@@tirramasu7948 i feel this so hard lol but tbh one of the major takeaways i had from this video is that context is everything. jackie drew 3 pieces in an hour and a half but even she said that that’s different than drawing thumbnails, picking a color palette, etc. those are things that will benefit from you slowing down and thinking about your decisions. which tbh made me feel better about taking a long time on certain drawings - sometimes it actually is the right decision lol! but ig practicing drawing quickly will help you draw faster in the future, even on those projects that require some thought. anyway i just wanted to chime in in solidarity lol - someday we’ll get there… slowly but surely…!
Though not quite the same. I’ve worked on storyboards in the advertising industry and have to turn out a lot drawings in a day and amend them. 8-10 drawings a day minimum. On an intense day and a year ago it was 21 drawings in about 9 hours (same day). The more you do the faster you get but obviously deadlines are a motivator too 😂
What worked for me: MAKE UGLY DRAWINGS! I had to get over the pressure of making a nice drawing, so I started sketching with a pen on scrap pieces of paper, with the intention of throwing it out once I was done. This removed all the pressure and allowed me to draw freely. You can always scan/photograph/trace the drawing and make it pretty later if you want to, but you're developing the skill of drawing faster and more freely.
@@BurntSushi. Care to elaborate? For me I had to realize that I am not my art. My value is not first in my art. Perfectionism actually gets in the way. One particular project I literally spent 7 YEARS planning. I realized if my ugly drawing, film, website, game, etc. wasn't good or perfect, I could try again with the next one. Then I would at least have a whole bunch of decent artwork when I'm old and grey, rather than a bunch of unfulfilled cool ideas in my head. What's been your battle/process with perfectionism?
@@milesmungo Honestly, I'm still in my early(?) learning phase when it comes to art, so do with this information what you will. When it comes to anything I do, I am always extremely detail-oriented. Writing projects, art, work, etc. I take my time to make sure that everything I do has detail put into it. My attention to detail has been extremely helpful in art classes, where teachers stress realism in order to help students with fundamentals, but I struggle to transfer my attention-to-detail from realism to a more stylized way of drawing. I know how something is supposed to look, but I'm too stuck in the boundaries of reality. I can't figure out how to draw something without all the important details or in a stylized way when I know that features that are supposed to be there. Additionally, I always plan on keeping my drawings as personal reminders. There has never been a time where I felt comfortable with throwing out something that I remember drawing. Sure, I may just turn the page in my sketchbook and start drawing something else, but it's still there to remind me. However, when I look back at those things, I just get discouraged because I know how bad it looks compared to other things that I've been able to draw or drew on the very next page. I don't know if these make sense at all, but those are my problems when it comes to drawing for fun.
I’ve met a few professional, very successful illustrators, who design all their work on cheap printer paper. Because expensive paper makes them second guess themselves too much, for editorial illustration you might need a finished piece in two days. Their works’ quality doesn’t suffer, because they found this workflow through experience and trail and error. They would also echos Jackie’s comment about not drawing things you don’t enjoy drawing, if your portfolio is full of very clean line work and you hate drawing like that…well you’re going to be hired to draw that way if that’s what’s in your portfolio !
you are literally a lifesaver. I'm currently trying to get back from a huge artblock i had for years and i really miss the time when i knew less and also cared less. i had way more fun back then, but dreamed of making big projects and detailed portraits and artworks, now i can do it all, but it's soo draining and energy consuming. it's great how you remind us all about the FUN of making art. also really great point about comfort zone! i hate when people always say that you should get out of your comfort zone. there really is a place and time to do so. our comfort zone is something that helps us recharge and feel safe, not stressed. btw great tip about thinking your house can caught on fire every second 😂
feel like this is more for people who see art as a job, if you're just a beginner I REALLY would not recommend seeing art as a job instead of a hobby, it'll really discourage you from drawing, as it's seen more as a chore than a fun thing to do in your free time.
I agree with this sentiment as someone who is currently in art school and has to stretch my creative brain in many directions, this really helps to quickly get stuff out there.
You can be a casual artist and prioritize the same things as a pro. But yah she generally is always giving advice from a professional artists stand point, which should be kept in mind because we don't all need to create art the same way 🎉
This video came out at the perfect time! I've been perfectionistic with my drawings lately. Sometimes a drawing that should have taken 10 minutes to finish ends up being one that takes hours instead. Staying zoomed out has helped me sketch faster, but now I know even more tips that will really speed up the process.
I really admire how you admit that you are an impatient artist, as an impatient artist myself I too always want fast results and I find it comforting knowing there are other artists out there who want faster results. I feel like many artists don't really open up about being impatient so I'm really glad you're upfront about it :) makes it feel seen as an artist!
As someone who has struggled with perfectionism and slow drawing, my best tip is it not really think about it and just be super loose with your drawing. Don’t spend time trying to make the perfect lines, or keep going back and changing things. I find that when I do things without much thought, my art looks better and a lot LESS FLATT. The key is to honestly just go with the flow.
Thanks Jackie! It's nice knowing I'm not the only artist who wants to see instantly the final result, and hates to do the lineart with clean lines ❤ Thank u for the tips now I'm gonna go draw 🏃🏻♀️➡️✏️
I trace over the invisible lines that my brain sees, having that ability and executing it so well, sounds like the most pro artist thing ever, you can really see how impressive Jackie is in this video.
Your work flow seems very suited for me. It's also comforting and reassuring coming from a professional like you. I have always use my sketches as a short cut to get as much done as possible but seeing how other ppl do their art kinda makes me feel like I'm doing something wrong until now so thank you 🙏
I respect her for saying it - and I think ALL artists should be able to do whatever work they want as long as it hurts no one - but it’s annoying to me that as a male artist, if i say the same exact thing, instead of getting cheers for it I get judged and attacked. Obviously, that’s not her fault, I’m not blaming her lol. Just saying the reality of it sucks.
Your vides make me comfortable with getting out of my comfort zone when it come to my usual artstyle and I am so thankful for that because the results are so much more unique
I'm a perfectionist and it's always such a struggle trying to sit down and draw quickly and sketch-ly. Even watching your whole process made me feel so anxious, but the end result is something I've always admired and aim for. I'm slowly trying to get rid of that fear, so thank you so much for sharing your art and tips, it's helped a lot!
This was honestly so helpful... like istg these past months I've been trying to make some drawings of my OC's and I'm trying really hard to make them look like one piece I made like a year ago (kinda anime style with great lighting that took me like TWO MONTHS to finish) but I simply can't because to get to that same result I need patience, I need to recreate the way I painted it but just the thought of it makes me wanna leave the drawings, but then the other day I finished two drawings without all those complicated steps I took for the older drawing because I was just having fun with some doodles I scanned and then painted over in digital, they're lit some of my best artworks and I wasn't even trying, I did them in less than 2 hours each (which is quick in comparison to others) and aaaaaaaah why did it took me so long to realize I don't like taking so much time to see the final result neither?? I'm gonna follow your tips tysm for this sorry for the rant
As someone who's recently trying to do digital art (Clip Studio) I find myself fighting the software more than anything. I don't have this issue with pencil and paper. 😅
I've been using clip studio paint for about 4 years now! It takes a lot of getting used to but once you keep having different trial and error situations, the more easier it gets :)) best of luck fellow artist!!
I love to see more video like this topic. I also like the following videos topics: tips or best tablet for drawing. Tips for drawing apps for ipad/android.
I've been trying to get a faster and more efficient workflow recently, this realy helps! My art style is really detailed and heavily rendered (i love drawing that way) but I'm also really impatient and like seeing results fast aswell. Line art was something I always dreaded and it took me forever but I loved the way it looked. To cut that I've started cleaning up my sketch as I render and touching it up as needed. Cut my work time in half and made me enjoy the process more! Love the tips in this video and I'll definitely try to use them!
Hey Jackie! I found your channel (beginning with your short films and now working my way through your other long-form vids) right when I decided to add an animation minor to my business major. I want so desperately to take classes in something I’m passionate about, art, even though it’ll never be my career, but I was gripped with anxiety about being good enough. Because, you know, classes impact GPA, which impact financial aid, which decide whether or not I go to college. I’m near the end of my freshman year and next semester I’m starting animation classes. I’m so hyped and using your videos to work on getting better in the meanwhile. Thank you!!
Something that helped me recently is not worrying on making things look good and instead try to focus on presenting the feeling I want. I was trying to draw a hug and it didn’t look the best but it gave the feeling of safety and love that i wanted
I LOVE the choice to colour the sketch lineart the same as the background I've literally never thought of that!!! I'm going to try that asap!! I can't wait! I've always wanted to jump straight into rendering from the sketch but any colour I pick for the lineart always ends up feeling messing and incohesive. If I'm picking the same colour as the background I can already bet it's going to help pull the piece together!
I just drew a character for 2 days, the character was really detailed and thoroughly rendered with a simple background, I really do not know how I spent 2 days on a drawing,so thank you for these tips. I think that i drew for that long because I kept forgetting about the details and I was trying out a new art style and rendering style. Art fight is coming up and I really want to participate but I don’t have a technique for fast drawing yet. I’m searching for that technique rn :)
genuinely helps to hear stuff like this because im someone who feels i HAVE to experiment and try something new or better everytime i draw something, and i wonder why i take so long to finish pieces and grow demotivated lol
Can’t wait to use these tips! My major involves drawing environments and I think some of these will help to quickly get drawings as I will procrastinate out of fear for how long it will take. Thank you so much!
I've just came acrossed your channel recently and have been binging them. Our process is much the same except I'm comfortable doing natural and landscapes more so than ppl. I've learned a lot from your videos and excited to use your techniques etc in exploring and studying figure drawing
I do almost the same when I draw quickly, honestly I learn how to do so cuz I always draw in the bus when I'm coming home, in digital it becomes more easy than traditional and that also improves my speed it's good to see that the things I use to learn are really good tips to give to others (Ironically too, now that I can draw quickly I'm practicing how to draw more slow, put all the details, work in landscapes, work in my backrounds and how my characters interact with them so then when I had learn that I can start to making it more and more quickly too)
Hey Jackie ! I was just wondering if you could make a procreate set up walk through video . I LOVE the brushes you are using . I would love to download them and I would also like to see how you add to your drawing using procreate tools.I love what you do have a nice day ❤❤❤
I practice VFX in order to get more dynamic compositions using something like fire to draw a person with their line of action following the same flow and jamming in others if there's space within your flames or like fireworks, etc. for thumbnailing
Hey jackie, the patreon link to the extended video is broken (the one that pops halfway the YT video). Missing the last o. Great advice, loved the house catching fire headspace. I’m stealing that one 🙂
thank you so much for the tips! i struggle to work faster a lot and your videos help me however i still have to zoom in, because my drawing tablet is really small compared to the notebook device. i don't want to spend money on a better device yet. :(
This would be such an Live Safer i have Adhd and the Ideas come flowing in and i want to pump them out as quick as possible and i tend to get sloppy when a piece takes to long i will take all these Tips to heart If any of the commenters has recommendations to get nice results in a short amount of time I dont draw full on Paintings i make Character Design and quick Concept Arts for a possible work ethic Appreciate it 🙏
All these tips are good for fast drawing but be careful not to follow this tips all the time and eventually have it lead to bad art habits bc your always in draw fast mode. There’s a time and place to draw fast and a time and place to make polished rendered longer pieces.
Question: Do you have any tips for improving efficiency in animation, since the no-lines, sketch-to-final quality in motion might just lead to inconsistent characters?
so how i draw faster is literally due to my hand and wrist injury, my hand starts hurting after drawing for an hr non-stop so really... TIME YOURSELF, open up a stopwatch timer app and set it to 30 mins or less and see what u can draw within that time frame
what about those of us who have basically no visual imagination? the first point wouldnt apply to me because when i draw, im putting things down on paper so i can see them, because i cant in my mind. i have to draw things myself so i have an idea of how they look because i cant see them in my minds eye.
@@kashe7285 thank you. i just generally have a bad visual imagination (not full on aphantasia, but something close) so i cant picture things in my head aside from very blurry approximations. it sucks, but when i start drawing at least i can see things on the paper/screen and i start using the canvas as a way to visualize what i cant in my head (though of course it doesnt always turn out how i want it because of skill limitations)
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whats the first song name?
3 in 1.5 hours seems like a fantasy to me. Very impressive.
I've been on a character line up for a week.
It's not just a fantasy I can't even imagine
Dude my last full illustration took me roughly a month, not nonstop ofc, as I did have a week or so of not working on it, but still it was wild.
@@tirramasu7948 i feel this so hard lol but tbh one of the major takeaways i had from this video is that context is everything. jackie drew 3 pieces in an hour and a half but even she said that that’s different than drawing thumbnails, picking a color palette, etc. those are things that will benefit from you slowing down and thinking about your decisions. which tbh made me feel better about taking a long time on certain drawings - sometimes it actually is the right decision lol! but ig practicing drawing quickly will help you draw faster in the future, even on those projects that require some thought. anyway i just wanted to chime in in solidarity lol - someday we’ll get there… slowly but surely…!
Though not quite the same. I’ve worked on storyboards in the advertising industry and have to turn out a lot drawings in a day and amend them. 8-10 drawings a day minimum. On an intense day and a year ago it was 21 drawings in about 9 hours (same day). The more you do the faster you get but obviously deadlines are a motivator too 😂
What worked for me:
MAKE UGLY DRAWINGS!
I had to get over the pressure of making a nice drawing, so I started sketching with a pen on scrap pieces of paper, with the intention of throwing it out once I was done. This removed all the pressure and allowed me to draw freely. You can always scan/photograph/trace the drawing and make it pretty later if you want to, but you're developing the skill of drawing faster and more freely.
B-but... perfectionism...
@@BurntSushi. Care to elaborate?
For me I had to realize that I am not my art. My value is not first in my art. Perfectionism actually gets in the way. One particular project I literally spent 7 YEARS planning. I realized if my ugly drawing, film, website, game, etc. wasn't good or perfect, I could try again with the next one. Then I would at least have a whole bunch of decent artwork when I'm old and grey, rather than a bunch of unfulfilled cool ideas in my head.
What's been your battle/process with perfectionism?
@@milesmungo Honestly, I'm still in my early(?) learning phase when it comes to art, so do with this information what you will. When it comes to anything I do, I am always extremely detail-oriented. Writing projects, art, work, etc. I take my time to make sure that everything I do has detail put into it. My attention to detail has been extremely helpful in art classes, where teachers stress realism in order to help students with fundamentals, but I struggle to transfer my attention-to-detail from realism to a more stylized way of drawing.
I know how something is supposed to look, but I'm too stuck in the boundaries of reality. I can't figure out how to draw something without all the important details or in a stylized way when I know that features that are supposed to be there.
Additionally, I always plan on keeping my drawings as personal reminders. There has never been a time where I felt comfortable with throwing out something that I remember drawing. Sure, I may just turn the page in my sketchbook and start drawing something else, but it's still there to remind me. However, when I look back at those things, I just get discouraged because I know how bad it looks compared to other things that I've been able to draw or drew on the very next page.
I don't know if these make sense at all, but those are my problems when it comes to drawing for fun.
I’ve met a few professional, very successful illustrators, who design all their work on cheap printer paper. Because expensive paper makes them second guess themselves too much, for editorial illustration you might need a finished piece in two days. Their works’ quality doesn’t suffer, because they found this workflow through experience and trail and error. They would also echos Jackie’s comment about not drawing things you don’t enjoy drawing, if your portfolio is full of very clean line work and you hate drawing like that…well you’re going to be hired to draw that way if that’s what’s in your portfolio !
Planning to throw it away is actually really smart. Then you're pleasantly surprised if it looks nice
I’m the slowest artist ever and RAN to this video when I saw it in my feed
Have you tried the tips have they worked for you? I’m so curious
you are literally a lifesaver. I'm currently trying to get back from a huge artblock i had for years and i really miss the time when i knew less and also cared less. i had way more fun back then, but dreamed of making big projects and detailed portraits and artworks, now i can do it all, but it's soo draining and energy consuming. it's great how you remind us all about the FUN of making art. also really great point about comfort zone! i hate when people always say that you should get out of your comfort zone. there really is a place and time to do so. our comfort zone is something that helps us recharge and feel safe, not stressed. btw great tip about thinking your house can caught on fire every second 😂
I definitely need this after spending 9 hours on a simple character with a simple background and simple lighting👁️👄👁️💦
Felt this 😭💔
9? Make it 15 for me 🥲
Every time I try the “don’t zoom in” tip, I forget halfway through and I find myself zoomed in on the tiniest details 😭
feel like this is more for people who see art as a job, if you're just a beginner I REALLY would not recommend seeing art as a job instead of a hobby, it'll really discourage you from drawing, as it's seen more as a chore than a fun thing to do in your free time.
I agree with this sentiment as someone who is currently in art school and has to stretch my creative brain in many directions, this really helps to quickly get stuff out there.
You can be a casual artist and prioritize the same things as a pro. But yah she generally is always giving advice from a professional artists stand point, which should be kept in mind because we don't all need to create art the same way 🎉
Well I would like being a artist as a job one day, I have been wanting that since I was in grade 2
This video came out at the perfect time! I've been perfectionistic with my drawings lately. Sometimes a drawing that should have taken 10 minutes to finish ends up being one that takes hours instead. Staying zoomed out has helped me sketch faster, but now I know even more tips that will really speed up the process.
man i love the look of clean lines but hate (i mean HATE) doing line art. i have to learn from you and learn to work with it LOL
I love line art. Hate rendering because it's so hard for me (I can't visualise in my head)
Nice In Rainbows pfp
I really admire how you admit that you are an impatient artist, as an impatient artist myself I too always want fast results and I find it comforting knowing there are other artists out there who want faster results. I feel like many artists don't really open up about being impatient so I'm really glad you're upfront about it :) makes it feel seen as an artist!
Thank you Jack Black
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@@ArtofcarissaI think it’s because her name is Jackie
@@imnotlelo OH! I thought it was an inside joke 😂
@@imnotlelobut where do you get “Jack Black” from “Jackie”? Whatever the joke was, it doesn’t work because no one knows what they mean.
As someone who has struggled with perfectionism and slow drawing, my best tip is it not really think about it and just be super loose with your drawing. Don’t spend time trying to make the perfect lines, or keep going back and changing things. I find that when I do things without much thought, my art looks better and a lot LESS FLATT. The key is to honestly just go with the flow.
Thanks Jackie! It's nice knowing I'm not the only artist who wants to see instantly the final result, and hates to do the lineart with clean lines ❤
Thank u for the tips now I'm gonna go draw 🏃🏻♀️➡️✏️
I trace over the invisible lines that my brain sees, having that ability and executing it so well, sounds like the most pro artist thing ever, you can really see how impressive Jackie is in this video.
Your work flow seems very suited for me.
It's also comforting and reassuring coming from a professional like you.
I have always use my sketches as a short cut to get as much done as possible but seeing how other ppl do their art kinda makes me feel like I'm doing something wrong until now so thank you 🙏
your colors and textures are always so sexy !!
i am, too, horribly impatient, so i'm very quick with my art, but that makes it so sloppy 😭😭😭
“I love drawing hot girls” realest shit ever said
I respect her for saying it - and I think ALL artists should be able to do whatever work they want as long as it hurts no one - but it’s annoying to me that as a male artist, if i say the same exact thing, instead of getting cheers for it I get judged and attacked.
Obviously, that’s not her fault, I’m not blaming her lol. Just saying the reality of it sucks.
You are like my idol
I hope my professors have the same enthusiasm and wisdom as you do in the fall
Amazing I am starting to get into the Animation industry I am currently working on a project of my own and this is going to help!
Your vides make me comfortable with getting out of my comfort zone when it come to my usual artstyle and I am so thankful for that because the results are so much more unique
I'm a perfectionist and it's always such a struggle trying to sit down and draw quickly and sketch-ly. Even watching your whole process made me feel so anxious, but the end result is something I've always admired and aim for. I'm slowly trying to get rid of that fear, so thank you so much for sharing your art and tips, it's helped a lot!
Dude I swear you are like my idol
i love that second drawinig
This was honestly so helpful... like istg these past months I've been trying to make some drawings of my OC's and I'm trying really hard to make them look like one piece I made like a year ago (kinda anime style with great lighting that took me like TWO MONTHS to finish) but I simply can't because to get to that same result I need patience, I need to recreate the way I painted it but just the thought of it makes me wanna leave the drawings, but then the other day I finished two drawings without all those complicated steps I took for the older drawing because I was just having fun with some doodles I scanned and then painted over in digital, they're lit some of my best artworks and I wasn't even trying, I did them in less than 2 hours each (which is quick in comparison to others) and aaaaaaaah why did it took me so long to realize I don't like taking so much time to see the final result neither?? I'm gonna follow your tips tysm for this sorry for the rant
My silly self was watching the short-form before I noticed this was probably uploaded as a full video
your content is AMAZING and such a great resource!!!!!!
As someone who's recently trying to do digital art (Clip Studio) I find myself fighting the software more than anything. I don't have this issue with pencil and paper. 😅
I've been using clip studio paint for about 4 years now! It takes a lot of getting used to but once you keep having different trial and error situations, the more easier it gets :)) best of luck fellow artist!!
I love to see more video like this topic. I also like the following videos topics: tips or best tablet for drawing. Tips for drawing apps for ipad/android.
Thank you so incredibly much!! 💖💖💖👏👏
what brushes do you use?
I've been trying to get a faster and more efficient workflow recently, this realy helps! My art style is really detailed and heavily rendered (i love drawing that way) but I'm also really impatient and like seeing results fast aswell. Line art was something I always dreaded and it took me forever but I loved the way it looked. To cut that I've started cleaning up my sketch as I render and touching it up as needed. Cut my work time in half and made me enjoy the process more! Love the tips in this video and I'll definitely try to use them!
Hey Jackie! I found your channel (beginning with your short films and now working my way through your other long-form vids) right when I decided to add an animation minor to my business major. I want so desperately to take classes in something I’m passionate about, art, even though it’ll never be my career, but I was gripped with anxiety about being good enough. Because, you know, classes impact GPA, which impact financial aid, which decide whether or not I go to college. I’m near the end of my freshman year and next semester I’m starting animation classes. I’m so hyped and using your videos to work on getting better in the meanwhile. Thank you!!
Something that helped me recently is not worrying on making things look good and instead try to focus on presenting the feeling I want.
I was trying to draw a hug and it didn’t look the best but it gave the feeling of safety and love that i wanted
I LOVE the choice to colour the sketch lineart the same as the background I've literally never thought of that!!! I'm going to try that asap!! I can't wait! I've always wanted to jump straight into rendering from the sketch but any colour I pick for the lineart always ends up feeling messing and incohesive. If I'm picking the same colour as the background I can already bet it's going to help pull the piece together!
I just drew a character for 2 days, the character was really detailed and thoroughly rendered with a simple background, I really do not know how I spent 2 days on a drawing,so thank you for these tips. I think that i drew for that long because I kept forgetting about the details and I was trying out a new art style and rendering style. Art fight is coming up and I really want to participate but I don’t have a technique for fast drawing yet. I’m searching for that technique rn :)
genuinely helps to hear stuff like this because im someone who feels i HAVE to experiment and try something new or better everytime i draw something, and i wonder why i take so long to finish pieces and grow demotivated lol
Can’t wait to use these tips! My major involves drawing environments and I think some of these will help to quickly get drawings as I will procrastinate out of fear for how long it will take. Thank you so much!
Your words and advice warm my heart and are making me want to do so much art! Thank you for the amazing lessons 😭😭😭
ANOTHER JACKIE DROUJKO VIDEO!!
I've just came acrossed your channel recently and have been binging them. Our process is much the same except I'm comfortable doing natural and landscapes more so than ppl. I've learned a lot from your videos and excited to use your techniques etc in exploring and studying figure drawing
I do almost the same when I draw quickly, honestly I learn how to do so cuz I always draw in the bus when I'm coming home, in digital it becomes more easy than traditional and that also improves my speed it's good to see that the things I use to learn are really good tips to give to others (Ironically too, now that I can draw quickly I'm practicing how to draw more slow, put all the details, work in landscapes, work in my backrounds and how my characters interact with them so then when I had learn that I can start to making it more and more quickly too)
Your portrait style is so stunning ☺☺
I NEED THESE BRUSHES
Hey Jackie !
I was just wondering if you could make a procreate set up walk through video . I LOVE the brushes you are using . I would love to download them and I would also like to see how you add to your drawing using procreate tools.I love what you do have a nice day ❤❤❤
You’re art is incredible and a inspiration for my person❤
This has really changed my perspective, thank you!
I wish I could visualise my art… or anything for that matter :’)
Jackie You are so good at drawing :D, I have taken lots of your advice and I have improved so much!!!!
I'm so glad! thank you!
I practice VFX in order to get more dynamic compositions using something like fire to draw a person with their line of action following the same flow and jamming in others if there's space within your flames or like fireworks, etc. for thumbnailing
You're incredible, thank you!! I'll definitely need this
Stunning like always!! Please help us with the brushes, I would love to buy the ones you have been using for this video 🙏🏻
Hey jackie, the patreon link to the extended video is broken (the one that pops halfway the YT video). Missing the last o.
Great advice, loved the house catching fire headspace. I’m stealing that one 🙂
Thank you for the tip!
You were at 52K subs just yesterday whaaaaat im so happy for uu
I WISH I could repost a TH-cam video, this is so helpful thank you so much 😭 🙏
honestly I think just not trying to make things perfect ironically leads to better end results overall
thank you so much for the tips! i struggle to work faster a lot and your videos help me
however i still have to zoom in, because my drawing tablet is really small compared to the notebook device. i don't want to spend money on a better device yet. :(
Thank you!!!!
This would be such an Live Safer i have Adhd and the Ideas come flowing in and i want to pump them out as quick as possible and i tend to get sloppy when a piece takes to long i will take all these Tips to heart
If any of the commenters has recommendations to get nice results in a short amount of time
I dont draw full on Paintings i make Character Design and quick Concept Arts for a possible work ethic
Appreciate it 🙏
Máster of an efficient work, what is done is done
i was just thinking about how long it takes me to draw and now this videos here
which brush packs are you using? Incredibly helpful video!!!
Wow, i didn't realize how early i am! Love the drawings as always, and i found your advice very helpful!
All these tips are good for fast drawing but be careful not to follow this tips all the time and eventually have it lead to bad art habits bc your always in draw fast mode. There’s a time and place to draw fast and a time and place to make polished rendered longer pieces.
Paused this video to grab the mail and ironically found your art on the cover of this CDQ issue, lol
Still waiting for my copy :’)
Question: Do you have any tips for improving efficiency in animation, since the no-lines, sketch-to-final quality in motion might just lead to inconsistent characters?
How do you find time to draw for yourself while drawing for work during weekdays?
Very Nice ✍️💨
How did you get into the art/animation industry?
Thank u
Woopy
Me: wants to be this quick
Also me: zoomed in, hunch down looking like a gremlin, cleaning every single line, zooms out, THIS IS UGLY
By the way, what is your usual canvas size?
1:08 fellahs w/aphantasia were ya at?
What brush do you use or what is the shape of the brush you use😭🙏
Its hard to not zoom in when you draw with the finger AND without a huge tablet... Just a small phone screen
so how i draw faster is literally due to my hand and wrist injury, my hand starts hurting after drawing for an hr non-stop so really... TIME YOURSELF, open up a stopwatch timer app and set it to 30 mins or less and see what u can draw within that time frame
"If you get your work done quicker, you're more valuable as a worker"
AI: Interesting...😈
How do i develop my method?
jackie can ypu helpme odentify the first song played on your video?
i have to zoom in i draw on a phone with my fingers
what about those of us who have basically no visual imagination? the first point wouldnt apply to me because when i draw, im putting things down on paper so i can see them, because i cant in my mind. i have to draw things myself so i have an idea of how they look because i cant see them in my minds eye.
just apply what you can, and this video seems like its geared more toward people who know the fundamentals and have a decent visual library
@@kashe7285 thank you. i just generally have a bad visual imagination (not full on aphantasia, but something close) so i cant picture things in my head aside from very blurry approximations. it sucks, but when i start drawing at least i can see things on the paper/screen and i start using the canvas as a way to visualize what i cant in my head (though of course it doesnt always turn out how i want it because of skill limitations)
I'm too much of a perfectionist to draw fast. Lol so I can't do that broken lineart. I want sharp clear lineart with no gaps etc.
Me watching this eating food as if its a gaming video
real.
no magic tip to instantly fix my speed without lots of practice, DISLIKED 👎👎👎👎👎 (just kidding i really appreciate the video)
Step 1 is a bad day to have aphantasia 😭
ur a lil Michelangelo, he did the same thing with his sculptures, although he hated painting
But what’s the secret to drawing good faster ?
Uh oh that’s a tough one
damn i wish there was a video for something like that.
This does not work for anime
Then don’t zoom in that much
Tysm you are truly subj an amazing TH-cam teacher and artist ⭐️🩷