In all seriousness this is INSANELY helpful. As we progress we are teaching our intuitive mind to identify what looks "right" and "wrong" about the proportions we draw/paint. This really helps strengthen that process!
It's so interesting to me how almost every artist, when they're still learning, usually falls into one of two categories: knows anatomy well but can't properly render it, or knows values and lighting well but their proportions are off.
@@stormywright8521 knowing anatomy and rendering, or not knowing either? The first would be intermediate/master, the second is beginner, whereas the original examples sound like amateurs. Either way, your art will improve! My art used to be absolutely terrible, like imagine a little kid who just found out what those "how to draw manga girl" books were. I didn't think I'd improve from there, but I did! :) Still on my neverending art journey of improvement.
You can really tell how experienced this guy is… he always says there is a small thing that is keeping you from crossing the finish line and it’s so small yet weighs you down so much. But even though it is tiny, Sam can distinguish it from other things. Resulting in the art looking 10x better which is mesmerizing, the fact that he knows exactly what is keeping it from winning the race or reaching its full potential. I know it sounds stupid but I find talents like this really admirable,
5:07 unless i'm interpreting this incorrectly, i think she actually has her hair in a high ponytail and her actual skull is a bit too small actually haha
@@user-er3cl4hn8y I think he's aware of that, he's just generalising things because it helps the broader audience, he doesn't really have a way if knowing if disproportions were made on purpose or not
5:10 i think it’s a fluffy ponytail instead of a headband, because there’s a round line where her skull should end, so I think it’s just her hair (Ps: the Squidward piece is magnificent)
When first I saw your comment, I thought you meant the drawing at 7:35, maybe referring to a reference with altered hair style, and was like "if a pony tail can turn the forehead into this, you need to loosen up the pony tail by quite a margin"... ^_^ But yeah, fluffy pony tail - or that trick girls used in the 60's to make it look like someone was hiding a baked bread inside their hair ^_^
Sam: IT LOOKS LIKE YOU TOOK HER SKULL AND STRETCHED IT!! Me: I think its just a foofy ponytail but aight. The tips are very helpful, I thought the edits were phenomenal.
5:18 how much time does he need to realize that , that art is perfectly fine that girl was having a ponytail and he thought it was its head to be fixed , come on man
@@Juwulee nope~ at first glance u can tell its a ponytail by the way how the hair looks and how its styled if u couldn't tell its probably bcuz your vision isn't slightly good
As a traditional artist, this is the one reason I would get into digital. The ability to liquefy something would be sooo awesome. I suppose I could scan a piece into the computer to edit it...but ain't nobody got time for dat. I guess I'll just be really good at free-handing preportions, lol.
I think the amount of control traditional artists have rivals liquidfy. It would be a pain to transition, I remember going mad for a few hours because the tablet wasn't textured as I came to anticipate in traditional art.
@@vaishnavisingh9244 I actually do both ( been doing traditional art all my life, only been doing digital art for about a week ) and the curve actually hasn’t been as drastic as I thought it would be once you learn the tools at your disposal and check out a few other tutorials to learn tips. So far, the hardest thing for me has just been altering my art style, and that’s a personal choice because I just don’t like mine lol. Paper feel screen protectors and downloading additional brushes really helped me with the texture issue! I definitely think that if you have a few hours to dedicate to it and treat it the same way you would your traditional art, it can be a fun pass time!
I love how much more NATURAL you make the drawings look, its like first time I looked at them they didn't look so bad but when you changed them thy look rly good and different and much better tbh, nice job.😄
That little "what's up guys" montage made me feel so much better about how I struggle when I make videos. I do the exact same thing, shooting the same one sentence over and over. Thank you for including that!
Good for you! Make sure to only take critsm you ask for and are ready for. And do art for the improvement and the fun. 😊 Not sure if you need this advice but that's one thing that made me stop doing art when I was younger. You've got this :D
I’m sorry but this isn’t destroying, you were so nice in the whole video and you only gave us many important tips and recommendations on art. This is very helpful!
You know, I think the first girl was fine skull wise, IMO the intention was a ponytail, or a partial one. Where he screwed up was having a literal neck beard below the hair which is being pulled towards the knot, and it blending the side hair and the tail. That's what threw it off and made his intention hard to convey thus your confusion.
I found out how to do the outline brush on procreate sort of Duplicate the monoline brush twice then combine them. Go to combine mode and select difference. Then go to properties and play with the sizes. Also don’t forget to make the streamline the same for both brushes
I really hope you continue to do more roasting videos using this tool. It really shows how someone's art can be corrected with simple corrections and you explaining why really shows your knowledge. Thank you
But nevertheless looked much better when it wasn’t as fluffy(after it got ‘destroyed’). And obviously Sam noticed that it was a ponytail because otherwise the back of the head would still be too big even after the liquefy
This helps me so much. I am a beginner to this kind of art style, but I don't use digital art, so it's a little harder (atleast for me) I just really love seeing this other pieces of art because it inspires me to work harder, not to mention the comments and fixes you do really help me improve.
Yeah it really hurt when he was talking about it because there's a pretty well defined "circle" outlining back of the head. like that's definitely a ponytail with the headband. There are even some lines pulling back from the front saying that the hair is being pulled back into the ponytail.
4:35 "Dude. This is nice. How cute! Beautiful expression... And a nice bird! ^u^" This is why we love him. His personality is hilarious and cool at the same time.
11:09 I've used that reference from pinterest, too, for a portrait study! 🤣 I was like wow that looks so familiar, haha. Great advice, as always, and good examples of the benefits of using liquify. 🙂
I feel like any time I’m watching one of Sam’s videos, It makes me want to improve and draw. You and Ethan Becker are one of the best artists to me. Thank you for helping 🙂
Idk why but this guy makes me laugh like crazy. Just the things he says about there art with such a serious tone cracks me up for some reason. *Hits subscribe button*
I think someone like Gorden's temper is Ethan Becker (but actually he is a pretty wholesome dude), Sam is more like Sanjeev Kapur, who is always chill lol
I usually like these videos because they are in playful fun but man, I learned so much and it’s amazing how minor changes to a piece can really make a huge difference. I was sitting on the edge of my seat trying to see what I could learn.
The fact that i dont see a problem before the drawing and then after he fixes the drawing i see the issue… its like fixing something that i didnt know was wrong that overall fixes the whole thing
Wow, you really do have years of experience!! I didn’t really notice what was off with the drawings at first glance until you fixed them a bit!! Great vid!
5:14 She doesnt have another head its just a giant Ponytail im really hoping you see this cause as an artist similar to her style im aware that its a ponytail
Well done! I really appreciate how your corrections didn’t take away from the artists. I just finished watching some videos where the person completely overhauled the pieces that were reviewed . A lot of the charm and even the style of the originals were lost. The way you handle it actually leaves the artist’s work in tact. Love that! I certainly learned a thing or two here!
4:52 Hey I'm not entirely sure but i think the back part is not supposed to be part of the head. I think she's wearing her hair in a pony tail. So the head woud actually end following the line below the pink ribbon thing on the top of her head. Again maybe I'm not seeing this right, its just something I noticed.
Heres a tip. Either make a drawing incredibly realistic, like, borderline perfect. Or stylize it with, like, really crooked features, or rounded eyes, or something like that. And make sure the rest of the drawing matches. Also, Sam. The girl whos head was too big... It was the right size. She just had a ponytail.
5:20 I might be wrong but she isn't using a ponytail but with a lot of volume? I feel like the artist just forgot do add a bit more shadows between her head and the hair to indicate the ponytail not that her head is that big
I really appreciate the 1/3 tip! I like trying to do varied facial feature like how people have irl, but I often run into the issue of sometimes making the nose feel too long or something proportionally feeling off. So that really helps!
I see your art all over Pinterest. I’m happy I finally found you. I have been looking for a few weeks and found your art on here by accident. Though your style is really recognizable. :0
DESTROYED
Hii you are my idol
AGREED
YES
Hi.
we'll see who's a creature next time /j
In all seriousness this is INSANELY helpful. As we progress we are teaching our intuitive mind to identify what looks "right" and "wrong" about the proportions we draw/paint. This really helps strengthen that process!
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I agree! Helps me so much
Oh you meen the part we’re he shows hiw to shade HNDSOME squid
@@laurenlankford9598 you typed to fast
@@thereal47bullets lol-
It's so interesting to me how almost every artist, when they're still learning, usually falls into one of two categories: knows anatomy well but can't properly render it, or knows values and lighting well but their proportions are off.
So true. I'm in the first category 😭
I'm in 2nd category
@@driwsy2 Instead of a full stop at So true*you can put a comma😁😁😁👍👍
What is the category where you’re both (;-;) 😅
@@stormywright8521 knowing anatomy and rendering, or not knowing either? The first would be intermediate/master, the second is beginner, whereas the original examples sound like amateurs. Either way, your art will improve! My art used to be absolutely terrible, like imagine a little kid who just found out what those "how to draw manga girl" books were. I didn't think I'd improve from there, but I did! :) Still on my neverending art journey of improvement.
"destroying" should be substituted with "gently grilled on an authentic Italian stove"
For the next one
Sam is now taking notes from us!
Yes
Its da same thing put in complex words ✋💀
@@maniacb9171 r/wooosh
You can really tell how experienced this guy is… he always says there is a small thing that is keeping you from crossing the finish line and it’s so small yet weighs you down so much. But even though it is tiny, Sam can distinguish it from other things. Resulting in the art looking 10x better which is mesmerizing, the fact that he knows exactly what is keeping it from winning the race or reaching its full potential.
I know it sounds stupid but I find talents like this really admirable,
5:07 unless i'm interpreting this incorrectly, i think she actually has her hair in a high ponytail and her actual skull is a bit too small actually haha
Yeah that's what I thought 😭
I thought that too
that aint no ponytail thats a second head
@@samdoesarts that's def a ponytail- no hate
@@samdoesarts ayo sam that's definitely a ponytail 😀
4:55 I think that girl is wearing a ponytail so her hair is just thick and it covers a lot of her head
I feel like this type of work is exactly what people need to see how they can improve their art
100% Agree! Of course, some people might get insecure very quickly but it's also important to accept such things to grow as well
ok but does he realize some ppl face is ummmm "unnatural" , he act like it doesnt exist
@@user-er3cl4hn8y I think he's aware of that, he's just generalising things because it helps the broader audience, he doesn't really have a way if knowing if disproportions were made on purpose or not
@@user-er3cl4hn8y I believe it would be easier to start drawing ideal proportions then branching off to do other types.
@@appleglassjuice11 but what they’re saying is that in the real world,no one proportions are perfect
No shame to Sam, but I am pretty sure the girl in the drawing 4:05 is wearing a ponytail so you just made the skull too small
Yes but the actual cranium was too small instead of too large
5:10 i think it’s a fluffy ponytail instead of a headband, because there’s a round line where her skull should end, so I think it’s just her hair (Ps: the Squidward piece is magnificent)
When first I saw your comment, I thought you meant the drawing at 7:35, maybe referring to a reference with altered hair style, and was like "if a pony tail can turn the forehead into this, you need to loosen up the pony tail by quite a margin"... ^_^ But yeah, fluffy pony tail - or that trick girls used in the 60's to make it look like someone was hiding a baked bread inside their hair ^_^
I was about to comment this
I was gonna comment this as well, we love the puffy hair-- it's not her skull :'(
Everyone make mistakes lets forgive sam for making his mistake
yeah thought that too but the head is still a little too long
What I learned
1. Proportion.
2. Proportion.
3. Proportion.
4. That squidward is suspiciously too handsome it's concerning.
5. Proportion.
Rossdraws: itsss colour dodge time!~
Samdoesart: itsss liquify time!~
We stan some wholesome artists
It’s time to bring out the skull of my enemy
@@MANGLORIOUS yesss
@@MANGLORIOUS wholesome
Kooleen : draw h0t pe0ple.
@@MANGLORIOUSyes
4:13 that isn't her head that is her hair that is taking up all that space, there is lines that indicate the end of her head
5:28 its not incorrect... the character has a PONYTAIL.. thats why it looks big..
Love how still and serious his face is when redesigning squidward is
its a very serious task that requires a lot of skill and he did it beautifully😍
@@ffabriciuss Yes yes...
Yeah.
The thousandth like here
so uhh the one where her head was “too long” actually was just a ponytail 😭😭😭 was i the only one who saw that? ??
FRR I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE
The before and after is MIND BLOWING, more proof that the smallest change can be very important to the overall :>
5:45 okay but I LOVE the stylization and the art!
Sam: IT LOOKS LIKE YOU TOOK HER SKULL AND STRETCHED IT!!
Me: I think its just a foofy ponytail but aight.
The tips are very helpful, I thought the edits were phenomenal.
I thought I was the only one who saw it :'D
@@owo_xanax5200 nah me too, but the adjustment is great too so...
I was going to comment this! The artist just needed to separate the head from the ponytail at the bottom.
same lmaoo
@@kamyoyurika141 the adjustment made the backhead entirely messed up lol
I love that sam actually gives good advice and fixes actual things that do need work without changing the style of the art!
It seems like our art is gently destroying you.
U might be right
@@samdoesarts "When you stare into the void, The void stares back into you"
- Waluigi
@@FakeLLama23 the difference between you and me, is we both looked into the abyss, but when it looked back at us, you Blinked!
hiiii i just wanted to say that at 4:00 its her ponytail... not her head
About this 04:49 anime girl, her head ends up with this purple accessory. That hair back is just a hairstyle, not really her skull.
Yes foofy ponytail girl had an okay skull
5:18 how much time does he need to realize that , that art is perfectly fine that girl was having a ponytail and he thought it was its head to be fixed , come on man
To be fair it’s kind of hard to tell
@@Juwulee No its really not lmao
@@MadamBisc it is
@@Juwulee nope~ at first glance u can tell its a ponytail by the way how the hair looks and how its styled if u couldn't tell its probably bcuz your vision isn't slightly good
@@Juwulee she also has a hair tie in her head which is extremely obvious to spot in the drawing lol
Sam ready with his liquify tool:
it’s really not that bad, it just needs a little, SHAPING. ✨ TO THE SALON! ✨
✋💀 😖😫😫
Isn’t that from the bubble guppies hair style game-
@@itsanemmamergency7623 no,it’s from Barbie dream house😍😍
I remember that episode lmfao
🤓
4:35 "and a nice bird :D."
Hello I'm 2 years in the future
5:40 I think he was trying to do a ponytail, you could see a small curve if you look close enough
Yessss
Thank you, I needed this comment
5:23
Sam, i think you misunderstood here. I think that this was supposed to be a ponytail, and not the back of her head
As a traditional artist, this is the one reason I would get into digital. The ability to liquefy something would be sooo awesome. I suppose I could scan a piece into the computer to edit it...but ain't nobody got time for dat. I guess I'll just be really good at free-handing preportions, lol.
I think the amount of control traditional artists have rivals liquidfy. It would be a pain to transition, I remember going mad for a few hours because the tablet wasn't textured as I came to anticipate in traditional art.
@@vaishnavisingh9244 I actually do both ( been doing traditional art all my life, only been doing digital art for about a week ) and the curve actually hasn’t been as drastic as I thought it would be once you learn the tools at your disposal and check out a few other tutorials to learn tips. So far, the hardest thing for me has just been altering my art style, and that’s a personal choice because I just don’t like mine lol. Paper feel screen protectors and downloading additional brushes really helped me with the texture issue! I definitely think that if you have a few hours to dedicate to it and treat it the same way you would your traditional art, it can be a fun pass time!
Sam says he will “destroy” the art work yet he was just making it better and giving out tips.. Proof on how amazing this individual truely is ❤
I love how much more NATURAL you make the drawings look, its like first time I looked at them they didn't look so bad but when you changed them thy look rly good and different and much better tbh, nice job.😄
That little "what's up guys" montage made me feel so much better about how I struggle when I make videos. I do the exact same thing, shooting the same one sentence over and over. Thank you for including that!
hi Sam! I’m 12 years old and I love your videos. You inspire me to improve my art skills and understanding of visual art! :)
Is there non visual art?
@@poop897hg music is a form of non visual art
Me to
Good for you! Make sure to only take critsm you ask for and are ready for. And do art for the improvement and the fun. 😊 Not sure if you need this advice but that's one thing that made me stop doing art when I was younger. You've got this :D
@@poop897hg music?
I’m sorry but this isn’t destroying, you were so nice in the whole video and you only gave us many important tips and recommendations on art. This is very helpful!
I like how you can see that Sam made those adjustments, subtle hints to his style, even when he just uses the liquify tool.
the handsome squidward painting was so beautiful its enough to make a grown man cry
That squidward was so beautiful and wonderfully made, filled with raw emotions that it brought me to tears 😢 ❤️
This video has changed my life art-wise for the better
You know, I think the first girl was fine skull wise, IMO the intention was a ponytail, or a partial one. Where he screwed up was having a literal neck beard below the hair which is being pulled towards the knot, and it blending the side hair and the tail. That's what threw it off and made his intention hard to convey thus your confusion.
Exactly 💯
yea that's what i'm thinking to tho
12:49 looks so realistic its amazing how with just fixing some proportions can make it look like a whole new piece
i agree but im kind of upset how he made the nose a beauty standard upturned nose instead of sloped like the original
I found out how to do the outline brush on procreate sort of
Duplicate the monoline brush twice then combine them. Go to combine mode and select difference. Then go to properties and play with the sizes. Also don’t forget to make the streamline the same for both brushes
I really hope you continue to do more roasting videos using this tool. It really shows how someone's art can be corrected with simple corrections and you explaining why really shows your knowledge. Thank you
I think the girl that had “ too big head “ where you used liquify tool had a ponytail, not a large head 😅
Same though here mate
100% a foofy ponytail
But nevertheless looked much better when it wasn’t as fluffy(after it got ‘destroyed’). And obviously Sam noticed that it was a ponytail because otherwise the back of the head would still be too big even after the liquefy
didn't look nice until he fixed it tho.
@@peep4257 when he 'destroyed' it, it doesnt look bad, i still like the liquified version too
me who draws on paper:
*well, that's real helpful.*
but in all honesty, these videos unravel artist's treasure.
the last seconds of the video where you showed how you struggled made me leave a like, because it made me understand how much work you put into those
I like how you give advice, instead of just saying everything is bad or something. Your actually helpful!
drinking game: take a shot every time sam says "proportions"
Wasted 5 minutes in
This helps me so much. I am a beginner to this kind of art style, but I don't use digital art, so it's a little harder (atleast for me) I just really love seeing this other pieces of art because it inspires me to work harder, not to mention the comments and fixes you do really help me improve.
4:13 ..... yeah, at first glane it may seem like it is her entire hair, butttttttttt.... I think it is a ponytail
I agree its definitely a foofy ponytail. They probably could've shaded it more to show the separation but I think the skull proportions were fine.
Yeah it really hurt when he was talking about it because there's a pretty well defined "circle" outlining back of the head. like that's definitely a ponytail with the headband. There are even some lines pulling back from the front saying that the hair is being pulled back into the ponytail.
Also when he said after to the “bad one” and before to the “good one”
No offense
0:03 the yassification of Sam Does Arts
🤣🤣🤣
4:35 "Dude. This is nice. How cute! Beautiful expression... And a nice bird! ^u^"
This is why we love him. His personality is hilarious and cool at the same time.
3:54 I think he didn't realize her hair's in a ponytail... 😂
@𝚠𝚎𝚒𝚛𝚍𝚘 ت it is.
It is a fluffy ponytail, when he zoom you can see the line art, the problem is that the lineart it almost invisible
This ROCKS! The liquifying people's art is such an awesome way to do this. Talking about it is one thing, but seeing the difference? Wow.
i would PAY to have this series called :
"gently fixing your trash🙂"
Okay... now pay Sam 1 million, NOW!!! 🔫 🙂
"art" is in the word "trash" after all
@@valcastle oh..oh wow- i just saw it
🤣🤣🤣🤣
the last piece sitting on the motorcycle is amazing, I love that natural girl.
You are a legend for being able to keep a straight face while shading handsome squidward
i like that this isn't all about cartoony = bad, just about little things that look off in a more cartoonish thing
11:09 I've used that reference from pinterest, too, for a portrait study! 🤣 I was like wow that looks so familiar, haha. Great advice, as always, and good examples of the benefits of using liquify. 🙂
3:57 She has a ponytail not a long head, you can see the bobble in her hair
I feel like any time I’m watching one of Sam’s videos, It makes me want to improve and draw. You and Ethan Becker are one of the best artists to me. Thank you for helping 🙂
Idk why but this guy makes me laugh like crazy. Just the things he says about there art with such a serious tone cracks me up for some reason. *Hits subscribe button*
I feel like Sam is like Gorden Ramsey but instead of cook he’s an artist and more chill lol (just my opinion)
I think someone like Gorden's temper is Ethan Becker (but actually he is a pretty wholesome dude), Sam is more like Sanjeev Kapur, who is always chill lol
@@vaishnavisingh9244 yea true lol
The Gordon Ramsay of art is definitely Angel
sams biggest flex: *Having amazing posture while being an artist*
"and next up we got shreck" 10:01
SHREK MY BABY
I usually like these videos because they are in playful fun but man, I learned so much and it’s amazing how minor changes to a piece can really make a huge difference. I was sitting on the edge of my seat trying to see what I could learn.
The drawing of Sam is beautiful😭
7:15 LOOKS LIKE A WHOLE NEW DRAWING WTH
2:12 "awh look at this poor creature" I'M CRYING
Lmao
It is crazy what a powerful tool liquify is. You are so good with it!! I hope I master it like you one day! Keep it up your content is soo good!!👍🏼👌👌👌
Aaaa im the artist at 2:30 , Im so happy, thank you for making my day!
Wow your art is really amazing
14:00 - WHY. WHY DOES IT ACTUALLY LOOK SO GOOD
Crying at him thinking the anime girl with the big ponytail was her with her hair down and just a massive head 😭
We're all screaming
This kind of roasting with you making changes into them was really good thanks
The fact that she's wearing a ponytail- like I'm sorry but how do you not see that?? She has a hairband in and everything 😭😭
Great video though!
Yessssss
Sam pls stop the skull was fine xD
@@monicaokami literally! Like every time he said the skull was too long I was like "pLeaSe nO tHis iS dEaLinG eMotiOnaL dAmaGe"
The fact that i dont see a problem before the drawing and then after he fixes the drawing i see the issue… its like fixing something that i didnt know was wrong that overall fixes the whole thing
13:01 if you wanna see Sam shading handsome squidward here you go
The 'before-after' is so satisfying, it looks like it WAS destroyed and Sam just fixed it, like how a father fixes his baby's homework.
5:09 I think that wasn't the back of her head, it looks more like it's a ponytail
Yeah idk how he didn't see that, if anything I thought the skull was too tall
Wow, you really do have years of experience!! I didn’t really notice what was off with the drawings at first glance until you fixed them a bit!! Great vid!
5:35 "She has Voldemort on her head"
Lmao I love his humour.
5:14 She doesnt have another head its just a giant Ponytail im really hoping you see this cause as an artist similar to her style im aware that its a ponytail
Well done! I really appreciate how your corrections didn’t take away from the artists. I just finished watching some videos where the person completely overhauled the pieces that were reviewed . A lot of the charm and even the style of the originals were lost. The way you handle it actually leaves the artist’s work in tact. Love that! I certainly learned a thing or two here!
Who was the person you were watching?
4:52 Hey I'm not entirely sure but i think the back part is not supposed to be part of the head. I think she's wearing her hair in a pony tail. So the head woud actually end following the line below the pink ribbon thing on the top of her head. Again maybe I'm not seeing this right, its just something I noticed.
4:56 its a ponytail..
Heres a tip.
Either make a drawing incredibly realistic, like, borderline perfect. Or stylize it with, like, really crooked features, or rounded eyes, or something like that. And make sure the rest of the drawing matches. Also, Sam. The girl whos head was too big... It was the right size. She just had a ponytail.
Hello thank for the help Sam!
It's kinda crazy how good the liquefy tool works, a lot of the pictures look great after being tweaked and you can't even notice much of the warping.
5:20 I might be wrong but she isn't using a ponytail but with a lot of volume? I feel like the artist just forgot do add a bit more shadows between her head and the hair to indicate the ponytail not that her head is that big
5:29
Thats a ponytail
You clown
sam… for the first one u ‘fixed’ the hair on the back was supposed to be a high ponytail, thats why the head looked so long 😭😭😭
Yeah it needed some separation if anything
i love how you dont judge art styles but just modify for the art style theyre goign fore
"whats up guys" "whats up guys" "wHATS UP GUYS" :'D the pain sam has to go through for feeding his village
With some art works I didn’t even see what’s wrong until you fixed it… I got a lot to learn
11:36 what happened to the hair Sam?
It’s crazy how far a few adjustments can go
"It's liquify time" lmfao😂😂😂
I really appreciate the 1/3 tip! I like trying to do varied facial feature like how people have irl, but I often run into the issue of sometimes making the nose feel too long or something proportionally feeling off. So that really helps!
i have an idea: what if WE roasted sam's art and sam reacts to our roasts (as revenge for "gently" roasting our art :D)
Thats a great idea... But... idek what I'd roast on his current pieces lol
why would i roast his art when his art works are alot better than mine😭😭😭i'd just humiliate myself HJFSLGLFBH
I see your art all over Pinterest. I’m happy I finally found you. I have been looking for a few weeks and found your art on here by accident. Though your style is really recognizable. :0