I draw people with interesting faces. One time at a baseball game in Phoenix (super boring) I drew the two boys sitting below me. Afterwards, I gave it to them. They were weirded out but enjoyed my drawing so they bought me a hotdog.
Also one thing: LEARN BASIC COLOUR THEORY! I've never gone to art school, but I do go to an Art Programme/Course afterschool and I have seen so many people over the age of 10 who do not know about colour theory, I have met a 9 year old kid there once and he thought green and blue made purple 😩
Glad I can watch this before I get rejected from art school. Edit: For those wondering, this is mainly a joke and I haven’t applied for art school yet. :’) You guys are incredibly sweet and supportive!
I can’t consider gacha a art thing and editing for gacha is still not art but it’s doing something but like if you do something other than that then uhh aight also don’t listen to me and be discouraged it’s just my opinion also I realize the asterisk thing is a discord thing
go to other countries! art school can be alot cheaper in some of them (Like England) In Germany you can even go to college for free as long as your high school grades are good.
Sophia Kim, everyone has their own style... we’re all unique in that way... don’t be discouraged if you think someone is better at art than you, take notes on what you like about their work, add that into your own, and study where other artists fall a little short of their personal normal so you don’t make the same mistakes.... but above all.... PRACTICE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE even if you’re never going to finish a piece because you don’t like the way it’s turning out take every single thing you make (regardless of medium or how close to done it got) as an opportunity to learn and improve yourself and your work
As an artist who graduated from art school and took classes I highly agree with the regrets. But i will add this too always keep connections with your professors ( who like your work). I will admit this too in art school you will have peers who are in their own little bubble and want to do their own thing, You will find good people to talk with though. I will also admit this, There are some professors who lack patience with students who struggle. I will personally say my art books from college helped me alot more when i needed a refresher then going back to individual classes. So if you fello artists still have your anatomy books or what not keep em ! It saves you more time and money. Also if you ever apply for classes online make sure they are specifically in the category you want some classes are falsely advirtised
I personally think I'm just gonna go with Udemy in regards to learning art. It'll be cheaper and I can use my actual college courses to learn other skills too. Also, the "Don't compare yourself" one is honestly a great point even beyond just learning. I've been personally having that problem a lot and looking down on my own work for not being as good as people with years more experience than me. It's something I've been working on getting over and feel I am making a bit of progress towards. Also, thank you again. Post- Post- Script: I also find it personally pretty neat how you're doing a bit more aberrant designs with some of your characters. It reminds me a lot of your comic and overall fits in super well with your style!
ughehwf i want to pursue art as a career and go to art school but i dont trust my skills enough and i wanna get into a medical career just to make sure i can support myself
The sad thing is that you can't do both,it's either one or the other.If you chose to do a medical career you could still do art for yourself as a hobby!
I went to art high school, we had over 6O courses that we needed to choose minimum 14 courses of art. It was the best choice to me even I didn't learn too much, even though I loved the nude model classes I only wanted to do comics, and now I am doing comics. But I had l all my good friends from that time in school. You've inspired me sooooo much! Thank you for your inspiring energy and lovely humor!
Thank you for your video I'm wishing to get into a really known art school with ONLY 24 PLACES OPEN, and I went to visit there and it was like seeing my own species so this is really helpful
I remember starting college feeling really excited to be doing what I wanted. Then living the reality of college and barely having time to get projects done and missing out on joining clubs. My classmates were a mix of socially awkward and never wanting to talk, or viewed themselves so highly they didn’t want to waste time making friends. Art school was a trip, but I always felt that way in social settings too of not deserving to talk to people. Had to push myself to make friends, but it flew and then you’re out in the real world and it’s not the same.
omg idk but this video reminded me of a story !!! my art teacher told us once that when she was in college, some of her teachers were also still working on their field, and some of them were successful and all that jazz. So, she had this one sculpture teacher that wouldn't teach anyone properly, because he was too scared of his students "stealing" his job. She told us that once, she was working on this sculpture, and one gallery person went to visit the school, and they asked if her if she wanted to sell it, and she agreed because she needed money to buy more art supplies. Her teacher immediately offered to help her finish the sculpture, and he purposely broke it, so she wouldn't sell it. crazy shit man crazy shit
I am surprised you didn't see the importance of learning about how color works or about various painting techniques by using hands-on materials like paint. I have a degree in graphic design that I used for about a decade in the field and then began my career as a secondary art educator. I found that learning the fundamentals like how to draw, how to set type, and how to burn and dodge while developing black and white photographs, gave me quite a big advantage over those who strictly used digital media.
My school did this dumb thing where sometimes they wouldnt even publish lists of art supplies until the day before class or the morning of class. So many of us fell behind because of their disorganization and its top school in Australia too for art. And I've definitely experienced a more free world outside of art school but at the same time I did learn some things so thats good :) Also i love that the peeps in this video had cute little horns and elfish type ears and one eye. So cute!
It's my first time having Art School and I have it next Semester or Quarter 2. You're now officially scaring me and having me regret choosing that class now..😭
3rd struggle i must admit that i have that too. But what i would do when i make a drawing is ask them like how do you this and that when i find stuff hard to draw and ask them if they can show you some hacks. I think you can get friends out of making art together because its really fun!
There’s this art school i found and i’m sold honestly, they dont care how rough you are in the beginning they dont care if you’re bad at art, they care about your portfolio that can get you a job, they care about improvement and the ending. And i’m just overwhelmed by that, i dont need a portfolio to get in, just will power to start off.
Definitely agree with chatting with teachers! Start early if possible! I began to talk with my comfy teachers recently about my worries about whether to do art, future careers, regrets all that, they will appreciate it! And they will do their best to help you, that’s what they’re there for ^^
Got accepted to ACAD!! A couple years ago I met your mother at a campsite near Nelson BC. She noticed my sketch book and asked if I was going to art school. I said I would probably be going to ACAD. she then told me about your TH-cam channel and that's how I found you.
Y'know, if you're a student in Highschool, listen to this advice. *TEACHERS ARE NOT YOUR ENEMIES.* I am friends with almost all of my teachers, and it's amazing. They help me so much, and I've gotten so many benefits from being associated with them. If they get to know you as a person, they will feel more inclined to help you out and/or refer you to a college. Also, they are absolutely wonderful people (most of the time) and they don't mind a little conversation with students. Here's some advice on how to make friends with teachers! 1. Be nice to them. 2. Tell them "Good morning!", "How are you?", "Have a great day!", "Have a great weekend!" 3. Try your best on assignments. 4. Make conversation with them. 5. Offer to help them out with anything they may need. 6. Act like a civilized human being, and don't be absolutely stupid during class. 7. Tell them your aspirations and dreams, and if they're a teacher who teaches a subject that interests you, tell them! Hope this helps! And remember, teachers are people too! Have a good day/night! 😊
Ah, thanks for the advice. I *attempted* to make a graphic novel based off of one of my Legend of Zelda/Metroid fanfic during Art Therapy sessions (which ended up lost somewhere in the hospital as the therapist had found another job and left the project behind to be lost) in which after almost a month(?) of sessions I barely got some progress finished on the first page. It didn't help that I chose Twilight Princess' Hyrule as the backdrop.
I wasn't in art school but I think the one where you mentioned comparing yourself to others. I did that a lot when I was younger and felt discouraged a lot.
To add to point 2, you can download textbooks for free on sources like libgen or even borrow them from the library. You can't do this with art supplies unfortunately.
My school store is cheaper or the same as blick for a lot to stuff, but overpriced for some others here and there. I also recommend waiting till class actually starts to buy your supplies-often teachers at SCAD will list a very specific brand but then you find out you could have gotten a cheaper material that works better. They have class packs with all your materials for a certain class, but after first quarter you usually already have stuff like graphite and charcoal that you’d just be spending money for things you don’t need.
I agreed with so much of what you mentioned! Art school really is a world of it's own and we're still working through whether we thought it was worth it or not lol
As somebody who wants to go specifically to ACAD (or Alberta University of the arts as its now known as) I always find these videos very informative as I know they pertain to the exact school I'm perusing lol.
If you have a teacher that never likes your work no matter what then that’s the class you should experiment in the most. They’re not going to like you work anyway
this was really helpful! I'm currently a freshman in art school and some of these things I have already learned (like the supply expenses rip) but a lot of this was stuff that I hadn't really thought about before! thank you!
I’m happy to be prepared for art school! I’ve been collecting a ton of supplies to help me through art school and I know most of the professors already and I haven’t even begun studying there 😭
Luckily in my university the shop actually has cheaper stuff than anywhere else, but I would recomend everyone to have a look around the city one day and see the art stores and some of the prices they have, sometimes if they sell you things in packs it ends up being cheaper or if they have a sales day.
Maybe to either practice drawing more non-human characters or just for fun because sometimes humans can get pretty boring? At least that's something that happens to me a lot :o
I literally just got accepted into art school today, and I’m so nervous. I was always the “art kid”, in high school, I really never felt competitive with my peers. If anything I really liked watching other people grow and improve, but now, thinking about college, I’m a little nerve-racked. But then, I watched this video, and I feel a little bit more prepared. I’m glad that I got to see this video!
I used to have really good blockmates who are scholars, had the same interests as I do (anime and games), and Godly art skills. People in my class usually like kpop and movies more than anime and games and that just made me feel out of place cuz I couldn't really relate. So when I found them browsing through some manga while loading up a game on their laptops I was really ecstatic. And I admit I wasn't really as good as everyone else when making art and their work was so good I immediately stalked their social media to check out more. But I wasn't really a good student due to some self problems like... gaming addictions or something? I never really talked about this since it's not like I forget to eat or anything that bad and you're kinda expected to haul your own ass (at least in my family) but I do neglect my studies and play for 16 hrs on weekends since I could just cram them before class. So I never really talked to them out of shyness and shame aside from group projects and stuff. They graduated ahead of me and it's one of the things I regret so much... if they didn't become close friends then they would've at least become my first network circle. I also have really good professors who are active in the industry, but again I wasn't really a good student art-wise since I've regressed so much I couldn't even draw a good looking pose without reference or 3D guide material, and I didn't really do well in lecture classes because of the aforementioned gaming problem. So again I didn't approach my professors out of shyness and shame. I'm in my 4th year now and I'm not ready to face my thesis and have been putting off opening commissions out of fear that I might not be able to meet client deadlines in the midst of college work. But if there's one thing I will make sure of is that I will graduate. My transcript might not be clean, but I will be damned if I don't get out of here without that piece of paper called diploma.
(I tried to put this in your live stream but it got lost) You mentioned that you had a hard time getting a more textured look in clipstudio so I have a way that you can do that. In the pen types there are two pens called 'for effect lines' and 'textured pen'. You can adjust these to have more texture to your liking. I live off of the texture pen and I think that it is more of what you are looking for but that is what I found that looks more like a irl ink pen. And to get the wet blending that you usually get I find that the soothing water blender is the best for that. I hope you find this useful and I hope you have a nice day!
while some of the things you said were relatable others kind of baffled me and made me wonder if they're jsut 'american college' things, more so than art school things. like here in uk the school shop almost always has supplies cheaper than in other stores, and we're not required to buy any textbooks. most 'classes' for drawing/painting provided you with supplies, the only time you had to bring in anything is if they were more of a 'free style' type of elsson and even then you were told to jsut bring in whatever you felt like using at the time. if there is some compulsory reading the tutors always send us the pdf of the actual text and a lot of their 'recommended' reading is already available in the school library. (the 1st year being jsut for learning is so tru though, in my uni 1st year doesnt count towards our final year at all, but if im being honest there is a lto of 1st year work that i am rather proud of, due to how much i was forced to step outside of the box).
I really relate to point 3. I worry a lot as well whenever I talk with someone in class that I don’t talk to as much. If they are better than me I fear that they will think that I’m trying to reap off them and especially with the talk about the importance of networking and connection, talking with new people just seems like an act with ulterior motives . (Also point 4)
I didn’t get into an art school but my university has a really good art program and section of the university 😍 I’m actually really happy I ended up where I did, all the things you talk about I completely relate to 100%! I’m definitely gonna talk to my teacher more now because I have really cool teacher this semester 😄
I'm going into An Art And Design Class In A Technical School from 10th Grade to 12th grade. Has anyone ever been to a class Like this? Are their Things I should expect? (Note:I'm currently In 8th grade)
I think the advice would be the same! Do your best, don't be too shy to make friends with your classmates, and your teachers are always there to help (even if they hate everything you do hahaha)
Im applying for multiple art schools next year, got some of my top ones and they are in California, quite away from my home. I’ve been watching loads of videos to get me ready. Can’t wait to see if I get accepted into the ones I am planning to go into!
I'm still in highschool (studying arts & architecture), but it's crazy how some of these things still apply to me. For example I'm *really* afraid of my art teachers when it comes to asking stuff :') Anyways I really enjoyed the video!
Art supplies are such a kick to the teeth oh my gosh. Anyone planning on going to art school, keep in mind that art supplies aren’t included and budget accordingly
Im not in an art school but between grade 10-11 and the end of high school (grade 12) we have a pretty important exam from subjects we choose and I am going to choose art for both so of course Im going to try to get artworks as good as possible but I do try to experiment too, because my art teacher constantly throws ideas and supplies in my face, which is good. :))
I like how you started drawing an anatomical arm, but you were like, "Dang it, rubber hose it is."
Hmm nobody has commented so hi
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Hmm im wondering if i should like the comment because i dont want to mess up the 500 likes
@@ellabodeen3842 oh huh well u made me aware of the 500 likes lol
@The geeky Artist thank you for doing gods work 🙏
*I was just looking at the unfinished dollar sign it's driving me crazy*
I KNOWWWWWWWWW ME TOOOOOOOOOO
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Nice pfp! I love Bnha!
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She put super tiny text next to it 😂
"why the heck didn't I fix this ooh haley you imbecile you've done it again"
same also hi army💜
Art students: *spends a fortune on art school*
Them: can u draw me something for free?
Art students: no
Them: hOw cAn yoU chArge fOr a drAwInG
artist: draw it yourself then
them: bUt iT'S haRd
artist: well there you go
Jan Nicole Nieves why we be broke
Charge*
Yea like is really annoying 😓 is not that people don’t wanna draw for free is that the amount it just to much
I draw people with interesting faces. One time at a baseball game in Phoenix (super boring) I drew the two boys sitting below me. Afterwards, I gave it to them. They were weirded out but enjoyed my drawing so they bought me a hotdog.
Also one thing: LEARN BASIC COLOUR THEORY! I've never gone to art school, but I do go to an Art Programme/Course afterschool and I have seen so many people over the age of 10 who do not know about colour theory, I have met a 9 year old kid there once and he thought green and blue made purple 😩
@Asia Gandy learning how to use it is something else though
Bro red and blue makes purple 😐
I’m dyslexic and it’s rlly hard ;-;
I'm an art teacher and my coworker was like "how do you make green?" today and he's 63 lmao
this seems so odd to me as i learned this in school when i was 4-6
Glad I can watch this before I get rejected from art school.
Edit: For those wondering, this is mainly a joke and I haven’t applied for art school yet. :’) You guys are incredibly sweet and supportive!
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Yea, I was gonna go to michaels and buy the whole store, then realizing that I’m broke...
Kermit .-. Lmao, that’s me too.
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It's insane how expensive art school is and how little average you make in the end. I wish I'd knew this, or realised what that ment
Do you regret it?
what degree though
Wow! This is helpful for when im older and ***hopefully*** do art school
PepperoniPuppy YT wow this is helpful for when I'm older ***hopefully***
Yara Bibo thats what he said?
@@puritadrinkingfountain5143 What are you saying?! This person is hopeful to go to art school in the future.
I can’t consider gacha a art thing and editing for gacha is still not art but it’s doing something but like if you do something other than that then uhh aight also don’t listen to me and be discouraged it’s just my opinion also I realize the asterisk thing is a discord thing
【ᑭᗩᖇTIᑕᒪE】 I agree but she probably does art too but her channel is gacha
Me: * doesn’t plan on ever going to art school *
Also me: oh hey look this should be helpful * clicks *
@Julia Collins ?
Same haha
Same.
same lol
Yes, good idea, it’ll reinforce your decision to avoid it..!
Gosh darn it, people still forget witch one is the like button
Loooll
*which
@@ashleystudios4435 Nah dude, witch fits LavenderTowne's channel perfectly.
yeah and people forget how to spell which
Y e e t D e l e t e ikr
wow, a whole year ago! your art style has changed so much, in a really good way.
*what if youre too poor to afford art school--*
uh it was a joke but thanks for all the help and tips 😂😅
@Lisa Ware omg, that's actually great advice, I'm going to art school so thanks!
She made a video on simulating Art School.
lol that was definitely us and we went in debt to do it. There are so many other great options for art education, all is not lost.
Hahaha the joke only apply's for you. I'm broke.
go to other countries! art school can be alot cheaper in some of them (Like England)
In Germany you can even go to college for free as long as your high school grades are good.
The thumbnail looks so pretty! You improve everyday, and one day I hope I can be as talented as you! ✨🥺💖
Her thumbnails are se captivating ! I'm always noticing them the first from my suggested videos!
Sophia Kim, everyone has their own style... we’re all unique in that way... don’t be discouraged if you think someone is better at art than you, take notes on what you like about their work, add that into your own, and study where other artists fall a little short of their personal normal so you don’t make the same mistakes.... but above all.... PRACTICE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE even if you’re never going to finish a piece because you don’t like the way it’s turning out take every single thing you make (regardless of medium or how close to done it got) as an opportunity to learn and improve yourself and your work
@@emeraldqueen1994
Same here
As an artist who graduated from art school and took classes I highly agree with the regrets. But i will add this too always keep connections with your professors ( who like your work). I will admit this too in art school you will have peers who are in their own little bubble and want to do their own thing, You will find good people to talk with though. I will also admit this, There are some professors who lack patience with students who struggle. I will personally say my art books from college helped me alot more when i needed a refresher then going back to individual classes. So if you fello artists still have your anatomy books or what not keep em ! It saves you more time and money.
Also if you ever apply for classes online make sure they are specifically in the category you want some classes are falsely advirtised
Thanks for the heads up! I want to go to an art school when I'm older and this is very helpful!
Yeah because they want bleach on the art
Jk follow if dreams and it will do you good kiddo
😂😂😂
I already go to art school, and it’s middle school. 😎
I personally think I'm just gonna go with Udemy in regards to learning art. It'll be cheaper and I can use my actual college courses to learn other skills too.
Also, the "Don't compare yourself" one is honestly a great point even beyond just learning. I've been personally having that problem a lot and looking down on my own work for not being as good as people with years more experience than me. It's something I've been working on getting over and feel I am making a bit of progress towards. Also, thank you again.
Post- Post- Script: I also find it personally pretty neat how you're doing a bit more aberrant designs with some of your characters. It reminds me a lot of your comic and overall fits in super well with your style!
ughehwf i want to pursue art as a career and go to art school but i dont trust my skills enough and i wanna get into a medical career just to make sure i can support myself
The sad thing is that you can't do both,it's either one or the other.If you chose to do a medical career you could still do art for yourself as a hobby!
I showed your channel to my lil sister Lily and she LOVES your channel so much!!! She always waits for you to upload
That's so cute
@@Millicomics aww thanks
8:56 awwww this character looks like me!
lol XD
Hold on a sec-
You have horns?
I went to art high school, we had over 6O courses that we needed to choose minimum 14 courses of art. It was the best choice to me even I didn't learn too much, even though I loved the nude model classes I only wanted to do comics, and now I am doing comics. But I had l all my good friends from that time in school. You've inspired me sooooo much! Thank you for your inspiring energy and lovely humor!
Love the fantasy creatures instead of normal humans.. makes things more interesting!
Did your shoulder heal? Hope you're feeling good.
Thank you for your video I'm wishing to get into a really known art school with ONLY 24 PLACES OPEN, and I went to visit there and it was like seeing my own species so this is really helpful
I hope to go to art school in the future and it’s great to know this stuff, thank you
I remember starting college feeling really excited to be doing what I wanted. Then living the reality of college and barely having time to get projects done and missing out on joining clubs.
My classmates were a mix of socially awkward and never wanting to talk, or viewed themselves so highly they didn’t want to waste time making friends. Art school was a trip, but I always felt that way in social settings too of not deserving to talk to people. Had to push myself to make friends, but it flew and then you’re out in the real world and it’s not the same.
The first tip thingy really hits home. I stressed over my first year and second year and I wanted everything to be perfect.
seeing your videos makes me really thankful that my college is very understanding that all art styles are valid
omg idk but this video reminded me of a story !!!
my art teacher told us once that when she was in college, some of her teachers were also still working on their field, and some of them were successful and all that jazz. So, she had this one sculpture teacher that wouldn't teach anyone properly, because he was too scared of his students "stealing" his job. She told us that once, she was working on this sculpture, and one gallery person went to visit the school, and they asked if her if she wanted to sell it, and she agreed because she needed money to buy more art supplies. Her teacher immediately offered to help her finish the sculpture, and he purposely broke it, so she wouldn't sell it.
crazy shit man crazy shit
I love the fantastical twist on each character
I love the color palettes in this video! Especially on the last one. They're all just so cohesive and adorable!
I am surprised you didn't see the importance of learning about how color works or about various painting techniques by using hands-on materials like paint. I have a degree in graphic design that I used for about a decade in the field and then began my career as a secondary art educator. I found that learning the fundamentals like how to draw, how to set type, and how to burn and dodge while developing black and white photographs, gave me quite a big advantage over those who strictly used digital media.
your art is so amazing! ❤
During the sponsorships you put my literally favorite song ever in the background and I loved it
My school did this dumb thing where sometimes they wouldnt even publish lists of art supplies until the day before class or the morning of class. So many of us fell behind because of their disorganization and its top school in Australia too for art. And I've definitely experienced a more free world outside of art school but at the same time I did learn some things so thats good :)
Also i love that the peeps in this video had cute little horns and elfish type ears and one eye. So cute!
It's my first time having Art School and I have it next Semester or Quarter 2. You're now officially scaring me and having me regret choosing that class now..😭
3rd struggle i must admit that i have that too. But what i would do when i make a drawing is ask them like how do you this and that when i find stuff hard to draw and ask them if they can show you some hacks. I think you can get friends out of making art together because its really fun!
There’s this art school i found and i’m sold honestly, they dont care how rough you are in the beginning they dont care if you’re bad at art, they care about your portfolio that can get you a job, they care about improvement and the ending. And i’m just overwhelmed by that, i dont need a portfolio to get in, just will power to start off.
Definitely agree with chatting with teachers! Start early if possible! I began to talk with my comfy teachers recently about my worries about whether to do art, future careers, regrets all that, they will appreciate it! And they will do their best to help you, that’s what they’re there for ^^
Thanks! I've always considered going to art school and I'm super happy you made this video. Super useful!
Got accepted to ACAD!! A couple years ago I met your mother at a campsite near Nelson BC. She noticed my sketch book and asked if I was going to art school. I said I would probably be going to ACAD. she then told me about your TH-cam channel and that's how I found you.
Is it bad that I prefer learning how to draw on my own? Sure, I think art school could help, but..
I am so into painting and drawing and this will maybe be really helpful if I do decide to go into art school
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Yes. This is how you draw arm. Arm. Arm-
_wait im lavender towne_
* noodle *
Y'know, if you're a student in Highschool, listen to this advice. *TEACHERS ARE NOT YOUR ENEMIES.* I am friends with almost all of my teachers, and it's amazing. They help me so much, and I've gotten so many benefits from being associated with them. If they get to know you as a person, they will feel more inclined to help you out and/or refer you to a college. Also, they are absolutely wonderful people (most of the time) and they don't mind a little conversation with students.
Here's some advice on how to make friends with teachers!
1. Be nice to them.
2. Tell them "Good morning!", "How are you?", "Have a great day!", "Have a great weekend!"
3. Try your best on assignments.
4. Make conversation with them.
5. Offer to help them out with anything they may need.
6. Act like a civilized human being, and don't be absolutely stupid during class.
7. Tell them your aspirations and dreams, and if they're a teacher who teaches a subject that interests you, tell them!
Hope this helps! And remember, teachers are people too! Have a good day/night! 😊
Yass Another bomb video posted *Angels singing*
With the second struggle i'm really happy to have learned how to make my own paint.
Good advice, including some that could apply to school in general and not just art school.
Ah, thanks for the advice. I *attempted* to make a graphic novel based off of one of my Legend of Zelda/Metroid fanfic during Art Therapy sessions (which ended up lost somewhere in the hospital as the therapist had found another job and left the project behind to be lost) in which after almost a month(?) of sessions I barely got some progress finished on the first page. It didn't help that I chose Twilight Princess' Hyrule as the backdrop.
i swear leblebleble has been loyal for years now 😤😤🙏🏼
Wowee I sure hope this helps me if I get accepted into ACAD
I wasn't in art school but I think the one where you mentioned comparing yourself to others. I did that a lot when I was younger and felt discouraged a lot.
The timing for me is perfect beacuse i'll start art school next month '0'
I LOVE HOW YOU DRAW THE ELF EARS
To add to point 2, you can download textbooks for free on sources like libgen or even borrow them from the library. You can't do this with art supplies unfortunately.
Our teachers are pretty cool and gave us links and shops where we can get our supplies at the cheapest price, so that isnt an issue everywhere
Can you do drawing my bitlife again? Pwease ;3
people need to understand, your art will never be perfect, there’s no max level to art, you’ll always have another step to getting better.
These monster illustrations so cute and nice.
Thank you for sharing this even though I’ll probably forget all of these
Bonus tip: if you get rejected from art school run for politician
My school store is cheaper or the same as blick for a lot to stuff, but overpriced for some others here and there. I also recommend waiting till class actually starts to buy your supplies-often teachers at SCAD will list a very specific brand but then you find out you could have gotten a cheaper material that works better. They have class packs with all your materials for a certain class, but after first quarter you usually already have stuff like graphite and charcoal that you’d just be spending money for things you don’t need.
This batch of drawings were soooooo cute!! 💖💖
I agreed with so much of what you mentioned! Art school really is a world of it's own and we're still working through whether we thought it was worth it or not lol
A video talking about more of the funny stories from art school would be cool!
As somebody who wants to go specifically to ACAD (or Alberta University of the arts as its now known as) I always find these videos very informative as I know they pertain to the exact school I'm perusing lol.
I was fricken ecstatic that you posted another video- I'm just sad I didn't make it here earlier..
If you have a teacher that never likes your work no matter what then that’s the class you should experiment in the most. They’re not going to like you work anyway
I am starting art school next spring and I am so nervous but I am also excited.
I started watching your channel when i was into art but now I've stopped drawing as much i still watch your channel bc i love looking at your art
this was really helpful! I'm currently a freshman in art school and some of these things I have already learned (like the supply expenses rip) but a lot of this was stuff that I hadn't really thought about before! thank you!
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I’m happy to be prepared for art school! I’ve been collecting a ton of supplies to help me through art school and I know most of the professors already and I haven’t even begun studying there 😭
That teacher foxish character is the most adorable thing :00
Luckily in my university the shop actually has cheaper stuff than anywhere else, but I would recomend everyone to have a look around the city one day and see the art stores and some of the prices they have, sometimes if they sell you things in packs it ends up being cheaper or if they have a sales day.
I like how you used a bunch of different fantasy races in the drawings, I'm a little bit confused but I really like the designs!
Why weren’t u using humans for the drawings? (Literally just a question)
Maybe to either practice drawing more non-human characters or just for fun because sometimes humans can get pretty boring? At least that's something that happens to me a lot :o
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I literally just got accepted into art school today, and I’m so nervous. I was always the “art kid”, in high school, I really never felt competitive with my peers. If anything I really liked watching other people grow and improve, but now, thinking about college, I’m a little nerve-racked. But then, I watched this video, and I feel a little bit more prepared.
I’m glad that I got to see this video!
I used to have really good blockmates who are scholars, had the same interests as I do (anime and games), and Godly art skills. People in my class usually like kpop and movies more than anime and games and that just made me feel out of place cuz I couldn't really relate. So when I found them browsing through some manga while loading up a game on their laptops I was really ecstatic. And I admit I wasn't really as good as everyone else when making art and their work was so good I immediately stalked their social media to check out more. But I wasn't really a good student due to some self problems like... gaming addictions or something? I never really talked about this since it's not like I forget to eat or anything that bad and you're kinda expected to haul your own ass (at least in my family) but I do neglect my studies and play for 16 hrs on weekends since I could just cram them before class. So I never really talked to them out of shyness and shame aside from group projects and stuff. They graduated ahead of me and it's one of the things I regret so much... if they didn't become close friends then they would've at least become my first network circle.
I also have really good professors who are active in the industry, but again I wasn't really a good student art-wise since I've regressed so much I couldn't even draw a good looking pose without reference or 3D guide material, and I didn't really do well in lecture classes because of the aforementioned gaming problem. So again I didn't approach my professors out of shyness and shame.
I'm in my 4th year now and I'm not ready to face my thesis and have been putting off opening commissions out of fear that I might not be able to meet client deadlines in the midst of college work. But if there's one thing I will make sure of is that I will graduate. My transcript might not be clean, but I will be damned if I don't get out of here without that piece of paper called diploma.
I love that everyone is a creature of some sort
(I tried to put this in your live stream but it got lost) You mentioned that you had a hard time getting a more textured look in clipstudio so I have a way that you can do that. In the pen types there are two pens called 'for effect lines' and 'textured pen'. You can adjust these to have more texture to your liking. I live off of the texture pen and I think that it is more of what you are looking for but that is what I found that looks more like a irl ink pen. And to get the wet blending that you usually get I find that the soothing water blender is the best for that. I hope you find this useful and I hope you have a nice day!
I am in art school now for few weeks and tbh all these points fit to me. This video really helps me! Thanks💘🎀
while some of the things you said were relatable others kind of baffled me and made me wonder if they're jsut 'american college' things, more so than art school things. like here in uk the school shop almost always has supplies cheaper than in other stores, and we're not required to buy any textbooks. most 'classes' for drawing/painting provided you with supplies, the only time you had to bring in anything is if they were more of a 'free style' type of elsson and even then you were told to jsut bring in whatever you felt like using at the time. if there is some compulsory reading the tutors always send us the pdf of the actual text and a lot of their 'recommended' reading is already available in the school library. (the 1st year being jsut for learning is so tru though, in my uni 1st year doesnt count towards our final year at all, but if im being honest there is a lto of 1st year work that i am rather proud of, due to how much i was forced to step outside of the box).
I really relate to point 3. I worry a lot as well whenever I talk with someone in class that I don’t talk to as much. If they are better than me I fear that they will think that I’m trying to reap off them and especially with the talk about the importance of networking and connection, talking with new people just seems like an act with ulterior motives . (Also point 4)
This is really helpful! i mean... I'm 13 but this would be really, really helpful in about 9 or 10 years x) thank you for this video! :D!
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I didn’t get into an art school but my university has a really good art program and section of the university 😍 I’m actually really happy I ended up where I did, all the things you talk about I completely relate to 100%! I’m definitely gonna talk to my teacher more now because I have really cool teacher this semester 😄
Dang, I had a whole class about comics/manga.
I want to truly go to art school for my dream of being a illustrator thank u for this honestly
I'm starting art school in September so this video is exactly what I needed. Thank you!!
I like the monster theme of the video!! The Cyclops girl is really cute!
I love your work! ^w^
I'm going into An Art And Design Class In A Technical School from 10th Grade to 12th grade. Has anyone ever been to a class Like this? Are their Things I should expect?
(Note:I'm currently In 8th grade)
I think the advice would be the same! Do your best, don't be too shy to make friends with your classmates, and your teachers are always there to help (even if they hate everything you do hahaha)
I also remember the sticker shock of buying art supplies! That was never fun lol. What types of courses do you find cost the most?
Im applying for multiple art schools next year, got some of my top ones and they are in California, quite away from my home. I’ve been watching loads of videos to get me ready. Can’t wait to see if I get accepted into the ones I am planning to go into!
EXPENSIVE ART SUPPLIES UGH! THE GOD FORSAKE GOLDEN PAINTS FOR COLOUR THEORY WTF ACAD?!
Cool art style, also I am taking an art class right now in school and I really enjoy it :3
This is helpful because I'm planning on going to Art School
I'm still in highschool (studying arts & architecture), but it's crazy how some of these things still apply to me. For example I'm *really* afraid of my art teachers when it comes to asking stuff :') Anyways I really enjoyed the video!
Art supplies are such a kick to the teeth oh my gosh. Anyone planning on going to art school, keep in mind that art supplies aren’t included and budget accordingly
I’m not even going to art school and I love these videos.
Im not in an art school but between grade 10-11 and the end of high school (grade 12) we have a pretty important exam from subjects we choose and I am going to choose art for both so of course Im going to try to get artworks as good as possible but I do try to experiment too, because my art teacher constantly throws ideas and supplies in my face, which is good. :))
You should do a lot more school videos because I really like them they make me comfortable and I like how you do all of them ever like your videos
Just got excepted into art school... so nervous! But mine is for middle school!