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Hey man, can you tell me what program/website you used to get the 3d model of the muscles?

Bro if you want to learn to draw, learn from other artists that you like trust me

Where r u ?

You guys ever eaten toilet paper its not really that bad also great video keep going at it bruv

your art reminds me of my old art from an year ago, so that means you might just have only an year to improve :D which is a kind of a positive thing

This is so inspiring for newbies like me. Waiting for your next video.

your channel is so cool! i love your videos and your progress :) keep it up, you’re amazing

You are definitely improving overtime, which I applaud. However, I can tell you skipped the fundamentals of drawing. I watched your previous videos on your progress and seeing you jumping right into complex characters for the traditional art, and going into coloring for digital made me apprehensive because that is exactly what I did when I started out. Jumping straight into things without a solid foundation will be more of a hinderance in the long run, since you will develop bad habits and eventually stagnate. If you want to get really good I suggest starting completely over now that you have this baseline experience. Start with the fundamentals and work your way up slowly after you feel like you have confidence in each category. Don’t do the “30 days” thing, it will only serve to rush you and not let you focus. Instead try to do art every other day. Also use reference, even the most seasoned Disney renaissance animators used references. Here are the things I suggest you practice in order. - Basic Shapes (Draw circles) - Shading (Turning flat circles into spheres and having them cast a shadow) - Values (Understanding matte vs glossy. Things that are closer are more saturated. Things that are far away are less saturated. Your subject should always be the focus. Render your art in greyscale, color is not nearly as important as value.) - Shape Constructs (Combine shapes together and render them with shading and values) - 2 Point Perspective & Basic Material Rendering (Draw a basic square object using 2 point perspective and attempt to make it a wooden box with a metal trimming with bolts. Do this on a 50% grey background.) - Character Study (Attempt to draw the subject you want to make. Do this in greyscale. Try to avoid a stylized subject and complex poses. Draw a greyscale human by drawing the bones then add a new layer of flesh above it then the clothing. Do this on a 50% grey background) - Character Design (Draw out a simple reference sheet of your character using everything learned. Make them the cartoony design you want. Add textures to the clothing and hair so they don’t look like they are made of skin. Be sure to draw this on a 50% grey background. Keep the expression and pose simple.) - Add a Color layer (With your greyscale ref sheet you can add a color layer to add baseline colors roughs. I also suggest coloring your lineart with a selection tool or locked pixel option) - Finally add finishing touches (Make glossy sections extra glossy. This is when you actually add in the airbrushed blush effects. Add in anything else you feel will help your drawing pop.) Do this and you should greatly improve, even more than your 30day challenges. If you fail a section or give up, go back one section and try it again. If you don’t want to learn fundamentals then I don’t know if you will have the patience or will to do animation. Good luck on your art journey!

gj, i hope you are still drawing a lot !.

18:31 the position is very good! Good job

Hey, great progress so far! I don't know if you'll take this advice or not but I thought I'd just leave it here, you can draw however you like though: What Pewdiepie and you said was wrong, males aren't "ugly" and females aren't "pretty", diversity in characters bring them to life so do whatever you want! There are plenty of females that aren't considered conventionally attractive but could look like something else, they could just look cool or evil or something. And there are some attractive or pretty males. You may not like this advice, idk, but like you said throughout these videos, your designs are a bit flat. Also, females can be just as muscular as people typically see males as and males just as non muscular as people typically see females as. The reason I say this is you could make way more diverse body types instead of just bland stereotypical ones. Also, I feel like the "muscular" females you drew didn't look muscular, just slightly toned (which is not the female limit, you can have genuinely muscular females and genuinely non muscular males). You could always look for unique body references. Just thought doing more body types would help you be the best artist you could be with dynamic character designs! Humans are so vastly different from each other, showing quirks, flaws, or just diversity in any aspect of your characters will absolutely bring them to life! Can't wait to see how animation goes for you.

5:39 his ear is disportionate

Good work bro, I'd suggest using more references, practicing drawing guides (like guide lines and bounding boxes,) and Draw-a-box - It's a free website and gives you a quick and rough guide on where to start.

You did amazing! You’re improving faster than me.

i see you draw the hands a little small, i was also drawing themm small untill i heard that they are mostly the same size as the face so when you draw the hand you take it to the face to see if it needs to be bigger or smaller just a tip!

Really enjoying seeing your journey though learning drawing, some lil tips I have to help is don't be afraid to use references, your brain can only absorb so much, is completely fine to use references, everybody does, it's not cheating like some people say. The other would be to train both making 3D shapes and Perspectives, this is useful not only for making enviroments, but also sketching a character and animal, the body of people can be broken in simple shapes, and knowing how to make those shapes three dimensional can really help the body feel more natural. On smaller tips and suggestions I could give would be to try just like with the head, make a line in the middle of the body to have an idea of where things are on perspective, and last but not least see a little more about proportions. I really wish you best of luck in your journey as an artist and can't wait to see your next video of this series.

excited to see your review of forbidden west!

I love watching other peoples' art journeys. I just started mine a couple weeks ago and watching these kinds of videos really continues to give me motivation to keep going. This video was a great watch, I love your down-to-earth personality!

Always use references, especially for studying. Your non reference drawings don’t do much for your progress, especially when you’re struggling with basics

Big progress, dude. What helped me when I started was a site called Drawabox, it's not the most fun but it basically fast tracks you down the right path. Secondly try tracing over real life studies of things so you get the idea of drawing what you actually see not what you see in your head, if that makes sense? I look forward to watching your progress.

this so motivating fr

This is how my drawings use to look like, bros me for real 2:35

why does bro kinda sound like Dream?

Hey you probably already know this by now, but some of the hands were backwards in some of your drawings. A very easy mistake to make. Also, don't give up on the Loomis method. It's hard at first but once you get the hang of it, it becomes really easy to draw good heads at any angle. I'd recommend actually learning it from the man himself though, because honestly a lot of TH-camr tutorials are subpar and not even really qualified to talk about it.

Oh my gosh. That Day 30 was such a crazy leap in progress!! You're doing awesome!!

I think your biggest flaw is not understanding perspective and how the 3d space works.

I have the biggest Issue with doing "just anatomy studies" - I tried so often, always out of places of frustration and not feeling good enough, that nowdays, I can't do it. I can use refs, and I use them very well, but it has to be something I like. I don't know how to just "study hands" or "abs" and its so frustrating.

Kind of a spoiler for me 16:48

Hey leap, this is a pretty old video and I'm not sure if this comment will go unread, but I want to give you a few extremely important tips for your learning journey. First of all, let me congratulate you! You have clearly shown that you are not afraid of trying things that you might fail at, and you've equally distrubuted your time spent studying and time spent trying new things, which, by all means, is the most important thing. However, I feel like I've noticed a few things that if improved, will boost your art skills far beyond. Firstly, your drawings edge between being 2d (flat) and 3d sometimes - and I feel like that's because you have not practiced your basic shapes enough to be able to understand how these bodies are constructed. Don't get me wrong, it's still useful to know all the muscles, but at the end of the day, they have to fit into simple shapes to construct a body. Take a good look at your fingers and toes (the ones you draw). They aren't bad, but they have no form. Essentially, you're just drawing what you think you see, not what you actually see. Hands are a great example of how a complex task can be simplified through simple shapes combined. Also, some quick tips. Make sure to give equal care to every single thing you draw; rushing is the main source of poor results. Do not compare yourself, your improvement should only be compared to your old drawings. Learning the essentials is a thing a lot of people skip in favor of drawing what they wanna draw. And you SHOULD, but do it in conjunction with studies, aka 50/50. These are just my tips after all. If you wanna keep drawing just this way, that's perfectly fine. Just trying to help an artist out!

We’ll constructed videos!! I have enjoyed watching your journey. I my self am trying to better my drawing skills and i can not wait to see more.

Nice improvement bro im also starting my art journey God bless bro✝♥🙏🏼

You're doing great!! Also a little tip is that you should definitely use a lot of references for EVERYTHING. Hair, clothes, body parts, objects. The more drawings u use references in the more your mind will remember the strokes and perspectives, it will become muscle memory. Even copy art you like and enjoy to study, it can be multiple artists and eventually all your art knowledge will murge into one. When i started art i found copying helping me improve A TON.

U r boring

You did so nice but heres a tip use airbrush but not alot and try to learn more on poses and colors because the colors are too flat put more shadows in and use a reference to see what and were shadows are and how hard and soft it is😊

Ive been drawing for 5 years and you did so good but you need to work on poses very much😊 but i loved it keep at it😊

I watched all 3 of your 30 day videos fully and see a lot of improvement. I also am trying to get better at drawing so I guess we both shall go through the journey together and i am more good at drawing males and recently tried drawing a female but it just turned into a boy🤣

I have the opposite problem. I have a harder time drawing girls.

This is definitely inspiring! I started to draw this year and am still trying to be better. Check me out and my drawing progress!

One more tip: if you are a beginner, don't focus as much on complex anatomy practice drawing 3d shapes before each session, these are the fundamentals. And also try using the hard round brush for a month, your drawing will suck A LOT in the beginning (it makes you more aware of your mistakes) but keep at it and you will see a lot of improvement

congrats on your progress!, the single most important tip i can give is to observe stuff IRL, its all in the shapes and how they obscure or go on top of one another. Also that you think your heads look "off" is a sign of this, you are grasping that it doesn't look right because it clashes with what you have on your VISUAL library (yer head), so if you refine that, either by a method that you apply to whatever you are observing, or just straight up BRUTE FORCING it through A LOT, of IRL observation, youll naturally be able to "fix up" mistakes you notice on your drawings. on anatomy. the connections are basically THE most important part, if you connect the body right, the rest can be a bit weird but it'll look better than a photo realistic limb attached poorly to a body. this is because, again, the shape as a whole is what we register on an instinctual level. also it is frustrating trying to quick draw, yes, but it lets you reiterate on your mistakes, especially if its for different poses. because you HAVE to focus on making the whole "shape" look the best with the least amount of time/lines. the idea is not to fully render these (detail work), but to make them look "natural for their pose,proportions and style", so even a faint outline or simple lines work. hope to see more of your videos! stay strong!

With the hands, you can keep in mind that the fingers as a whole are about the same length as the palm, and that with each finger, the first joint is halfway up the finger, and the second joint is halfway up the remaining half of the finger, basically leaving it like one half length, and then two quarter lengths

This was really fun to watch 💕 you're doing so well and making so much progress ♥️ keep it up :)

Around 10 minutes in you say a comment said that spending too much time to make one really good drawing is worse than just drawing several things. I don't know how true that is, there's probably nuance to it. I don't think what you did as an exercise because of it is bad, but you should definitely like look at what you're trying to do and don't take it as some end all be all comment. Let's keep on drawing! 😊

dont forget to occasionally flip the canvas, helps to see your mistakes

Amazing progress mate!! Congrats!! Hope your projects go super well and on the tips for animation try studying the 12 principles, you'll use them a lot Have a good one!!

I thought that was a titan in the thumbnail 💀

bro I'm on day 100 and I gotta say, it's been great

i just watched the other 2 parts today and was looking forward to the next one and it just so happened to come out today

lets go leap, keep up the great work