STEALING ART STYLES TO GET BETTER AT ART (THE BEST WAY TO IMPROVE)
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The most important thing is feeling happy and enjoying drawing that's it
I do it because I like drawing pretty people, but being happy is okay too I guess. 🤷
@@tazakart drawing pretty people makes you happy then, and same.
@@tazakart can you make a Marc Brunet art style study? If you don't, it's okay I don't force you to do it.
And what if I hate drawing but for some reason I still draw?
Umm.. I need advice
I can't pain skin I've been stuck for 3 day trying to paint skin but I still suck rn
Bro you've finally secured the bag a "skill share sponsorship" is the true improvement here , good for you i really like your content so entertaining and genuinely helpful
thank you :) really means a lot you guys got me here ❤❤❤
People tend to forget that copying art is a skill in itself as well- animators have to replicate the art styles of designers pretty frequently. I like how you described the “combining” of several styles. I also see it as flipping through a catalog whenever I have to make a decision in a drawing.
I've been experimenting with which artists to study, and i found that i made progress extremely quick by studying artists that have styles similar to me. However, studying artists that are different give me more knowledge in shorter period. I recommend mixing in both artists similar, and different from yourself
That's exactly how I've learned to improve all my life. The way Yusuke Murata sketches is extremely similar to how I sketch in both speed and style, so learning some methods that he uses by watching him draw taught me how to nail proportions and angles that were difficult for me before. It's one thing to blatantly steal others' work and claim it as yours, but if using any sort of reference or copying is bad then any and all fanart should be morally wrong. In the end it's about what's comfortable for you and doing what makes you happy
what do you mean by gaining more knowledge in a shorter period? isn’t it the same (sorry im a bit confused
I really noticed that the reason why my drawing sucks. not because of anatomy or anything, its because of the way i choose colour. Color is the most important thing and these videos taught me that lol
BRO I LOVE THIS NEW GENRE OF ART CONTENT LIKE ITS ENTERTAINING,EDUCATIONAL AND SO INSPIRING!!
Alright I’m convinced,i think I’ve learned at least the minimum of anatomy to do this so wish me luck!!
I LOVE your art lessons and witty personality and amazing editing style! All of those are so yummy, you're a fantastic content creator :] Can't wait to see what you'll cook up in the future!
:)))))) yummy
It’s like a choose your own adventure but it’s art and all of the combinations end up as happy endings
One thing that halts my progress is being paranoid over accidently stealing an idea. Needed to hear this.
Man, you are just AMAZING! How in the world are you SO UNDERRATED??? Man, you deserve at least 1 mil subs!
Btw, nice editing in the vid
early and your art has improved a lot it's amazing!
:) thsnak you thjank you :)
i got so inspired by your journey , following you in every step and seeing your advancement.
i hope you get the audience's eye.
good luck!
Off topic but I love your profile picture! I love blue period!
I love these videos, as well as the ones where the person is trying to replicate the other artist or do a master study. I find tht I learn a lot from these
"Go copy your favorite artists' style"
*proceeds to copy yours*
Your style is delectable. Thank you for popping up in my yt reccs
Basically, using other art styles as reference, mush them knowledge up together in order to create your own desired art style.
The style wont be new because you didn't add your stuff in there only others fake art styles
DUDEEEE THAT'S AMAZING!!! AWESOME JOB BRO- 😩✨
thank you thank you 🙇
Really like your videos, so happy to see you get a sponsor! (sorry for the bad english, not my first language😕)
1: Thank you! 2:Don't worry! that was perfect👌. English is my first language and I still suck at it >:P
This is what I’ve been doing these last weeks! My art has improved so much!
Dude thats awesome, keep up the good work!
Alright if you guys are still not convinced because this tip is from a “non professional”, LOOK AT HOW SAM DOES ART DO HIS JEWELRY. I seen a video of Sam appreciating WLOP’s way of drawing shiny jewelry and Sam,learned from it and implemented it to his style and now u see a similar jewelry technique way more often on his art.
Yet he can’t draw women that look a bit different, so, not sure if you should copy his style
@@taki7546he can draw what he wants, including pretty women, Sam is versed in portraits and interesting designs, but he prefers drawing women that look the same, who's gonna blame him?
This is a really interesting take, I definitely need to do art studies more 😊
Thanks for the video! I have been studying WLOP's, Sakimichan's and Ross Draws's videos for quite some time and I was wondering if I what I was doing is an effective thing. Good to know you recommend studying multiple artists too in your video. Really made me more confident with what I am doing.
that skill share bit was pretty smooth ngl.
Bro, I just found you and I love your content and art so much 💖💖tyyy
HUGE VIDEO MY GUY
If that man’s newbie era are that amazing I’m at the “Kindergarten era” where I draw anything that either looks like a stick figure or an anatomically incorrect giraffe.
Nice video but i don't personally agree, studying other artists' work is good to learn a new technique/process or ways to stylize and abstract things, and it should be obvious that those things are pointless without a good foundation first. The best way to actually improve is just drawing stuff from real life (or atleast photographs) focusing on proportions/prespective/structure or in other words develop an eye for both 2d and 3d, it ain't that deep but people want that quick route that only leads to pitfalls.
Let's say we have the exact same person, but in Scenario A only studies artworks, while Scenario B only studies from real life, i'd bet my right hand that the latter would improve immensly more, in fact the former might still be an amateur even after years and years of hard work, ofc it would be best to have a split of 80-90% from real life and 10-20% from competent artists (and applying what you learn from studying artists in your real life studies so you retain the information by actually giving it a practical use).
Tldr JUST STUDY FROM REAL LIFE, and only use other methods to supplement it, this is the best way to improve.
Yup modern day artists sucks and wonder why every artstyle these days are derivative nonsense nobody wants to look from life anymore
This month I've been trying to steal art stlyes and master them in my way (people like samart)
I never know what to do during an art study =/
Like even if I study the "theory" of the artist, I still don't have the same brush, the same experience, the same "control" over the software (may not have the same software either) etc, etc... so how am I supposed to do the same as them is a complete mystery for me =/
If studying another artist is too much stress, just draw for you! It's not all about improvement, even though I meme about it . Just draw for you dawg :)
@@tazakart thing is, I want to improve xD I hate my current low level skills, I try to improve my own skills right now with personal project, but I sometimes get a bit jealous that I can't "steal" from other artists
@@yopomdpin6285 you can also do it, just you have to adapt your brushes or software. I draw in ibis paint and when I tried to learn for artists like samdoesart or marc brunet it's difficult because they use Photoshop, clip studio or procreate but, with the things that Ibis paint has, I try to copy other styles
I enjoy your comedy and editing style lol
I can’t wait to copy with you
do one of the stealing artstyle videos on art by louris please
wow dangg u should do a kooleen study
🤣The begining 🤣 Feel ya ahhahaha
Wonder if these "artists" are also going to cry about taking their art posted online for learning purposes lel, good video btw.
I love me some art from kan liu😍👌
At then End of the day guys, you can only be yourself regardless of how many styles and artists you like to implement on you work.
I don't care if I'm a knockoff of someone I look up to, if people say I draw too much like them I'll take it as a compliment :D
Can you make a Marc Brunet art style study ?
damn u got a sponsor? gud for u
thanks man
How about u do a Marc brunet style study :D
LETSSS GO
nah fk koolean , u are the kakashi of art youtuber, kakasai
That is the greatest tier of praise oml. Thanks!
can i steal your artstyle then? 🤣
only if you accepted my forehead smootch at the end
Can i steal your art style 😈
YES. DO IT. I DARE YOU (incoming *how I copied Tazaks art style to get good*)
I'll steal AI's stolen art because its like stealing from 20 artist HAHAHA YA AI YOU'LL FALL IN YOUR OWN TRAP
LOL FR i referenced ai for a drawing and it turned out so good like…
Give me all your money
A shiny turd 💀
Hopefully ai does this just as well
pffft another pin up artist.
I been trying to improve by stealing WLOP!
We all know that I haven't improved at all, lets be real here
I don't think the art style is important. The artistic element is more important. you can try all kinds of art styles if you understand light and how it works on the objects you see. Art style is personal, you should not try to imitate it as it may have technical errors or you get it wrong. of course if you work in a studio you duplicate it as a delegate. You learn of it but do not make it become you art style, the reeal is the best teacher. i am an artist and study many art style but i learn the technics and never copy anything.
Yup how it's supposed to be and people wonder why everything is derivative because artists these days just ape and steal other people's stuff instead of making there own