What our brains do when we draw 🧠 (learning this changed my art forever!!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2024
- These tips genuinely helped me so much so I hope this will help you too! ヽ(・∀・)ﾉ
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📚 Drawing of the Right side of the brain
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🕐 Timestamps
0:00 Intro
1:14 The left and right side of the brain
2:26 What is drawing?
4:49 Drawing and our right brain
7:50 Children's art and the symbol system
11:09 Imagination
12:09 Outro
☁️ Credits
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6. Sunset with you - Music Provided by 음악팀 (TeamMusicCreative) / • [음악팀] 노을의 추억, Sunset w...
7. Left & Right/SEVENTEEN [Music Box] / • Left & Right/SEVENTEEN...
(^i said left and right so many times I had to put it in haha)
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Filming: Iphone 11
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Hello!! I’ve read some comments saying that the left/right brain theory is just a myth. Im not a psychology expert, and what I’m doing is just summarising what I’ve learnt from the book that has made me a better artist! The main point of the video is to help fellow artists improve, not trying to prove the theory. As my psychology teacher once said, psychology is such a new field, there is still so much uncertainty/unknown areas, and a lot of disagreements between psychologists- so please feel free to do your own research and come up with your own conclusions yourself!
Regardless if this is a myth or not, I think the information in the book is still very knowledgable, finding “the zone” and learning how to observe the world around you (Those tips are super effective as proven from my own artwork 😆).
wow
I dont know about the science but its a good art book that teaches important drawing skills
It was weird to listen to you be so excited about how much it helped you when I knew from the start that the theory is wrong. It reminded me of some situations IRL where I thought there was a rule or something, that made me look at things differently and understand things better, and then learning that the rule was incorrect (but not the lessons I got from it).
@@VieneLea left/right isn’t wrong. It’s misunderstood. The brain divides tasks between the hemispheres. This video doesn’t suggest that left/right is a personality (which is certainly a myth), she’s saying we need to use the image processing centers of the brain which is focused on the right hemisphere. Language processing happens on the left. So drawing with the left is like using symbology when trying to make an image. Think of it like the language processing hemisphere knows a stick man is a symbol for a person, whereas the image processing hemisphere knows a stick figure is 4 lines with a circle on top.
This is a concept that we do have research on. I recommend Scishow’s video on the topic for a short breakdown and some keywords for finding some excellent research on the topic. This includes MRI data for brain lateralization.
Whatever you decide to do is up to you. Either way, I hope you have a good rest of your day.
@@ianhall7513 Laterilisation is quite interesting. Does language processing on the left only apply to right-handed people or left as well? What about the cases where people had parts of their brain removed in one hemisphere but the other hemisphere adopted its functions? Would drawing use both hemispheres since the left is more detail focused? Also I thought she said whether or not it's a myth is up to you?
Fun Fact: Listening to the right type of music can impact your mood and end up bringing out a certain vibe with your drawing because of it. Ex: listening to classical music while trying to draw a calming scene will help the drawing look more satisfying and chances are, the vibe you eventually get from the drawing will be the same vibe you get from the music!
Wow I never knew that
More people should do this! I'm currently working on a badass character and so, I listen to badass music! It definitely helps (but when I get TOO into the music I get distracted lol)
@@beast_beneath lol so do I! I don't listen to music that much when i'm drawling. But right now I'm try that out! Right now i'm hearing blackpink thanks for the likes!
Finally!An excuse to listen to Steven Universe songs 24/7!
@@martacavalliere3148 LOL IKR
My piano teacher told me something similar. When you're sight reading some notes don't think about each note as an individual note, think about the notes as sentences. Just like when you are reading English or any other language you know how to speak, you don't think about each single letter in a word as an individual, you think about the whole word.
ohhh that makes sense
your piano teacher is very big brain 🧠
Okay I need to do this
I am actually quite slow at reading sheet music if I'm not playing an instrument at the same time. Notes represent movements and the fingerings on my flute so I don't really register them as notes anymore
yeah, I have started playing piano in the past year and that is very helpful. when I'm playing a song I know I tend to think of the words because I know how to play the song and I don't really have to think about it but if I don't know how to play the song I say the notes in my head to the toon of the song maybe this is because I love to sing
My grandfather was a cartoonist and he used to tell me a story about himself in college. He asked his life drawing teacher why he should have to learn to draw realistically when he was only interested in cartoons. Her response was, "How can you learn to exaggerate the form if you don't know how to draw it?" It's always stuck with me.
Yeah I always practice the forms of the face.
Welp I'm screwed then
@@enimo9241 what did you do?
This is why great writers often started out as journalists as well.
@@lumpystilskin5367 Some people just suck at realistic anatomy. Me included
Any recommendations on getting the self-criticism side of the brain to shut up? I know that I need to get better at real-life drawing to get better at drawing in general, and that's going to take lots of practice, but I keep stopping and starting because I can only see what's disproportionate and off, so it's hard to keep continous motivation 😅
@Eliska Kral
I tried drawing my bearded dragon and was quite pleased with the result ☺
Idk it it’ll help, but when I draw from irl I tell myself I am copying another artist. It’s just another really well done drawing. How die they do the lines? Where did they shad and how heavily? That sort of thing. Also, it’s good to use basic shapes to see perspective. And to practice seeing perspective you just kinda have to draw a big circle and a small one and use a ruler to connect them. I mean, that helps me at least….
I don’t think that critical voice is inherently bad but it’s very important to identify things you did well in your drawing and things you like about it as well as things you don’t like or didn’t do well so you don’t get down on yourself
get a timer, set it to twenty minutes. dedicate those 20 minutes to just drawing. save all the criticisms you have for it at the end of the 20 min session. the truth is you can't grow if you can't put something down on paper in the first place. drawing is hard. there've been multiple times this year where i thought i was putting down my pencil for the last time, but i'm still going bc deep down i love drawing and seeing my progress over the months. the fact that you can see what's off about your drawing is already a sign of growth. it means your eye has experience that allows it to see disproportion, it's just that you need to give your hand the chance to catch up and fix those proportions. in the moment, it's hard to see your own growth but i assure you if you're looking at the mistakes in your art and you analyze how you got there and how you can make things right the next time you draw something similar, you are growing.
p.s. you don't need to replicate real life drawings exactly in order to get good at drawings. it's definitely one way to approach drawing, but it's more important that you understand how to break down your reference than it is that you drew it looking exactly how it appears. what's more useful? being able to draw a person's face exactly as it looks from a pic, or understanding the basic shapes and proportions of their face and from that knowledge being able to draw their face from any angle you want? maybe i'm biased because i'm into cartoons, but to me i feel like the latter is more fun
extra p.s. be sure to draw what YOU enjoy, even if you think you lack the experience to draw it. don't just grind art studies bc you want to improve at art faster. it could lead to burn out. you might forget why you're doing art in the first place if you're only doing studies that demotivate you. remember to do things purely for fun. good luck
@Eliska Kral thanks will try
If anyone calls you a nerd then own the heck out of that crap. Learning, taking interest and doing these kind of activities is awesome, you expand your knowledge and become more aware about certain aspects of the world. Don't let negative people affect what you do (I know this is easier said than done sometimes but hold strong!). Thanks for the video as well, it was interesting 😄
Being a nerd is awesome 😫
@@zhongli1139 yess
I kind of forgot that nerd is used as an insult
I noticed Saitama..
nerd
I'm glad that you encourage people to draw realism. As an animation student myself, life drawing is very calming and provides a good training. Even for those who wants stylized drawings, you can only actually do so when you can depict the reality of the dimension correctly or else it'll just get awkward like medieval arts. It doesn't have to be perfect, but its better to know it if you don't want your drawings to be flat and even more important if you don't want your animation to be sloppy.
Btw, good luck for college/university :)
Drawing stylized or anime is easier when you're used to drawing realism, as the former is just a special case of the latter.
Yeah and it’s addictive, after you tried it you’ll only want to draw in this style lolol
5:53
My dad told me this and ever since my drawing improved so much, it’s really good advice for beginners and now because of that advice I rarely scetch I go straight to the fine line, because I don’t think to hard about it :3
And this video is so helpful! I’m subbing
I love your art! You're so motivating and as a beginner artist who is 10 years old, your videos are SO helpful!!!
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@KIMBERLY WONG Moe I'm 20 and i can't use that stuff, help
I’m 11 years old been doing digital art for 2 years and I currently use clip studio paint pro I’m pretty satisfied with my progress :DD
I’m 13, been doing art since kindergarten and even I have much room for improvement! Keep working hard, learning new things, and remember: it is okay to use references!
The left and right side of the brain was debunked years ago. Altho the book is good for its exercises, I would suggest to take the 'right vs left brain' as a grain of salt.
Ah, thank you.
Exactly! The book is pretty old and has A TON of misinformation. It's still good, but people should be aware of it
Thank you for informing!
I agree. I’d like to try out for the studies and stuff, but I’ve heard that left and right doesn’t exist to the extent we think it does.
another comment said this but the idea one side of your brain is creative and one side is logic is wrong yes. but the video is talking about verbal and nonverbal sides. which is true, the right side of the brain is verbal. while the other side is non-verbal
I’m an art major at a community college rn. Your advice is what I wished I had done sooner when I was young. But honestly draw something from life every day. We have gotta ask ourselves do we know what a kettle or basic kitchen really looks like on the top of our head. If not we gotta draw it! The more you draw from life, the better you get simplifying objects into basic shapes. My sketching professor would pound on my head when I draw people, it’s not about people. If we draw buildings, it’s not about buildings. It's mostly seeing shapes and that usually helps with stylization and design. I wish the best for people's art journey. Art is a constant learning curve for me. I suddenly got back into art seriously when it was time for college applications. I was undergoing inner turmoil and art was the answer all along. I'm honestly very happy with what I'm learning.
I think I now figure out why my drawings are not sastisfying enough as they used to. I'M NOT IN MY RIGHT MODE.😲
the whole "right vs left side of brain" is not accurate. both sides work simultaneously, we use both at the same time, as a 'whole', it's just that there are parts of brain responsible for specific functions so maybe the myth comes from that. it's a very complex subject but kinda cool I guess
i was thinking this too aaaa
O h my g o d I wanted to scream this entire time and could hardly get through the video without being like "AAAA THIS IS ALL OUTDATED INFORMATIONAAAAA"
What ur talking about is kinda different from the video. What ur talking about is the “logic is on the left side, creativity is in the right” thing and yes that got disproven. What she’s talking about is about visual and verbal sides, which there is a difference. They did a bunch of tests with people that had split brains (this corpus callosum is severed so the left and right hemisphere can’t talk to each other). They showed different things to the different eyes, and for the right side, they showed the left eye an image, but when asked the people could not verbalize what they saw even though their brain registered it. They could however answer the emotions it gave them and other more subjective questions and such.
@@jewels6588 Aa! Thank you for this information! I'll have to look into this! sounds super interesting!!
Still, the video is about changing your mindset when making art.
I'm in 10th grade rn and I haven't drawn anything for months.I have a very busy schedule due to online classes like from morning 7.30am to 6 pm. I rarely have time to draw but still I scribble on the backpage of my notebooks.
Ahh typical kid
But still I've gotten more lazy and I've to start drawing again. Your drawings are so cute! uwu
Thanks for the like artist sis ❤
@@gayathrikp8792 you’re in 10th and classes don’t end till 6? Are you doing okay?
@@stelliana_vkei actually there is a break between 1.30 to 5.00 I forgot to mention that
am I okay? um.. no😥
@@gayathrikp8792 OH, kind of important thing to mention… I thought you had to go to school ALL day, sorry to hear that then
@@stelliana_vkei actually, not school.....
Online classes....but still tiring
But if school ever opens, I would still have a busy schedule.
5:53 haha that’s why for most artist their drawings are better at school than when they have motivation to draw (^O^)
T R U E.
Lmao for me it's the exact opposite.
Why is this so true
@@basilsfakejordans same in school i am not focused on drawing plus people watch me sooo
a good tip for drawing, which was kind of mentioned in the video, is to not think too hard. making mistakes in a quick sketch is good, because then you see what is wrong and have the ability to change them. ive noticed that when i draw, letting the pen flow is easier than trying to get every detail right the first try.
Dude this is so frigging true, I think as I’ve gotten older it’s become harder not to overthink my art. Especially with portfolios, you kind of overthink everything Bc you know this is the real deal and my art has been not looking right lately. My brain needs a reset LMAO (sorry for the rant)
Yeah, I try to solve this with using a pen instead of a pencil while doing traditional art. It's funny how most of my pen drawings are better than my pencil ones. I am forced to think outside of my critique bubble and try to solve the mistakes without erasing and it helped a lot
I'm a 34 year old lifelong artist and this video randomly showed up in my recs. Keep going kid. You're going places. 👏👏👏
Guys all I've have to say is DONT THINK WHEN DRAWING
yeah it happens to me. When u over think about what you are gonna draw, more confused you get.
This is true. Especially when you're using a reference its better to detach yourself from the thing you're drawing and look at it only as shapes. If you think too much about what you're drawing you're more likely to stylize instead of replicate the image.
As a beginner artist you inspire and motivate me a lot! I really enjoy watching your content, keep up the amazing work!!
I love realism and surrealism because what I love about art the most is colour, and the use of colour- that being said the medium i am most intimidated by is paint and mixing paint
Oh my god same. Paint is terrifying to me for some reason. It’s not like colored pencils or markers like I’m used to.
Me to
I'm no psychology expert,but I do know that watching your videos makes me happy!
When I draw while listening to music my art improves much better😊
Maybe cuz I focus more on the music than on the perfection of the lines
Sry for my poor grammar English isn’t my first language 😅
Your English is quite good!
I also like listening to music while drawing!🎶
yoo same I also like listening to music while drawing
wait same that's what gets me in the zone anytime where I can just listen to something and zone out I guess
“Almost died, gone wrong.” I DIDNT KNOW THERE WAS A WRONG WAY TO DIE 😭
Woah! My Fanart got featured! Thank you, also great artist i would love to learn more from💕
Please make a part 2 bc I loved hearing about this sort of stuff. I hope your day is good!
same this is really interesting
you know what now whenever i draw i'm just gonna be thinking about the musical masterpiece that is Your Choice bc it's ingrained in my subconscious 😔
The pink background videos give me more motivation than anything else. I’ll ask my parents if they can buy me the book for my birthday!
tho, it's not practical and I definitely wouldn't recommend it if you can get the book you could download the book online or maybe check your local library?
@@lapistea why is buying and owning a book not practical..?
@@flyingmintbunny1286 oh no if you can afford it that's fine, but i'm just saying if ever you can't afford it there's always alternatives
one of my art profs always said "draw what you see, not what you think you see" and it's still such a good reminder whenever I'm doing studies, drawing from reference, etc
i feel bad being THAT person but, do you think you're open to the idea of making a video detailing the process of getting accepted into a college with an art/animation major? im currently 13, yet im still very scared about getting accepted into a college. i really want to go to one, and my parents say i absolutely HAVE to get into college, but im still terrified of not being enough for my dream colleges to accept me. not only that, but im also worried about how and when to start making a portfolio. any advice helps! hope you have a lovely day ^^
Omg same but I'm 14
I’m thinking about getting ready for college too at a young age. In my opinion, I think you should look at the colleges you want to go to and check out their portfolio requirements. In my sister’s experience, she had to start making her portfolio in highschool. A lot of school counselors talk with you about getting ready for college in high school, so no need to be worried!
You should explore what subjects you are good at or what you enjoy but saying this is ironic, knowing I'm not ready for college too and I'm almost 16 years old :,
As an 18 yr old who's college plans kept getting whacked around by circumstance and preference, I'll say this:
Explore more of your skillset while developing your current skills further. Do research around what colleges have your desired AND backup courses, because you really don't wanna be dropkicked by fate if worst case happens. Follow advice from other sketchbook/portfolio-submitted videos on what they were and were not accepted for. Most importantly, don't dive in headfirst into an art school-it's infamously known to be its own circle of hell for dreamy kids.
@@mercycakezxox thank you, ill try to take it easy
I’m literally upset how underrated you are. Your editing and art is amazing, the advice you give out is so helpful. I hope you blow up more!
Hello sakuraopal !
I am minty blue and to be honest I just wanted to tell you how much you have inspired me.
So I just started taking art a little seriously a few moths ago and ever since I had found you channel I have been looking up to you and following your advices and I could really see a LOT of improvement.
I just wanted to let you know that your videos were a lot of help to me and maybe to many others too.
Im a year younger than you.❤️
This made me want to start drawing again and be more productive!! def want a part II
Person who doesn't know how to ride a bike
Has drawn as a kid and relates to how she said what it feels like to draw
But now doesn't now how to draw
I think the best thing you can do to better your art is learning the importance of observation. The more you pay attention to the constant references around you and how they look, you can begin to understand how to put those on paper in your own creative way
aaaaamen!
I’m SOOO HAPPY that u featured my fanart :D
U are an amazing artist and I was actually inspired by u to draw this with ur fav character killua :D
U LITERALLY JUST MADE MY DAY Thank u soo much :)
Wow, on rare occasions I see an TH-camr give people's work a shoutout but never really how you showcase multiple people's work. That's awesome! More people should do that!
This was a wonderful watch, and I actually felt myself getting excited. I felt like I was in a art class with a teacher explaining why we go into certain modes, and I could feel that shift happening as you were explaining things. I am 28, been drawing all my life. I too, hated the cursed real life drawing but.. This changed my mind on that. If you want to do more, please! I would love to hear more!!!
I read This book 3 years ago and it helped me improve my observational drawing skills SO MUCH!!! A game changer
Who’s agrees that she’s super talented?! 💖
me 🥵🥵🥵🥵
Yes
Yep
@@tamberversebruh what
@@NayNaygurl honestly idk what i did-
Great vid! Its so amazing to see most of our masterpieces happened when we’re not consciously trying instead just having fun and go with the flow. I find so many times my left brain stopped me from doing anything as anything below perfect seems not worth it.
I never really knew about this and I'm pretty happy I clicked on this. It was really helpful and hopefully, I can improve and become better. I never really liked realism since it was really hard and I gave it up pretty easy but I realized only by learning realism you'll be able to link things together. Thanks!
TYSM ! you changed my prespective of drawing through this video and i am so greatful 😭 ilysm
never thought about not thinking about drawing while drawing, this really helped
I liked how you used simple drawings to illustrate the concepts, it gave a nice minimalistic vibe yet still delivered a pleasant lookout. Congrats.
Yessss love seeing a fellow artist and carat!
I'm working on a portfolio to start commissions in the future, and this is such helpful advice!! I love everything about this video, the animations are so cute and your voice is so soothing
This was required reading for my drawing class last semester. It’s such a helpful book. I completely and entirely agree.
I'm in my first year of highschool and recently discovered I am very good at fairly realistic pencil sketched animals and finally I am getting anatomy.
PART 2!!! YESS THIS VIDEO JUST CHANGED MY LIFE
im actually listening to your video while drawing, send u a hug!
Thank you so so much for this video, thanks to it i learned that i been using the wrong side of my brain all along and i am doing so much better now. I really enjoyed this video, the best for you.
this is extremely interesting, thank you! i often will have TH-cam videos or music playing in the background as i draw, and i notice that when i do that my drawings come a lot easier and are much more satisfying to me than if i wasn't listening to anything!
When i draw or illustrate or do any type of art one of my favourite hobbies is like listening to my spotify playlist while doing art in ibis paint x.
Omg this is sooo interesting! Glad I saw your video in recommendations 💜
This was really cool to watch!
You’re so cool- thank you for making this video💗
9:36 This is Dino of the group SEVENTEEN if anyone wondered! I was drawing with this video playing in half-screen on my laptop and listened very attentively, so a bit startled when I saw a face I know lol. I just need to leave the timestamp here.
Thank you for sharing these tips and information!
Yo you should do the next part, this actually helps me a lot and it was really fun to see how my brain works. it was a huge shock seeing the difference.
not sure if you'll be able to read this, but you are one of the people who inspired me to continue art and im listening to you while making art hehehe
I subscribed, ALSO PLEASEEE DO A PART 2 I literally was listening to this drawing and it works! I have not drawn good heads like this in forever
wow I never knew this, this is really interesting and I realized after watching this that I could've been slightly using the right side of my brain when I draw or do other activities without knowing I was. This was good information to hear!
You inspire me so much! i love your art style ^o^
this is honestly calming to listen to while drawing 😌 i felt at ease and the drawing is working smoothly
This was incredibly helpful, thank you so much!
I am literally doing a sketch of a church I pass on my way to school as I listen to this. You caught me red handed.
Wow 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 thank you for this beautifully executed video. You articulated and displayed everything so perfect.
my God, my happiness spiked when I saw you posted
it's funny and cool, I turned on this video while drawing because I've always found it easier to draw while listening to things. actually this video makes a lot of sense and is very informative. Definitely want to check out that book.
thank you for you're video!
i find drawing skulls really helpful! not only are you teaching yourself important anatomy but we don’t usually see skulls in everyday life, thus making it harder to break it down with the left brain. this allows you to use your right brain to see the spaces between shadows and highlights rather than focusing on “eyes” “nose” “mouth”.
Your an amazing artist
Great explanation. I also recommend Lynda Barry’s ‘making Comics’ and other works as supplementary to Right side of the brain. She explores how to become a kid again.
this is a super cool video! thanks for sharing something so interesting - definitely feeling more motivated to take some courses/watch videos made by pros and draw now
this video is really relaxing 😌
Aw this was so interesting and inspiring, and you sound like a lovely person! Subscribed.
I would love to see part 2. Great info.
Such a great video!! Thank you!
I love your art style to much!! 💕
do you know what type of art style this is? i like it too and wanna try developing into it if that makes sense
Your handwriting is so pretty.
It is true about what Betty Edwards teaches about the brain, at least it works for me. There is a certain ‘mode’ for lack of a better word, that your brain goes into when you do things like draw, play music, run, and others. I can tell when I’m in a tight brain state. It’s very relaxing, your not stressing about what you’re doing. You look at shapes and don’t name them. Naming is from the left brain. It does take practice, but any one can learn it.
This video art style so cuuute! Thanks for sharing the knowledge 😋😍
Because of my very short attention span and my habit to give up on... Learning videos?? Or even books I never watch them/read them because doing all the mental process that some kind of videos/books suggest seems so difficult, I never understand what I have to do to start to change something... I feel lost, I give up and I cry (lmao).
This may be one of the only ones I watched. At the start I basically forced myself to keep me focused on the video without changing windows, doing something else...
But I'll just say that after that initial stage of struggle, I kept watching without any problem... And English isn't even my first language! The video was pleasing in terms of structure, really clear in its concepts, not too long and not boring.
I hope I actually learned something, because I also struggle really much with "drawing from the right side of the brain", so my art always looks so boring and uninteresting.
Thanks a bunch Sakura. I'm from the algorithm gang but you got a new sub :)
edit: typo
Wow! I never knew some of these facts. Thanks for making this video!!
I loved this video! i was drawing when listening to this and i THINK i got into the zone, please do more on this topic (its very interesing)! imma try and draw listening to music, videos or podcast more often now!
Your videos really help me! Thank you!!❤️when I draw I always watch or listen to something while I draw, if it’s a movie, listening to a doja cat playlist 😂, and more, I just listen to something!
You're amazing and I am a huge fan of you now!
This is awesome:) thank you and your art is awesome!!!:D
Part II PLEASE 🙏🏾😇 thank you💕
I did't consentrate on my drawing but on listening to this! And it came out AMAZING! Thank you
IM EARLY OMGGGGGGGG-
1 view but 8 comments what the heck-
youtube is drunk again-
anyways-
ur my idol :D u rly inspired me to draw more and now I rly enjoy it!!!
soz thanks and I hope u inspire mor ppl :)))))
oh mah gawd u noticed me-
this video was rly helpful and thanks for liking my comment ( •̀ ω •́ )
"When you draw you don't think, you just draw!"
*laughs in concept design*
Thank you so much! Amazing Artist
omg a fellow carat !! i love your art videos so much, they do really teach me so much
this just makes me realize the right side of my brain is smooth as fuck.
no matter how much I learn anatomy and muscles and perspective, I cant draw anything 'cute', 'pretty' or 'exaggerated', heck even stick figures for posing look like spilled toothpicks and not a simplified human, its like I have face blindness in my hands. its hopeless.
Um…. You have a link to your artwork?
@@dontburstmybubble686 sorry man i dont have the guts to upload my shit
@@BlackScream77 Surely it can't be that bad right?
I picked up this book on eBay and it really does have some fantastic insight and exercises. I'd love to see more videos about your ideas and progress with the book :)
Great video. I would like a part two of using the right side of the brain to draw. I have the book but haven't read it. I'd love to hear your further summary of the theories and techniques.
This was really helpful! Thanks ^^
This is a dumb tip but I found that when I have like a song stuck in my head I would just hum it so I space out while I draw and it works 😵
Now that I think about it, yeah that's actually kinda relatable
this was a lovely video and as i watched it i took out my sketchbook after leaving it on the shelf for several weeks ! (also, yes, the seventeen promo 👍👍👍)
ive been putting my references upside down, it really is helpful!
I would love to see a part 2 💕✨