2:32 I write more than I draw. So one of the days where I couldn’t sleep, I wrote a story. When I woke up I read the story. It was about lawnmowers, a bee named Beatrice, pesticide, and plants. It was very intresting lol
@@Minecraft-ux6if I'm an artist too. I wasn't saying all artists. Just that a some of the time for a lot of artists, doing art seems kinda like a chore or something that you have to do. Especially when artists get art block. It's rough
I'm also an artist and I only do it because I honestly really like it. It helps pass the time and it's a fun hobby. Although art block may be hell it means you're improving.
As a traditional artist, I can confirm that my motivation left me faster than my dad did. Also, all of these are so relatable and accurate. Almost too.. Accurate... WHERE ARE THE CAMERAS
I agree as a person who does both types of art ( digital and traditional ) but mostly traditional I have the pains of both art and when I start a peice of art the motivation left then the next time I try to draw the worst thing happens...✨art block ✨
I've noticed that I draw better when I'm in the midst of a mental breakdown. I thought it was because my standards were lower in that moment, but the drawing still looked the way I wanted it to the next day.
12:03 reminded me of the time in third grade we had an artist come in to our class and when she saw my painting, she took my brush, painted over the stuff that I had been doing while telling me that it looked better this way and to keep doing it the way she was showing me, and then just walked away. I cried and then repainted over the bit she destroyed lol which had been my favourite part lol Edit: This sounds like Im saying she was jealous and I am absolutely not she literally just came and took over this small childs painting while telling them what they were doing was bad/wrong, I think she was legitimately trying to help but she went about it in the worst way possible
My art teacher does this, so far he hasn’t done it to my work, by I’ve seen him do it to others, I always feel bad for them, as they like their work how it is, but then again, there are a few people that just ask for his help and are willing to let him do that, as they genuinely don’t know what to do to continue
My art teacher did this in 3rd grade 😭😭😭 I drew a snow man and she said c'mon use a bit of color and colores the whole snowman blue *i was gonna add shadows with a pencil*
8:55 I am the exact opposite. I can draw girls, I love doing it. But when you tell me to draw a slightly buffer guy... I'd be rolling in the floor crying. Which is ironic cause my MC OCs are mostly male and my favourite anime is JoJo's.
Omg that's hilarious dude 😂 Usually whenever I draw dudes I usually give them like bigger chests by accident. Like you know how you make male chests kinda sharply curved? Sometimes I'm like "damn wait that's too much curve"
“ leave me alone Freddie Mercury, you’re supposed to be dead!” Caught me off guard. And the wiping non existent shavings is something I do as well. EVERYTHING IS SO RELATABLE!
2:08 My friend, who's also an intermediate artist, gave me artist oil pastels for my birthday. They're really vibrant and soft, that girl is a literal gem
2:53 this hit home. i used to draw my older sister's art projects because she couldn't draw, and while i want to help her (plus denying her wasn't really an option), i fear she won't learn or be too reliant on others. long story short, we got into a bit of a rut, but my mother talked to her, and she eventually starting drawing her own projects, and she's actually improved a lot from back then
That's really stupid of them, considering bald people don't all look hideous, and half the paintings and statues that went down in history include nudity. You should do both things on purpose now.
3:20 This happened to me once when I was trying to make an animated series at 3 FPS. My animator friend/mentor DMed me on Twitter saying that the animation looked amateur because it had such few frames. I told him that it was intentional because the animation was supposed to look like it was made by a child because it was based on my own childhood. He accepted my excuse, but told me that, in the future, I would have to animate at 24 FPS for the animation to be considered good. I internally panicked because it was much easier for me to cut corners since I didn’t have an animation program yet and would instead do a “save as” with each frame and then throw them all together in a video editing program, so 24 FPS seemed like Hell. It’s been several months since then, but I finally began learning to animate in Krita the day before yesterday. Also, the audio was such a throwback. I loved that show.
24 FPS is so outdated and also kinda stupid. You don't need 24 frames per second to make a smooth animation. 10 - 12 will be just fine and even 5 - 8 in most cases! If you look at most animes, they def don't use 24 frames per second! Some of them even need to make 100+ episodes, so they can't waste time making ultra slick smooth fancy animation when 10 frames can get the information across just as and possibly *_more_* effectively. Idk where your friend got this, but that's a very harsh baseline, especially if you aren't working for a studio.
i just wanna say, you don't need to animate at 24 frames!! some amazing animators animate with 8-18 fps. check out "aimkid" on yt, their animations are so smooth & pretty, and they only use 18 fps! just wanna let you know you don't have to animate in 24 fps to be good! ^^
i relate too much to stuff just vanishing. i make art pretty regularly, and i always find the needed colors disappearing after i put them in a place i know i won't forget them.
The "how to impress a _ artist" is SO true. Literally how I was. I'm just getting out of the beginner phase tho, so both 2 and 3 of the examples, but more 3
I was impressed by how clean the sketchbook pages looked, I usually just do actual sketches in mine... I've been wanting to put more effort but I keep avoiding it
Art feels so normal to me, but when I actually start to think about it, it feels much more complicated than that. Like I have done this thing people have thought is hard my whole life and I feel, idk good at it! It’s wonderful. Especially getting compliments, they make me think “ wow people saying this thing I think is so normal is cool!”
Well I usually do traditional art so not the problem for me but I kept reading on a app a while ago and then when I finally read a normal book I tried to swipe the pages a few times before remembering it wasn’t an app and I had to physically turn the pages :D
Small tip for artists who draw the entire body but get stuck at the hands: When sketching draw the base of the hands where you want them to go ( you can draw a palms shape and not the entire had with fingers if you want because it is only the sketch) and then from the torso draw lines that connect to where the hands are, those lines represent the arms. It helps your drawing to look less stiff and also to help you not to get stuck with where the hands will be, instead you just have to draw the arms that connect them. Hope this helps ( I’m not very good at writing so sorry if it’s kinda hard to understand)
It's interesting how once you learn to draw hands they become so easy and simple. I made my sister practice drawing hands by tracing a reference first, then copying it with simple shapes and then try to remember how to draw it without reference. She got so frustrated while I was confused why she just didn't draw a square/triangle with loose strokes first. She had to make it perfect which was really not the point of the exercise since it took 10x the time I had intended...
if a particular pose is stumping you: I recommend getting a friend and doing the pose yourself! Also look up not a tutorial for how to draw hands but what the basic shapes hands are made of! The palm is a square and triangle, while fingers are series of rectangles! sorry if this is poorly worded!
For me I tap with 2 fingers bc I use procreate and tapping with 2 fingers is the shortcut to undoing then I’m like “Oh, that’s not how this works, oops”
When you charge it there’s a flat side that you put on top of your iPad and it sticks to it. But I can relate to the Tiktok when your Apple Pencil disappears into thin air...
this isn’t that persons original audio lol, in the original tiktok the person ACTUALLY loses their apple pencil and then there’s just.. a cat. sitting. watching.
As an artist, this is painfully accurate 😂. I always hate it when people want me to draw for them when I'm literally working. Like this is my job I don't wanna do no self portraits of some random ass dude when I need to be working on my demons and cat dudes 😂
@@bethnormal oh totally. Drawing real people is so much harder than drawing a purely fictional character, even if it doesn't seem that way at first. Even in an anime artstyle (like what I do), making a purely fictional character, you can at least decide what they're going to look like. You can't exactly do that sorta thing with a real person. It takes more painstaking detail than it would seem to have to take someone's face and make em anime
The looking for partners one is a *very* relatable one, once in Grade 6 we have to do a freehand drawing in HELE (Home Economics and Livelihood Education) and it was in partners... Right when my teacher said *Partners* I swear I felt a hundred eyes around me and one other boy cuz we were the ✨Artists✨ in class, they were about to do tug of war on me and that one boy until my teacher saved me and the boy, she said that she will pick the partners and randomize each drawings that we will replicate, after the groupings and random art handouts I swear the looks and stares of my classmates looking at me and my partner were priceless I can already read their minds and faces whilr were doing the activity XD. And my teacher used my half-finished drawing as an example of what to do, their faces were priceless once the teacher showed my half-finished drawing at class, I had the signature look of superiority and my ego had boosted that day. A few days later when we finished the activity my partner had the audacity to *BRING HOME MY DRAWING* (dw he contributed too) to his house and my dumb sixth grader self *FRICKING AGREED* I still know their full name and I swear I will find them and take back my- *OUR* (I mostly contributed tho) free hand drawing art. :)
I had a group project last year for an art class and I ended up doing the entire project by myself, but I was moving the next week, so you know what I did? I took the entire project with me, didn't tell my group, and snitched on them. Long story short, now I have my own boardgame that I made from scratch and a really funny story 👍🏾
5:55-6:03 OMG I have had to deal with this from my sister, my brother, my mom, my step dad, and my classmates *WAY* to much. This entire vid is soooo relatable to the MAX
I remember as the art kid, during art class, my hardest seemed like trash, so I barely tried in art class, but in maths class, I had a whole page in my book just to draw, my teacher once checked each of our notebooks amd he found a whole page with a n Illumi rizzler drawing 😂
I use this mind trick tactic everytime I get motivated to draw something "listen to the song/music" on loop. It helped me a lot....for 60% of the time but is still useful
2:30 Perfect response to any entitled person. Art takes time and effort out of someone. Why would they waste their time *drawing something for you for free (if they don’t want to) when they can make something for someone that will be willing to pay them fully for their work. I’m conclusion you are not entitled to free service of any kind if they’re not willing to do it for free
As a person in my class who is the best at drawing people, PEOPLE IN MY CLASS ALWAYS ASK ME TO DRAW THEM SOMETHING FOR THEM! I hate it. Brings me too much stress
2:07 The most relatable of them all for me If I ever ask my mom for these supplies she'll be like "sure" And then will go to target and get $3 markers, watercolors and color pencils and say "here" 2:42 This too lol
Me: **drawing** Random person: **pops out of nowhere** Is it a boy or a girl? Me, with just a sketch in front of me, no hair, clothes, facial features, body features nor whatever else: What-
I am ashamed to say that I used to ask my artist best friend this all the time. We are both artists tho. She does drawing (both digital and traditional) while I do music (the piano, guitar and vocal recording/mixing) and writing (mainly poems and lyrics tbh). Tho recently we have made an attempt to understand each other's struggles so I have taken up drawing and she has taken up the guitar. Before this Ised to always ask her "why is your character naked?" Or "why is shr bald?" Meanwhile for her she would always come and press the keys while I was playing the piano. So yeah, now that I'm drawing I finally understand her 😅
Omg, this was too relatable! Except, when I draw something at night I think it looks like hot trash until I wake up the next day and find out it is the greatest art piece of the month
As someone with DID/MPD I can very strongly confirm that being out drawing one thing, having a switch, then coming back to the piece either halfway finished in a different style or have it go in a completely different direction than intended is my greatest bruh moment
MAth class and Language arts classes are the perfect times to draw. tbh. Has anyone drawn something REALLY good on a sheet of paper.....then you wish you put it in your sketch book! -_- happenes all the time.
Art tip. Save those little drawings cut them out and put them in a dedicated page of your sketchbook, essentially a scrapbook page you can make, I like makeing washi tape borders.
@@vx7lw17 you must be pretty good at drawing perspective then, for some including me it’s a skill that’s a pain to include in pieces and ends up looking like total crap at the end
2:29 bro if you think someone’s art is “worthless” why would you want it? On a side note, no art is truly “worthless” no matter if you put 10 minutes, 10 hours, 10 months, etc into it
4:14 Tip for if you’re using ProCreate like this person and you want perfect circles but are bad at drawing them. It takes just 2 steps… Step 1: Draw any circle Step 2: DON’T lift your Pencil yet, hold it in the same spot for a few seconds. And then, POOF! Your crooked squiggle will instantly morph into a perfect circle by itself. Sometimes it might turn into an oval, but that’s fixable. Doesn’t usually matter how bad it is, as long as it’s a closed shape. This trick also works with lines. Draw a line, hold it in place, and it becomes perfectly straight. For zigzags, draw a zigzag using this trick and it will become a perfect zigzag. Arcs/bent lines work with this trick too. This works with a bunch of other shapes too, I don’t know ‘em all tho… you’ll have to experiment! 😊 Now can someone please tell that poor TikTokker this so they won’t have to suffer anymore 🥲
5:09 I CAN RELATE SO MUCH everyone SWARDS ME and is like “Do you wanna be apart of my group?” And thankfully my teacher lets me do the projects by myself,but what’s even WORSE is that people ask me to do the drawing part of their work and IM NOT EVEN IN THEIR GROUP 😭😭
I remember when one time, I went back to drawing on paper because my tablet ran out of battery and I was bored. I drew a line but then keep getting frustrated and annoyed that it won't automatically become straight (y' know, the thing that you can use in the settings that drawing apps have) and I had to think about it for a good ol' 30 minutes to realize what was going on. I still think about it til this day.
@Ash Honestly it mainly happened both in Expert 21, English, and art class for me. I would try to wait until everybody was already in groups and hope the teacher would just give up and let me work alone. Sometimes it worked, sometimes not. 😔
Math frustrated me so much I would just give up and sketch to make myself feel better, but I really needed to raise my grade so I decided to stop drawing in math and pay attention, and then suddenly I was understanding the material better than before and was actually able to solve problems lol. (Math was hard still, even when I started paying attention tho. I definitely fell on the creative spectrum more with writing and drawing.)
Funny thing, during the holidays I wanted to be the art kid, so I studied art and found loads of tutorials from TH-cam, and my art got pretty decent. So I went to high school, feeling pretty good about myself, but turns out in my new friend group, there are TWO PEOPLE who draw SO MUCH BETTER THAN ME so I just basically DID ALL THAT WORK FOR NOTHING :)
It wasn't for nothing, the point is not to be the best artist in the room. You only grow if you know where to improve and better artists will help you get better
5:08 oh... oh no... that was me. 5:55 Oh God one time I got this from an actual art teacher. Not my normal one, this one drifted into our classroom like she wasn't gonna be replaced by a better teacher the next year. 10:05 worst part is when you draw a hand and it looks great... JUST NOT WITH THAT POSE-
@HanakoSimp:). just that need some people have to comment on what you're drawing like its a finished drawing before you're even done with it. We had an art teacher (the head of the art department) at my school no one liked because she'd do this just to mess with the student’s heads. She'd sometimes sneak out of her classroom to see what other art classes were working on to nitpick at the students until the teacher of that class reminded her she had her own class to mind as well. It's kinda telling that the semester after she retired there was a boom in students signing up for art classes. It just feels audacious coming from her because you'd think an art teacher would understand the concept of a WIP but nope, not her.
As a professional artist this HURTS to watch. Also I recently realized that I can do a canvas flip in real life by holding your piece up to the mirror and I'm thoroughly shook by how bad most of my art looks TסT
Tricks for drawing the other eye: guidelines, a shit ton of em and draw both eyes at the same time, like draw a line or two and then repeat on the other side
i actually kinda enjoy drawing hands cause if it looks kewl to me then i enjoy it but it is pretty hard i also dnt get much artblock cause i create characters constantly
Tell me your an artist without telling me your an artist -Horribly unorganized art desk -Random 3am motivation -Same face syndrome -Being the art teachers favorite All y'all understand my pain😐
yeah, im kind of like a young / beginner artist too, (except for the fact that the only materials i have is pencil, eraser and paper.) the words just practice/ practice makes perfect or some shit that they think makes you motivated makes me unmotivated and makes me not want to continue :D
@@stickynote-slumber true, but saying “just practice” isn’t helpful. just like you said “what the fuck am i practicing?” “how do i practice it?” “what should i look for?”
EXACTKY,, I tried to get into art and I watched a tutorial on “how to start” and all of them said “keep practicing!”.. BRUH WHAT DO I PRACTISE?? DO I KEEP DRAWING THE SAME THING OVEF AND OVER AGAIN??? What am I even practicing??? It makes me so unmotivated-
I’ve been drawing as long as I can remember, because all the people I idolized drew a lot, and I used to live in bad conditions where the best entertainment was markers and printer paper (not like it was bad though). It’s been well over a decade a I still draw tons of stuff everyday until my hands cramp and lock up, just because I want to. So to the people who were spontaneously just like “wow I’m gonna start drawing as a hobby”, I really admire your dedication, and how well you improve.
I admire your dedication to art, but please watch out for your hand and wrist! You need to take care of it and take breaks or you could really do some damage (and if you DO get damage, it’ll either take a while for you to get back to the level of drawing/painting/writing you once were on or never be able to draw again if it’s serious enough).
Idk if this is relatable But like 5 days ago I spent like 3 hours on drawing, I coloured it with markers bc I can After finally finishing, I realized I made the eyes brown instead of green😭
I have this annoying tendency to avoid using references at all costs, and in the rare instance I do use them, they’re never direct references, they’re conceptual (like, I’ll only use the reference for figuring out proportions or character design or clothing folds or such). I _can_ directly reference, art class has proven as much, but I really don’t like to. Character design is the only thing I consistently refer to. I should probably stop doing that lol
5:09 im pretty much the "art kid" in my high school class, so i relate. though in art class its a diff story, i had individual work (i had to draw smth alone) and a few mins after i was done my teacher showed my art to the ENTIRE CLASS with the same expression at 5:15
So the thing about the pencil vanishing is that it rolls under your legs because your legs have a bigger mass but when you stand up in rolls into the backrooms and you’ll only find it when your trying to sleep and it stabs you in the back 🤌🥐
my class have more, 4 "art kids" out of 31, and no we rarely team up. But if i do i kinda like to solo stuff because all four of have very different tastes and they will "ruin" the perfect picture in my head. The "freeloader" i picked is damn lucky
There was this one time I was in computer art class with my friend. And we were assigned to draw a zombie, monster, or a fairy and so I was drawing this really cute character I just made up and it was only the top part of the body. And I realized all of the projects the teacher showed were full bodied figures. Now scared because I loved my drawing I go to ask the teacher and she said she'd rather we all made a full body. So I'm now trying to draw a character nearly at the deadline.
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2:32 I write more than I draw. So one of the days where I couldn’t sleep, I wrote a story. When I woke up I read the story. It was about lawnmowers, a bee named Beatrice, pesticide, and plants. It was very intresting lol
bee movie 2 ???!!!!!
i wanna read it bwgabsgahsw
Okay but like did you post it, do you have wattpad or some type of social media because it sounds interesting
@@animeboiscute7204 thx lol, I just wrote it down on a google doc with my phone. I didn’t post it anywhere, mainly because I don’t have social media
@@dinosaursaregreen4859 oh ok I’m sure it’s a lovely story
I love how artists don't even like drawing, but we still do it. like we put ourselves through hell willingly
Well, not all artists dislike drawing you know, as an artist i can confirm.
(sorry for my English)
@@Minecraft-ux6if I'm an artist too. I wasn't saying all artists. Just that a some of the time for a lot of artists, doing art seems kinda like a chore or something that you have to do. Especially when artists get art block. It's rough
@@bloodfortheebloodgod5535 i do love drawing but a can agree with you, trusting prosses can be real hard sometimes and the art block is just hell.
I'm also an artist and I only do it because I honestly really like it. It helps pass the time and it's a fun hobby. Although art block may be hell it means you're improving.
its like our soul demands us to do it.. we didnt choose this life it chose us
As a traditional artist, I can confirm that my motivation left me faster than my dad did. Also, all of these are so relatable and accurate. Almost too.. Accurate... WHERE ARE THE CAMERAS
I agree as a person who does both types of art ( digital and traditional ) but mostly traditional I have the pains of both art and when I start a peice of art the motivation left then the next time I try to draw the worst thing happens...✨art block ✨
i AM the cameras, im in your walls
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Some of these gave me a heart attack whenever they destroyed their art.
me too, like what was the reason???? people will look at it for 2 seconds then move on
@@frenchvanilla1575 exactly
@@frenchvanilla1575 cause a lot of the time, destroying your own art is good for you. Idk how to explain it
Same it scared me so bad. I was upset for at least an hour-
@@frenchvanilla1575 I think it’s because the artist can draw it again so it doesn’t matter if they scribble it out
The zoom in paper is so freaking relatable (as a traditional and digital artist)...
Ikr
I have double tapped my paper more than I’d like to admit-
Ikr-
@@peeperstrem4384 LMFAO THIS HAPPENED SM TO ME 😭
EXACTLY
1:35 as someone who does traditional art I can confirm I have actually thrown my sketchbook across my room over that happening
UGH I feel that. All the picture editing in the world can’t take that out ;-;
Same i relate.
i usually want to do that
I've noticed that I draw better when I'm in the midst of a mental breakdown.
I thought it was because my standards were lower in that moment, but the drawing still looked the way I wanted it to the next day.
Same 💀
no kidding, every time I shed tears, the drawing somehow comes out looking better
I think it's because it adds more emotion to your art. You're doing it with more feeling then usual so the art has more feeling then usual.
@@yourshoulderdevil5229 I think it's cause tears blur the image and makes me see it with clearer eyes lol
@@alaskabane5340 so blinded by the pain to make something beautiful 🥲
The Math class: a perfet moment to draw
I actually made my mathbook offically my sketchbook. I draw all the time in math class, its always math idk why. 🥲
I draw in ela and math hehe. Mostly because my teachers don’t give a crap :D
No- it’s
*3am* : *the* *perfect* *time* *to* *draw*
I agree, either 3am or just some random time in the day when you have nothing to do and listening to drama podcasts :D
Yes
12:03 reminded me of the time in third grade we had an artist come in to our class and when she saw my painting, she took my brush, painted over the stuff that I had been doing while telling me that it looked better this way and to keep doing it the way she was showing me, and then just walked away. I cried and then repainted over the bit she destroyed lol which had been my favourite part lol
Edit: This sounds like Im saying she was jealous and I am absolutely not she literally just came and took over this small childs painting while telling them what they were doing was bad/wrong, I think she was legitimately trying to help but she went about it in the worst way possible
dude what was wrong with her lmao, why do some adults treat children this way HAVE SOME RESPECT MAN
Best way to do that is with erasable pencil OR put a paper on it (if it is dry) and paint what you mean on the paper. Never over the actual painting.
My art teacher does this, so far he hasn’t done it to my work, by I’ve seen him do it to others, I always feel bad for them, as they like their work how it is, but then again, there are a few people that just ask for his help and are willing to let him do that, as they genuinely don’t know what to do to continue
That is infuriating! I would be so upset😠
My art teacher did this in 3rd grade 😭😭😭
I drew a snow man and she said c'mon use a bit of color and colores the whole snowman blue *i was gonna add shadows with a pencil*
8:55
I am the exact opposite. I can draw girls, I love doing it. But when you tell me to draw a slightly buffer guy... I'd be rolling in the floor crying. Which is ironic cause my MC OCs are mostly male and my favourite anime is JoJo's.
Omg that's hilarious dude 😂
Usually whenever I draw dudes I usually give them like bigger chests by accident. Like you know how you make male chests kinda sharply curved? Sometimes I'm like "damn wait that's too much curve"
How...
Were the same 🗿
Omg same, and it sucks because I like drawing guys
Teach me your ways, I can't draw girls for the life of me
i'm the exact same type of person down to the jjjba bit
“ leave me alone Freddie Mercury, you’re supposed to be dead!” Caught me off guard.
And the wiping non existent shavings is something I do as well.
EVERYTHING IS SO RELATABLE!
Same lol
2:08 My friend, who's also an intermediate artist, gave me artist oil pastels for my birthday. They're really vibrant and soft, that girl is a literal gem
2:53 this hit home. i used to draw my older sister's art projects because she couldn't draw, and while i want to help her (plus denying her wasn't really an option), i fear she won't learn or be too reliant on others. long story short, we got into a bit of a rut, but my mother talked to her, and she eventually starting drawing her own projects, and she's actually improved a lot from back then
2:06 My friend actually gave me a small tin of prismacolors for my birthday. She's awesome
thats so sweet :' )
Legend of a friend
5:56 is so relatable, and my classmates bully me sometimes because they think I’m drawing people bald and naked…
That's really stupid of them, considering bald people don't all look hideous, and half the paintings and statues that went down in history include nudity.
You should do both things on purpose now.
I relate so much to 5:09, literally everyone was like “she’s the one we need” “she’s actually good”
I had mixed feelings
Yep ;-;
And then you get the disappointment from the entire group when it doesn't come out good
I hate it when people ask what I am drawing lol-
@@toffee_11919 same, I feel like it always happens when it’s something I don’t want to tell people lol
@@thesourotter5862 Ikr it's so annoying. THEY HAVE EYES, THEY CAN SEE
@@toffee_11919 **draws fuzzy body**
Omg! You are drawing a hamster?? So cute!!
it’s a kiwi bird.
idiot.
3:20 This happened to me once when I was trying to make an animated series at 3 FPS. My animator friend/mentor DMed me on Twitter saying that the animation looked amateur because it had such few frames. I told him that it was intentional because the animation was supposed to look like it was made by a child because it was based on my own childhood. He accepted my excuse, but told me that, in the future, I would have to animate at 24 FPS for the animation to be considered good.
I internally panicked because it was much easier for me to cut corners since I didn’t have an animation program yet and would instead do a “save as” with each frame and then throw them all together in a video editing program, so 24 FPS seemed like Hell. It’s been several months since then, but I finally began learning to animate in Krita the day before yesterday.
Also, the audio was such a throwback. I loved that show.
Ayo, I use Krita as a art program! Might try animation soon lol
24 FPS is so outdated and also kinda stupid. You don't need 24 frames per second to make a smooth animation. 10 - 12 will be just fine and even 5 - 8 in most cases! If you look at most animes, they def don't use 24 frames per second! Some of them even need to make 100+ episodes, so they can't waste time making ultra slick smooth fancy animation when 10 frames can get the information across just as and possibly *_more_* effectively. Idk where your friend got this, but that's a very harsh baseline, especially if you aren't working for a studio.
i just wanna say, you don't need to animate at 24 frames!! some amazing animators animate with 8-18 fps. check out "aimkid" on yt, their animations are so smooth & pretty, and they only use 18 fps! just wanna let you know you don't have to animate in 24 fps to be good! ^^
@@qingxinn_ 👍Nice. I basically said the same thing! 24 frames is an outdated and extreme expectation. Just look at anime!
What was it called?
i relate too much to stuff just vanishing. i make art pretty regularly, and i always find the needed colors disappearing after i put them in a place i know i won't forget them.
3:58
My dude is a flippin legend, he doesn’t even have led yet he still drew a masterpiece 💅✨
The "how to impress a _ artist" is SO true. Literally how I was. I'm just getting out of the beginner phase tho, so both 2 and 3 of the examples, but more 3
I was impressed by how clean the sketchbook pages looked, I usually just do actual sketches in mine... I've been wanting to put more effort but I keep avoiding it
@boombabe Same XD I honestly think you should have one sketchbook for sketches and another more serious one, since sketching is very important too!
Anyone know what the third song is called??
I’m impressed by all of them tbh and what hurts more is that I consider myself to be at least a beginner artist 😭💀
Lol nvm found it
Art feels so normal to me, but when I actually start to think about it, it feels much more complicated than that. Like I have done this thing people have thought is hard my whole life and I feel, idk good at it! It’s wonderful. Especially getting compliments, they make me think “ wow people saying this thing I think is so normal is cool!”
Omg the zoom in to paper happens to much for me lol
For me it's the ctr + z to paper lol 😆 pisses me off everytime
Well I usually do traditional art so not the problem for me but I kept reading on a app a while ago and then when I finally read a normal book I tried to swipe the pages a few times before remembering it wasn’t an app and I had to physically turn the pages :D
Ikr!! Aaaa XD
Real I get told I spend too much time on screen 😂
The one where they wanted to zoom in is so relatable💀
Edit:OMG SO MANY LIKES TYSM
Edit2:Y'ALL I NEVER HAD SUCH LIKES
Ikr
This is so reletable tho
or I will look for a redo button 💀💀
I always try to double tap my page 💀
Yeah I remember I did that once and I barely even do digital art
Small tip for artists who draw the entire body but get stuck at the hands:
When sketching draw the base of the hands where you want them to go ( you can draw a palms shape and not the entire had with fingers if you want because it is only the sketch) and then from the torso draw lines that connect to where the hands are, those lines represent the arms. It helps your drawing to look less stiff and also to help you not to get stuck with where the hands will be, instead you just have to draw the arms that connect them.
Hope this helps ( I’m not very good at writing so sorry if it’s kinda hard to understand)
It's interesting how once you learn to draw hands they become so easy and simple.
I made my sister practice drawing hands by tracing a reference first, then copying it with simple shapes and then try to remember how to draw it without reference. She got so frustrated while I was confused why she just didn't draw a square/triangle with loose strokes first. She had to make it perfect which was really not the point of the exercise since it took 10x the time I had intended...
if a particular pose is stumping you: I recommend getting a friend and doing the pose yourself! Also look up not a tutorial for how to draw hands but what the basic shapes hands are made of! The palm is a square and triangle, while fingers are series of rectangles! sorry if this is poorly worded!
0:57
As someone who does both digital art and traditional frequently I literally do this ALL THE TIME!
Me too cuz I draw in school and on procreate and do it lathe time the people next to me are like that the hell is she doing and I’m so awkward 😩
Same and sometimes I even double tap on the paper to undo it lol 😂
Same and i thought im the only one
For me I tap with 2 fingers bc I use procreate and tapping with 2 fingers is the shortcut to undoing then I’m like “Oh, that’s not how this works, oops”
Don’t get me started on the double tap to undo 😭
2:12 thats the same set that I got as a gift. Litterally the same one. Honestly, I couldn't agree more.
I got prismacolors last year🐒
I have the same moment when I get a writing idea I scribbled down at 3am... Except, when I wake up, I find it to be an utter masterpiece.
1:24
Aren't apple pencils magnetic? I saw it sticking to your tablet-
When you charge it there’s a flat side that you put on top of your iPad and it sticks to it. But I can relate to the Tiktok when your Apple Pencil disappears into thin air...
its barely magnetic and its when you put it down for a split moment and then it evaporates
this isn’t that persons original audio lol, in the original tiktok the person ACTUALLY loses their apple pencil and then there’s just.. a cat. sitting. watching.
i think they are yeah, but i dont think thats the apple pencil in the video, doesn't look like it to me. maybe its just be part of the case?
@@jesssclownn it is the apple pencil but the video was supposed to be funny
Ok so many of these videos use Bo Burnham’s music… I’m starting to believe he’s the most relatable artist
Or that the art community kin his chaotic energy, either or I’m 110% on board
I thinks it’s because Bo and the artist community can relate to being burnt out and not liking anything that we produce
I think it’s a mixture of everything
i relate soo much with losing everything and its right there in front of you're face
As an artist, this is painfully accurate 😂. I always hate it when people want me to draw for them when I'm literally working. Like this is my job I don't wanna do no self portraits of some random ass dude when I need to be working on my demons and cat dudes 😂
yeah self portrait is hard yknow?
@@bethnormal oh totally. Drawing real people is so much harder than drawing a purely fictional character, even if it doesn't seem that way at first. Even in an anime artstyle (like what I do), making a purely fictional character, you can at least decide what they're going to look like. You can't exactly do that sorta thing with a real person. It takes more painstaking detail than it would seem to have to take someone's face and make em anime
7:36 is so relatable- I will draw something, someone will call me and ask me the same exact questions and I’ll just”I-I DONT KNOW THEYRE WEIRD ASF-“
3:13 SHE’S SO PRETTY AHHHHHH also the three bo burnham songs
The looking for partners one is a *very* relatable one, once in Grade 6 we have to do a freehand drawing in HELE (Home Economics and Livelihood Education) and it was in partners... Right when my teacher said *Partners* I swear I felt a hundred eyes around me and one other boy cuz we were the ✨Artists✨ in class, they were about to do tug of war on me and that one boy until my teacher saved me and the boy, she said that she will pick the partners and randomize each drawings that we will replicate, after the groupings and random art handouts I swear the looks and stares of my classmates looking at me and my partner were priceless I can already read their minds and faces whilr were doing the activity XD. And my teacher used my half-finished drawing as an example of what to do, their faces were priceless once the teacher showed my half-finished drawing at class, I had the signature look of superiority and my ego had boosted that day.
A few days later when we finished the activity my partner had the audacity to *BRING HOME MY DRAWING* (dw he contributed too) to his house and my dumb sixth grader self *FRICKING AGREED* I still know their full name and I swear I will find them and take back my- *OUR* (I mostly contributed tho) free hand drawing art. :)
I relate to the “classmates staring at you” since I was the artist in thr class
I had a group project last year for an art class and I ended up doing the entire project by myself, but I was moving the next week, so you know what I did? I took the entire project with me, didn't tell my group, and snitched on them. Long story short, now I have my own boardgame that I made from scratch and a really funny story 👍🏾
2:43 one unconscious thing I do whilst drawing is make the same facial expressions as my character :)
I do that when I make gacha videos or characters lol
@@macihill9321 lol :)
:0 me too!
@@youcantakemehottogo that’s awesome >:D
@harrykins 😌
5:55-6:03 OMG I have had to deal with this from my sister, my brother, my mom, my step dad, and my classmates *WAY* to much. This entire vid is soooo relatable to the MAX
5:55
Now I’m just gonna go up and say this is the MOST relatable thing EVVVEEERRRR
"tell me ur an artist whitout telling me ur an artist."
me: 𝗵 𝗮 𝗻 𝗱 𝘀
edit:
OMG TYSM FOR THE LIKES- I DIDNT KNEW I HAD SO MANY
h a n d s
the other e y e
H A N D S my worst enemy..
Body anatomy
*....of time will wring my neck*
Most of the Time they’re like ✨relatable ✨ but this one was like actually relatable to everyone
2:42 There are literally no words to describe how RELATABLE this is🙂
The zoom in thing doesn’t happen to me but I do always try to press the undo button when I’m drawing on paper-
I do that- also i have a kindle and sometimes when i dont know a word in a irl book, i tap the word and then realise it wont do anything lol
That persons fake nails made me shiver
Same when I started digatal drawing than went back to traditional art and did a mistake i move my pen and I realised IM ON PAPER
I remember as the art kid, during art class, my hardest seemed like trash, so I barely tried in art class, but in maths class, I had a whole page in my book just to draw, my teacher once checked each of our notebooks amd he found a whole page with a n Illumi rizzler drawing 😂
I use this mind trick tactic everytime I get motivated to draw something "listen to the song/music" on loop. It helped me a lot....for 60% of the time but is still useful
10:06 I relate!! Putting the hands into pockets or at the back are MUCH more easier than drawing hands tbh
"DON'T RUN FROM YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES" 👿
Jk, I do the same thing 😭
@@Storkshark Hands are so hard to draw right-
@@Happy2.3 bro, if you have problem drawing hands, draw them more or you will not improve
I can draw hands but not that many poses
@@keemlol8688 practice poses bro
All of these = SO RELATABLE
2:30 Perfect response to any entitled person. Art takes time and effort out of someone. Why would they waste their time *drawing something for you for free (if they don’t want to) when they can make something for someone that will be willing to pay them fully for their work. I’m conclusion you are not entitled to free service of any kind if they’re not willing to do it for free
2:52 I relate to this on a spiritual level. My mom has been asking me to draw a family photo for well over a year now.
As a person in my class who is the best at drawing people, PEOPLE IN MY CLASS ALWAYS ASK ME TO DRAW THEM SOMETHING FOR THEM! I hate it. Brings me too much stress
Minute 10.20 I love the fact that the problem is not the fact that you don't know how to draw the hand, but the position it's in. Sooooo relatable
It’s 10:20
2:32 I do that too much. I’ll wake up,to find 5 pages of drawings I don’t remember making. And they’re actually *really* good.
How- mine just look like me and my friend doing drugs despite both me and my friend are 11.5 years old
7:15 I have that same exact pen and I ALWAYS accidentally make the outline too big… 😭
2:07 The most relatable of them all for me
If I ever ask my mom for these supplies she'll be like "sure"
And then will go to target and get $3 markers, watercolors and color pencils and say "here"
2:42 This too lol
2:16 I made myself learn anatomy at 9 years old and when I became 10 I started drawing more and now I can easily draw it
Same 😃
5:10
The visuals conveyed everything perfectly.... Yeah, I was that art kid in school🤣
My friends be like:
“Why is she bald”
*I’M NOT DONE*
"WHERE ARE HER CLOTHES??" ~ Me mum
Me: **drawing**
Random person: **pops out of nowhere** Is it a boy or a girl?
Me, with just a sketch in front of me, no hair, clothes, facial features, body features nor whatever else: What-
I am ashamed to say that I used to ask my artist best friend this all the time. We are both artists tho. She does drawing (both digital and traditional) while I do music (the piano, guitar and vocal recording/mixing) and writing (mainly poems and lyrics tbh). Tho recently we have made an attempt to understand each other's struggles so I have taken up drawing and she has taken up the guitar. Before this Ised to always ask her "why is your character naked?" Or "why is shr bald?" Meanwhile for her she would always come and press the keys while I was playing the piano. So yeah, now that I'm drawing I finally understand her 😅
THAT WAS LITERALLY SO RELATABLE
People in my class always ask me why the character I’m drawing doesn’t have clothes and/or hair
8:50 Y'ALLS I REALLY JUST SAID "Just press the undo button" IN MY HEAD😂😂😂😂
These give me a sense of pride of being an artist, small editor and the occasional depressed oldest child :)
Omg, this was too relatable! Except, when I draw something at night I think it looks like hot trash until I wake up the next day and find out it is the greatest art piece of the month
So, just like bob Ross said…
“There aren’t mistakes, just happy accidents”
How are artists so good at drawing hands like I can’t do that
1:54 that really do be accurate.I also hate when I get caught drawing in math
As someone with DID/MPD I can very strongly confirm that being out drawing one thing, having a switch, then coming back to the piece either halfway finished in a different style or have it go in a completely different direction than intended is my greatest bruh moment
Hang on I do that too-
MAth class and Language arts classes are the perfect times to draw. tbh.
Has anyone drawn something REALLY good on a sheet of paper.....then you wish you put it in your sketch book! -_- happenes all the time.
Yess me
Art tip. Save those little drawings cut them out and put them in a dedicated page of your sketchbook, essentially a scrapbook page you can make, I like makeing washi tape borders.
@@BIGolBittys Yeah! I will start doing that! Thanks :))
1:21 Is always relatable
5:09 once in art class someone shouted "who knows how to draw?" And someone else said my name. I was happy until he asked to do the hands
5:51 the amount of fear from the perspective gives me chills
I’m an artist and I don’t get it ?
@@vx7lw17 you must be pretty good at drawing perspective then, for some including me it’s a skill that’s a pain to include in pieces and ends up looking like total crap at the end
2:29 bro if you think someone’s art is “worthless” why would you want it? On a side note, no art is truly “worthless” no matter if you put 10 minutes, 10 hours, 10 months, etc into it
Most of these had me internally dying
2:54 LIKE BRO WE DONT WANNA DRAW URSELF SOMETHING 😭🦶🏻
The one towards the end where everything kept disappearing was hilarious 😂
4:14 Tip for if you’re using ProCreate like this person and you want perfect circles but are bad at drawing them. It takes just 2 steps…
Step 1: Draw any circle
Step 2: DON’T lift your Pencil yet, hold it in the same spot for a few seconds.
And then, POOF! Your crooked squiggle will instantly morph into a perfect circle by itself.
Sometimes it might turn into an oval, but that’s fixable.
Doesn’t usually matter how bad it is, as long as it’s a closed shape.
This trick also works with lines. Draw a line, hold it in place, and it becomes perfectly straight. For zigzags, draw a zigzag using this trick and it will become a perfect zigzag. Arcs/bent lines work with this trick too.
This works with a bunch of other shapes too, I don’t know ‘em all tho… you’ll have to experiment! 😊
Now can someone please tell that poor TikTokker this so they won’t have to suffer anymore 🥲
5:09 I CAN RELATE SO MUCH everyone SWARDS ME and is like “Do you wanna be apart of my group?” And thankfully my teacher lets me do the projects by myself,but what’s even WORSE is that people ask me to do the drawing part of their work and IM NOT EVEN IN THEIR GROUP 😭😭
I remember when one time, I went back to drawing on paper because my tablet ran out of battery and I was bored. I drew a line but then keep getting frustrated and annoyed that it won't automatically become straight (y' know, the thing that you can use in the settings that drawing apps have) and I had to think about it for a good ol' 30 minutes to realize what was going on. I still think about it til this day.
1:21 if anyone was wondering, pretty sure its at the ipad in the little holder
As a fellow artist, when we have to work in partners, I think we all just raise our hand and ask if we can work by ourselves 🤪💪💪
As soon as they got it out their mouths my hand shot up for me to work alone 😃
@Ash Honestly it mainly happened both in Expert 21, English, and art class for me. I would try to wait until everybody was already in groups and hope the teacher would just give up and let me work alone. Sometimes it worked, sometimes not. 😔
THE APPLE PEN ONE IS SO RELATABLE 💀
All of this is relatable Fr fr!
Drawing the other eye!
Look too hard and you find mistakes that you can't unsee!!
Math frustrated me so much I would just give up and sketch to make myself feel better, but I really needed to raise my grade so I decided to stop drawing in math and pay attention, and then suddenly I was understanding the material better than before and was actually able to solve problems lol. (Math was hard still, even when I started paying attention tho. I definitely fell on the creative spectrum more with writing and drawing.)
Digital art pros: Layers, spotless erasing, undo, zooming, unlimited brushes and colors
Traditional art pros: My art actually looks good
traditional art pros: it still looks good without cleaning up the lines
The composition among the subject is really well executed.
One thing that everyone should know, ITS ART IT DOESNT NEED TO BE PERFECT!
Funny thing, during the holidays I wanted to be the art kid, so I studied art and found loads of tutorials from TH-cam, and my art got pretty decent. So I went to high school, feeling pretty good about myself, but turns out in my new friend group, there are TWO PEOPLE who draw SO MUCH BETTER THAN ME so I just basically DID ALL THAT WORK FOR NOTHING :)
It wasn't for nothing, the point is not to be the best artist in the room. You only grow if you know where to improve and better artists will help you get better
The motivation and patience disappearing as well as losing my Apple Pencil are so relatable.
5:08 oh... oh no... that was me.
5:55 Oh God one time I got this from an actual art teacher. Not my normal one, this one drifted into our classroom like she wasn't gonna be replaced by a better teacher the next year.
10:05 worst part is when you draw a hand and it looks great... JUST NOT WITH THAT POSE-
Oh god I relate to all of these except for the hand thingy cuz I can draw hands but not many poses
@HanakoSimp:). just that need some people have to comment on what you're drawing like its a finished drawing before you're even done with it. We had an art teacher (the head of the art department) at my school no one liked because she'd do this just to mess with the student’s heads. She'd sometimes sneak out of her classroom to see what other art classes were working on to nitpick at the students until the teacher of that class reminded her she had her own class to mind as well. It's kinda telling that the semester after she retired there was a boom in students signing up for art classes. It just feels audacious coming from her because you'd think an art teacher would understand the concept of a WIP but nope, not her.
As a professional artist this HURTS to watch. Also I recently realized that I can do a canvas flip in real life by holding your piece up to the mirror and I'm thoroughly shook by how bad most of my art looks TסT
Tricks for drawing the other eye: guidelines, a shit ton of em and draw both eyes at the same time, like draw a line or two and then repeat on the other side
i actually kinda enjoy drawing hands
cause if it looks kewl to me then i enjoy it but it is pretty hard
i also dnt get much artblock cause i create characters constantly
5:19 is honestly perfect for inspiration, change my mind.
Tell me your an artist without telling me your an artist
-Horribly unorganized art desk
-Random 3am motivation
-Same face syndrome
-Being the art teachers favorite
All y'all understand my pain😐
5:09 this one happens to me too much
telling a young artist "just practice" is the least helpful, almost most pretentious thing you could tell them.
yeah, im kind of like a young / beginner artist too, (except for the fact that the only materials i have is pencil, eraser and paper.) the words just practice/ practice makes perfect or some shit that they think makes you motivated makes me unmotivated and makes me not want to continue :D
but it does help. we just need someone to tell us what the fuck we’re supposed to practice
@@stickynote-slumber Exactly why just saying "practice makes perfect" is a kick in the teeth.
@@stickynote-slumber true, but saying “just practice” isn’t helpful. just like you said “what the fuck am i practicing?” “how do i practice it?” “what should i look for?”
EXACTKY,, I tried to get into art and I watched a tutorial on “how to start” and all of them said “keep practicing!”..
BRUH WHAT DO I PRACTISE?? DO I KEEP DRAWING THE SAME THING OVEF AND OVER AGAIN??? What am I even practicing??? It makes me so unmotivated-
0:08 dude I can’t I try to teach younger/ beginner artists but uh they leave every single time lmao-
I’ve been drawing as long as I can remember, because all the people I idolized drew a lot, and I used to live in bad conditions where the best entertainment was markers and printer paper (not like it was bad though). It’s been well over a decade a I still draw tons of stuff everyday until my hands cramp and lock up, just because I want to.
So to the people who were spontaneously just like “wow I’m gonna start drawing as a hobby”, I really admire your dedication, and how well you improve.
I admire your dedication to art, but please watch out for your hand and wrist! You need to take care of it and take breaks or you could really do some damage (and if you DO get damage, it’ll either take a while for you to get back to the level of drawing/painting/writing you once were on or never be able to draw again if it’s serious enough).
Idk if this is relatable
But like 5 days ago I spent like 3 hours on drawing, I coloured it with markers bc I can
After finally finishing, I realized I made the eyes brown instead of green😭
The taki bag made my heart stop.
I have this annoying tendency to avoid using references at all costs, and in the rare instance I do use them, they’re never direct references, they’re conceptual (like, I’ll only use the reference for figuring out proportions or character design or clothing folds or such). I _can_ directly reference, art class has proven as much, but I really don’t like to. Character design is the only thing I consistently refer to.
I should probably stop doing that lol
5:09 im pretty much the "art kid" in my high school class, so i relate.
though in art class its a diff story, i had individual work (i had to draw smth alone) and a few mins after i was done my teacher showed my art to the ENTIRE CLASS with the same expression at 5:15
related to my art teacher, 5:47 (when he tried remembering my name he first called me "drawer")
im no longer an eraser
My both friends and I are the artists but..ehh they ask me the most 😅
And that happend to me too
So the thing about the pencil vanishing is that it rolls under your legs because your legs have a bigger mass but when you stand up in rolls into the backrooms and you’ll only find it when your trying to sleep and it stabs you in the back 🤌🥐
there are 2 art kids in my class, me and another person. if i ever have to team up for art im teaming up w her
my class have more, 4 "art kids" out of 31, and no we rarely team up. But if i do i kinda like to solo stuff because all four of have very different tastes and they will "ruin" the perfect picture in my head. The "freeloader" i picked is damn lucky
There was this one time I was in computer art class with my friend. And we were assigned to draw a zombie, monster, or a fairy and so I was drawing this really cute character I just made up and it was only the top part of the body. And I realized all of the projects the teacher showed were full bodied figures. Now scared because I loved my drawing I go to ask the teacher and she said she'd rather we all made a full body. So I'm now trying to draw a character nearly at the deadline.