the best advice I've ever heard about art is from the sleepy cabin podcast, "the best way to learn how to draw is to find a cartoon you really like and draw it an autistic amount of times." And they're not even wrong lol, most of those guys really got good at drawing from shows like DBZ
I'm in this really annoying state. I like drawing and want to get better but i can't figure out what exactly to study, who to study, how to study all these things. And i can't even buy a course since im broke. I draw for fun but i still feel lost
Some drawing experience here. You wanna draw? Broke? Say less. Drawing still life is a good place to start. An art professor told me that looking at stuff on a screen is kinda of cheating since it's already in 2-D. Drawing still life, you kinda have to translate what you see onto the page, also you learn how to observe stuff. Nothing will be harder to draw than stuff in the world. Remember, anime is just an abstraction of real life stuff. Those artists know all the fundamentals, so they can change the rules a bit to make it look pleasing. Practice your fundamentals, practice as much as you can. Draw some anime for fun and enjoyment, then worry about developing your art style, you need skill before you worry about the extra fun stuff.
Im a year into drawing, and i can't say i improved as much as I would've hoped to. seeing all of the videos of prople also deciding to draw for around the same people of time having much better results frustrates me, but a few days ago i revisited my very first drawing from a year ago and while i havent improved a lot im still a lot better than i was before and i hope i will continue getting better if i just keep at it and dont let my frustration win and rob me of a fun hobby. This comment really has no deep meaning. I've just wanted to share my experience with art so far.
Thanks for making me comfortable using a reference, i always felt like i wasn't being original but you reminded me that i started last year and haven't been drawing everyday so it's okay to use help, it's always okay to use help
@@yolowkayskrt it's the amount of pressure you use when using pencils or ink etc. And like I said digital undo button . Traditional ruined drawing. Like I said stick to watching kid.
Sorry to be that guy, but I like the 2021 drawing more. There's just so much more emotion and movement in that one that I don't care about the anatomy, line quality etc. :D But great video overall!
Hello bro and members of art community I need a advice should I draw a character and see what have I done wrong and move on to another drawing or should I repeatedly draw that drawing again until I fix my all mistakes
I am just an amateur but what I heared is to draw the character first with reference and draw it again without to compare and learn from the differences you made. Grinding out is very ill advised as this will only burn you out and never leave you satisfied.
I am another artist that has pretty recently started art seriously and me personally I'd look over what I dislike or done wrong in my drawing and try to research the right way to draw it practicing that and attempt another character drawing while including that new skill. You shouldn't just keep doing drawings try to look over them and research before moving onto the next one. This is from my experience you don't have to listen to me
When your talking about the fundamentals of drawing and your talking about how there are so many and how we need to find what art style we like to draw in (I really like drawing in anime style) and I have to find my own artist that I admire uhm but me personally I admire you as an artist so it would help me SOO MUCH if u could make a separate video all about every fundamental basic drawing “skill” that we need to learn (Yes, even the boring stuff) to get as good as you (also I am a beginner and I literally have very very little practice)😅❤
Im 14 and I started when I was 12. Ngl I feel I have both improved and not improved bc I get some really bad drawings when I try to draw characters from dragonball. I don’t know why it turns out like that, but I would like to learn what I’m doing wrong from a professional artist.
this is basically what ive been doing it helps a lot im into character drawings and illustrations although i need references for finer details i could draw a head with decent proportions without having to mark everything out so it doesnt look weird its a small step but the drawing from reference so many times now i can visualize how a jaw will look in an angle for example seeing it so many times and copying it from others is the perfect way to learn its teaching u perspective (to some degree) and u always know what to draw haha just pick a character u like then when ur getting decent mix uip references draw that character in a pose from another reference its pretty great honestly
1) Learn how to draw highlights and blend/feather it within the shading of your ink. 2) Use crosshatching or use various types of shading techniques that suit you the most. 3) Use different pens with varying shades of gray 4) Try multiple pens with different line thickness. 5) learn how to apply detail in your style Have a good day, God bless you! :)
i started drawing at 2 and im 11 now and from my 2-8 age i only drew trexs, but now that i started drawing anime im not as good at drawing rexs anymore.
@luluchiru This is definitely the definitive way of goin about it, you can tell this is true because Pewdiepie only followed this way of drawing because he drew from his favorite manga and didn’t go through so many art videos like my indecisive ass
Okay so, I’m in high school, and I have an idea I’d like to bring to life. I want to make my own anime. I have the idea in my head and I can visualize it as well. My setbacks though, would be that I don’t know what software I should use, how to completely draw extremely well yet, and even coloring. I would like help to bring this to life. Whether it be tips, or a few people that would like to join in and help!!
What if I enjoy the aesthetic of chicken scratching? I get it's not technically the right way to do it, but it can look so, so good with the right style
Wait correct me if I’m wrong but is your 2021 drawing in the first year of learning to draw because that’s deadass the skill level I would hope to reach with like a decade of practice
But what if I cannot figure out how to break down a reference into basic shapes? And I actually can't even though I have tried. What if I similarly can't figure out how to turn the basic shape construction of a reference into an actual copy of the reference? And for this too, I actually can't.
You practice. Again. Art is simply study and practice. You can't practice without studying. And if you practice without studying there's no improvement. Now that you have studied this. You have to practice.
@@zombiedemon1762just start doing it. Doesn’t have to be perfect. Just look at the reference, choose a starting point, and just start moving your hand, pay attention more to the reference than your actual drawing
@@zombiedemon1762I had the problem: i couldn't figure out how to draw my references with basic shapes, so i started from straight and curved lines (just draw a lot of them, with some practice you should be able to make rather precise lines). Then i used those lines to create basic shapes (again, you'll have to draw a ton of squares, triangles and circles in 2 and 3 dimensions). When you're confident with those shapes you can try irregular ones in 2 and 3 dimensions. I know it's going to be tedious but i assure you that after all those exercises you'll be more confident with your drawings. Good luck on your art journey
"There are no rules to art" is also a good one. Really not helpful but also untrue. If you really think about it, the rule's reality, and you abstract from it, as you said combine different aspects of the things you know to "create" something you've never seen before.
@@Zapstreem284 I can see the gap between them. It's incredibly vast. The gap between horikoshi and me is a bit closer but the gap is too wide to even tell.
@@pieflip2414 I get a problem when I don´t use a reference, because my mind goes as white as the sheet of paper. The basic shapes and 3D shapes are too easy though, even without references
Hey, I don't know if you will respond to me, but in case you do, do you think there is a problem with drawing on paper, I really can't draw on my phone with my finger since the all drawings come worse than on paper, and I don't have money to buy one of those tablets or a pen right now, nor in the near future actually, so I wanted to know if it's worthy trying to learn now, or wait until I have something other than a notebook, a phone and a finger.
Don't wait. The sooner you start practicing and gaining experience the better. Regular old paper and pencil can still be the best for doing life studies/value studies which will help you immensely if you can get yourself to do them.
my sister is 14-15 and she draws very well and she has twt, and ppl want to draw like her. it doesnt matter how young u are its a skill i think you'll get there the more u practice
The Problem Is, we are bombarded with tons of Vdo how to draw by many many many artists. It confusing and brain rotting. Choose what ohh ok this then yt throws some more mat you. Then more and more and more
He never said that was his first drawing, just a drawing from around the time he started drawing more as a passion, he already had some artistic skill beforehand obviously
Idk this video wasnt for me, if you wanna inspire new artists why did you show a pic from your first year which is already realy good? Got a touch of braging, also some things you said were not realy that good of an advice for beginner.
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I love the idea of creating drawings with the background being actual paper. I may try that for my own work. Thanks! :)
ive watched hundreds of these types of videos and this one is the only one that's actually been helpful
the best advice I've ever heard about art is from the sleepy cabin podcast, "the best way to learn how to draw is to find a cartoon you really like and draw it an autistic amount of times." And they're not even wrong lol, most of those guys really got good at drawing from shows like DBZ
Thank you for being different & actually telling me what to do.
"Are you too old? absolutely not! I started when i was 19!" 💀💀
lmao
I'm in this really annoying state. I like drawing and want to get better but i can't figure out what exactly to study, who to study, how to study all these things. And i can't even buy a course since im broke. I draw for fun but i still feel lost
Art school knowledge here. Study perspective, gesture and anatomy. In this order. There you have it. Start.
@@rijodan they don’t need to draw people they can draw other stuff
@@LolaSmitty084 still
Some drawing experience here. You wanna draw? Broke? Say less. Drawing still life is a good place to start. An art professor told me that looking at stuff on a screen is kinda of cheating since it's already in 2-D. Drawing still life, you kinda have to translate what you see onto the page, also you learn how to observe stuff. Nothing will be harder to draw than stuff in the world. Remember, anime is just an abstraction of real life stuff. Those artists know all the fundamentals, so they can change the rules a bit to make it look pleasing. Practice your fundamentals, practice as much as you can. Draw some anime for fun and enjoyment, then worry about developing your art style, you need skill before you worry about the extra fun stuff.
@@Clover-_- Oh, thanks. I've mainly been doing stuff on my computer so I'll try practice some still life :D
I began drawing when I was 29, and I'm 30 now. It's never too late to pick up a hobby you enjoy! :D
27 year old beginner here and I second this
Im a year into drawing, and i can't say i improved as much as I would've hoped to. seeing all of the videos of prople also deciding to draw for around the same people of time having much better results frustrates me, but a few days ago i revisited my very first drawing from a year ago and while i havent improved a lot im still a lot better than i was before and i hope i will continue getting better if i just keep at it and dont let my frustration win and rob me of a fun hobby. This comment really has no deep meaning. I've just wanted to share my experience with art so far.
Thanks for making me comfortable using a reference, i always felt like i wasn't being original but you reminded me that i started last year and haven't been drawing everyday so it's okay to use help, it's always okay to use help
thank you for saying that. I just turned 18 and I really wanted to start drawing since I had the resources now. thank you for the motivation!!
Underrated video.
Theere's so manyyy underated artistssssss
your line confidence is SO good
Line confidence? What's to risk? Bro can just hit undo😂. Maybe any that to traditional artist where one mistake means hours of work gone
@jetrifle4209 line confidence applies to digital art as well mate "just hit undo" yeah if you're doing lineart smh
@@yolowkayskrt lmao no it really doesn't 😂😂 you risk NOTHING nothing to be confident or insecure about . Stick to watching bud.
@jetrifle4209 you clearly don't understand what line confidence is which tells me all I need to know 😂
@@yolowkayskrt it's the amount of pressure you use when using pencils or ink etc. And like I said digital undo button . Traditional ruined drawing. Like I said stick to watching kid.
Such an underrated Art TH-camr, you need more subs man! Your videos are so easy for beginners and so smooth, keep up the good work!
Thanks a ton!
Sorry to be that guy, but I like the 2021 drawing more. There's just so much more emotion and movement in that one that I don't care about the anatomy, line quality etc. :D
But great video overall!
Lulu is consistently leveling up.
this is acually one of the best art tuts ive ever heard
GREAT VIDEO! everything is fireee :D
prolly the most helpful video about drawing ive seen yet thank you
Happy to hear that!
UNDERRATED AMAZING ARTIST????!!!!
Hello bro and members of art community I need a advice should I draw a character and see what have I done wrong and move on to another drawing or should I repeatedly draw that drawing again until I fix my all mistakes
I am just an amateur but what I heared is to draw the character first with reference and draw it again without to compare and learn from the differences you made. Grinding out is very ill advised as this will only burn you out and never leave you satisfied.
I am another artist that has pretty recently started art seriously and me personally I'd look over what I dislike or done wrong in my drawing and try to research the right way to draw it practicing that and attempt another character drawing while including that new skill. You shouldn't just keep doing drawings try to look over them and research before moving onto the next one. This is from my experience you don't have to listen to me
Feel free to DM my instagram for specific questions:)
Is no-one gonna talk about how good your Garou drawings look?
Thanks so much bro. This helped me so much! Keep up the great work!!!
Idk what your words or what you did but that help me a lot on drawing you turn me into a drawist into artist
Sorry, I can't stop chicken scratching... my hand isn't steady enough, so I gotta work around that.
Thanks mate awesome deku drawing and awesome tips. You have my sub ❤
Just started today I'll come back in the next couple months (idk if I'll remember this)
remember
@@RealAimYT u will
Bro, I love this guy’s video not only was it useful, but it was also a crack up. I love the jokes, bro. You earned yourself a new sub
Glad you enjoyed it!
When your talking about the fundamentals of drawing and your talking about how there are so many and how we need to find what art style we like to draw in (I really like drawing in anime style) and I have to find my own artist that I admire uhm but me personally I admire you as an artist so it would help me SOO MUCH if u could make a separate video all about every fundamental basic drawing “skill” that we need to learn (Yes, even the boring stuff) to get as good as you (also I am a beginner and I literally have very very little practice)😅❤
Feel free to DM my instagram! I’ll answer specific questions there too :)
Im 14 and I started when I was 12. Ngl I feel I have both improved and not improved bc I get some really bad drawings when I try to draw characters from dragonball. I don’t know why it turns out like that, but I would like to learn what I’m doing wrong from a professional artist.
Nice one!
Recently found your channel I really like your videos thank you♥️
broooo ts Deku fire😭😭🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
this is basically what ive been doing it helps a lot im into character drawings and illustrations although i need references for finer details i could draw a head with decent proportions without having to mark everything out so it doesnt look weird its a small step but the drawing from reference so many times now i can visualize how a jaw will look in an angle for example seeing it so many times and copying it from others is the perfect way to learn its teaching u perspective (to some degree) and u always know what to draw haha just pick a character u like then when ur getting decent mix uip references draw that character in a pose from another reference its pretty great honestly
do you have tips fore shading with pen or fine line great vid btw
1) Learn how to draw highlights and blend/feather it within the shading of your ink.
2) Use crosshatching or use various types of shading techniques that suit you the most.
3) Use different pens with varying shades of gray
4) Try multiple pens with different line thickness.
5) learn how to apply detail in your style
Have a good day, God bless you! :)
3:51 was insane
What anime
0:48 so do i 😂
i started drawing at 2 and im 11 now and from my 2-8 age i only drew trexs, but now that i started drawing anime im not as good at drawing rexs anymore.
@luluchiru This is definitely the definitive way of goin about it, you can tell this is true because Pewdiepie only followed this way of drawing because he drew from his favorite manga and didn’t go through so many art videos like my indecisive ass
0:19 hold on… you started drawing when you were 19.. is that art work from 2021, when you ‘just started’? 😱😱
thats what im saying aint no way thats a starters art
Okay so, I’m in high school, and I have an idea I’d like to bring to life. I want to make my own anime. I have the idea in my head and I can visualize it as well. My setbacks though, would be that I don’t know what software I should use, how to completely draw extremely well yet, and even coloring. I would like help to bring this to life. Whether it be tips, or a few people that would like to join in and help!!
What if I enjoy the aesthetic of chicken scratching? I get it's not technically the right way to do it, but it can look so, so good with the right style
There is no right or wrong way. It's your art, do what you like.
Thank you!
0:45- Ok…… never mind!!!
Yeah! I am guilty of chicken scratching my sketches 😅🤷♂️ Maybe if I stopped maybe if I stopped I wouldn’t have to go back and reline everything.
Bro you just got a new sub 👍👌❤
That's what I had to do when I was younger. Printing out anime characters and using traceing paper to learn how to draw poses.
Love you dude
Wait correct me if I’m wrong but is your 2021 drawing in the first year of learning to draw because that’s deadass the skill level I would hope to reach with like a decade of practice
it is. However, to your point, I probably put in enough hours of practice in that one year, than some would in a decade. hence the speedy progress!
I love your content man :D
Thank you mario
Where do i start with the fundamentals ?
thanks lulu
bro, the "Do YoU kNoW dA wAy?" at the biggening😭😭
But what if I cannot figure out how to break down a reference into basic shapes?
And I actually can't even though I have tried.
What if I similarly can't figure out how to turn the basic shape construction of a reference into an actual copy of the reference?
And for this too, I actually can't.
You practice. Again. Art is simply study and practice. You can't practice without studying. And if you practice without studying there's no improvement.
Now that you have studied this. You have to practice.
@@quaso7558 . So how do I study and how do I practice?
@@zombiedemon1762just start doing it. Doesn’t have to be perfect. Just look at the reference, choose a starting point, and just start moving your hand, pay attention more to the reference than your actual drawing
@@zombiedemon1762I had the problem: i couldn't figure out how to draw my references with basic shapes, so i started from straight and curved lines (just draw a lot of them, with some practice you should be able to make rather precise lines). Then i used those lines to create basic shapes (again, you'll have to draw a ton of squares, triangles and circles in 2 and 3 dimensions). When you're confident with those shapes you can try irregular ones in 2 and 3 dimensions. I know it's going to be tedious but i assure you that after all those exercises you'll be more confident with your drawings. Good luck on your art journey
@@robertovinci13 . Thanks.
u funny, nice vid! ty
Good vid.
No one ever talks about how starting requires you copying. When I started I turned into a whole kakashi the copy ninja. 😂😂
IZUKU!!!! :3
"There are no rules to art" is also a good one. Really not helpful but also untrue. If you really think about it, the rule's reality, and you abstract from it, as you said combine different aspects of the things you know to "create" something you've never seen before.
you should be a teacher this is really good stuff like the explantion and everything
Yoooo nooo wayyy bros scetch is horikoshi level😭🙏im tryna become like you
Not really, but it's still really good.
Its not even close 💀
@@JordanSketchesArt actually it's pretty close his hatching and shading is just like horikoshi
@@Zapstreem284 I can see the gap between them. It's incredibly vast. The gap between horikoshi and me is a bit closer but the gap is too wide to even tell.
Wait wait wait... I've already watched 3 drawing Tutorials and its all Deku!
I mean, he seems fun to draw.
ur 2021 drawing looks somewhat better than the 2024 version, in my opinion ofc. No offense
U right.
We are all different and “just drawing” works, if you know what to draw.
That will help you improve.
Nice 😊❤
4:09 well that is a pretty accurate mouse for demon slayer
XD
ty man a good tutorial but i can't draw on a pen tablet for some reson my aim suck haha
Stabilisation is basically aim-bot
I always draw from references since I was a little kid, but still suck without them...
I think I´m doing something wrong
Start with improving and drawing lines ,shapes,3d shapes and then move to body anatomy
@@pieflip2414 I get a problem when I don´t use a reference, because my mind goes as white as the sheet of paper.
The basic shapes and 3D shapes are too easy though, even without references
@@enzanXcrystal Some people literally CANNOT imagine detailed images in their heads. You just might be one of them.
Respecte 👌
Deku the vigilante!!!
What is that brush dude
I never drew with i could draw from my imagination since I was 7
Hey, I don't know if you will respond to me, but in case you do, do you think there is a problem with drawing on paper, I really can't draw on my phone with my finger since the all drawings come worse than on paper, and I don't have money to buy one of those tablets or a pen right now, nor in the near future actually, so I wanted to know if it's worthy trying to learn now, or wait until I have something other than a notebook, a phone and a finger.
Start with paper. The skills transfers over
Its usually better to practice on paper especially if you’re a beginner
Don't wait. The sooner you start practicing and gaining experience the better. Regular old paper and pencil can still be the best for doing life studies/value studies which will help you immensely if you can get yourself to do them.
Okay, thank you everyone for the tips
Boi I started trying to learn anatomy when I was like 8- THEY NEVER TOLD ME I COULD *WAIT-* 😭😭
You’re lucky you started early!!
Im 11 and Im triying to get better
what's your canvas size and resolution?
please what software do you use, so i can get started
He's using clip studio paint
Clip studio paint :)
Whoch brush so you use ,man?
Am just boiling with anger right now, I CAN DRAW ANATOMY FINE BUT I CAN'T DRAW THE FACE SOMEHOW, RAAAAAAHHHHHHHH
Make robot with chain saws and blade wings :D
@@ee-ii6eo reminds me of ultrakill, BUT HELL YEAH BROTHER
How did you learn to draw anatomy?
@@XannyEdits i don't even know, i just kept looking at people and drawing them and it worked out
What brush do you use?
Ikr
Are you using Adobe Illustrator?
How to do shading:
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I'm gonna cry bro my drawings are uhmm dog sh*t
yes ur drawings suck ass
You'll get there, everyone starts somewhere
G-FORCE? 4:15
I swear im the only one who watched that…
G force
I need help with hands 😭
You okay?
Yeah I’m good I just need help drawing hands.
HANDS!! I NEED HANDS!
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find something u enjoy as a refrence (me as a jojo fan *FUCK*)
Same lmao
Well am I too young? I’m only 11.
Nope never to young but don’t reveal your age publicly online it might cause harm
my sister is 14-15 and she draws very well and she has twt, and ppl want to draw like her. it doesnt matter how young u are its a skill i think you'll get there the more u practice
@@rubyveii6423 okay thanks man
@@Iloveeeeanimeee864 all right
Get off youtube it's 13+. Go to yt kid lil bro.
The Problem Is, we are bombarded with tons of Vdo how to draw by many many many artists.
It confusing and brain rotting.
Choose what ohh ok this then yt throws some more mat you.
Then more and more and more
pick one video and fullscreen it
@@shibavlr correct
vigalente deku
I will work in Mcdonalds.
This is true
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"Drawing is not a talent"
If it isn't, why is your 2021 drawing doesn't look like a beginner's, despite you starting drawing at that year?
skill issue ong
@@lilzoomie8537r/woosh
because he choosed to learn drawing smartly
Because it probably wasn't his first drawing
He never said that was his first drawing, just a drawing from around the time he started drawing more as a passion, he already had some artistic skill beforehand obviously
You kinda glossed over observation. It’s truly the most important part to drawing anything
Its also common sense so, it can be glossed over
Idk this video wasnt for me, if you wanna inspire new artists why did you show a pic from your first year which is already realy good? Got a touch of braging, also some things you said were not realy that good of an advice for beginner.
thats a hamster
but same taste when you fry it
That’s a very good point actually
Im sorry yall but ion use reference (dont judge)
start using it😠
Me either I do what I want how I want
its best to use a reference
@@ee-ii6eo learn how to actually draw
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But I don’t want to draw on some sticking computer!
Then don’t, just do it on physical mediums