What you need to know about ART STYLES
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
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Have YOU ever tried drawing realistically ? 🤨
yes i did
I will now
I've spent the past week practicing portraits.. it was something
I am actually having a hard time transitioning to stylized from realism because I don't understand how to distill that realism knowledge. I ALWAYS take my sketches too far, add to many values etc. I am back to the basics training and Sinix Digital painting tuts helped me figure out where I need to progress to distill the realism. But I am in the 'mid-life' crisis period where everything sucks because I have to relearn how to proceed with big shapes instead of lines and details. It's so painful!
Yea and I also practice grayscale 👌🌹
“so looking at your favorite artist- ME” yes sam you got that right
You got that right
Harharhar
The fact that I read this just before he said it👀
@@rian_e4052 SAME haha
now thats clever editing 😂 👌
“Behind all of these disney princesses, there’s a solid Kobe Bryant”
😂😂
😂😂😂🤣🤣
This is deep
Kobe is my favorite Disney princess
HAHAHAHSHBGIR
Learn the rules well so you can break them properly
-Someone out there
Facts
-me
Only pretentious people quote themselves -Me
@@samdoesarts yep, I achieved major growth in 30 days doing that
Before that I had been drawing everyday but didn't get that much growth, then I unlocked Observation Haki and BOOOM major growth
@@ODKBE i dont really have the confidence for that
-you
"Look at this artist. TRULY amazing. Look at how Professional." (On his own page)
The overwhelming humility
Like netflix putting it's own movies in the "favourites of the public" list
I still love how he tried to hide his own page between others. He almost fooled me.
I say that's the confidence and gratitude one should have on their own...😌😌
Steps:
1. Lines understanding
2. Basic proportions
3. Lights and shadows
4. Anatomy
5. Realism
6. Experiments
7. Boom! you got an exclusive artstyle
thankyou for the points
im literally on step 4 rn what 👁️👄👁️
oh god
step 5 scary :(
Holy fiddlesticks, I never realized I was at step 4 what the
Me: skipped step 2 and step 3, jumped to step 4, then flipped to step 2
No wonder I'm struggling in art 😥
My brain is dying
the funny art man is back with a new video
Yess funny art man
The funny man has uploaded a funny video on this funny website full of wacky and funny people
ye! the funny art man :D
ranbob
we stan the funny art man making videos
Sam: "I've been ending a lot of people's whole careers"
Also Sam: "I'm gonna start your whole career"
English teachers are shaking in juxtaposition 😂😂
lmao
He start it to destroy it in the future
Hi I just made a v ideo where i tried a new medium pls consider ch ecking it out and givingg me some tips thanks
@@believeonjesus7215 eh wat? Ok
Juxta what now
It’s about time I FACE MY FEARS OF REALISM 😀
☺🔫
Same
I'm a Catto POTATOOOOOO
LITERALLY MEEEE :(
@@BIANCA-gk9zy sasha 😭
"maybe I dug a little bit too deep", this killed me lmao.
same XD
For me, drawing realistic is like watching a horror movie; it’s terrifying
as someone who was forced in traditional art this is legit what i think when i hear realism, the amount of projects i was assigned by my teachers were embarrassing and what did I do? I weaseled my way around them half of the time, cried a little, stressed a great deal, it was like WAR FLASHBACKS mdjf
I draw realism a lot it’s fun
SAME
same i feel like crying every time people say "you have to learn realism"😭
I used to think realism was the highest form of art so I strove for it go years. I can do it to some measure, but I've gained an appreciation for stylization.
The highest form of art _(for me)_ is creating universes from what you know about realism.
the highest form of art is that you able to create something out of realism
the highest form of art can be whatever you want it to be. The limit is your imagination.
@@angelita2213 this>
Realism is the highest form of drawing. But i think that expression is the highest form of art
0:18 that smile is so calming yet terrifying to see I’m scared what happens next
@Vansh Antriksh rumors says he sucks 👀
@@cinnrqua some even say, he has dead bodies cut with that knife; he has that knife like a trophy of honour
Sam: *DRAMATIC ZOOM*
Me: “Aww Freckles.”
@@cinnrqua He's so edgy he needs and extra blade to show it, I guess
It’s the embodiment of 🙂
Ethan talks about sam's art
Sam: well, imma expose all his secrets now
😂
@Saige so true😂
Gotta love them both tho xD
0:18 imagine this face over the meme of the little girl smiling at the camera while a house fire is raging at the back
The fire= art careers ended
Smiling girl = smiling Sam
Underated comment
*allow it*
LMFAO
Someone's gotta go make it
Hi I just made a v ideo where i tried a new medium pls consider ch ecking it out and givingg me some tips thanks
I tried drawing realistically weeks ago and I was really shocked because I Literally can draw realism way better than my own style that I spent on it maybe 3 years ? I swear I almost cried that day I don't know why lol , btw I never learnt realism but now I'm spending all my time on realism drawings . my art style become way better and the results are amazing !! sorry for my bad English
Same!after looking at your comment I immediately got straight to my laptop and made a quick realism sketch and I was sooo surprised and happy with the result!I was kinda good at it but not THAT good.Just mediocre good
Really? I’ll try realism right now!1!1!1!
@@taypenguin973 yes !! I've been drawing realism for 3 months now and I can draw it so good, I'm not a professional at it yet but I improved so fast that I can't even believe how fast I am improving .
@@Abirrxx where can I learn to draw realism
Sam posts a new video.
Me: Guess I'll just um study after some time..
Yes
@@samdoesarts 😂😂😂
Sams education is better than my school education
Hmm yes maybe I’ll study… later…..
@@alpha_jasperflair1097 PFT LMAO
That was exactly what I was thinking recently as I wanted to level up my art! I decided to study realism to be able to make my style way much better.
By the way, I discovered your channel a month ago and you made me want to jump into painting again after so many years without touching my pencil nor my tablet! Thank you! 😁
Same here)
I like how you brought your profile up as one of the artist for your topic 😂😂😂 real smooth Sam
Pretty neat
Cha cha real smooth
THIS IS SOOO IMPORTANT!!
It always comes back to the fundamentals. And for the younger artists, you don't have to draw realistically all the time. But the key is to draw from life. And to build up the understanding so that you can apply that understanding to your style.
Instant like and sub btw Sam. Great video.
Thank you for telling me that and it's actually improve than the first drawing that I did before
I love that metaphor with summarizing an article! Blew my mind smh 😂
Same
As a kid i would copy anime eyes to learn them, then i realized once you learn to draw a real eye you can easily adapt it to be any style of anime eye... learning realism supercharges your style(s)
Is there any channel from where I can learn basic of realism
@@itiadhikari9152drawlikeasir.
me who is starting to draw and already obssesed over realism : Yes, it's all coming together.
Why Sam always have the best intros
When I was little, I had a classmate who was AMAZING at realism. I was insanely jealous of him. I told him, “Man, I wish I could draw realism! I’m so jealous of you,” to which he replied, “I’m actually jealous of you. I can’t do cartoons and you’re great at them.” That conversation has stuck with me for 6 years and counting. Not sure why.
this video is so so perfectly timed for me. i've been looking for videos that deal with realism and semi-realism artstyles all week and not only just straight into stylised cartoony ones since i wanna dig more into realism and then stylise from there! majority videos on youtube don't focus on realism at all when it comes to artstyles so i've been a lil stuck!
You can watch the video of Sinix on pre-realism and post-realism
@@ggpez It’s been in my watch later playlist! I should watch it now, thank you!
This is great advice. Just last night, I finally got around to teaching myself the major surface muscles of the body and IMMEDIATELY, I could feel so many options becoming available. Anatomy is so key to stylizing characters. It's so exciting to have all these muscle masses providing opportunities for cool shape language. And anatomy is just ONE part of realism! I think a lot of young artists get caught up trying to skip from pre-realism to post-realism, whether out of impatience or intimidation.
I love drawing huge eyes. It makes the characters pop😄. That's one of the reason why I'm attracted to your art.
If you don't understand the fundamentals, you won't be able to determine which parts are most important for YOU to communicate into your art. This is where style happens- because it is your interpretation of what is important 😊 i love it. Great explanation~
Sam; Look at another one, Ethan Becker!
Me: Wow. How the table has turned! 🍿🍿
HOW THE TABLES HAVE TABLED AMIRIGHT?
Faline anyone? No? Okay :’)
@@kiwibugbear4112 Oh I left -ed when I wrote turned :D .
@@kiwibugbear4112 YESSS
That's such an interesting thing! Thank you for sharing this tip with us! I've been scared to try realism because I grew up with this idea that realism is only reserved for the really talented people, but you know what? Just like any other type of drawing, realism is a skill that can be learned and polished. I really want to give it a go.
your voice is soooo calming, whether it’s roasting people or starting people’s careers, you’re videos are comforting! thanks, sam!!
HELPPPPPP I THOUGHT THIS WAS A NEW VID LOL
The pure destructive joy that smile at the end gave off was terrifying.
Ok Sam-
I've OfFiCiAlLy decided that you are better than any art teacher I've met!
ive been drawing on and off for about a good 2 years now and felt like ive gotten nowhere with my art. i never started with the fundamentals so ill probably start my actual journey now.
He literally showcased himself as an example HAHAHA but that’s a fact that he’s my idol. ❤️🔥
1:05 this is by far my favourite way to explain an art style. It’s all about the decisions you make in translating reality into your work, what features you think are important and need emphasis and what can me removed or simplified. Your decision making process is based on your personal taste and thus your personality will naturally translate through your art even if you don’t realise it.
So here’s a brief summary of what Sam explained is to be able to draw in a specific style you need the foundations of drawing, and fundamentals of art. Simply, you need to exercise or improve your art skills in order to develop your own art style. You can’t only draw anime or cartoon straight away you need make sure your skills are improving, so focus on improving your drawing and painting skills in that way you can develop your own art style.
Thanks to a lot of artists including SamDoesArt, and RossDraws I already found an art style I’m interested in, and it’s called expressionism it’s an artist technique or style created in the 20th century I think. The point of expressionism is to convey or express emotions through art, and to do that is paying attention to shape, color, and light to convey emotion in your art. So I’m hoping the brief summary helps.
0:05 thought he was going to slap me with the back of his hand 🤣
I was gonna
@@samdoesarts bro, You and Ethan...the industry burnt me out but ur videos slapped* that passion in me again. Pure therapy. Thank you.
This video, no joke, immediately made me understand HOW to get the type of art that I want to make. I'm already trying to practice more realistic and detailed proportions than the more simple ones I've been doing. And dipping my toes into grayscale painting has been helping me understand light and shadow (especially old black and white films).
So overall, all the art tutorials I've watched have finally come to fruition!
Now if only I could figure out color.....
As someone who can draw realistically but is almost scared to try stylization, this is exactly what I needed to hear! I know this must sound really frustrating and daunting for people who didn’t start out with realism though.
He really just said "I'm about to start this whole man's career"
11:30 sam- “this used to be one of my enemies” biggest smile I’ve seen on the man 😟
Me I started with anime then realistic (I can't draw the same size eyes when I first started) to now stylized. You're right Sam, realistic help on proportions especially on the face, body and even hair on ur stylized art. The only thing that's keep changing in my artstyle is the brushesssss. My brushes keep changing on diff. artworkkk arghhhhh
so true sam!!! I try to practice realism even though my art is really stylized, and I've found it helps me so much :) I would 100% recommend it to anyone else. it might look wack at first, especially if it's your first time, but I promise it helps you grow, and after a bit of practice at it you can pull out your realistic style on people and surprise them lol
Just a year ago I was hellbent on not learning anatomy. I really thought I could get away with it. But now I’m very excited and happy to learn anatomy and proportions and realism. Yes! Even realism! I love it and I think once you guys get motivated to learn, you’ll find realism fun too.
ah really needed this. thank you now im really motivated to draw
As a musician not an artist I will try to apply your concept of realism to my music and see will update you on its benefits. Thanks for sharing
The update ? 👀
artstyles are now the fave contents of art youtuber
Okay but this literally sparked my progress with art. I wasn't really paying any attention to realism, just trying to do it because I didn't know how to do anything else. But I'm really focusing on anatomy and I can already see the difference in my art. This video was literally my saviour
this single handedly inspired me to draw again. I'm currently in my artblock episode. and i've been kind of frustrated coz I hated my style. I draw realistic portraits. but I hated it so much that i wish i started as a stylized artist. but this showed me that this is actually a good foundation before i find my stylized art.
Aaron Blaise is my ultimate art hero. I don't have a huge interest in drawing humans and each time I see his work and courses I get so motivated to one day be even 25% as good as him.
Sam the example you’ve take was soo amazingly accurate !! Now I got a whole new perspective!!! Thank you mannnn!!! And yes YOU are my favourite artist!! you are literally changing lives out there!!!
'Looking at all you favorite artists...me!'
😂😂😂😂lol that's 💯💯💯💯true
"and i have dug deep"
"oop maybe a bit too deep"
Yes!! Thank you! You covered this so well! When I attended art school my teacher would always tell me “You need to understand the rules before you can break them” talking about learning realism in order to know how to push proportions.
'...and that is realism'
*loud retching and sobbing noises from someone in the audience*
ISTG this is what I needed, I've seen a million vids about finding ur art style and not once have I gotten the advice he just dropped THANK U
imma subscribe :D
Started with realism then got into semi-realistic and anime style.
*I can't seem to develop an art style!*
I change *mayor things* in the process up every time.
Like my brain goes: "Wait, why don't weeeeeee..." and _consistent art style_ says: "No." and then _time_ chimes in and says: "Sooo... I need more!" 🙃
I feel relieved, i was afraid that i've been stuck too much into what i see and into realism, because it felt more natural to me, i was scared i'm never gonna have my own unique style. Your analogy about student's notes of lectures helped me very much to understand what style is actually. Your content is so valuable, and your art is amazing
A summary of the lesson: "you have to know the rules, before you break them."
I commented on one of your older videos a while back basically bashing your lack of realism/how stylized your art is. But now I love it, and this is me apologizing. Basically, I was naive in the other direction where I was like you can ONLY do realism and not style. Balance is key as I've found. Love your content and art and you inspire me to make my own art better!
Picasso said "When I was a child, I was already drawimg like Raphael. It took me a lifetime to draw like a child"
I LOOOVE following you, Sam. Not only do you share so much in your skills, you even gave me other artist's to follow. I paused each time you showed an artist and looked for them to follow. This was so awesome, so diversified. you are the MAN!
Sam : "I'm gonna start your whole career."
Me : *sobs* Than 😭 thank... Thank you!
This is what I realized while doing anatomy study a while back, I knew that it was gonna be so much easier for me to draw stylistic shapes if I knew how the real muscles actually work!
Dude, I was like doing the same thing last week!!! I went through all my favorite artists page right to the bottom (some of em have no end😅).. I found out majority of them have realistic art backgrounds.. insane right?😁😅😅😅😅😅
So true, even academic art in my opinion is stylzied, but then impressionism is the only time when an artist truly paints what they see, and not paint what they know about what they're seeing, I just tried stylized art for the first time a few months ago and had a blast.
Sam, you only showed us male artists.
Can you pls keep an eye on that more? There are so many great female artists out there and I think many of us would feel more included if you‘d show us more of them too:)
I loved the video tho and I will focus more on realism in the future
That's kind of crazy because I knew that without anyone telling me. Back in school someone in my class told me he liked to draw anime and asked me which my favourite style is. Of course I answered: I don't know but I alredy thought you can only expand your art in a stylised way you will first needto know how the real things look like. And now I watched this. Thank you so much for ensuring me!
As a traditional artist the word “realism” does in fact give me war flashbacks
Thank you for this, Sam! I’ve struggled with the feeling of “Omg I need an art style, every new piece I make looks like it was made by a different artist and there’s no consistency, maybe I’m just doomed to not have an art style and only draw realistically cuz my mind doesn’t know how to stylize” for a long time now. The parts at 9:26 and 9:52 really resonated with me, when you mentioned remembering to have fun, don’t burn yourself out, how realisim a “curse” I’m trying to break free from. But maybe I need to embrace it more! I just gotta be patient with it. After I fully understand realism, I can learn to stylize and find my own way!
10:42 everything that the sunlight touches is our kingdom…
it's Dream's line !!!!
i was looking for this comment
You opened my eyes sam! I draw realistic art and i feel bad for not having my own art style like other artists..but i now know i can reach there slowly💛
Your enemy is kinda too big😂
this video was one of the most helpful art vids!! for years I struggled with creating "my own style" but focusing on the basics was something I always overlooked. everything makes sense now
Mr. Skull head is an icon
Absolutely
:D
Finally someone to talk about that, you're always great, and it's such a important topic, people always keep saying "oh, that's my style, it's just style" noo, you don't understand things and try to fool yourself saying that, it's okay not being able to do it at first
Sam roasting Ethan….
That’s crazy
Im COMPLIMENTING him!
That's a lot of dedication to the craft, I mean he even does his hair like a brush
alternative title: 5 minutes of sam simping over incredible artists then giving art advice
i think ur one of the top artists who are so good at explaining very difficult subjects
Sam: Imma expose the art world in 1080p
Me. watching in 720: *Well yes but actually no*
144p 😴😪
Dude, i often find your stylized paintings on lo fi beats.... I didn't know you could do the realism so well, they really are really good !
10/10
I was bad at drawing eyes so I started drawing realistic eyes and now I can make better anime eyes, if you don't know something in a style then look at it irl,
Credits to Berserk rip Kentaro Miura
“that’s how they found their own way to summarize that subject in their own words” i LOVE that
I have dug deep enough- *pauses on that one photo* - too deep 😂😂😂
I’m 28 years old and I feel like this is my calling I’m always coming back to art and creating. So the start of my journey Ive actually been studying realism and my sketches have been nothing but that. So it’s so nice to hear that Im going in the right direction!
Please make a skin coloring tutorial .. it's a humble request.
Yes please
Your analogy in the beginning with writing an article summary is so brilliant and easy to understand I wish that I learned that years ago!
Me: "mhm mhm ok hmm let's see"
*Looks at photo of real person ... then proceeds to draws a stick figure*
🥲
I think I remember Ilya showing a still life painting from when he was studying at like age 12-14 (can't remember but it was close to just 10 years old) it already looked amazing. He has a good grasp on what makes a piece appealing and of course a lot of practice from reality
wow great advice *doesn’t do it *
It makes a lot of sense! I was drawn into art from watching cartoons and anime but I know there was more to it on the base line than just beautiful stylized artwork. You have just sealed my thoughts about it! From drawing anime, I am now starting to learn realism, to strengthen my foundation. Still a long way to go but as they say: "Success knows No shortcuts."
All the best! Looking forward to learning more from you! 😍
So basically what you're saying is, unless we learn anatomy we are screwed ?
Yes, that's exactly what he's saying.
I've never been better at creating stylized faces since I took the time to learn real life proportion / skull / muscles and construction of the face !
Once you know how it's suppose to be, you can play with it like you play with clay ❤
It made me a so much better artist!
I'm just now getting into drawing. Everyone is telling me to start from realism, but you are the only one to inspire me to do so.
I extremely agree with everything that is in this video. I think one of the main reasons that pushed me away from realism was that a lot of non-artists (sometimes some artists do this too), is that they put realism on a high pedestal as if that is the only type of "correct art". But to be honest, the best thing I started practicing this year was to utilize realism and stylization in tandem. Meaning, whenever I sketch in my book, I try to do some realism studies, and then when I wanna go do my commissions or just create a character, I use whatever I learned from realism. I think it's always better to learn both at the same time because you can create such a stylized piece but also because your knowledge of realism is also strong, you can tell that the artist making it too, is very skilled!
Enlightened!!! OMG, thank you Sam. Not just art styles, even in creative of design, this is also a truth.
i think i'll try this out. I'll draw a realistic portrait, then exaggerate features like the eyes and expressions, use high contrast lighting and stuff to try and stylize it, try different approaches and see what i can make out of it. Best advice ive ever had for drawing my own artstyle. Thanks Sam.
I love how truthful you are