about a month ago I gathered a ton of references of artists I admire and did sketches of them, rather than focusing on creating a finished copy of their work I would instead try to get the general idea, and do it quickly. I had drawn for 7+ hours on day one and about 3 and a half hours on day two. One tip I have for studying anatomy is to study NSFW artists, because their anatomy is obviously excellent. (if you're not comfortable with studying NSFW art that's totally fine too though)
i have such a clear idea of what I want my art to look like but GOD am I lazy to actually finish any pieces if it doesn't look exactly as I imagine, and that's really bad for actually achieving it aaaaaaaaaa. good video tho (I have been watching them for the last hour or something crazy like that) :D
You should take a look at the drawings you've done and look for what you do like, what you don't like and why it didn't turn out the way you wanted. Also just remember that it's never going to turn out the exact same as the image in your head, but as you get better at drawing you'll get close enough.
hell nahh man ill never be able to do all that, if i had to just study an artist for like a month straight id actually die how it feels knowing that my 2d art will forever always suck nuts because im too busy with school and also mentally ill probably
you dont have to only do it, you can do it once in a while or if you wanted to do 3 drawings in a day, you could do one study and two fun drawings. And I guarantee you theres someone out there far busier than you that improved their art skills, either you just don't want the skills enough to actually try, you have poor time management, or you just draw too slow and you need more practice to get faster. I'm not trying to talk down to you I'm trying to point out that skill acquisition is always going to be time consuming. If you want it enough you'll put the hours in.
hey i have been watched your video since 2 months now your video and your art are really totally great hope we can be moots together i would like to see more of your videoooo >
about a month ago I gathered a ton of references of artists I admire and did sketches of them, rather than focusing on creating a finished copy of their work I would instead try to get the general idea, and do it quickly. I had drawn for 7+ hours on day one and about 3 and a half hours on day two. One tip I have for studying anatomy is to study NSFW artists, because their anatomy is obviously excellent. (if you're not comfortable with studying NSFW art that's totally fine too though)
Its been crazy seeing you improve throughout the years. Glad that Ive been able to see the whole journey!
Ah man been doing yt for 3 years and you've doubled your subscriber count in 1 week. Love you dude 😘
Frfr, been crazy lol
ive never been happier with youtubes recommendations, im so glad i found your channel
Your improvement is crazy! Thanks for the video, i got a lot more ideas how to improve my style. Thank you for the help.
i have such a clear idea of what I want my art to look like but GOD am I lazy to actually finish any pieces if it doesn't look exactly as I imagine, and that's really bad for actually achieving it aaaaaaaaaa. good video tho (I have been watching them for the last hour or something crazy like that) :D
You should take a look at the drawings you've done and look for what you do like, what you don't like and why it didn't turn out the way you wanted. Also just remember that it's never going to turn out the exact same as the image in your head, but as you get better at drawing you'll get close enough.
@@ntrg3248 ive got too much of a perfectionist mindset and its so bad for actually finishing anything :(
hell nahh man ill never be able to do all that, if i had to just study an artist for like a month straight id actually die
how it feels knowing that my 2d art will forever always suck nuts because im too busy with school and also mentally ill probably
you dont have to only do it, you can do it once in a while or if you wanted to do 3 drawings in a day, you could do one study and two fun drawings. And I guarantee you theres someone out there far busier than you that improved their art skills, either you just don't want the skills enough to actually try, you have poor time management, or you just draw too slow and you need more practice to get faster. I'm not trying to talk down to you I'm trying to point out that skill acquisition is always going to be time consuming. If you want it enough you'll put the hours in.
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hey i have been watched your video since 2 months now your video and your art are really totally great hope we can be moots together i would like to see more of your videoooo
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