My Greatest Art Regret | Learning To Draw
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When people say artists shouldn't use references, it's like saying a cook shouldn't use a recipe. It's nonsensical. You need to know the physical makeup of something to ever get to the point where you CAN draw it from imagination.
Underrated.
that’s a good analogy. never saw it that way
Good understanding!!
EpicSC yeah even when you’re drawing from imagination you’re still just referencing your own visual library of what you’ve seen and using that, references help you build that visual library and help you know how to draw it later on from imagination
So true when i was a beginner i didnt wanna use any reference im always trying to use my *imagination* but it only slows down the speed of improvement
To quote a knife-wielding artist: "DONT YOU EVER DRAW FROM IMAGINATION."
As his broken cigarette flails around in the air
his blue baby eyes looks at you with intensity
bold of you to insult his dog
I swear, this became my life motto
@@syundown6005 RIP broken cigarette.
My biggest regret was that I stopped drawing for about 8 years. Man I wish I had that time back
Oh my god, same! I gave up because I was a perfectionist and wanted improvement straight away. And because of this I gave up 😭 I’ve only recently gotten back into drawing and more determined to get better about 10 years later. 😱
ahhh same!! I wasted the past 5 years not doing anything so now I'm still on my 15 year old's self level and up until that point i had ALWAYS drawn and one day I made a vow to myself not to do anything with art anymore because back then i was such a perfectionist and hated whatever i did ughhh
@@sandraesterm8894 now I'm also 15 years old beo
same but came back and do it seriously. It's better than ever.
@Bobert Wiltshire no
im at that point in my art journey where im so frustrated and feel like im not learning or not achieving what i want, since like you, i dont use references when im actually drawing, and i dont do studies or random sketches often. in short, i dont practice at all and always expect myself to get better, i was thinking hard about what i was missing, but this video really enlightened me. i now have motivation to actually practice, thanks kuzo!
Jairus Cruz yo I’m LITERALLY in the same place! Glad I’m not the only one! We can do this! 💪
go back to the basics and youll see that youve progressed enough to make what once was hard literally muscle memory it feels like youre not progressing because you see it everyday but someone who has only seen your work every now and then will tell you that your skills are becoming more honed
References are a necessity in art. Even art professionals like Kim Jung Gi commonly use references.
Dapat nagsimula ka noon pa UwU
você é br né?
"You traced it, didn't you?"
Me: No!
Also me: maybe...
I think most artist suffer from the ''draw from imagination'' complex. I was a victim of that aswell lol, I only realized my mistake like 4 months ago, and I drastically got better at drawing, better than my 2 years of trying to draw from imagination. Alot of artists suffer from self depreciation problem, and telling themselves that they're no good at all then start to give up. I think the toughest stage in art isn't drawing, it's acknowledging that you will eventually get better. And I'm glad I got out the drawing from imagination delusion off my head. Your video is really inspiring.
bruh ive been having that same complex til now. i guess ill practice learning perspective and anatomy (which is gonna be hard). main problem right now im having though is drawing my characters from the neck down and making more poses rather than just a boring t pose.
@@keshi5541 You should start using reference from professional artists and deconstruct their drawings into simple shapes aswell, then start drawing using the reference you chose. You will eventually get better.
@@wolfganggrimmer6120 Do you guys know where to learn perspective? Like, I have anatomy books I think that's the easy to find. But I can't find books or youtube channel that will straight up teach you perspective and vanishing points and whatnot.
@@nara9844 You can search videos on Foreshortening. But I've been studying perspective by deconstructing professional drawings or real-life pictures/videos. You can watch Ethan Becker to see how to do it I guess.
ill change my ways.i can sleep peacefullt tonight. tq
Im so early that the title is “hot to draw”
haha
Tooo hot to draw 🔥♨️🔥🔥👀
Lol
exactly
😂😂
"Hot to draw" LOL
Yeah, that's some pretty hot stuff ngl..
Some REALLY hot art.
Lol XD so hot i forgot how to spell 🤣
Man, you explain things so simply and its such a nice perspective from someone who worked their ass off and didnt have "talent" thats why you are the greatest. You practiced your way to the top and you earned it. People who have "talent" dont know what its like. I love you Kuzo
Rogue Artist that’s debatable... but yeah he is the greatest
art is a skill. it can be learned taught and honed like any other.
art is not learned through talent, that's true because most artists of today started from a young age....and obviously you learn so much more back then. But let's say you do have talent, it does still take hard work to reach the highest level of art. even with talent.
"Talented" people just know what to focuss about drawing and know how to makes perfect practice. If you look at those "talented" people, you'll know they've been through a lot.
Even you are the same age as them, but you may practice blindly, while the "talented" people figure it out what to focuss first and what to do later. Given the same amount of time, their result would be better than someone who doesn't know how to practice in time.
Also you can ask them for help improving your art because they figured the way to make perfect practice. Just don't be jealous of those so-called "talented" people. They are people who've been through a lot of shit.
i dont think talent is a thing, no one is born being a master at something, it is learnt through time and hard work. just saying someone has talent is disregarding the countless hours that someone put into their art and saying as if they were just born with this skill. its offensive to many artists imo to call them talented, even if it is said with a positive motive. even if you see an artist at 10 or 11 that is as good as someone who is in their 20s, that doesnt mean the child was born with this ability, it was most likely because they were exposed to art when they were little, children learn a lot faster than adults
You should show the sketchbook that’s filled with perspective 🙂
And anatomy
Smart 👍😆
His sketches are literally better than my finished illustrations. Lmao
True
It's just years and years of práctice and studying, search for channels like proko and start to really get tour drawings to the next level
Potato Kun omg ya 😂 that’s kinda what happens to me lol.my sketch ends up looking good but when I finish it , it ends up looking like crap lol
so sad yet true
The only mistake I have is being lazy and such a procrastinator and I'm still doing it till now ahhahahah.
Funny.
Biggest regrets on Drawing/Art:
•I draw bad stuff when I'm motivated or inspired but draw decent-good when lazy.
•Monthly art improvement spike (sudden increase in quality on art, like one day I just got better then the rest of the month, I'm stuck)
•Laziness to practice
“Draw the other eye”
Digital artist: psssh so ez
Two words
"Eye Patch"
@@HandmadeGoose97 One word "bangs" lol
Every artist's true nightmare in 4 words.
One word:
Wink.
My aversion to copying and using references started because of a classmate I had in elementary school. She used to trace stuff from anime episodes and google images and what not and pass it off as her own drawings so teachers and other classmates would praise her. Everytime I tried to tell people that the drawings were traced and I knew where she'd gotten them from I got dismissed as "jealous" and "attention-seeking". I hated that so much that I started avoiding using references and copying because I wanted to show that I was better than her. Luckily now I'm not as insecure about that and I've gotten rid of that mentality almost completely.
If I was you, I would avoid trouble and not point out that she was tracing. I'm impressed by your courage
I enjoy drawing as a hobby and I’m glad that my brother (who is a much better artist than me) told me that copying was the best way to learn how to draw much better than trying to draw from my head
Does anybody also draw while watching kuzo? I do that all the time xD
yess sirrrrrr
i dont :D its just to satisfying wat ching him sketch
I actually had the same realization at the end of last year. Then started to dig deep into anatomy and stuff... and drawing gets SO much easier quickly!!! :D
I am learning anatomy and structure too right now
Learning perspectives and anatomy are boring tho,but i can say im improving alot than last year...once you step in colour theory,values, light and shadows its a fun adventures
Any advice on what should I do first? I'm just starting up so I dunno what to do first
That's awesome! 😃😃😁
@@guesswho7921 I started with the head and then worked my way down the body parts. I watched a lot of tutorials, read some books and collected pictures on Pinterest. I think it's important to look at many different sources and try to find you own way of drawing specific things... it's kinda like a jigsaw puzzle :D There are so many ways to describe anatomy and sometimes it's hard to follow... but you'll get there :)
This dude going on anime power up arks while I still can't draw feet
This is probably the first time I've seen one of these types of videos with traditional art instead of digital art.
The first year or two of me drawing characters I'd just copy, I was always to nervous to take the next step in drawing my own art, I also realized recently that I had never really challenged myself with the things I drew because I was to nervous, so I decided to draw armor for the first time (something I always thought to be extremely difficult for Artist's) and it actually turned out really good and is now one of my favorite drawings.
*Long story short don't be afraid to draw something thats new or out of your drawing comfort zone*
Long story short, kids are silly. That's why art lessons are important.
This honestly nearly brought me to tears. As someone who is 22 and just figuring out I want to do art for a living, and knowing I'm not the only one who has to relearn everything at my age is inspiring. Really thank you for reassuring me that I'm on the right path in my life.
My mind is blown right now. Everything you just described in this video is my EXACT MINDSET. I have that same sense of extreme pride and stubbornness when it comes to drawing from reference and ESPECIALLY studying other artists. I’m always thinking to myself: “I’m too good to study from other artists. Pft. I already knew that. Pft I can totally draw that too” but as soon as I put my pen on the canvas, nothing. But now I’m gonna dedicate a full week to mastering FORM. All my drawings lack form and I swear to God I’m gonna master it if it’s the last thing I do. Thank you Kuzomari sir 🙏
I relate to this story so much and as a young aspiring artist, hearing it helps so much
good thing im getting to know about this now as an almost 3 month old artist... i too always thought things like tracing felt like cheating in drawing and i often didnt use references that much since i wanted to draw from imagination... but now i use references more and study them. I also 'trace' to study aswell (by drawing objects on the image to see how it's structered instead of just tracing the lines)
OMG THIS HELPED ME SO MUCH.I JUST TRIED IT AND IT TURNED OUT REALLY WELL.THANK YOU 🙏🏾
Man thanks for the help man! I'm a young artist and I'm trying my best at learning, I really always thought that well reference or copying was bad, but I've learned that it's really not! I've been having a bit of trouble with motivation and artblock, iove my art but I'm always really overly hard in myself, I'm trying to learn anatomy, but man it's been hard for me because ive been doing want you did when you were young, like you were Im not sure I understand perspective too well, I know 1 and 2 point perspective and I'm thinking of trying 3 point, I try to practice every day and I try my best to draw every day....
I hope he reads this
Fr your videos are so inspiring, I love watching your videos while drawing❤️🔥
so im not the only one with the same problem. im glad that i figured it out recently
I got immersed in the convo and had to double back just to see the awesome art that came with it
I'll save you 14 mins: Not using reference & Not learning the basic: perspective & anatomy
Tq
10 q
"I wanna draw anime!"
Me too kid,
Me too.
I also has the same problem and it just recently that I realize it... And I already in my twenties... I just trying to learn again now...
You really are an inspiration for years my dude keep going 😀♡
Nice informative vid really helped me to understand more of what I should be practicing. It was also cool that we got to see into the mind of little kuzo for a bit. Oh and ye I would really like to see that perspective sketchbook I think it'll help me and a bunch of other artists struggling with the subject.
I really like the little arrow kuzo in the thumbnail haha
Dude... I get this on such a deep level that I'm almost in tears. Glad you're doing good now! 😊
I would love to see the sketchbook!
WOW, THIS IS AWESOME. I always learn drawing from this channel. thats why my skill drawing and learning drawing animation character on my channel always better everyday. because, always learning from everyone. You are AMAZING TALENT.
I loved this video kuzo, it would be really nice to see the pespective skechtbook ,so we could see how was your approach doing pespective studies 😁
You have the same kinda big brother I have I look up to him and want him to like my art and maby one day get even better at art and really a brother like that really helped my get better at art!!!
i just want to thank u because i am literally acting the same way as u did as a kid. im still very little and this is just really helpful cus now im looking a more references and copy things, i also got into perspective and i am getting into anatomy cus of ur other video ( the fastest way to get better at drawing). all i can say is thanks for the heads up and im subscribing!
You don't know how much I needed this, thank you so much!
His videos are so calming
When me and my brother were younger we used to trace the outlines of superheroes out of coloring books and adding our own heads. It was a good time.
Man, you said this to me just when i was going through the same problem at the exact same time thanks for this video
As i a kid i was also quite stupid, as i mentally demeaned myself, and came up with delusional logic. My memory was borderline non existent, and i had trouble remembering simple things like names. It wasnt until december 2019, that i felt like i was mentally free, also from drawing. Then i got into some science, fell into more mental rabbit holes, but that was all part of the fun. Here i am now, i still have a bad memory, but i feel a lot more intelligent and confident. The idea of generalizations, building a foundation, etc., helped me realize i was capable of more than i thought. Thanks for sharing your story Kuzo, it was very relatable and wholesome.
Does ur brother still draw? Love the vid 😆
This is comparable to where I’m currently at with drawing. I recently went back and started learning the fundamentals and I will say that it is pretty damn helpful
I love your art style so much 😩
I hope you won't stop posting videos like what you did this last few months .. I am really happy that I got to know you sir .
My brain understands anatomy and stuff BUT MY HAND JUST WONT COOPERATE
This is what I'm struggling with, thank you for the video it help me come to a realization
The drawing you drew looks so dope 💀💕
Dude. Thank you so much. I’m at that wall right now and your story was so similar to what I’ve been going through this last year. I’m going to try what you did and just relearn the basics and start from the beginning. Thank you so much
my biggest art regret was going into art thinking i'm not gonna draw anime but ending up drawing anime 8 months later
Thanks to you and other TH-cam artists(Whytmanga,Jazza,Art senpai)I understood my mistakes and I'm already doing studies for two weeks and that really helps.5 minute sketches are good for practice.And I started using references,it really helps.
man, this video motivated me. Thanks for this video, and thanks for existing.
your videos are so inspirational, i'm trying to get better every day, there are still the "i'm not learning anything" times but i won't give up
I'm jealous and prideful too, which prevents me from watching video like yours or other amazing tutorials and wise words but, I'll just push through it and watch more of your videos. I like your voice
I still keep using references for poses for 10 years almost, and Im still confused on how you actually practice, where do I begin? And where do I look to learn? Everything I just don't get it, when I think about it, or just try something all of my motivation just goes away, I just give up completely and I'll just stick with referencing poses the next day.
Start at love life drawing channel Kenzo is pretty good at taking you thru the steps of anatomy
What I like to do (first) is work on what you can TELL is wrong with your drawings because some things aren’t as easy to pick out of your art. Focus on those things for a while and once you feel ready start looking at art from professionals, it really helps to stare at understand how tense or relaxed (etc) the body can be. Then you can start with anatomy practice, at least that’s how I like doing things. This is just my practice you don’t have to follow and hell, maybe my style of practicing isn’t good
Search for some channels man, like proko for example, he will explain all the theory and that way you will actually know what you are doing
I agree 100%, if you wanna achieve growth you should definitely use reference
My biggest art mistake was never practicing the basics but now I'm good at drawing. I got better at drawing by practicing a little bit of the basics and reading alot of manga to learn poses and other things
My mistake was only drawing semi realistic asian girls for the past 3 years of my life. Now if i draw a boy it still looks like a middle aged korean girl:')
I can kinda relate because I mainly draw boys so its kinda difficult for me to draw a girl and make it look like one
I can REALLY relate to this!! For years I never used references only my own mind to memorised things but I never really improved. Once I was 14 I started using references and of course my art really improved, I'd say I was almost good then but I wasn't because all it taught me to do was copy. I spent years afterwards sucking because I never realized that I needed to actually learn the fundamentals of art as that's what everything is based on. This year I really want to make a manga series, have the story worked out and everything I just know i need to really learn perspective and anatomy rn it feels like an impossible task but Im gonna do everything I can to reach it.
I like this a lot, please make more of these videos!
dude pls make more sketchbook tour i want to see the old hardcore anatomy practice one and one of the new once we havent seen love your videos
Ever since I started drawing I rarely use reference for my works
and just sketch from imagination
I do notice my improvements but I'm wondering if references can actually help me get better faster
trying out referencing after this, thanks Kuzomari!
your welcome
That's what I do, i don't look at any references before or as I am drawing I just convey an image in my head and try to draw
Listening to you feels like remembering my own childhood and how I get into drawing. Specially with that "trying to impress the lldwr brother" thing.
I think I'm in the same mindset you talked about, and that's probably what's wrong with me. I just found you and I love you man, keep it up!
That's a really good lesson that you taught yourself there, I really love your determination
Holy shit, I'm so glad I watched this vide right now after 2 days of wondering why I couldn't draw my poses right after I stopped using reference photos.
This may be out of no where, but thank you >,
My biggest regret is being a perfectionist. Everytime I tell myself I should draw/doodle something, anything, I start but stop because I feel it isnt perfect. I felt that whatever I made wasnt perfect and I would either delete or stop it
Im starting to learn to embrace imperfection but sometimes I accidentally go back to my old ways. I dont draw as much as I should, still. But I think Im slowly getting there
That’s so true, I was like that for the longest time 😅 it was so hard to overcome, but today I’m a mangaka and I’ve tight deadlines so I have no room to be perfect 🥰
I know you should preach the advice you give but i'll be honest I have had trouble with this myself no matter how well i know it's true (as someone with crippling perfectionism and adhd). Still this advice might serve you. The biggest thing about perfectionism is to lower not only your standards but break down your goals to really simply ones. Instead of looking at the end goal or big picture which we tend to do (like some sick piece that is far beyond our skills), try to break down the things you think you should learn and then break those down even further. Set mini goals that you can achieve within 1 to 2 week periods so you can see tangible growth that starts to feed you a positive feedback loop and timeline of building blocks. Also balance fun with fundamentals, I know I failed plenty a time trying to grind fundies as a primary goal before ever allowing myself to do anything for fun, which is a huge mistake
You gotta make lots of bad drawings to be able to make a good one, there's no other way around. . Are you drawing with the intention to post it and show it off to anyone? If not , then all you have to do is to accept your current skill level and keep working on improving it. being a perfectionist is actually a good trait to have for an artist. You have to just learn to accept your mistakes and work on improving them within a longer period of time. Its wrong attitude if you want to have everything perfect in this exact moment because that's simply impossible. Why don't you try to just keep practice for 1-2 months without judging your artwork at all, and then compare your new arts with the ones from month before. I'm sure you'll see some difference. And thats the thing that should motivate you to keep drawing, it's about growing as an artist and learning new things and learning how to get better, not just about being able to create perfect drawings everytime
YOO THANKS U JSUT MADE ME REALIZE WHAT IM DOING WRONG I ALSO THOUGHT THAT I SHOUDNT USE REFRENCES OUR U SHOUDNT USE TUTORIALS TO GET BETTER THANKS NOW I THINK I KNOW HOW TO IMPROVE MY ALT
Bro, I don't know what to write....maybe u find it a little suspicious that I just want a like but no....I found what I needed on ur channel....perfect tutorials on anime anatomy and inking.....good job.....
Does anyone else notice that he’s inking with inside of a pan around the 7 minute mark
The video is sped up, it's not at normal speed. Though he is fast none the less since it's only at likely around 2-3x speed at most.
@@zephirol4638 i think u missed the point
its so fun to see u sketch. also yessss, it wud be nice to see ur anatomy practices:)
I'm glad I watched this. I've been drawing for about 1 month now and one of my friends keeps on telling me that I can't get upset when my drawing don't look amazing. This video really helped me and I'm glad I clicked on it.
this man kuzo really inked with an office pen, respect. it still looks clean and i’m out here with microns and my lines be trash 😔
edit: Can you also make a video on art block because i have a really bad one , i’m out of ideas and when i have ideas i can’t put em on piece of paper, i’ve been taking a break and i’m probably gonna keep on this break for the next few weeks and hopefully i get inspiration again
Flipper Boyy haha same
Hey man, I've been drawing pretty much every single day for the past year and a half. I definitely have days of art block but the best way to get over it is to draw. Even if its for 5 minutes of simply copying an artist you like or breaking down anatomy of a character of an artist you like. You may not feel like doing it but after 5 minutes you could have reignited the spark because of finding a pleasing result. If not, well guess what, you can claim you have draw that day and try again tomorrow. I believe everyone has a subjective mindset to their art but I also believe that through willpower and desire to be a greater artist anyone can overcome the block. Most of the time it's your ego holding you back because you either are disappointed with your skill level as of late or you feel pressured by yourself to be better and fear failing. Tos the fear out the window. Fail fast and fail hard. Embrace and anylise your mistakes, and learn from em. 👌
Static Monkey i got my art drive back haha i took a break watched some animes to get new characters to draw, working on a drawing for my insta rn should be done soon and hopefully i can draw something for fire force season 2 coming out tomorrow
Sub Draws yup that’s what i’ve been doing for the past few days haha i need to get my mind used to drawing my own hair and clothes from imagination so imma be studying characters on pinterest for the next few weeks
This actually helped me with understanding where I’m stuck. I’ve just taken up drawing like a month ago and still figuring out the kinks
You wasn't an stupid kid you just was blindsided when trying to figure out what going on! Same thing happening to me right now! I got an lot of work to do when it comes to drawing 😅
damn thid helped me with my practice problem,u gave many motivation from this thank you so much
thank for your story. I mean it's very uses full for me as a beginner artist i just want drawing for fun and i don't event know the basic about proportion shading or pose before. I just drawing what i like just like i child.Ya after two years in art school i think you must know the basic about drawing like shadow, pose ,and other. Art isn't hard to study but first you must know what your art style it make you more enjoying and don't compere your drawing to other artists drawing and feel bad about your drawing.
I'm in the exact same situation!! Thank you for showing me how to correct my mistakes! 👍👍
I used to do these trace lie then guilt got me as well. Back in the pre school 😅
Then I just
I just drew what I thought and what I see.
It's not perfect but something I could be proud of.
For now I definitely understand what I'm suppose to do to improve.
one thing my art teacher always says is art is tracing what you see ( regardless if your actually tracing or you are copying )
realistic art or not I find it helps to keep in mind.
I just picked up drawing a month ago and I'm on the perspective phase of learning right now after trying out a yikesish portrait. A week of drawing wire frame mannequins produces some interesting results and I've found improvement in the shoulders and upper torso. I feel like if I try a portrait again, it'll be less yikes now. (Lower torso and hips is still a dumpster fire, but maybe i'll get to that after another week.) Of all the "tutorials" I've watched, I think the best I've come across are your anatomy practice sketches.
exactly same thing with me. This year in 6months I developed more as an artists then I ever did with 20years of my life wasted witht the exactly same thoughs you mentioned.
Ikr and now i feel that i've wasted so many years of my life not improving, especially now that im in my 20s. I gave up on myself for a few years until i decided to resume drawing a few months ago
I am really inspired by your story and what to do because I had not been using references to draw better so I would like to say I'm really inspired by your story
Bruh... I’m a late bloomer too. I’m having the same phase rn. This is super helpful.
Oh my God! You're so inspiring :). I gonna start studying in your method from today, cause I have hit that wall of frustration this week!
Please do more of these this was a kind of motivation for me that i could get better and also that page your working on there looks amazing 👌🏾👌🏾
Thank you for this awesome advise .
I seriously went through the same thing. I always messed around in art class but our teacher never really taught us anything. He taught us basic shading techniques and touched on perspective a little but it never made sense or clicked. We never did exercises in these activities to learn them. I don't blame my art teacher for everything though, I also blame myself for not actually trying to understand how to truly draw. I would just mess around and say hey I'm gonna try manga too and had those "How to draw manga books" too. I seriously cringe at myself looking back on those times.
Once I left High school is when I took art more seriously. I then went on a path of self discovery. I think Andrew Loomis books were a step in the right direction for me and I thank you for sharing your story.Your story helps me on my path of learning art too. I realize now that I have to truly try my best to understand art to become better. I hate that I was too blinded by my own pride in my work. I hope to continue learning art and truly become an artist.
When I first started drawing most of my family besides my mom and dad thought I was tracing, (they just couldn't believe it lol) but that quickly changed one day when my grandma saw me almost perfectly drawing the flowers that were painted on her table lamp, and of course like all grandma's she spread the word throughout the rest of the family
r/thathappened
Love your sketches!
Thanks.. you has give me an inspiration to draw better...😁😁😁😁
You inspired me a lot and i hope you always draw and make your own series😍
I have this weird battle in my head where I feel frustrated and complain a lot and put off my pieces when it's not going right, but I get even more angry if I am not drawing which brings me back at it. It's like telling myself "What do you mean I can't do it I'll show you". I am my own toxic person. Essentially I get it done, but in a longer span of time due to this dilemma, it's like I have to wait for a certain day where it randomly clicks..
I love these videos (stories and speed drawings). Thank you!