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You're like the only art Chanel I understand TYSMMMM

Just thanks

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:/ how the fuck i should draw the steakman

BRO THE TIME OF THE VIDEO?! 9:11?!!?!

I wish we were stickmen smh

ALL TEACH NO WAFFLE

I have been using this program for years, but ONLY AFTER watching your video the tool worked. Thank you! You sImplified (or save?) my life... as an artist 🤩😆 P.s: Great drawing, I like it ❤😁

This is awesome, just subbed to your channel. Please do a video on combining references. In this video you combined the knight with the skull, I can already see the possibilities, specially for comics and animation.

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No offense great video but honestly this is just like wire framing I f****** hate the concept it doesn't work for me I had to find like a thousand ways that finally worked for me to build a freaking figure.

This is amazing, one of the best tutorials that made me really understand, keep the amazing work 🙏🏻

U just earned urself a follow, ur funny bro ❤😂🎉

What the name of book on English 2:26?

Do you ever think you could make a guideline of what to learn in order? When i first started out, i did what many others did. Start with the anatomy and the muscles. But it never came out right, and i never understood it. As a beginner, i didn't even really know about gesture drawing. I think it would be great help to some if there was some sort of list that artists could follow while gradually getting higher and higher in the difficulty and having the proper foundation to improve further.

Not.. not... FORSHORTENING!!!

Ily sm for this, i really wish i saw this when i searched up ‘anatomy for beginners’ for the about three months ago. It literally took me about 5-20 mins to draw the base. Now all i have to do is learn how to properly draw hands, heads and the lower body. Your so underrated omg❤❤

3:20 this is just not true...

I said it before, but I will say it again, these videos save my life! You are one of the best art channels with art tips/tutorials in my opinion. As an person learning video game concept art, I am really so thankful and glad for these videos. You really really deserve more recognizion. It would be cool to see a video about art learning plan, since many artists (including myself) struggle and don't know where to start/go next in drawing to improve. Since there is just so many things to learn, it can be overwhelming what to focus on next.

This is my favorite tutorial so far. You gave the breakdown of proportions that I really needed. Thanks~~!!! ♥

The box's vanishing points is based on its orientation, not the surface or horizontal line.

Hey, I'm not able to download the sheets through the newsletter, I'm not receiving any emails.

It won’t let me subscribe to the newsletter :(😊

thanks for the insight. May I know what's the best way to contact you? as a video editor I want to share a video edit for you.

This video's perfect for overthinkers who draw cause real life pictures will have a lot of detail to distract you from getting better. And to combat that overthinking, basically you gotta simplify something down to small components like a box or basic shapes then build up from there. I know this myself cause I spent most of my time overthinking as a beginner artist. Basically, you shouldn't expect yourself to get the anatomy immediately so it's good to settle for something simple to represent certain anatomy parts or expect that you will not be able to understand that excessive amount of info that comes from real life references in a small amount of time. Plus if you get references from art the most important thing is that you find what is consistent among the many references you study, that's what you'll improve on.

Any advise for drawing in different directions? I feel like when something is in a slightly odd direction my mind shatters. I am still very new to actually drawing art and my mind struggles to imagine simple things in 3D.

I have trouble simply finding the gesture. I just cant figure out which direction the shoulder and hips are slanted sometimes and then have trouble with proportions. Started tracing in a figure over a couple poses then doing 1 or two not traced. Seems like it helps but feels like my brain is just not compatible.

Is there another way to get the self critique checklist? I tried subscribing to the newsletter twice but didnt get anything in my inbox or spam

Holly crap, what a video!! This is crazy, thank you so much!! Will be applying this from now on! 🙌

It can be even faster. Once the selection is made, go to Layer>Fill

You can tell this nigga is too good and takes some things for granted by how he does that "dancing from side to side" thing when drawing the skull.

Nice

I think this was a very good video.

This was a Fantastic video that makes things... SO MUCH EASIER on my aspect. So I have watched and practiced other techniques from Other youtubers and how I often do my structure of the body is a mix mash between various things I have learned that helped carried my art to where it is, and that I'm just getting the Anatomy a bit better (Though my bigger issues is stuff liek eyes and maybe how the character is posed). so often I to have a box torso but I try to do things like Cricle joints and circle elbows/knees, Triangle for the pelvis (Even though I feel like it's been not helping me nearly as much as it could), and so on and so fourth. Though the Circle joints does not help and usually I end up drawing my lines to where it makes more sense rather than going out of my way to follow the circle and the Triangle pelvis that I usually draw looks more flat and makes things hard on. Basically my Method that I have been using has been scuffed and I needed to find a better way to draw the basic body itself. But, how this uses the Box method through and through just blew my mind! The cylinder and the structuring just made total sense while watching this. This will certainly be something I will keep watching and practice on to make my characters look a bit more proportionate. I appreciate this video and I hope that this can help carry my art further on a proportionate level! I will make you proud!

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS! REALLY HELPED BECAUSE I WAS SO HUNG UP ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT MY WORK WAS TRANSFORMATIVE ENOUGH OR TOO RELIANT ON REFERENCE! edit: can you make one about how to reference for creating backgrounds without copying the reference too directly?

I think the hardest part is visualizing how something will look like in a certain angle in 3D space. It’s. Like drawing a cube from many different perspectives. This is when referencing comes handy. I can’t draw without references.

For me I just don’t know where the arms and hands end. Like I can get the shape down to an extent but then I look back and I see the hand is a little too low or the elbow is too high. That sort of thing.

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Thanks for showing your process, really easy to follow. I'm going to use this to do studies , its fast, simple, And loos. thanks again.

Nice

thank you for the lesson

Thanks for the video!

Im here to stop the "bro fell off" comments

I love your art :)

What's a sheen? Do you mean shin?

this actually helped me a lot more than the TikTok tutorials, I know how to draw a body but i usually don't start off with a shape that makes it way more confusing and harder to draw. But I am glad to see that there are actually some helpful pieces of media that can help me get better at my art, instead of learning it the hard way

Im confused. i did the first box one, and when i tried the better manikin but it looked horrible and can't do it. I'm confused someone help me pls

I get where youre coming from but you went about it wrong. Its good to use both real life photos and anatomy models. Anatomy model for learning the structure and the rest of it should be doing observational/figure studies. Thats the only real way to master anatomy. Just looking at anatomy diagrams isnt sufficient. I made that mistake myself and my drawings werent bad but they weren't advanced either. The diagrams are good but they're stiff and kind of robotic. TLDR: You need a bit of both. Both is good. Obviously dont jump right into it with photos, you will be confused. 40% input 60% output

Dude. im like no hope for drawing like its SUPER bad and this video alone (Ive watched 10 videos not a single one helped) except this one its simple and looks good. Thank you, you gave me hope You deserve a sub❤