos in UA-cam I spent 3 months practicing realism by watching videos and I was able to draw an object in front of me not the best but I was still able anyway when I started i literally drew stick men but now I can draw actually characters boys and girls I just want to say that even if your drawing looks like trash it takes years for an artist to become good at drawing I’m not even that good I mean many people say I am but I still have to improve anyway GOOD LUCK ON YOUR JOURNEY!!!
So ur 12?
Same here, I’ve been practicing for 7-8 years and I’m actually pretty proud to say I’m getting better as time went on with practicing and stuff. Thank goodness drawing cutesy anime girls actually got me to the level I am right now lol XD Good luck to everyone!
4:30 that's my exact problem
I'm trying to learn anatomy and prespective, but can't figure out what i'm doing wrong. I end up drawing the same thing over and over without learning what my mistakes are.
btw, i get the new iPad Pro this week i've been waiting so long for. finally going to be able to work in Clip Studio!
Thats when you need to really do the research and learn the rules to what your doing wrong. If you need to learn 1 2 and 3 point perspective for free look up some videos on UA-cam and watch several of them. A good place for reference is pinterest 🙂
Sammeeeee
My brain: k let's draw a hand
My eyes: k a hand
Hand: I can't draw myself :(
Hand: *self-doubt intensify*
😂🤣🤣
@Flandre Scarlet helo :0
Kuzomari : DO NOT COPY
Me : already copying his draw until he said it
Me: “Alright time to draw”
*2 minutes later*
Me: *physical pain*
Your giant strong arms can't hold the pencil
@@waterPsychiatrist LOL, Pencil cant hold JoJO's Hand XD
hi deceased grandfather
@@Guest-mn7kn Lol
Your rough sketches in the beginning are literally exactly how I wish I could draw 🥲 i struggle so much with anatomy and it’s so frustrating
yeah bro, anatomy sometimes is hard T_T
@@blobbolbo9143 T~T
@@holly8577 I feel you man
But there is art that are easy for anyone, and there comes artsyles, I don't judge you but you can choose any artstyle if you want wether it's easy for you or it's fun to draw, anything matters😊
Sorry for my slight English errors tho.-.
Ive always liked drawing but I just recently(around a year ago) decided to brush up on my skills and actually improve to a point of which I am proud of. I haven't yet gotten there but I feel very accomplished in what I have achieved in that year so I wanted to provide some tips that have helped me that may help you! I'm not by any means saying you have to do this to become better but this is just what has worked for me! I wanted to be of some assistance after seeing the negativity in the comments.
I have been binging art videos and honestly what seems to help me the most is references-whether that be a real life reference or somebody else's art that you admire, every little bit helps. I now bring like three sketchbooks with me to school and just draw things around me(my art style at the moment is exclusively bodies and faces). I find that this tends to help a great deal. Honestly I find myself drawing every little thing that peaks my interest.(so mostly frames from animes I watch haha)
Another thing that has helped immensely is guidelines. I always thought that people were exaggerating when they said that guidelines are essential but to my surprise, they really weren't. At the moment I am working on body proportions and breaking down the body parts into shapes has been the easiest starting point for me. From there, build up the shapes and add muscle and bam, you have a solid base!
I can't provide many tips at the moment because its only been a while but I hope this helped you in some way! I don't want anybody to be discouraged by their art because even if you don't like it, you can use it as a stepping stone for your next piece-figure out what you did wrong and redo it differently. I am in no position to tell you what to do so if anything, just have fun with it! Luckily I am young(15) and have a long way to come so I think that my work is pretty good for someone who has only just really picked art up a while ago! Remember guys, practice makes perfect so if all else fails just practice until it is satisfactory!
Hello :3 I found this video in July and it inspired me to change my way of practicing and I have to say it was the best advice I could receive. I improved considerably. It also helped me to get more confident in my drawings. It was difficult at first, but once I started to understand everything became so much easier. I watch this video sometimes again, because it's so motivating and inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing this video. It is still so helpful to me!!
Show your progress
before I started drawing I honestly would have no idea what you were doing but now even tho i’m still new I understand everything! it’s crazy what practice does
I show respect to you I like your advice and myself as an artist compliment your way of looking at things such as “copying”
I’ve learned more from this video than in my whole career (using that term very loosely) of art. Also, watching you fill all of those pages was mesmerizing. XD
Thank you! Im glad it helped! These really are the things that i wish i learned earlier on. Its boring stuff but 5 years down the line it will make the difference between your art looking good and looking professional. 🙂🙂
This video is a GOLDMINE of references. Thank you so much.
This is how much times he said "perspective"
👇
0?
Why did you like your own comment? Kinda sad
The depression is real
Why do people like garbage like this?
@@cerulean5299 ikr
I LOVE HOW YOU TRY TO FIT ANY CHARACTER ON THE PAPER THAT IS SO AMAZING
It’s always nice coming back to this video and seeing how much I’ve improved. Over the span of a month and a half I’ve pretty much gotten symmetry the basics of anatomy and the basics of perspective, I have no clue what I’m gonna do about color theory tho... especially since I don’t really own anything that can color in my sketches lmao
The best way is just to draw anything you want, I did that for 1 year then I saw my first sketchbook then saw my current sketchbook I was surprised that I improved so much...
Damn dude your skills are rly high I love how you construct the body it looks so nice and flowy when you sketch it!
Holy shit, after watching you draw and explain, I feel s k e t c h y
i mean the thirst for sketch
There are not many art videos that I watch more than once, this is one of those few. Thankyou.
your like the only person that actualy explains it in a good way on how you can get better
Time stamps
1:05 Break down of points
1:16 Perspective
2:25 Shapes in perspective
4:16 Mindful Practice
6:13 The Art of Copying
Thanks!!!
"Just 15 minutes sketch before bed." Goes to bed at 1 am after many many minutes
Does anyone think my plan is possible?
1. I will learn to draw.
2. I will learn to write/draw a manga series.
3. I will learn to animate.
Is that possible to do or is it too much?
Go for it people might tell you it's gonna be not possible but you can learn to do all of these things just keep in mind that it'll take aloooot of time but it's probably gonna be fun
The last time I checked any artist from any period of time they were all humans. Are you a rock? I suppose the answer is not. Therefore, anything ever done before by a human is absolutely possible for any human, you just need to bear in mind the high level of perseverance and dedication that it may take to do some of those things and be willing to commit to that.
Naw honestly same for me you can learn to animate while your still learning to draw as well to kinda get that out the way
this is exactly what im planning for in future its my dream
Ngl,this is my 5th time watching this from when i first begin to learn how to draw,and this is the first time i actually understood your points and not just felt bad over looking at your art!
Deconstructing and Reconstructing. This is so true and works in engineering and electronics etc etc etc. When I traced (copied) Manga by breaking it into shapes and traced the same shapes over and over without raising my pen I got really really good at whatever I traced. I got muscle memory and learned perspective of those shapes. If I can do it. ANYONE I mean ANYONE can.
Hi, your drawing skills are amazing.
This video will help a lot, thanks.
ok quick speaking here uhm so here my problem is
1. left and right sides are not the same
2. i keep doing the same shape but mine turns bad
and specially
3.sux to be me tbh
you need to continue even if it's hard, that's it. btw the problems you're talking about are classic and if you don't give up it will disapear by itself, trust me :p
how can i draw good if i dont know how to do base of the drawing that i m gonna draw like circles i cant draw a circle as a base of the drawing
Read some books, Successful drawing by Andrew Loomis is a good start and other Andrew Loomis books are good too and when you start reading them you will know what to do or read next. Also check out Steve Huston's books and his videos on UA-cam they are amazing, find other drawing channels follow the artists you like etc.
Basically you just have to gather all the information you can get on UA-cam and from books, and work twice as hard than somebody who goes to Art School. Books will tell you how you should go about learning drawing, I use UA-cam videos just as reference I don't depend on them.
Don't work hard work smart, and overcome every obstacle one by one.
dude, when I had that problem, I learned and redrew basic anatomy,
just complete the drawing, and then redo it, but dont make the drawing so complicated that it takes too long to redraw
think of it like shooting a target, first you will naturally over shoot, but with enough time+repitition (5-10min a day for a few week or 2)
and L+R dont need to be exactly the same, like if you zoomed into a portrait and cut the eyes out and flipped one side over the other, it would probably not match exactly. this was quite revolutionairy for me lol
Q1. Circle
Drawing a good looking circle takes times, try taking baby steps.
1. A circle is actually 2 semi-circle combined.
Start by drawing 1 semi circle and then joined it with another 1.
2. Having trouble with semi circle?
Then draw a quarter of a circle and draw 4 of those to make a circle.
IMPORTANTLY, draw confidently.
Meaning, take as little number of strokes as possible to draw, 1 long curve.
After a circle, then draw a basketball.
A basketball have lines on it.
This will give your face a more 3D look.
Q2. Left and right side
This also takes time. A ruler would help.
After practicing with a ruler, try it without a ruler.
Guy sounds like he’s trying to hit his word limit
This video really came at the right time I just got frustrated at myself for not being able to draw a figure properly I was doing the total opposite of what he said
Thank you!
Listen guys, anyone new to drawing, don't get discouraged by seeing speed drawings. A lot of artists use it in thier videos to make it look like they effortlessly draw, that page may have took him 1 min to make in the video, but remember these pieces that are sped up usually take them hours. Artists take a lot of time and effort to make pieces, and you may be like duh. I know this. But next time you say "oh they make it look so effortless." They actually putting a lot more then you know! keep drawing new artists. Do not get discouraged from watching things like this. And you'll soon know exactly what I mean as an artist! :)
Literally my thought this video was just gonna be like “do this do that and also do this” but this actually helped me out in drawing after watching this video every day for a week I was able to draw every character from my favorite show my hero academia perfectly
BRUH HOW-
after watching this and trying to practice like it for 2 months and still sucking ass at drawing *sob
The only thing that actually hurting my process to learn perspective is my need to fully and very deeply understand what the rules i learning is about, and why they exist.
I think i should just accept the rules as they are, learn perspective, and then understand it in the theory.
My brain: ooOOoh~ i got a drawing idea!
Me: k lets drawww
**literally 3 minutes later**
...
*AIGHT TO THE TRASHCAN YOU'LL GO.*
Those 4 points together is like a tongue twister
I love that visual machinegun-fire you sped up in the background. I mean, I knew all the stuff you said, but the way you just plaster every friggin' idea that happens to cross your mind onto the paper is something worth investing time into, IMHO
I got that thing, where i have like hundreds of ideas but can’t draw them
same it’s like my brain developes creative ideas while my art skills are too far behind to draw them out
Ugh yess
Me: Oh, I wan't to draw that
My hand: No, you don't
It was so mesmerizing watching you sketching. One day I will be able to do that too, I hope so. 😊
can you do this now ?
@@26g27-j1v I'm surprised someone found this comment... no, I still haven't gotten there. TuT
Babel oh but have you gotten better?
@@26g27-j1v yeah, little better. I haven't been drawing daily, so if I had I'm certain I'd have gotten way better by now.
Perspective I've learned at technical drawing in my school and never thought that it's also a fundamental thing for drawing correctly.
Your voice and the way you explain things
Your going to become my personal coach for when I need art advice man
I think people need to understand that it's not gonna happen overnight. Could take a month, could take a year, could take five. If you have the right mindset and keep at it. You will improve. Me and my friend have been practicing for a few months and we've seen major improvents and when i look back i really see it.
ɮօʊռċɛ օʄʄ ..stop it just practice if you haven’t improved then you’ve been doing the wrong thing
just wanted to say i really have been struggling with finding a way to want to pursue drawing im super new like i still just draw weird lines and call it nothing but this video really helped me get that push to practice more and do alot more with just what i want and i just want to thank you and if you ever can let me know any other tips you have on just drawing in general or pen and ink drawing or anything i just love this channel. Subbed!
and how did you learn perspective ? I I went trough one and two point perspective, can do simple shapes but I don;t know how to upgrade :(
I needed this .
thanks man ..
Sometimes you dont just go and open your sketchbook and draw Immediately ..
Sometimes you should know what to draw ... And make them right by practicing .
Latterly covers all my flaws in drawing thank you 🙏 now I know how to improve
Me: Copy Skill Excellent
Me: Drawing from my imagination or without reference - CHILD
Saaame
@ɮօʊռċɛ օʄʄ When you learn to draw porn, you basically have INFINITE POWER.
Same here
If you still cant draw from imagination you probably learn very slow.
SAME. I´ve heard that you shouldn´t draw from imagination though. You should always base yourself on something because believe it or not, you subconsciously already do. Everything must come from somewhere, from artstyles to references.
The more you draw on the vid the more my hands say:
Wanna try it? *OH HO HO HO! ITS GONNA LOOK GOOD ITS GONNA LOOK REAL GOOD!*
If your hands are talking to you, I think you may need professional help
@@jennytulls6369 Lollllll
I got distracted by his drawing and stopped listening 😅😅😅
😂same
yoo same but almost got distracted
Watching you draw gave me an Artgasm
How dare people dislike this? This video opened my eyes a lot. That was what I was needing to hear AND see such amazing sketches
Hello I really love your channel and your art so I wanted to ask if you if you could do a tutorial on how to "study" anything for art. I don't really know what to do.
Like if I get up in the morning and decide to "study" something for art do I go to google and search images or do I do something else??
I'm the kind of person that needs a little bit more of structure when it comes to this kind of stuff.
Keep up the good work!
Tea Grbic I was wondering how to do that too 😅
+@@Nyctophiliace
Thank you so much! Now I know what to do. Have a nice day/night! 💗💗
@@Nyctophiliace thank youuu!!
How about the fundamentals of art :3
All of these comments are great! I believe i know what you mean Tea Grbic. You can just study from reference and break it down which is good, but sounds like your looking for some answers on how to break it down and what to look for. Like for each thing you might be studying there are specific shapes and angles that are good to look for that make it easier to study images. This is something that i do want to do for a video 🙂
DUDE. YOU JUST DREW FEW PAGES FULL OF NICE DRAWINGS AND I CAN'T EVEN DRAW A SINGLE PAGE WITHOUT FEELING LIKE TOTAL CRAP
Sad :(
My drawings are mostly rip off stickmen
Rest is also important in improving yourself.
Drawing; the art of understanding, deconstructing and reconstructing art.
ive seen this video already it helped ALOT but i feel like im stuck at the same lvl so i came back to this video
My brain: ready!
My eyes:ready!
My pencil:ready!
My skillz:No.
hotel: trivago
How old where you when you start to really practice? And how long have you been practicing?
Ive been drawing since i was 8 i got serious when i was 19 and started to do very focused practice.
@@kuzomari thats where my problem starts, i used to draw when i was like 6-13/14 but after that I gave up and now I'm in an art school, my college mates are drawing things so nicely and im here struggling.
i supposed to keep drawing the perspective for my brain to know how to draw the drawing
but instead my brain is stuck with the word perspective on how many time im hearing it in the video.
This video helped me a lot....im starting in this "drawing universe" and now i understand much better the way i need to go, and why its one of the best options!!!!
Hey hello! I have a few questions!
1. Is it better to draw from life or drawings that other artists made?
2. Also where can i find good references
3. Is it better to draw with pen or pencil?
4. If i'm just starting my practice what should i begin with? Start trying poses and study the body or should i start with perspective?
(Would be great if some artists could answer or give tips) anyway thank you in return
Thank you so much for this video, it really helps and motivate. I just want to say big thank you for, what u are doing
Hey no problem OuO im happy to put out content that can help inspire 😁
I'm actually really upset that I've been drawing for years but I can't draw. Sure I might be able to create art. But I can't draw.
@ɮօʊռċɛ օʄʄ Bitch excuse me just get gud lol dont blame me for your shit art fucker
@@terrortubbie3603 That was a really bad way to respond
water yeah that was pretty uncalled for, where did all that even come from?....
@@sdpr_5 I don't fucking take kindly to someone saying I increased their depression that is the dumbest shit ever. I really don't care
Terror Tubbie makes sense, but chill out
Thank you 👍
A minute fifteen in and I'm already amazed by these sketches. Settled in and ready to learn.
i know you by twitter and for real i tried many stuffs and learned what you have said in this video for real it is the right way and there is now way to show it immediately only by time of practicing boring but the best way
this is one of the most useful and amazing video tip i ever saw on you tube
thanks Kuzomari
I Wish I weren't such a perfectionist and learned to accept my mistakes. I guess it's impossible for me to improve at the thing I love thanks to my own mind...
damn im going to watch this everyday after i wake up to remember all the words u said
Damn i literally just woke up and found this video XD
Only if I have time. Schoolworks takes all the time
If you had time to watch this video and comment, you had time to practice
@@devictor9486 lmao that is true, yet savage.
@@devictor9486 lolz your spitting facts
Just say fuck school. Ez money
draw in class, that’s what i do.
thank you thank you, it wasnt really getting started that i was having trouble with but was with where to start. so, with this i now have a guide line on what i should be studying for.
The thing that helped me get better is to first draw lines and circles that you draw before you start the actual drawing (I dunno the name but those help measure the size of the drawing), before I started doing that, my drawings were kinda stupid because there was always that one mistake I couldn't fix that was tht one part of the body would be slightly smaller or larger compared to the rest. I kid you not how much this small change has helped me, And to the people just starting, find a drawing style that makes you happy instead of always copying others, All I came to say
First step:
Learn how to draw perspectives and good faces
Second step : the body
Third step : HANDSSSSSS
Me: *tries to draw straight lines*
My wrist: haha no
Edit:
Me: *tries to paint*
My wrist: y e s this better be a masterpiece or im gonna smash myself into the window
any artist on youtube: makes messy quick sketches be masterpieces
me: Stickman!
🥺 it didnt hurt if you like art so much. feel more joy than hurt to draw a character more and more.
Bro, you're a great teacher. I'm having flashbacks to my art teacher back in the day.