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barely seen anything on your channel but it NEEDS to grow!

Omgggg why did YT hide this from me :-: this is a pure gem for my anxious/overwehlmed brain! Tysm for sharing this!!

Love the stream great work and thanks for the good luck ill update you in tomorrows stream

Shade 3 big balls and stack them onto each other. With two very tiny balls on the first ball and put a small narrow cone in the middle of the first ball below the middle of the two tiny balls . Long cylinders extruding on the sides of the second ball. Then add short cylinders attached to the first 2 long cylinders pointing slightly up. Now you have a snowman

Going for shortest stream world record speedrun lets goo!! :D

2 hours ago? F

I tried the cook method after watching this, and man i was cooking

0:28 AYO THOSE AIN'T WATER BALLOOONS LMFAOO especially that dude sucking the balloon... so freaky

And one more important thing... “Comparison is the thief of joy” dont compare your progress to anyone but yourself. People learn at different speeds and its normal if you arent as good as or learn as fast as person X.

Literally just started an hour ago, zero experience, and also no idea at all on how to draw. I think my goal right now is to learn all the fundamentals. What motivates me to start? Insane Pinterest artworks. One day I'd be able to make one like those too, hopefully.. 😁

If someone asks me if you can learn to draw in half a year, I'll answer that it depends. Mainly on how quickly someone can use the knowledge they've acquired. It took me about +- 2 weeks to learn how to draw heads, but it wasn't until 2 months later that they started to resemble the ones in the references xd I started and I'm still at the stage of drawing using paper and pencil (digital is terra incognita for me, at least for now xd). One problem at a time. Digital makes it easier because you can easily compare the result of your work with the original and you won't get lost in the growing number of lines. However, I have a very useful piece of advice regardless of the learning method you choose, which is to show your drawings to others, preferably to someone who has more experience in it than you (in my case, it's my friend whose drawings inspired me to draw and at the same time became my mentor). Why? To quote Vesemir from Witcher 3: "Don't train alone, because you'll only reinforce your mistakes" and there are a lot of mistakes at the beginning, some obvious, but there are some where someone has to show you, because as you know, your own mistakes are the hardest to spot. How long does it take to learn to draw? I would say the average is +- 3-4 years depending on what you draw on (paper or digital) and what you want to draw, and there are a few options: realistic, semi-realistic, or anime/cartoon, the latter are easier because you can bend the rules a bit. So there's no point in comparing time, because drawing is not a race, unless it's with yourself from before.

0:55 “A COMMON MISTAKE ARTISTS MAKE IS-“ *excalart flashbacks*

Bro just straight up called me out, I’ve only been drawing basic shapes for a week 💀

I love how you mark SUCKING its so goooood

0:36 so if i hypothetically watched all of these ill become pro 🗣🔥🔥

0:26 A man of culture, I see.

Forget about learning art, how about starting to draw. Man, some of the drawings I saw are so cool! Just could not start a drawing habit. I drew once everyday and managed to do 2 days, but thats just it. I can see the potential in learning to do illusttractions, heck, I already see the epicness of it from others. I Just Could Not Form The Habit! Realisticly, I aint gonna learn if I cant move up from Stage 0: Drawing. Lots of love, thumbnail is fire!

can u tell me on what to suck?

best video for me .thank for showing how to learn art

4:57 My verdict about references is that it's always better to use references when you find the right one. I dont think it's about "not heavily copying the reference", but about executing the original idea you had in your head. The emotions you want to express may or may not be exactly like the references, which is why it's important for artists to learn the fundamentals, such as perspective and structure, so that they can manipulate it until it looks the way they want it. Sometimes, you have this great idea but just cant find the reference for it. That's the creative challenge we have as an artist, to then execute that idea solely from our visual library, from our imagination. But apart from that scenario, it is always better to use references, and better yet: learning and implementing 3d software to create your own references

I have drawings on paper for about January 29 ago and I keep going searching for advices,and I found you videos and advices is one of best advices out there's so as my tributes I gonna given a like or even a subscribes,by the way English is not my Native languages so there's might be typo or wrongs sentences,but im going to say, Thankyou very muchs and Happy art journey everyones!

I'm at day 322/365 myself and this was a nice watch. It's funny that you suggest neglecting your fundamentals and "drawing boxes for a month" because that's what I did lol. I'm not a new artist, but I have quit and come back many times because I'd find these huge holes in my skills that I couldn't deal with, which were caused by missing fundamentals. This time tho, I forced myself to forget everything and start completely from scratch and build up brick by brick so I could fill the gaping holes before I fell in them later on. I live by my fundamentals because they ensure that I won't lose my mind later on because I neglected something huge. That being said, I do think you need a special type of insanity to draw lines and basic shapes for a month straight lmao

Hey just recently getting into drawing, was wondering what kinda drawing knowledge did you have going into this stream? Just trynna compare the knowledge I have or at least practice, because your drawing was very good imo

I don’t really have a goal and not any fav artists so what should I do

ngl, I really like the way you describe everything. Time to do the SUCK'NING

Thank u this helped me so much on finding out how to improve. Man I love Fauna 💚💚💚

Your video could not have come at a more correct timing, I started a few months ago with mainly shapes and while boring I knew it was needed and after that transitioned to drawing anime characters, I felt a bit guilty using tracing for practice to get a better understanding and muscle memory for proportions and lines but you made some pretty good points, and this helped me analyze my old art and what it lacked, while tracing is good for practice I really want to do my own original characters in the future. I started drawing mainly eyes then transitioned to the face and realized I suck at drawing bodies and insecurities made me bloat the face into the paper leaving little detail for the rest of the body and now im working on that as well. Thanks for the video it helped a lot! I`m also finding time to draw every day and when I feel burned out I take a break until my creativity kicks in again.

Freaky ahh art

37 AND REGLUS MENTIONED YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Bro was up all night gaming. Hope you have a good rest Kooi Also gahdamn streamer luck is real

I've started only doing circles because I want to improve the way I use my whole arm. I do not know if this is a good idea, but I feel that is important because if I do not improbe my mechanical part it is gonna be difficult to improve. However, I am trying to draw something besides of that despite of the result, I've started drawing things of videogames. I would like tips, how can I notice that i am improving or if should I change something about my method

thanks for the great content!

750 hours in 6 months…… WHAT

This is inspiring <3!

Anime characters = anime girl titties. 😅

actually a pretty nice video

1:09 "I KNOW THAT LINE"

The inspiration you gave me yesterday after watching this video is unbelievable. I hope this inspiration will be guiding me through all year and I will try my best for this to happen. Thanks a lot and I wish you also a good year and hope that your channel will grow a lot more, you deserve it

THERE'S NO WAY YOU BECAME THAT GOOD THAT FAST WHAT

hi, thank for the video but fist what app you use and what devide you use thank you

Your tutorial was super helpful!👍👍👍

the intro kinda reminds me of that art youtuber that posts shorts🤣🤣🤣🤣🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 "common mistakes artist makes" edit: 2:43 "artists to follow" damn that cooking part hits so hard😭😭 all i did was practice anatomy and figure drawings, never actually did any original art...this lead to me, burning out😔😔

I wanted to start a webcomic like Solo leveling