I think a problem a lot of people have when starting is that they have a certain thing in mind, so when they don’t draw it exactly as they see it in their mind, they give up. If you take the time to dedicate yourself to any craft, you’ll eventually get to the level that you see of in you head.
Yep, as a beginner I'm having hard time to Put the vision on the paper. I learned that, IT works for me personally, the moment I stop tensing And relax things gets way better. My biggest problem right Now Is that I work better when I do not Focus much on what I Want to Draw. 🤔
One thing i learned from Pewds is that, as much as originality is important. As a beginner we shouldn't be afraid of copying things we like, also, pewds is not just copying his learning everytime he draws. So its like redrawing and studying at same time. Art could be frustrating but in the end, dont think too hard and just enjoy the journey.
@battz7252 is this really a big deal? I have a habit of only drawing digitally but I've been told that if I do traditional my art will improve faster. Idk how true this is.
I been studying yusuke murata art style for 2 weeks now. I can see the improvement in my drawing, eventhough its a minor. I like how he shades lights & shadow. I also looks at metal gear solid concept artist, yoji shinkawa as inspiration 😊
@@cynxmanga But I'm pretty sure he also mentioned he went to school for art to. I feel like he mentioned that in his videos years ago. maybe im trippin 😭
@@Chocokaylarobin Wiki says he dropped from university of technology in his hometown, nothing says about him learning Photoshop in school. It's rather smth he was learning for fun in free time, he wanted to do photo manipulations.
This got me so motivated when I saw the title. I believe i made a podcast episode on saying drawing is a skill just like reading and writing. Thank you for sharing brother! I just did a video reaction of this video.
@@whytmangatv yes sir! I still got you on the 3D character within Zbrush for your Character. I will have some content for it. I am preparing for it right now!!!
Pewdiepie's progress is inspiring to me to me because I want to get into art, I've tried multiple times at starting but either my constant need to be perfect every time gets in the way and I 'quit' for a few months or something like a sketchbook gets destroyed and I feel unmotivated for a long while. I don't know if anyone is going to see this but i want to ask anyway, I've been having a problem of deciding whether to start practicing again either with paper and pencil traditionally, or go the digital route. I don't know which to practice with for a while before branching off and doing the other. If anyone does decide to help then thanks in advance.
My advice as someone who struggled with it just use what you can to practice whenever you can, and also dont stress about not having the best tech or supplies, i watched a guy on youtube draw with McDonald's french fries and made a masterpiece
@@shreeeze it was 10 min's for the first 30 then the other 70 he spend a lot more time on when he had time. (which eventhough people say he doesnt due to his newborn he also barely has to work because he has enough money to retire 20x over.
its kind of the opposite - he has a baby, multiple business ventures he has to focus on, youtube videos to record and edit for, whilst trying to fit time in for his wife, friends, social life e.t.c if anything i would argue hes more busy than the average 9-5er. its just fact, even then he only spent 10-30 mins i believe? its impressive,its a lesson about commitment, which is mine and most peoples biggest flaw
@@ZoneInOn the amount of time he spends on youtube is vastly over estimated he has said multiple times he has taken massive steps back on content creation and focusses on his family and things he wants to do. so yea he has a lot of free time now as the original poster said. his schedule pre child - pre youtube break was way more intensive then he had now. most content creators have insane schedules when they upload as much as he did back then.
When I first started drawing anime and manga around 12,I remember I used to suck and now I’m really good ,I’m super passionate about anime and manga, want to be Manga artist my self,I am working on my own manga , and trying to better my craft ,and I will be getting in to digital drawing soon too!
I've been really motivated watching his drawing journey even though I don't draw at all, but play the piano instead. Even though it's a completely different medium, lots of the same tips can be taken in regards to learning in general. Never give up and just keep going! ✌️
That video really got me motivated. Not to draw but just to be more proactive in my life and take time to try new things. I can't help wait to see what his able to do in a year of drawing!
he did go to an art university before dropping art and starting youtube- now he’s going into manga style drawing and having fun and wowwwwww I’m so proud he’s back. Pefectionism is hard to face tho- I’ve found adhd & Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria can mess up the art journey and can make someone super prone to burnout. This is so inspiring to me.
I would like to see him draw guys, too. When I was starting out anatomy, I had a habit of drawing a lot of girls, and now I struggle to draw male anatomy, which I'm now practicing, and it's kinda difficult drawing dudes but it's great to master both
I’ve been drawing since I was in middle school, I’m almost thirty now and I still have a lot to learn. I craft more so than draw now but it takes lots of practice. Literally anyone can do it 😊
I don't quite get "drawing from reference". How much reference? Do I copy the whole thing line by line? Do I just look how certain things were drawn and try to copy just the method and not everything line by line. Or do I just look a to character and try drawing it myself cempletely, and use the reference just as a reminder what the character looks like?
Basically, what you're doing is ACTIVE observing. Watching a movie for fun, and then watching it in a film class and studying it, are very different things. For art referencing, yes, you can find a picture you like and copy the entire thing. The goal, however, is to be actively observing while doing that. Why is the jaw shaped like that? Why did the OG artist draw the hair that way? How does this muscle work? You can also pick individual things like: today I'm going to find references to arm muscles and copy and observe how different artists do it. Another great way to reference is to copy the drawing entirely, then draw it again without the reference and compare the two. You'll find you mistakes very quickly that way! ^^ Hope this helps!
Whyt will you be able to make a digital or traditional sketchbook tour? I've been studying a lot of your work and other artists throughout TH-cam. No pressure just curious. Great video!
When I finish my comic, should I self-publish or publish through something like image comics or saturday am. Do I need more exposure before I publish any advice?
He did some amazing hands in his first video if you remember, but not with a full body I don't think 15:57 Also, I remember your drawing from the Pewdiepe video!
There's a difference between copying art and having a understanding of the fundamentals and creating your own art just want to put that out there. Pewdipie is good for a beginner learning how to copy but its obvious he is still a beginner as he isn't creating his own pieces from minimal reference or imagination. Anyone who relies on purely reference will appear better than the average beginner but I'd agree he is around the same level as most beginners, a lot of beginners have the problem of not using reference. When you rely on imagination without fundamental technique, your art will appear worse. That's just how it works.
how do you combat smudging of black ink on paper when using a ruler. I find that a ruler get a little of the ink on it and then when you move it the ink then sometimes smears or leavs stains somewhere and it really brings down the work
I don't think there's ever really a point in which you should stop using reference. No matter how good you get. Artists like Araki use reference constantly even after decades of drawing Jojo. Being able to grab a pose from real life, or a setting or anything can always help your art look even better. There's not really a downside to it.
Practice makes perfect is true with pretty much anything. Do it long long enough your brain will soon be able to grasp it Good art usually takes a long time some learn it faster than others the approach is the difference between serious and attentive to just not so motivated.
And that's why drawing is not for everyone. It takes constant training. It takes literal blood and tears. Everyone can make signs on paper. But not everyone can be great at this craft. Let's make those who belittle our craft understand that.
@@rijodan Littarly everyone can draw. You don't have to be good to make art. And everyone can improve any skill. With drawing you just try different styles and methods to find what works best for you. Some will improve faster than others, but as long as you keep practicing you will get better. That is just how the human brain works.
Whyt wasn’t dogging on Oda as much as he was acknowledging that he may not be the best to learn from for technical fundamentals. Oda’s art is very stylized and representational leaning into almost abstract at times. He may not be the best to learn from for technical fundamentals. Oda is an example of “how to break the rules” once you already know them.
"Pewdiepie is PROOF Anyone Can Draw!" NO! Pewdiepie is PROOF that anyone that has natural TALENT! Can draw, that has good observation skills, a steady hand and a LOT of money and free time can draw. I have been drawing for about 48 days now and i draw like a 12 year old whiles pewds did some straight up illustration shit within 42 days. Thats talent, not just practis. he also when to art school for awhile when he was younger. Another sign that he was already talented in the art of drawing to begin with. Ps forgot he's a dad now so nvm the whole "alot of free time" part 😅
Talent doesn't exist. you said it yourself he went to art school in the past that means he has more experience drawing then you. Just keep drawing and you will get better keep it up!
No it isn't. It's proof that natural born artistic talent is a real thing. Talent doesn't mean you can do things without learning. It means you learn things FASTER than most other people.
I referenced the talent in the video and didn't say anything about faster, I said it's proof anyone can. Obviously, some will be faster and better than others. He also has more time on his hands. So Yes, it's proof.
The facts that your using biblical themes and using The Holy Ghost as a move is blasphemous may you repent God will judge and won't be mocked their is one savior his name is Jesus Christ,the trinity is the name of the true God not that character who is sourcery which God hates
How many of you caught the Pewdiepie reference in Apple Black?
I love your artwork and it very inspiring to me. Your artwork it is amazing.
The reference is crazy no cap
I think a problem a lot of people have when starting is that they have a certain thing in mind, so when they don’t draw it exactly as they see it in their mind, they give up. If you take the time to dedicate yourself to any craft, you’ll eventually get to the level that you see of in you head.
yep
ya gotta study and research to build knowledge and improve
just like doctors, engineers, pilots, etc., you don't become a professional overnight
Yep, as a beginner I'm having hard time to Put the vision on the paper. I learned that, IT works for me personally, the moment I stop tensing And relax things gets way better.
My biggest problem right Now Is that I work better when I do not Focus much on what I Want to Draw. 🤔
Thats why keeping the expectation low is important while making arts, you dont want the perfectionism starts to kick in and ruin your mood.
Well said.
Learn to fail and drop the ego. Pretty much applies in a lot of fields besides art
One thing i learned from Pewds is that, as much as originality is important. As a beginner we shouldn't be afraid of copying things we like, also, pewds is not just copying his learning everytime he draws. So its like redrawing and studying at same time.
Art could be frustrating but in the end, dont think too hard and just enjoy the journey.
WHATS MORE, is that he chose to draw on paper and not jumped into digital drawing.
@battz7252 is this really a big deal? I have a habit of only drawing digitally but I've been told that if I do traditional my art will improve faster. Idk how true this is.
@@robinthestate6548 not really, u'r free to use whatever medium you want to.
@@battz7252 good, to know🙂🙂🙏🙏
I agree having fun is really important. Another thing about drawing references, it helps build confidence.
“Kinda sus” in the beginning was my honest reaction to the story behind the drawing 😂😭
I been studying yusuke murata art style for 2 weeks now. I can see the improvement in my drawing, eventhough its a minor. I like how he shades lights & shadow. I also looks at metal gear solid concept artist, yoji shinkawa as inspiration 😊
Keep it up
I just want to say Volume 4 is pure. I can't even put how good it was in words.🎉🎉good job dude!
Thank you so much! leave reviews on amazon AND goodreads if you can! let the world know lol
I remember PewDiePie saying he use to go to school for Art before so I'm not surprised he picked it up again 🙌
W.
i think it was architecture?
He was editing photos in Photoshop but idk if he was actually drawing stuff
@@cynxmanga But I'm pretty sure he also mentioned he went to school for art to. I feel like he mentioned that in his videos years ago. maybe im trippin 😭
@@Chocokaylarobin Wiki says he dropped from university of technology in his hometown, nothing says about him learning Photoshop in school. It's rather smth he was learning for fun in free time, he wanted to do photo manipulations.
This got me so motivated when I saw the title. I believe i made a podcast episode on saying drawing is a skill just like reading and writing. Thank you for sharing brother! I just did a video reaction of this video.
That's awesome!
@@whytmangatv yes sir! I still got you on the 3D character within Zbrush for your Character. I will have some content for it. I am preparing for it right now!!!
Anyone can draw. People just look too far to the end goal rather the process.
and sometimes whats dificult is find a style that suits us
@@wolololer Exactly. You just have to stay in the lab and keep experimenting with your style. It comes in time.
I hope its inspire new people to become come artist because art is amazing.
Pewdiepie's progress is inspiring to me to me because I want to get into art, I've tried multiple times at starting but either my constant need to be perfect every time gets in the way and I 'quit' for a few months or something like a sketchbook gets destroyed and I feel unmotivated for a long while. I don't know if anyone is going to see this but i want to ask anyway, I've been having a problem of deciding whether to start practicing again either with paper and pencil traditionally, or go the digital route. I don't know which to practice with for a while before branching off and doing the other. If anyone does decide to help then thanks in advance.
My advice as someone who struggled with it just use what you can to practice whenever you can, and also dont stress about not having the best tech or supplies, i watched a guy on youtube draw with McDonald's french fries and made a masterpiece
He also has alot of free time, not an excuse for yall busy people because 10 minutes a day can make a difference.
Mf has a child, a baby, thats fully time, he doesn't have alot of free time as ppl give him credit for
@@shreeeze it was 10 min's for the first 30 then the other 70 he spend a lot more time on when he had time. (which eventhough people say he doesnt due to his newborn he also barely has to work because he has enough money to retire 20x over.
Free time? He has a child...mf has less free time than he did before
its kind of the opposite - he has a baby, multiple business ventures he has to focus on, youtube videos to record and edit for, whilst trying to fit time in for his wife, friends, social life e.t.c
if anything i would argue hes more busy than the average 9-5er. its just fact, even then he only spent 10-30 mins i believe?
its impressive,its a lesson about commitment, which is mine and most peoples biggest flaw
@@ZoneInOn the amount of time he spends on youtube is vastly over estimated he has said multiple times he has taken massive steps back on content creation and focusses on his family and things he wants to do. so yea he has a lot of free time now as the original poster said. his schedule pre child - pre youtube break was way more intensive then he had now. most content creators have insane schedules when they upload as much as he did back then.
Good for him. As an artist myself, this is inspirational.
When I first started drawing anime and manga around 12,I remember I used to suck and now I’m really good ,I’m super passionate about anime and manga, want to be Manga artist my self,I am working on my own manga , and trying to better my craft ,and I will be getting in to digital drawing soon too!
The easter eggs on AB🔥🔥🔥👌🏽
If only those A.I prompters learn from PewDiePie instead.
Dude, that pewdiepie reference was brilliant. Makes me hope more youtubers, draw some manga.So we can see more easter eggs like that
honestly, consistency is the key factor i should of known when i first started
I've been really motivated watching his drawing journey even though I don't draw at all, but play the piano instead. Even though it's a completely different medium, lots of the same tips can be taken in regards to learning in general. Never give up and just keep going! ✌️
The inking process is not a joke at all lol it can either make or break!!!
That video really got me motivated. Not to draw but just to be more proactive in my life and take time to try new things.
I can't help wait to see what his able to do in a year of drawing!
Pewdiepie becoming an art channel will be fun
he did go to an art university before dropping art and starting youtube- now he’s going into manga style drawing and having fun and wowwwwww I’m so proud he’s back. Pefectionism is hard to face tho- I’ve found adhd & Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria can mess up the art journey and can make someone super prone to burnout. This is so inspiring to me.
Cracked up when Pewds used himself as a reference and gave the girl an Adams apple
I would like to see him draw guys, too. When I was starting out anatomy, I had a habit of drawing a lot of girls, and now I struggle to draw male anatomy, which I'm now practicing, and it's kinda difficult drawing dudes but it's great to master both
Fun is one of the best mentalities to have when picking up a new skill.
I’ve been drawing since I was in middle school, I’m almost thirty now and I still have a lot to learn. I craft more so than draw now but it takes lots of practice. Literally anyone can do it 😊
Thank you for making this video!
My pleasure!
I don't quite get "drawing from reference". How much reference? Do I copy the whole thing line by line? Do I just look how certain things were drawn and try to copy just the method and not everything line by line. Or do I just look a to character and try drawing it myself cempletely, and use the reference just as a reminder what the character looks like?
this!! someone explain
All these ways are valid. Experiment. Don't overthink things. Have fun.
Basically, what you're doing is ACTIVE observing. Watching a movie for fun, and then watching it in a film class and studying it, are very different things. For art referencing, yes, you can find a picture you like and copy the entire thing. The goal, however, is to be actively observing while doing that. Why is the jaw shaped like that? Why did the OG artist draw the hair that way? How does this muscle work?
You can also pick individual things like: today I'm going to find references to arm muscles and copy and observe how different artists do it.
Another great way to reference is to copy the drawing entirely, then draw it again without the reference and compare the two. You'll find you mistakes very quickly that way! ^^
Hope this helps!
If you enjoy it. You can do it. And if you enjoy it you can do it far better than those who don't enjoy doing it.
A manga with hidden easter eggs? Sold
lmaoooo "if you ever stop drawing"
Whyt will you be able to make a digital or traditional sketchbook tour? I've been studying a lot of your work and other artists throughout TH-cam. No pressure just curious. Great video!
goodnight Whyt
When I finish my comic, should I self-publish or publish through something like image comics or saturday am. Do I need more exposure before I publish any advice?
He did some amazing hands in his first video if you remember, but not with a full body I don't think
15:57
Also, I remember your drawing from the Pewdiepe video!
Can the next vid be about the process or tutorial on how to create a manga volume cover
There's a difference between copying art and having a understanding of the fundamentals and creating your own art just want to put that out there. Pewdipie is good for a beginner learning how to copy but its obvious he is still a beginner as he isn't creating his own pieces from minimal reference or imagination. Anyone who relies on purely reference will appear better than the average beginner but I'd agree he is around the same level as most beginners, a lot of beginners have the problem of not using reference. When you rely on imagination without fundamental technique, your art will appear worse. That's just how it works.
how do you combat smudging of black ink on paper when using a ruler. I find that a ruler get a little of the ink on it and then when you move it the ink then sometimes smears or leavs stains somewhere and it really brings down the work
I don't think there's ever really a point in which you should stop using reference. No matter how good you get. Artists like Araki use reference constantly even after decades of drawing Jojo. Being able to grab a pose from real life, or a setting or anything can always help your art look even better. There's not really a downside to it.
You should put the links of the how to draw tutorial book in the description just incase new ppl watch this video
It's really cool that pewds make some cool art
It's been a while
yeah i tried and didnt improve at all
Sometimes you might not see your own improvement but that doesn’t mean that you haven’t gotten better. Don’t give up! :D
Practice makes perfect is true with pretty much anything. Do it long long enough your brain will soon be able to grasp it Good art usually takes a long time some learn it faster than others the approach is the difference between serious and attentive to just not so motivated.
why don't you use your mic in webcam view, just curious
Any updates on summer of manga
Pewdiepie is a brilliant artist
Yea
What paper format are you using for making manga?
Yo whyt awoken symon vs awoken gojo who wins?
I've not watched enough JJK lol
@@whytmangatv darn,what about ivory wall break cezar vs renji tybw
@@dinleywalters9067 Not sure, maybe Renji TYBW.
from around 12:40 to 17:30 pewds voice can't be heard
The title can be seen as a jab towards PewDiePie 😂
video was good until i couldn't see you reacting to the video anymore. it was just you talking over pictures
And that's why drawing is not for everyone. It takes constant training. It takes literal blood and tears. Everyone can make signs on paper. But not everyone can be great at this craft. Let's make those who belittle our craft understand that.
are you trying to make people down or what?
@@sridrawings4510 make people aware.
@@rijodan Littarly everyone can draw. You don't have to be good to make art.
And everyone can improve any skill. With drawing you just try different styles and methods to find what works best for you. Some will improve faster than others, but as long as you keep practicing you will get better. That is just how the human brain works.
Like anything in life all takes times and effort so..
@@kunilsen2519 the will to do it. That's why is not for everyone
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boi were u dogging on Oda? 🤣
Naw, I don’t think he was.
Whyt wasn’t dogging on Oda as much as he was acknowledging that he may not be the best to learn from for technical fundamentals.
Oda’s art is very stylized and representational leaning into almost abstract at times. He may not be the best to learn from for technical fundamentals.
Oda is an example of “how to break the rules” once you already know them.
@@RodneyKing-kz3ym hell yeh, ah okay- i misinterpreted what he was saying
"Pewdiepie is PROOF Anyone Can Draw!" NO! Pewdiepie is PROOF that anyone that has natural TALENT! Can draw, that has good observation skills, a steady hand and a LOT of money and free time can draw. I have been drawing for about 48 days now and i draw like a 12 year old whiles pewds did some straight up illustration shit within 42 days. Thats talent, not just practis. he also when to art school for awhile when he was younger. Another sign that he was already talented in the art of drawing to begin with. Ps forgot he's a dad now so nvm the whole "alot of free time" part 😅
Talent doesn't exist. you said it yourself he went to art school in the past that means he has more experience drawing then you.
Just keep drawing and you will get better keep it up!
Talent doesn't exist. In fact, saying it does is an insult to those who have worked for YEARS (not 48 days) to become good at it.
If he went to art school that's practice...
No it isn't. It's proof that natural born artistic talent is a real thing. Talent doesn't mean you can do things without learning. It means you learn things FASTER than most other people.
I referenced the talent in the video and didn't say anything about faster, I said it's proof anyone can. Obviously, some will be faster and better than others. He also has more time on his hands. So Yes, it's proof.
The facts that your using biblical themes and using The Holy Ghost as a move is blasphemous may you repent God will judge and won't be mocked their is one savior his name is Jesus Christ,the trinity is the name of the true God not that character who is sourcery which God hates
Whyt manga