Still using? Why would a pro stop? Here is the difference between a pro and someone who doesn't get anywhere and just complains about not being any good. A pro always has a sketchbook with them no matter what and fills 5 through 20 of them a year. "Regular" people who doodle fill one in about 5 years and pat themselves on the back.
@@ducksoff7236 There are plenty of professional, skilled artists who don't carry a sketchbook around with them 24/7. That's not a requirement at all, though some people enjoy that. And many pros don't keep a sketchbook that's just for practice either. That's what Audrey seemed to be getting at. Many artists don't have a sketchbook just for fun or exploration. Many that we see are seemingly curated and made to be showpieces. That's how we're reading their words, at least.
@@ProkoTV I think what ducksoff is actually referring to is that artists should be practicing all the time. Sure, there are many pros who don't use sketchbooks, but they will do a ton of study, reference, and design work before working on the final piece.
this series inspired me to start a new "pen only" sketchbook to increase my observational skill. I'm more of a painter and drawing is sometimes like a chore to me. But every good painting needs a good drawing underneath. It's also interesting to see how these different artists use their sketchbooks
This is such a good contrast to Peter Han's sketchbook video where his were full of very detailed sketches, Devin's are more simplistic while still having a large variety of designs with more basic shapes
I love how she breaks down her processes. It's very inspiring hearing them laid out so plainly. Such a talent! I need to incorporate some of her ideas into my own practice sessions.
Loving all these sketchbook videos! You can really hear the passion and love of art that people like Devin Elle Kurtz or Peter Han have when they’re going through the pages. Definitely makes me just want to doodle in my sketchbook more.
holy moly, it's Devin Elle Kurtz! Some time ago I stumbled upon her ink art on her youtube channel, which is amazing! She has been my inspiration to do ink wash. It would be cool if she had course on Proko on ink wash and inking in general! 🙏🙏🙏
I definitely need to try this. It looks like it could help me develop my own artstyle and design OCs that dont look like ripoffs, and i get to draw a lot more, absolutely nothing to lose
her sketchbook is inspiring!! oooh this is exactly what i did before doing a big project! I always need to learn and get used to drawing a certain plant, certain leaf, certain animal, etc. my sketchbook may be awkward as a result but i "left behind" the learning curve before i was able to draw the project for real. also thumbnailing in skecthbook.
Notes to self Shapes, Structure, Forms to try to understand what the object looks like and how to break it down so you can use it from your visual memory and be able to manipulate it as you desire. I feel I’m never ready to draw for myself without knowing everything. But damn is that a paralyzing feeling.
16:12 I have her 7 Eleven Dragon print framed on my wall! I also have another with two kids finding a dragon on an old abandoned car. I can’t tell you how many times I just stare at them for inspiration, but also just to escape. I get a strong sense of nostalgia from her work. I love it so much.
I didn't expect to find my reptile special interest in a proko video lol. It was neat being able to immediately recognize what species she drew (sometimes even before she did LOL) Autistic sidenote: the photo shown on the bearded dragon page was an australian water dragon! they're like beardies' swimsuit model cousin
you can't even fathom, how helpful this series is to me rn. i've been researching different ways to increase visual library and none was so inspiring and entertaining for me, as the one that Devin showed. thank you, Devin and Proko ❤
The amount of inspiration I'm getting watching this, to get to work immediately. It's just Wow! This is probably gonna be one of my most favorite sketchbooks flipthrough from now on. I'm gonna borrow a few themes from this, too, for sure
leaving the lines to know what mistakes I usually make is genius. love this series. pulled out a clip board and paper and did still lifes all morning. Ty!
Hell yeah go Devin! So many great insights on how to have fun in a sketchbook! This series has been inspiring and an absolute treat, looking forward to more.
Actually I've had the idea to do studies like these. I need to learn more about Structures, Interiors, Furniture, Plants, Animals etc. My only thing is I like to be more organized. I do have a sketch book separate for Animals/creatures, and another I am using for Manga Reference drawing currently. A good idea, I will further utilize this.
I feel like the rest of these 12 days of proko sketchbook videos should have the same thumbnail as Peter Han, but with the artist if that video, not just there hands 🔎
Great video! Seeing her line quality really inspires me to get better with pen. Btw who handles the subtitles for the videos? I’ve been wondering this for a while
For our uploaded subtitle tracks, those are made using a subtitle software and a little bit of human oversight to make sure it doesn't have any big issues. But there are also the options for auto subtitles, both English and other languages that people may come across. We don't create those.
Quit again for 6 months, wonder how long I’ll go before I stop again. So far my longest was 2 months. At least my attempts are more frequent than the multi-year stints I used do.
looks like someone lacks eyes ! its also a sign of extreme skill to be able to simplify . she clearly has a grasp on form and detail that's apparent in her full pieces . and even clear in these simpler sketches . not to mention the lineart . trust me, no kid could replicate that with ease
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This actually made a lightbulb go on in my head. So that's how drawing random objects in sketchbooks could be fun and useful instead of boring!
It's amazing to see an accomplished artist still using sketchbooks as practice zones, which makes me feel less insecure as a complete beginner :,)
Never let go of sketchbooking for practice and exploration! You need that space to grow and just have fun, alongside your pieces made for show.
Still using? Why would a pro stop? Here is the difference between a pro and someone who doesn't get anywhere and just complains about not being any good. A pro always has a sketchbook with them no matter what and fills 5 through 20 of them a year. "Regular" people who doodle fill one in about 5 years and pat themselves on the back.
@@ducksoff7236 There are plenty of professional, skilled artists who don't carry a sketchbook around with them 24/7. That's not a requirement at all, though some people enjoy that.
And many pros don't keep a sketchbook that's just for practice either. That's what Audrey seemed to be getting at. Many artists don't have a sketchbook just for fun or exploration. Many that we see are seemingly curated and made to be showpieces. That's how we're reading their words, at least.
@@ducksoff7236 😬
@@ProkoTV I think what ducksoff is actually referring to is that artists should be practicing all the time. Sure, there are many pros who don't use sketchbooks, but they will do a ton of study, reference, and design work before working on the final piece.
this series inspired me to start a new "pen only" sketchbook to increase my observational skill. I'm more of a painter and drawing is sometimes like a chore to me. But every good painting needs a good drawing underneath. It's also interesting to see how these different artists use their sketchbooks
this series is saving my life
This is such a good contrast to Peter Han's sketchbook video where his were full of very detailed sketches, Devin's are more simplistic while still having a large variety of designs with more basic shapes
I love how she breaks down her processes. It's very inspiring hearing them laid out so plainly. Such a talent! I need to incorporate some of her ideas into my own practice sessions.
Loving all these sketchbook videos! You can really hear the passion and love of art that people like Devin Elle Kurtz or Peter Han have when they’re going through the pages. Definitely makes me just want to doodle in my sketchbook more.
holy moly, it's Devin Elle Kurtz! Some time ago I stumbled upon her ink art on her youtube channel, which is amazing!
She has been my inspiration to do ink wash.
It would be cool if she had course on Proko on ink wash and inking in general! 🙏🙏🙏
its refreshing to see another artist feel so passionate on what they do
I definitely need to try this. It looks like it could help me develop my own artstyle and design OCs that dont look like ripoffs, and i get to draw a lot more, absolutely nothing to lose
She's so energetic, I loved it! I'm gonna try drawing with a pen instead of a pencil to see honestly where I'm at.
her sketchbook is inspiring!!
oooh this is exactly what i did before doing a big project! I always need to learn and get used to drawing a certain plant, certain leaf, certain animal, etc. my sketchbook may be awkward as a result but i "left behind" the learning curve before i was able to draw the project for real. also thumbnailing in skecthbook.
I loved her. I've seen her art, since it's so iconic. Not only that, but I've never guessed her personality was like this. She is so cute
2:20 I immediately thought of Silco’s chair!! And of course Jinx’s :)
Notes to self
Shapes, Structure, Forms to try to understand what the object looks like and how to break it down so you can use it from your visual memory and be able to manipulate it as you desire.
I feel I’m never ready to draw for myself without knowing everything. But damn is that a paralyzing feeling.
16:12 I have her 7 Eleven Dragon print framed on my wall! I also have another with two kids finding a dragon on an old abandoned car. I can’t tell you how many times I just stare at them for inspiration, but also just to escape. I get a strong sense of nostalgia from her work. I love it so much.
Hi proko, just wanted to say that i love this series and to please keep going with it 👍
We've got 10 more coming for the next 10 days, at least! After that, we'll do em every once in a while.
@ProkoTV sounds awesome 👍
I didn't expect to find my reptile special interest in a proko video lol. It was neat being able to immediately recognize what species she drew (sometimes even before she did LOL)
Autistic sidenote: the photo shown on the bearded dragon page was an australian water dragon! they're like beardies' swimsuit model cousin
By the way I love your art
you can't even fathom, how helpful this series is to me rn. i've been researching different ways to increase visual library and none was so inspiring and entertaining for me, as the one that Devin showed. thank you, Devin and Proko
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Wooooooooo she´s back!!!! Love her
I just love to hear people talking about things they like passionately
The amount of inspiration I'm getting watching this, to get to work immediately. It's just Wow! This is probably gonna be one of my most favorite sketchbooks flipthrough from now on. I'm gonna borrow a few themes from this, too, for sure
leaving the lines to know what mistakes I usually make is genius. love this series. pulled out a clip board and paper and did still lifes all morning. Ty!
Her work is so great and she looks like a very sweet person. All these sketches look wonderful
Such a great series. Would watch one of these every week if possible. Great editing (I see your names in the description).
I love Devin’s work!! Her picture books and prints are so gorgeous. I aspire to make art like her someday!
Wow. Really inspiring, I will listen to your videos later whenever procrastination and artblock hits x"D
Really love these insights
Love her magical art!
By far my favorite sketchbook video, just wow
Thanks for the gifts of wisdom, guys. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hell yeah go Devin! So many great insights on how to have fun in a sketchbook! This series has been inspiring and an absolute treat, looking forward to more.
Thanks for watching and enjoying them!
She is amazing ❤
And thank you.
Thanks fir these videos!
Thank you ❤
I like the different line weight on the chairs 😊
I was literally searching for a sketchbook video about this topic 2 days ago and this one shows up in my subscriptions today. This is so wild 😭
Happy to have what you needed to see!
Excellent❤❤❤
This is so helpful
Stunning
What a legend!
Ive absolutely go on furniture websites and just drawn their furniture before.
Thisis such good advice
This was great! Thanks.
So interesting! thanks
Actually I've had the idea to do studies like these. I need to learn more about Structures, Interiors, Furniture, Plants, Animals etc. My only thing is I like to be more organized. I do have a sketch book separate for Animals/creatures, and another I am using for Manga Reference drawing currently. A good idea, I will further utilize this.
Thank u❤
Thanks for this video
Glad you enjoyed it :)
@ Thanks
I wish I could make a sketchbook like hers
I feel like the rest of these 12 days of proko sketchbook videos should have the same thumbnail as Peter Han, but with the artist if that video, not just there hands 🔎
Screentone on the dog 16:30. Is it printed sketchbook or what?
Lol, why haven't I thought of going to online stores with the kind of items I want to draw before 😅
Great video! Seeing her line quality really inspires me to get better with pen.
Btw who handles the subtitles for the videos? I’ve been wondering this for a while
For our uploaded subtitle tracks, those are made using a subtitle software and a little bit of human oversight to make sure it doesn't have any big issues.
But there are also the options for auto subtitles, both English and other languages that people may come across. We don't create those.
one question where you get the energy to draw all that
Quit again for 6 months, wonder how long I’ll go before I stop again. So far my longest was 2 months. At least my attempts are more frequent than the multi-year stints I used do.
It's wednesday, my frogs
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you can Hear how Fast she thinks
Do you know if my brother love drawing anime manga real faniltasy anime manga artist of right now 0:20 😂
Give her less coffee :D
(just kidding, she talks fast)
Looks like a kid drew it
looks like someone lacks eyes ! its also a sign of extreme skill to be able to simplify . she clearly has a grasp on form and detail that's apparent in her full pieces . and even clear in these simpler sketches . not to mention the lineart . trust me, no kid could replicate that with ease