Why I have 10000000 layers First layer: sketch Second layer: also sketch, but I changed something but I don't want to change it on my previous layer because what if the previous sketch is better Third layer: sketch one details (eyes clothes hair) *Duplicate all of the sketch layers* That's to change some stuff and if I need to to go back to the previous sketch Layer number idk: Line art Layer number after idk: line art but maybe better Next layer: line art of the eyes and face Next layer: thickening line art in places where it needs Layer under sketch" primary color More Layers on top of that layer for each color Then in between each of those layers you also shade each color 150 layers for eyes 256 layers for background 1 empty layer, but I am not sure if it's empty do I don't delet it just in case 24 layers of additional layers with multiple Blanding mode 10 layers for overlay highlights And 1 layer for my signature Edit: Yes I do merge some layers, and yes I use folders On average I have 20-30 layers No I am not saying it to "brag" about my layer count. Sam just asked how do people have a lot of layers and I answered with obvious exaggeration👍
As a traditional artist, i can say that most colours of gouache are indeed for eating because i dont use them for anything else, but white gouache is for worshipping.
I don't think I've ever seen Sam so happy with art tips, especially this many in a row💀 Like practically the whole video is just him like "finally, yes😌🙌"
Tik tok; How to find ur Art Style in 30 seconds Sam; Gets into a dramatic speech that makes all artists shed tears (also love that Sam is speechless on the 3rd video lolz)
I've always liked emirichus art style so once I tried making the eyes I draw kind of like hers and then I developed this new style I like to draw my eyes in, and it's really fun! Taking inspiration from other artists always helps to develop an art style you like 👍
11:22 sam: 10 layers is all you need me: ummmmmmm soooo........i kinda made an oopsie and kinda sorta used like 6 maybe 7 layers 1st layer: for circles 2nd layer: sketch 3rd layer: linework+any and all dull collors 4th layer: duplicate of line work sometimes used for color if there is 3rd dupe of it 5th layer: highlights 6th layer: white outline and signature
The best art tip I’ve gotten from Sam is the eye tip. You don’t know how many drawings and artworks have become 10 times better ever since I learned it. Thank you 🙏
Timestamp 3:35 yes, my art style has changed over the years a lot. First it was kinda like Tom and Jerry's art style, then I got into anime so I went for a shojo anime style, and then that evolved into my current style which is sort of Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess + Ghibli backgrounds + Black Butler + Okami + the more realistic Final Fantasy games + From Software. (Basically a Japanese video game art style in which I can vary the level of realism, usually is not cel shaded, and I have a lot of options for depicting lighting and weather conditions.)
It's so important to know that art styles take time to develop! You don't _have_ to stick to the art style anime-loving 11 year old you decided for you. You can become a surrealist painter! What's stopping you my man
here’s an actual art tip i used for improving; in expressions, the like bottom line of the eye will curve according to expressions. if it stays the same it makes the expressions look dull and robot like. (google references) it’s a mistake i see people make a lot and ur art can look kind of off putting if u don’t.
Lmao. I really can't with your reactions (in a good way) this is so fun to watch! thank you for keeping us entertained and inspired at the same time thru your art and art reaction vlogs specially as someone who's also starting out youtube as an artist! 💗 merry christmas! 🎄🥰
Here’s my tips for finding your art style. Sometimes it’s not going to come out as you want it to be, but it will be yours. An art style chooses you. Draw things the way you find the more fun, or the way that is most comfortable for you. Over time once you’ve customized every human feature to you, it will turn out to be an art style, yes you do have some say in it but it will never be your exact vision. It takes time, just know that you can’t decide when your style is set, it will happen over time.
9:29 i dont really like this "tip" because the shadows will always just be a darker version of the base colour. there is no shift in hue or no variation in colour in the shadows. but i guess it can be good for learning contrast and pushing/pulling lights and darks
3:00 goofy guy singin dude thats the haikyuu intro by burnout syndromes its a great song and they put anime music in the background cause they were drawing anime 😤😤 still love the tiktok art tip vids btw
Hey! I just got the notification I love your humor, your tips, and your videos. Your hilarious, concise, and helpful! Thank you so much for posting on TH-cam everyday.
How I use 100+ layers: Sketch folder: 3 to 10 layers for the sketch 1 layer clipping on the folder of sketches to give a color (I usually sketch with black, but I see a lot of artists sketch with a color that's not black) Lineart folder: around 10 layers The same number of layers to color the lineart Color folder: a layer for every color that is in the drawing 1 to 12 clipping layers to shade these colors Background folder: lineart and/or colors 5 to 18 layers
I feel like people think too much when they're doing art, especially when it comes to art styles. often times it's just best to shut your brain off, relax, and let go. Whatever comes out naturally IS your art style.
As a member of the traditional artist community I approve the TikTok where she ate gouache paint. And I am a traditional artist cause digital art felt too unnatural to me and it was way too hard.
I can totally agree with Sam when he talked about how your artstyle would keep changing and improving, I've continously practiced digitally and traditionally and I always changed the way I draw noses, eyes, hair. A few weeks ago I wouldn't have been able to draw 2 eyes that doesn't look wonky, and the eyes I drew now are what I actually was aiming for. My artstyle just keeps changing but that doesn't mean I'm not improving (I sometimes think that ahhhh) I just kept on practicing but it would be til' I tire myself out (I was always one to work hard til exhaustion) So I'm trying my best not to do that! Sam always have the best tips and I can extremely agree with his words. Work hard and practice but don't do it until you exhaust yourself!
13:31 everyone at my high school that does art needs to see this. Especially my class, even the teacher. A part of my soul dies as I see all our tools incredibly mistreated and I am reminded that I'm the only one there that actually cares about art. ;-; Sorry about my rant, school's just really upsetting and not doing anything for me rn
i think the best piece of advice ive been told regarding artstyle is “draw something, thats your art style” “you can tweak it how youd like from there, you dont find your art style. you make it”
4:10 this is very useful! At my art school though they just use those crayola thin markers things but with the fatter caps and stick the pencils in the thicc caps
when i first started digital art i forgot you could add layers so i put myself through hell trying to paint over every single mistake instead of creating new and different layers
About portfolio advice, as a 3d modeler that uses these character/prop/whatever sheets to make models, one thing that recruiters will notice is consistency between poses on the sheet. It makes one's job so much easier if things are lined up properly and eliminates lots of guesswork. You can find even professional concepts (not bashing anyone, we're all humans with tight deadlines) with things like wristbands suddenly changing sides, clothing that has inconsistent lenghts, borked perspective or things that look cool but don't make sense in 3d space:)
Back then, when I was a beginner, I would refuse to use references because I thought it was "cheating" and I wanted to be "original", and I also refused to get inspiration from other artists because like I said, I wanted to be "original". Now that I've finally realized that it's ok to use references and get inspiration form other artists, my art has definitely improved.
Tip at 4:00 helps a lot! I have some different styles that I like to use, and one of these is more sharp and edgy. I found some characters that have a sharp and quick looking style, found their artists, found some tumblr artists I look up to, and now we have pointy hair.
Hey Sam! Can you make a tutorial on how to effectively use references and draw without copying them, or just stylizing them? I wanted to learn how to draw my own image and create my own work, and I really like your art. Thank you!
The second tip reminds me of when I first started taking art more seriously in sixth grade. I used to fold up pieces of printer paper and keep them in my pencil case, and when the teacher was talking I’d bring the paper out and draw a little warrior cat or something on one of the sides. I ended up with multiple sheets of dirty paper, falling apart, absolutely covered in coloured pencil on both sides. I still have a lot of them today! It definitely helped by making art feel accessible- i could draw a whole piece on a bit of paper smaller than my hand and be proud of it. Only problem with that was I got into the habit of drawing veeery small, my sketchbooks from that time were just filled with tiny drawings. It also meant when i tried to draw bigger pictures, I’d realise the anatomy and everything was off, so I’d be too scared to even attempt it. Still, it was an important part of my art journey!
@@user-hb4zz4gh5e yea, there are a few models that are pay only but really you’ll only need them in very rare situations. The rest are mostly free, but a few you get temporarily for watching an ad
The finding your art style one is so good. I've changed a bunch of things about how I draw over time, and most of those things came from other artists I've seen. Right now I'm experimenting with different kinds of lineart and trying to not run from my responsibilities of drawing humans and doing proper backgrounds.
because i go for a fairly large canvas size, typically an 18' x 24' at 300dpi (Procreate Gang), i cant do more than 17 layers atm but i never really use more than 10 anyways. Layer 1- base sketch layer 2- better version of the base sketch, keeping that sketch fairly loose also makes having to change things less intimidating layer 3- basically the main color layer layers 4-10 - anything else that would be a pain to do on the main layer, i.e. highlights, rando objects, background, accessories, testing out theories... you will have less accidents on fewer layers guys! if yall go outside the lines it can always be fixed no matter how big or small thanks to either covering it up or undo.
I started internally crying when I saw the magic poser Tiktok. I was looking for a specific pose a month ago for a drawing, and I was very desperately looking for websites and apps that could allow me to create or find any pose I'd like, but I never found one so I cancelled that drawing idea. This right here would have helped me so much. At least I know now 😭
I will admit that I'm a baby artist. I've only just started digital and I've been hand drawing for years, but there's things I can't find no matter how I search it, like how some of the artist I like do their rendering, and shading cause I like the realistic anime kind of art, and I really want to draw my OCs like that
2:13 Sam excepting the advice 2:23 Sam liking and agreeing with this guy a lot 2:33 Sam loving this guys advice TOO much 2:43 Sam literally dying🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
6:22-6:28 sam and this is why traditional artist say "your computer does everything for you", you just proved their point, you get wrekt 😂😂😂 ps I just became a digital artist a few days ago and yes us traditional artist consume paint
Traditional artists eat gouache paint u heard it here first
yummy
Yum 😂
yum
gouache is yummy yummy in my tummy
yummy paint
I feel like this entire channel is Sam being disgusted and amused at the same time and I’m here for it
LMAO
Also Sam being amazed at some point 😂
Love your ganyu pfp
@@boi_art3202 I knew somebody would say something about the Genshin pfp. This is a new record 📋
@@ilikepointlessinternetargument I mean yeah it looks beautiful. Usually I never comment about genshin pfps 🤷♀️
Why I have 10000000 layers
First layer: sketch
Second layer: also sketch, but I changed something but I don't want to change it on my previous layer because what if the previous sketch is better
Third layer: sketch one details (eyes clothes hair)
*Duplicate all of the sketch layers*
That's to change some stuff and if I need to to go back to the previous sketch
Layer number idk:
Line art
Layer number after idk: line art but maybe better
Next layer: line art of the eyes and face
Next layer: thickening line art in places where it needs
Layer under sketch" primary color
More Layers on top of that layer for each color
Then in between each of those layers you also shade each color
150 layers for eyes
256 layers for background
1 empty layer, but I am not sure if it's empty do I don't delet it just in case
24 layers of additional layers with multiple Blanding mode
10 layers for overlay highlights
And 1 layer for my signature
Edit: Yes I do merge some layers, and yes I use folders
On average I have 20-30 layers
No I am not saying it to "brag" about my layer count. Sam just asked how do people have a lot of layers and I answered with obvious exaggeration👍
Yhoo
👏ten 👏 layers 👏 is 👏 all 👏 you 👏 need
dude u ok? I got one layer for sketch, 1 for line art, and another one for base coloring, then the details 🤨
I only used 4 or 5 and that's it!
@@jxzzy6654 I am ok 👍
I just usually have around 20 layers, and If it's a big piece I have more
And it's fine by me
Idk why but I love being called “art baby”, it just makes me feel less stressed lol
We are all but art babies in the grand scheme of things 😌
Ikr same xd
Lol
Same
Same
As a traditional artist, i can say that most colours of gouache are indeed for eating because i dont use them for anything else, but white gouache is for worshipping.
I don't use gouache, If I ever get any I'll eat it.
👏White👏gouache👏is👏for👏worshipping👏
@@junokalita_ 😍white😍gouache😍is😍for😍worshipping😍
@@junokalita_ 🗡🗡White🗡🗡gouache 🗡🗡is🗡🗡for🗡🗡worshipping🗡🗡
🙏 white 🙏 gouache 🙏 is 🙏 for 🙏 worshipping 🙏
I personally prefer grinding up my color pencil lint and putting it in my coffee, it really brings out the flavor
as one does
I cant believe i havent tried that yet, what a tasty way to spice up artistic drinks /j
yum sounds delicious
Does it have a type of smells?
wait y'all drink coffee? paint water is much tastier, I tell ya
Sam is like the dad I never had.
LMFAO
Did your dad go to get milk 8 years ago?
Same, mine went for oranges 18y ago lol
@@a.s.d.p214 I- I am really sorry to hear that. 😔
@@fifiliry lol i don't care, it's been 18 years i grew up xD
2:06 Sam’s overwhelming happiness here is giving me so much joy and I love it
I don't think I've ever seen Sam so happy with art tips, especially this many in a row💀 Like practically the whole video is just him like "finally, yes😌🙌"
1
2
4?
5?
6???
“10 layers is all I need”… and then there’s me, a Live2D artist… everything that moves needs a layer… I feel attacked
woah that's so cool, I've always wanted to try live2d! any tips?
Live 2D artists are built different, i can't understand how y'all can manage that many layers 💀💀💀💀
@@soft_yeti folfer
I was trying to draw a Vtuber model for myself--and oh boi--hoe do u guys do it--xD
AH CRAP
Folder****
I love Sam’s reaction when he finds a tiktok that’s actually accurate
Yes me to :)
silently vibrating in his seat in feverish satisfaction
sams expresion here is priceless 5:41
1:09 is one of my favorite instances of accidental handsome Squidward
Tik tok; How to find ur Art Style in 30 seconds
Sam; Gets into a dramatic speech that makes all artists shed tears
(also love that Sam is speechless on the 3rd video lolz)
I think sams reactions are always priceless! Happy holidays everyone!
I just LOVE the joy in Sam’s eyes. So satisfied he finally found something actually useful 😂
I envy Sam for the amount of patience he has to keep making these 😌
Nice name Fynn.
Love the pfp
I agree with replies of the comment here
Why i see tommy here? 🤧
@@jelly-cat- hey i like you fox
This is a joke i’m not dumb I swear
I've always liked emirichus art style so once I tried making the eyes I draw kind of like hers and then I developed this new style I like to draw my eyes in, and it's really fun! Taking inspiration from other artists always helps to develop an art style you like 👍
yeah I also love her art style :)
The best thing in these 'rating tik tok videos' is Sam's expressions with a touch of valuable information
0:50 The passive aggressiveness is so strong on this one 😆
Sam becoming more confident with the face morph tool. Hilarious 😂
11:22 sam: 10 layers is all you need
me: ummmmmmm soooo........i kinda made an oopsie and kinda sorta used like 6 maybe 7 layers
1st layer: for circles
2nd layer: sketch
3rd layer: linework+any and all dull collors
4th layer: duplicate of line work sometimes used for color if there is 3rd dupe of it
5th layer: highlights
6th layer: white outline and signature
The best art tip I’ve gotten from Sam is the eye tip. You don’t know how many drawings and artworks have become 10 times better ever since I learned it. Thank you 🙏
1:35 “don’t worry about creating a perfect thing”
also them:
That, "LISTEN TO ME, YOUNG CHILD." Got me😂
12:34 his reaction was respectfully cute ^^
the many expressions of sam in one video…2:47
Timestamp 3:35 yes, my art style has changed over the years a lot. First it was kinda like Tom and Jerry's art style, then I got into anime so I went for a shojo anime style, and then that evolved into my current style which is sort of Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess + Ghibli backgrounds + Black Butler + Okami + the more realistic Final Fantasy games + From Software. (Basically a Japanese video game art style in which I can vary the level of realism, usually is not cel shaded, and I have a lot of options for depicting lighting and weather conditions.)
It's so important to know that art styles take time to develop! You don't _have_ to stick to the art style anime-loving 11 year old you decided for you. You can become a surrealist painter! What's stopping you my man
here’s an actual art tip i used for improving; in expressions, the like bottom line of the eye will curve according to expressions. if it stays the same it makes the expressions look dull and robot like. (google references) it’s a mistake i see people make a lot and ur art can look kind of off putting if u don’t.
Lmao. I really can't with your reactions (in a good way) this is so fun to watch! thank you for keeping us entertained and inspired at the same time thru your art and art reaction vlogs specially as someone who's also starting out youtube as an artist! 💗 merry christmas! 🎄🥰
9:21 The Danganronpa audio is bingo bullseye right on the money. Poor Sam got traumatized by Syo's laugh lmao
Here’s my tips for finding your art style.
Sometimes it’s not going to come out as you want it to be, but it will be yours. An art style chooses you. Draw things the way you find the more fun, or the way that is most comfortable for you. Over time once you’ve customized every human feature to you, it will turn out to be an art style, yes you do have some say in it but it will never be your exact vision. It takes time, just know that you can’t decide when your style is set, it will happen over time.
I am so glad you are repeating/saying out loud the tips when the TikTok isn’t voiced. Thank you.
your channel has motivated me so much, never stop posting. thank you for everything you teach us!
I like how Sam’s reaction is so priceless when the tiktok that showed how to find your art style, it was actually so great
I was JUST watching your video then you posted a new one, LOVE THIS SERIES TOO! you’re amazing Sam keep going!
:o Venti pfp!
yes it hrlps me sm
12:55 i used to do this a lot back in the elementary day cuz my art supplies wasnt supported by my parents yet
i can't ignore the fact that sam has to watch all these types of stuff on the internet just to bring entertainment to the viewers
9:29 i dont really like this "tip" because the shadows will always just be a darker version of the base colour. there is no shift in hue or no variation in colour in the shadows. but i guess it can be good for learning contrast and pushing/pulling lights and darks
He discussed this in a video where painted in grey scale to color.
@@Peayou... huh well good to know I’m quite new to the channel so I will be on the look out for that video
@@Ruzovy_ welcome to the community :D
9:23 THE GENOCIDER SYO'S LAUGHTER AKKWKWKWSJJSSHHS
5:24 I have been looking for such a thing my whole life!! Thank you!!!
Sam, here in the world of traditional art we don't have "Undo", but we have ERASERS (Happy Holidays)
and that’s why I draw in greyscale… LMAOO
3:00 goofy guy singin dude thats the haikyuu intro by burnout syndromes its a great song and they put anime music in the background cause they were drawing anime 😤😤 still love the tiktok art tip vids btw
Your humor always brings a smile to my face 😌
The hikariare part got me wheezing. The robot voice, Sam exploding from happiness at the Tik tok and just the audio in general lmao
Hey! I just got the notification I love your humor, your tips, and your videos. Your hilarious, concise, and helpful! Thank you so much for posting on TH-cam everyday.
How I use 100+ layers:
Sketch folder: 3 to 10 layers for the sketch
1 layer clipping on the folder of sketches to give a color (I usually sketch with black, but I see a lot of artists sketch with a color that's not black)
Lineart folder: around 10 layers
The same number of layers to color the lineart
Color folder: a layer for every color that is in the drawing
1 to 12 clipping layers to shade these colors
Background folder: lineart and/or colors 5 to 18 layers
2:20 dude i love this guy 😂😂
0:58 I thought I had eye damage bro 💀
I feel like people think too much when they're doing art, especially when it comes to art styles. often times it's just best to shut your brain off, relax, and let go. Whatever comes out naturally IS your art style.
11:00 *laughs in traditional artist*
As a member of the traditional artist community I approve the TikTok where she ate gouache paint. And I am a traditional artist cause digital art felt too unnatural to me and it was way too hard.
I can totally agree with Sam when he talked about how your artstyle would keep changing and improving, I've continously practiced digitally and traditionally and I always changed the way I draw noses, eyes, hair. A few weeks ago I wouldn't have been able to draw 2 eyes that doesn't look wonky, and the eyes I drew now are what I actually was aiming for. My artstyle just keeps changing but that doesn't mean I'm not improving (I sometimes think that ahhhh) I just kept on practicing but it would be til' I tire myself out (I was always one to work hard til exhaustion) So I'm trying my best not to do that! Sam always have the best tips and I can extremely agree with his words. Work hard and practice but don't do it until you exhaust yourself!
Sam's subtle reference to his enemy's skull is killing me
2:14 from now on you can pause (and screenshot) at any moment to this time-> 2:56
And you'll get a face of utter soundless agreement
Oh, Magic Poser! I recently found it and it's pretty darn neat to have
13:31 everyone at my high school that does art needs to see this. Especially my class, even the teacher. A part of my soul dies as I see all our tools incredibly mistreated and I am reminded that I'm the only one there that actually cares about art. ;-;
Sorry about my rant, school's just really upsetting and not doing anything for me rn
2:32 Sam just summonned Iida (sorry if i wrote something wrong, English isn't my first language)
i think the best piece of advice ive been told regarding artstyle is “draw something, thats your art style” “you can tweak it how youd like from there, you dont find your art style. you make it”
6:30 oh goodness, I need this. I can't believe I'm gonna say this, but- Thanks, Tiktok artist!
4:10 this is very useful! At my art school though they just use those crayola thin markers things but with the fatter caps and stick the pencils in the thicc caps
when i first started digital art i forgot you could add layers so i put myself through hell trying to paint over every single mistake instead of creating new and different layers
About portfolio advice, as a 3d modeler that uses these character/prop/whatever sheets to make models, one thing that recruiters will notice is consistency between poses on the sheet. It makes one's job so much easier if things are lined up properly and eliminates lots of guesswork. You can find even professional concepts (not bashing anyone, we're all humans with tight deadlines) with things like wristbands suddenly changing sides, clothing that has inconsistent lenghts, borked perspective or things that look cool but don't make sense in 3d space:)
Reminder for me:
3:53 Artstyle
5:25 3D Models
Back then, when I was a beginner, I would refuse to use references because I thought it was "cheating" and I wanted to be "original", and I also refused to get inspiration from other artists because like I said, I wanted to be "original". Now that I've finally realized that it's ok to use references and get inspiration form other artists, my art has definitely improved.
9:13 this feels like a big brother warning us
3:00 this one is really good every one should listen carefully and digest. Dont say you cant. Even someone as untallented like me can do too
13:30 my sister said dont leave brushes in water and leave them around no wonder all our paint brushes are trash :/
Tip at 4:00 helps a lot! I have some different styles that I like to use, and one of these is more sharp and edgy. I found some characters that have a sharp and quick looking style, found their artists, found some tumblr artists I look up to, and now we have pointy hair.
Hey Sam! Can you make a tutorial on how to effectively use references and draw without copying them, or just stylizing them? I wanted to learn how to draw my own image and create my own work, and I really like your art. Thank you!
The second tip reminds me of when I first started taking art more seriously in sixth grade. I used to fold up pieces of printer paper and keep them in my pencil case, and when the teacher was talking I’d bring the paper out and draw a little warrior cat or something on one of the sides. I ended up with multiple sheets of dirty paper, falling apart, absolutely covered in coloured pencil on both sides. I still have a lot of them today! It definitely helped by making art feel accessible- i could draw a whole piece on a bit of paper smaller than my hand and be proud of it. Only problem with that was I got into the habit of drawing veeery small, my sketchbooks from that time were just filled with tiny drawings. It also meant when i tried to draw bigger pictures, I’d realise the anatomy and everything was off, so I’d be too scared to even attempt it. Still, it was an important part of my art journey!
I love that every video we're just slowly seeing Sam become more and more unhinged lol
Whoa I didnt even think Id be mentioned in these vids! Thats me in the beginning with the ralsei fanart, thanks sm for the feature!
There’s also an app called easy pose and that’s my personal favourite since you use sliders instead of dragging the body parts
Is it free?
@@user-hb4zz4gh5e yea, there are a few models that are pay only but really you’ll only need them in very rare situations. The rest are mostly free, but a few you get temporarily for watching an ad
2:13 to 2:58 had me BURSTING INTO LAUGHTER 😂😂😂
1:04 Chad Sam lmao
The finding your art style one is so good. I've changed a bunch of things about how I draw over time, and most of those things came from other artists I've seen. Right now I'm experimenting with different kinds of lineart and trying to not run from my responsibilities of drawing humans and doing proper backgrounds.
13:45 i do digital and traditional, i can pet my brushes
You're videos always give me a sight of motivation
The tip you show me also really helps me to improve a lot :D
0:30 THANOS HAD ME CRYING 😂
because i go for a fairly large canvas size, typically an 18' x 24' at 300dpi (Procreate Gang), i cant do more than 17 layers atm but i never really use more than 10 anyways.
Layer 1- base sketch
layer 2- better version of the base sketch, keeping that sketch fairly loose also makes having to change things less intimidating
layer 3- basically the main color layer
layers 4-10 - anything else that would be a pain to do on the main layer, i.e. highlights, rando objects, background, accessories, testing out theories...
you will have less accidents on fewer layers guys! if yall go outside the lines it can always be fixed no matter how big or small thanks to either covering it up or undo.
I started internally crying when I saw the magic poser Tiktok. I was looking for a specific pose a month ago for a drawing, and I was very desperately looking for websites and apps that could allow me to create or find any pose I'd like, but I never found one so I cancelled that drawing idea. This right here would have helped me so much. At least I know now 😭
I will admit that I'm a baby artist. I've only just started digital and I've been hand drawing for years, but there's things I can't find no matter how I search it, like how some of the artist I like do their rendering, and shading cause I like the realistic anime kind of art, and I really want to draw my OCs like that
The video just started and chaos has started.
Also Sam you should do motivational speaking for artists 😂
I love to draw while watching your videos idk why but I find your voice relaxing
Sam: These traditional artist eat their gouache! haha!
Also Sam: 15:19
sam dying in the how to find your art style tiktok is the best thing that happened to me today.
0:03 “You seein this?”
Damn
Sheesh
Sam and I nodding our heads at the artstyle tips on 2:20 😤🤩
edit: YES SAM, MAGIC POSER IS GREAT
11:15 HIM:"10 layers is all I need"
ME: "30 layers is all I need" :3 (my layer is not that much but yeah)
Oh and I love this video :3.
2:13 Sam excepting the advice
2:23 Sam liking and agreeing with this guy a lot
2:33 Sam loving this guys advice TOO much
2:43 Sam literally dying🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Being an art baby I thank you so much for doing these 😄
When Sam said, "Listen to me young child..." i felt that.
sam got a voice crack at 2:00 lmao
I love the silent hand gestures Sam does in the middle of a tiktok video
“The day I found out traditional artists eat their gouache paint”
I think we’re all just here to see Sam scream whenever he sees art tips from someone being paid $12k to do art good
6:22-6:28 sam and this is why traditional artist say "your computer does everything for you", you just proved their point, you get wrekt 😂😂😂 ps I just became a digital artist a few days ago and yes us traditional artist consume paint
actually no this in digital art this command save too much time and you dont need to fix someting
and you dont need waste any supplement
Honestly thats like saying driving a car is cheating when you can just walk.
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