Your presentation is TOP NOTCH!! 🤯 So many art channels will waste time rambling/turning it into a vlog, which is annoying and makes me click off. But this?! You got straight to the point and delivered your information and methods clearly and directly. The pace at which you spoke was great too, comfortably brisk. 👍 All in all, your choice of presentation definitely communicates "I don't want to waste your time. Take this info and let's get stronger together." Great stuff. 😝 I hope your channel grows exponentially! Subbed!! 💖
Wow, thank you so much for this feedback! I’m so happy to hear you’re finding these types of videos helpful - I’ll be sure to do more videos like this in the future 😊 I’ve got a lot more stuff lined up ranging from anatomy videos to art advice videos like this one. Do let me know if there’s anything specific you’d like me to cover next!
wow, your video gave me some food for thought. Salvador said the truth, in fact...my perfectionism is a menace and pushes me away from drawing further. It prevents me from enjoying the process of self-expression. There is no ideal. Thank you ❤❤❤
Exactly this! The way that helped me conquer this, was thinking of perfection as if it were the top of a tree: all the branches are the steps to get there. As you learn and as you grow, you are climbing up to the next branch… and when you feel like you’re not reaching your goal fast enough, turn around and you’ll see all the branches (goals) that you’ve already met. You can do this by looking at all your old artworks and comparing yourself to how you were back then. Climbing to the top of that tree might be your equivalent to reaching your level of perfection, but remember: there will always be a taller tree out there for you to climb. What might be your view of perfection today, will be different tomorrow. So in a way, the top of the tree doesn’t exist because you’ll always be climbing and you will always be learning, evolving, improving. Therefore, perfectionism doesn’t exist
Wow, I am very impressed with this video and the ideas for improving your art style/artwork! This gave me insightful advice instead of lazy simple responses. I will definitely be watching this video many times lol. Thank you, for your advice!
Great points! I never went to that stage of finding my art style as I stopped for like a decade. My sketches come from magazine pages and comics. I remember my friend introduced me to his grandfather who was a known portrait artist and had presented several of his exhibits saw my sketches and I told him I wanted to create a cartoon-comic type art but he said I should continue with the standard I started and not go "backwards" into the cartoon-lile drawing. 😅
Aw man, I’m sorry about that. Art can be very subjective and is often based off opinions rather than anything else. Kinda like how modern art is appreciated by some and not by others. Creating dozens and dozens of illustrations, each one telling a fragment of the same story, is an incredible skill in itself. So if comic book art is something you want to pursue, or at least go back to and explore, then definitely go for it! You should check out some comic artists like: hummingfluff freddie_tanto clara_meath popmyth simonebianchiart armheadstudio rafaeldante You can find them all on Instagram ^^ Although their art styles are a little different, they’re a great resource to learn from if you need some inspiration 😊
great video. the two things that totally discourage me are shading and highlights. I feel like i'll never get those down. then again I just started messing around with art this year and have been poking at it every other week. I need to just keep at it.
I’m glad you’ve found this helpful! I get what you mean - when I started out, it was the hardest thing for me to learn because there are so many exceptions. I’m happy to do a breakdown video of rendering if you’d find that helpful?
@@artbykrishie that would be super cool! I'm sure it would be helpful to many many people just learning. and also, thanks for the tips on this video and I'm totally sticking to what comes out of me naturally and try to make it better. spent the last 5 hours doing so!
@@tequilaghoul Perfect, I’ll work on the video soon. And that’s amazing! Keep pushing through and you’ll get there for sure! Just don’t forget to take breaks - looking at your work with fresh eyes is great at reevaluating what works and what doesn’t under different circumstances 😊
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Your presentation is TOP NOTCH!! 🤯 So many art channels will waste time rambling/turning it into a vlog, which is annoying and makes me click off. But this?! You got straight to the point and delivered your information and methods clearly and directly. The pace at which you spoke was great too, comfortably brisk. 👍 All in all, your choice of presentation definitely communicates "I don't want to waste your time. Take this info and let's get stronger together." Great stuff. 😝 I hope your channel grows exponentially! Subbed!! 💖
Wow, thank you so much for this feedback! I’m so happy to hear you’re finding these types of videos helpful - I’ll be sure to do more videos like this in the future 😊 I’ve got a lot more stuff lined up ranging from anatomy videos to art advice videos like this one. Do let me know if there’s anything specific you’d like me to cover next!
I'm so glad you have found the eureka moment regarding your art progression❤
Yes, and you can too! Sometimes all it takes a bit of re-evaluating and trying new things to stop your art from plateauing 😊
@@artbykrishie Yes I totally agree. Been practicing alcohol markers lol still a huge room for improving
wow, your video gave me some food for thought. Salvador said the truth, in fact...my perfectionism is a menace and pushes me away from drawing further. It prevents me from enjoying the process of self-expression. There is no ideal.
Thank you ❤❤❤
Exactly this! The way that helped me conquer this, was thinking of perfection as if it were the top of a tree: all the branches are the steps to get there.
As you learn and as you grow, you are climbing up to the next branch… and when you feel like you’re not reaching your goal fast enough, turn around and you’ll see all the branches (goals) that you’ve already met. You can do this by looking at all your old artworks and comparing yourself to how you were back then.
Climbing to the top of that tree might be your equivalent to reaching your level of perfection, but remember: there will always be a taller tree out there for you to climb. What might be your view of perfection today, will be different tomorrow.
So in a way, the top of the tree doesn’t exist because you’ll always be climbing and you will always be learning, evolving, improving. Therefore, perfectionism doesn’t exist
Wow, I am very impressed with this video and the ideas for improving your art style/artwork! This gave me insightful advice instead of lazy simple responses. I will definitely be watching this video many times lol. Thank you, for your advice!
I’m so happy to hear this, and I’m glad you’ve found this helpful! Good luck in finding your art style - you’ve got this 🙌
Thank you soooo much for making this video. 🙏👏👌
No problem! I’m glad you found this helpful 😄
Great video! thank You
Ahh no problem! Glad you’ve found this helpful 😊
I see your a fan of the Reily method 😊
Hehe I sure am!! I often mix both Loomis and Reilly together 😆
Your descriptive style is just what I need, thank you for this.
No problem! I’m happy to hear you’ve found this useful 😊
Great points! I never went to that stage of finding my art style as I stopped for like a decade. My sketches come from magazine pages and comics. I remember my friend introduced me to his grandfather who was a known portrait artist and had presented several of his exhibits saw my sketches and I told him I wanted to create a cartoon-comic type art but he said I should continue with the standard I started and not go "backwards" into the cartoon-lile drawing. 😅
Aw man, I’m sorry about that. Art can be very subjective and is often based off opinions rather than anything else. Kinda like how modern art is appreciated by some and not by others. Creating dozens and dozens of illustrations, each one telling a fragment of the same story, is an incredible skill in itself. So if comic book art is something you want to pursue, or at least go back to and explore, then definitely go for it!
You should check out some comic artists like:
hummingfluff
freddie_tanto
clara_meath
popmyth
simonebianchiart
armheadstudio
rafaeldante
You can find them all on Instagram ^^ Although their art styles are a little different, they’re a great resource to learn from if you need some inspiration 😊
great video. the two things that totally discourage me are shading and highlights. I feel like i'll never get those down. then again I just started messing around with art this year and have been poking at it every other week. I need to just keep at it.
I’m glad you’ve found this helpful! I get what you mean - when I started out, it was the hardest thing for me to learn because there are so many exceptions. I’m happy to do a breakdown video of rendering if you’d find that helpful?
@@artbykrishie that would be super cool! I'm sure it would be helpful to many many people just learning. and also, thanks for the tips on this video and I'm totally sticking to what comes out of me naturally and try to make it better. spent the last 5 hours doing so!
@@tequilaghoul Perfect, I’ll work on the video soon. And that’s amazing! Keep pushing through and you’ll get there for sure! Just don’t forget to take breaks - looking at your work with fresh eyes is great at reevaluating what works and what doesn’t under different circumstances 😊
@@artbykrishie you are super epic! thanks!
thanks for this video honestly! i really like your editing style
No problem - glad you found this helpful 😊 And thank you!
ohh i love this video!! this is really helpful and i’ll start trying this from now on thank youuu
I’m happy to hear this! Good luck in your journey - I believe in you 😊
Very practical and constructive recommendations! Thank you :)
Happy to hear this! I'm glad you've found this helpful 😄
THANK YOU❣❣
No problem! 😊
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