Thank you, this is very helpful. I never realized how much I looked at artpieces mindlessly, without even considering “the buttons” that make them work
"Do you really know what you like?" That is a funny question and a very relevant one. For example, I used to think I loved burgundy... and I do. But I actually only like the color itself and the mood it creates in images. I hate it in decor and I don't like it in most clothing. It is a wonderful color in the way it feels; seeing it in nature and paintings gives me a rich and cozy feeling or, in darker subjects, a feeling of depth and enclosure. It is all about perspective and, as you said, really thinking about it.
Haha, you did make a video about finding your artstyle, but it's the best video out there and it's not even close. You are not giving us food, you are teaching us how to fish.
Watching this after buying 4 art books today during my trip to Japan... Tatsuya Bookstores, Mandarake and Bookoff are dangerous for art books hoarders...
Soooo real. The amount of books I bought for 2/5/10/20 bucks is crazy. They sell storyboards from anime movies and authorial stuff and guides that are crazy good...
Man I've collects so many books on art (inspiration/reference/techniques) and never feel like I've properly used them cause I never feel ready to do so. Maybe its time to go through all of my collection and make notes of each and what I like and can learn from each.
Definitely You'll never feel ready, I think. But luckily the book is not a single consumable, you can reuse it as many times as you like, so you're not risking anything by using it now. Only gaining
I felt so seen when you referenced the Dune art book in the portion about books that aren’t necessarily good. I preordered it and was so excited to learn about the decisions that went into designing the world and I couldn’t have been more disappointed. The concept artists who worked on the film were online sharing these incredible pieces and insights that weren’t featured in the book at all! While I’m glad I took the chance on buying it your advice to see if an art book can be outclassed by finding the same images online really applies here.
My favorite art book is the Adventure Time one. Tons of interviews of people who worked on the show, with the whole process of episodes creation as well as how the show came to be. I wish all artbook were as rich in information as this one.
I have the same habit. I recently reorganized my art and how to draw books, and I put the ones I'm always sifting through my shelf to find closer to my desk, so I don't need to walk to my shelf to find them.
thank you for giving me advice on finding my style without forcing me to stop boycotting find your style videos! i had never heard of studying art pieces in this way before, i definitley will be giving it a go
This video is gold. Really really helpful ….not only to help me justify having bought so many art books but also to help me get the most out of them and (possibly, maybe just maybe) discover my own art style. Thank you so much.
I just started making notes on why I like something. Every time that I take a screen shot now, I not only document the artist, but I also note what caught my eye about the piece. This has helped me tremendously when I go back through my screen shots.
U can use Tropy software for desktop,and tag spaces app to Organize Picture References on your phone and Cam scanner app to scan pics an u can create a catalog of your own work from your own Art Books. Hope this helps
Right now, the only art books I’m aiming to collect are books that will help strengthen my fundamentals, even when I’m not in an art related class. In other words, I’m building my own art curriculum. I recently bought a book on ink rendering to help me get back my momentum (and confidence) to expand my abilities with the pen. I also recently bought (as of now that I’m typing this) a book to help strengthen my lighting and coloring overall. Long story short, I was mostly self-taught with not a lot of guidance until I got to college, so for a while I was left to my own devices and kinda wandering aimlessly, which in turn gave me information overload, and mind you I have other endeavors beyond being an artist (also aspiring mangaka). So until I get more consistent training and coaching in this part of my life, like how I’m used to receiving as an athlete, I’m only going for books that not only inspire me, but teach me
Love that video, I always tell people that art style and the common opinion on it, that you don't have to focus on it is wrong. It shouldn't consume all your time put it should be a part of your art journey. Combining that with art books and the ideas of this video really opened my eyes👌🏾
This was super helpful as far as trying to define my art style. I have a bunch of art saved that I enjoy, but I haven't looked beyond the initial "I like this" feeling. Super appreciate this video. Thank you!
I literally got home from buying an art book hoping it would inspire my photography (The Nier series book) and this popped into my feed. I couldn’t have asked for a better, more well timed video. Thank you so much
James Jean's work is so gorgeous, I saw his recent show in person and it absolutely blew my mind. The sheer scale and colours and shapes of all the pieces made me feel like I started to see into a new dimension XD I highly recommend the art book from the show, but I know it had a limited print run... Great video, instant sub. Now I have to pull out my art books and deep dive into them!
@ChromaMoma I didn't know I was an art book addict until I started recording the odd video here and there and before I knew it I have almost 200 videos .. so far. I need to stop myself! Thanks for the video by the way keep up the awesome work!
5:44 I like how the wall occupies a lot of the image, and frames the specific part of the view the artist wanted to paint. it creates a surprizing decentering of the area of interest. I believe it was important to the artist that the branches in the foreground came out of the edges, and I like this effect. the slight strip of red right above the horizon emphasize the center line. in fact two gradients frame the top and bottom of the landscape.
This advice is amazing; after having an intense art block I wanted to return to character designing and was struggling at first; admittedly I was refusing to look up references because A) it's an easy distraction (personally) and B) I couldn't find what I was looking for. But then I started to analyze people's faces (and art!) by comparing what I saw in real life to artists that I look up to, I could identify what I enjoyed about the facial features of a being and later found it way easier to illustrate and conceptualize these characters from imagination. Thanks for the thorough advice! 👏
BAHAH the ending 😂 This reminds me, I’ve become friends with some older artists (who have been painting for 50+ years) and one of my favorite things I’ve heard from them is that art is really just a way for you to learn to see. When people don’t indulge in some form of creativity, they won’t know what inspires them and aren’t able to enjoy things to the fullest. You don’t have to create art, just learn to appreciate why it stands out to you. (Really like how you said ‘learning to like something is a skill’-I guess I like that because it’s so simple and applicable haha) I’m going to try this with art books! I actually do this with my fav graphic novels, definitely want to dive deeper into the WHY 🕺
I can relate. I have a lot of art books sitting on my shelves that I haven’t opened since I bought them. I’m glad I’m not the only one with this “problem”.
My favourite artbook is the Splatoon artbook bc it is richly filled with concepts and notes on what the artist was going for. I just received the Persona 5 artbook too which has useful value studies and 2D references for 3D artists and animators which is helpful reference for design a complex character made up of different parts or mechanisms. Notes from the artist for every character and their design are immensely helpful to me
I just got gifted my first art book Spider-Man from the spiderverse! And this video was helpful I’m hoping to make a collection in the future because I’ve just gotten into buying art books.
Tbh I wouldn’t call it stealing as that has a negative connotation to it, even though it might be the correct term. It’s more like “collecting.” Your meant to collect all your favorite tiny elements from other various artists and then meld them together into your own style. Thus your art style becomes a unique collection of other styles, and since you’re the only one with that specific collection it’s your style! While stealing is more akin to tracing to some and may give off the impression your meant to swap whole styles and copy them which is not unique.
9:25 I always thought this was 'plagarism', and by 'stealing' what I wanted I would end up in the centre of an internet drama opprobrium that would ruin a new art career. Everytime I would find art/anything I'll like I'd be afraid to copy incase when I did 'original' work it looked like a 'copy'. I would be super frustrating to see artists and illustrators talking about artists that inspired them, but I'm like 'How?!' How did you use their influence *without* sitting down to copy? It's really nice to see a successful and financially independent artist be really transparent with their process. Thank you for this.
Love these insights! Just like u I have a big stack of art books that gather dust...I went through them once and thats it which is a shame..Gonna open them up again and really think about my likes and dislikes! Thank u for making me think! :D
Yeh am a super guilty about buying too many artbooks over the years- now I limit how and why I buy: buy as a “fan” (limited to only a handful of artists- if I add a new artist I have to take one off), buy as “reference”- use imagery to help/guide whatever art am going to do (like artbook on world war 1 tanks or megaman artbook cuz have a commission on doing a piece of that), and then buy as “how to”- has to have some direct steps or tangible visual/written processes on how the art is made… it isnt a perfect system but has really reduced what and how much I buy🤷♂️
Interesting my headspace here I initially saw the thumbnail and title and said “man another damn tutorial online I can’t TAKE this no more” But then I saw the name and had a flood of memories of his sketchbooks and said “damn I gotta put this in watch later
It's really weird. I guess artbooks just don't work like we would like them to. You don't go through them and "finish" them. They fall into your hand once every 5 years and you'll look at one and two pages specifically... the rest of the time, they make your place better through their sheer unread mystery (umberto Eco: The Best book is the one you haven't read). Also, omg the binding! The paper!
Art Book tier list when? Also, I had a question, do you think it is worth buying an artist sketch book? Like Inkworks: Darren Quach Sketchbook, maybe to learn from?
interesting, i only thought about artbooks as not for me, expensive, pretty, but i dont have a coffee table to decorate them with. but finding stuff thats not on the internet is so true
If you ever run out of excuses to whether you buy, let me know and I’ll give you the reasons why you should buy an art book(s). I have a massive library that runs around about 500 books which are having to do with movie making, drawing, painting, color, art history, etc. I can’t wait to see what book beckons me to take it home.
I only bought 1 artbook before (still keep it) it was 100% Japanese and I don’t understand the painting process at all lmao, that part looks like a digital art tutorial for me, I think I’m more into concept art book from animation and anime studios but I decided not to spend more on buying any books lol
I have been trying to stop buying artbooks mindlessly. My last 4 trips to japan i have brought a ton of books that are just sitting there in my bookshelf... There have been times when i buy the same book twice... I really need to use them and consume them the rught way
@@ChromaMoma thanks to this video I might need to bring some books from the shelf to the desk and force myself to truly read and analyze them. Thanks for the wake up call video
Art books… the heavy hardcore IRL brain candies. Some even become so obscure that they require a real curator’s taste. The limited productions by indie publishers, books signed by the creators and numbered. Oh, oops this became a different vid all together 😂
If you have a public library near you, please use it. It’s a great way to browse to find what you do/don’t like without having to spend a lot of money. 😊
What you said at the end might have been very useful. But honestly in 11 minutes I don’t need that much promotion and that many ads. It’s disrespectful of my time. I honour your creativity and you need/desire to make money but I also have more respect for myself and my friends time and attention to put up with so many attempts to part me from mine. Just thought you might want to know why at least one of your interested viewers actually clicked off after the the second mid-roll ad break which was after the paid promotion and decided not to share the video and also,not to subscribe. 😢
Go to porkbun.com/ChromaMoma24 to get your .ART domain at Porkbun for a super low price!
the inevitable “find your style” video has finally come
Thank you, this is very helpful. I never realized how much I looked at artpieces mindlessly, without even considering “the buttons” that make them work
"Do you really know what you like?" That is a funny question and a very relevant one. For example, I used to think I loved burgundy... and I do. But I actually only like the color itself and the mood it creates in images. I hate it in decor and I don't like it in most clothing. It is a wonderful color in the way it feels; seeing it in nature and paintings gives me a rich and cozy feeling or, in darker subjects, a feeling of depth and enclosure. It is all about perspective and, as you said, really thinking about it.
Haha, you did make a video about finding your artstyle, but it's the best video out there and it's not even close.
You are not giving us food, you are teaching us how to fish.
Thank you so much 😀
The new arcane is out and chroma just dropped a new video today’s gonna be so chill
Arcane is also getting an artbook soon so you might get to crossover two chill things hehehe
Watching this after buying 4 art books today during my trip to Japan... Tatsuya Bookstores, Mandarake and Bookoff are dangerous for art books hoarders...
Oh man, I know that feeling! I've done the same thing more than once! 😂
what books are they brother? 😅 i may be inspired to make a purchase
Oh man, that's me on the regular! I'm not /not/ hiding a Tatsuya bag in my car of 8 books right now...who's asking?!
Then that makes me a pdf art book hoarder 😅.
Soooo real. The amount of books I bought for 2/5/10/20 bucks is crazy. They sell storyboards from anime movies and authorial stuff and guides that are crazy good...
Man I've collects so many books on art (inspiration/reference/techniques) and never feel like I've properly used them cause I never feel ready to do so. Maybe its time to go through all of my collection and make notes of each and what I like and can learn from each.
It's time
Definitely You'll never feel ready, I think. But luckily the book is not a single consumable, you can reuse it as many times as you like, so you're not risking anything by using it now. Only gaining
this video is gold. useful and thoughtful tips + the funniest conclusion ever.
Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I felt so seen when you referenced the Dune art book in the portion about books that aren’t necessarily good. I preordered it and was so excited to learn about the decisions that went into designing the world and I couldn’t have been more disappointed. The concept artists who worked on the film were online sharing these incredible pieces and insights that weren’t featured in the book at all! While I’m glad I took the chance on buying it your advice to see if an art book can be outclassed by finding the same images online really applies here.
My favorite art book is the Adventure Time one. Tons of interviews of people who worked on the show, with the whole process of episodes creation as well as how the show came to be. I wish all artbook were as rich in information as this one.
I got this this week but i haven't started to fully see it yet
The Art of Ooo is great!
I have the same habit. I recently reorganized my art and how to draw books, and I put the ones I'm always sifting through my shelf to find closer to my desk, so I don't need to walk to my shelf to find them.
I'm all about making those books more accessible!
thank you for giving me advice on finding my style without forcing me to stop boycotting find your style videos! i had never heard of studying art pieces in this way before, i definitley will be giving it a go
I'm so glad!
This video is gold. Really really helpful ….not only to help me justify having bought so many art books but also to help me get the most out of them and (possibly, maybe just maybe) discover my own art style. Thank you so much.
I just started making notes on why I like something. Every time that I take a screen shot now, I not only document the artist, but I also note what caught my eye about the piece. This has helped me tremendously when I go back through my screen shots.
That's a great approach!
U can use Tropy software for desktop,and tag spaces app to Organize Picture References on your phone and Cam scanner app to scan pics an u can create a catalog of your own work from your own Art Books. Hope this helps
Great tip!
Using art books to figure out what you like and why ❌
Using art books to find your art style ✅
Dude I love your videos. They’re so calm and fun. Exactly what I’ve been looking for. Never stop ❤️
That's so kind of you to say! I appreciate it.
The ending made me chuckle! THANK YOU for making this video.
One of the most meaningful videos I've seen in a while. Thanks for the helpful tips and the hilarious ending 🤣
Right now, the only art books I’m aiming to collect are books that will help strengthen my fundamentals, even when I’m not in an art related class. In other words, I’m building my own art curriculum. I recently bought a book on ink rendering to help me get back my momentum (and confidence) to expand my abilities with the pen. I also recently bought (as of now that I’m typing this) a book to help strengthen my lighting and coloring overall. Long story short, I was mostly self-taught with not a lot of guidance until I got to college, so for a while I was left to my own devices and kinda wandering aimlessly, which in turn gave me information overload, and mind you I have other endeavors beyond being an artist (also aspiring mangaka). So until I get more consistent training and coaching in this part of my life, like how I’m used to receiving as an athlete, I’m only going for books that not only inspire me, but teach me
Sounds like a great plan!
Love that video, I always tell people that art style and the common opinion on it, that you don't have to focus on it is wrong. It shouldn't consume all your time put it should be a part of your art journey. Combining that with art books and the ideas of this video really opened my eyes👌🏾
Well said!
I really truly appreciate your thoughts and how you share them. I’m so glad you kept in the moment of realization at the end. Perfectly human😁
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Brooo! Helping me justify more art books?! Thank you for this one...one of a kind, keep going, please
This was super helpful as far as trying to define my art style. I have a bunch of art saved that I enjoy, but I haven't looked beyond the initial "I like this" feeling. Super appreciate this video. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I literally got home from buying an art book hoping it would inspire my photography (The Nier series book) and this popped into my feed. I couldn’t have asked for a better, more well timed video. Thank you so much
That was awesome! I’ve never considered that or really looked at my art books in that way before.
It's amazing how many ideas are hidden in plain sight!
James Jean's work is so gorgeous, I saw his recent show in person and it absolutely blew my mind. The sheer scale and colours and shapes of all the pieces made me feel like I started to see into a new dimension XD I highly recommend the art book from the show, but I know it had a limited print run...
Great video, instant sub. Now I have to pull out my art books and deep dive into them!
Oh I'm so jealous. I'd love to see his work in person
Hello fellow art book addict!!
Hello there
@ChromaMoma I didn't know I was an art book addict until I started recording the odd video here and there and before I knew it I have almost 200 videos .. so far. I need to stop myself! Thanks for the video by the way keep up the awesome work!
5:44 I like how the wall occupies a lot of the image, and frames the specific part of the view the artist wanted to paint. it creates a surprizing decentering of the area of interest. I believe it was important to the artist that the branches in the foreground came out of the edges, and I like this effect. the slight strip of red right above the horizon emphasize the center line. in fact two gradients frame the top and bottom of the landscape.
This advice is amazing; after having an intense art block I wanted to return to character designing and was struggling at first; admittedly I was refusing to look up references because A) it's an easy distraction (personally) and B) I couldn't find what I was looking for.
But then I started to analyze people's faces (and art!) by comparing what I saw in real life to artists that I look up to, I could identify what I enjoyed about the facial features of a being and later found it way easier to illustrate and conceptualize these characters from imagination. Thanks for the thorough advice!
👏
It's awesome that you found a way to break through your art block!
This is inspiring me to look at my art books I’ve not looked at in a while!
Really appreciate this video. I'm definitely going to be more mindful of the art books I get moving forward :)
Really useful advice. I can already begin to understand what I like just from watching this video. Thank you.
Man I love this video. I have a f.... load of artbooks in my shelve and I will use your method to study them :) Thank you!
BAHAH the ending 😂
This reminds me, I’ve become friends with some older artists (who have been painting for 50+ years) and one of my favorite things I’ve heard from them is that art is really just a way for you to learn to see. When people don’t indulge in some form of creativity, they won’t know what inspires them and aren’t able to enjoy things to the fullest. You don’t have to create art, just learn to appreciate why it stands out to you.
(Really like how you said ‘learning to like something is a skill’-I guess I like that because it’s so simple and applicable haha)
I’m going to try this with art books! I actually do this with my fav graphic novels, definitely want to dive deeper into the WHY 🕺
That's beautiful and also very true!
Thanks for the video! I was really in need for a good reminder to use better the few artbooks I collected
You're so welcome!
I have several books I really really like. Yet I didn't know how to use them. This was the exact tutorial I needed. Thank you 😊
You are so welcome!
You're the only other person I've seen with those Otomo books, that is awesome
I love those books.
Wonderful way of thinking! Thank you for inspiring me as a psychologist psychoanalyst who continuously work with inspiration 👏🏻!
I can relate. I have a lot of art books sitting on my shelves that I haven’t opened since I bought them. I’m glad I’m not the only one with this “problem”.
My favourite artbook is the Splatoon artbook bc it is richly filled with concepts and notes on what the artist was going for. I just received the Persona 5 artbook too which has useful value studies and 2D references for 3D artists and animators which is helpful reference for design a complex character made up of different parts or mechanisms. Notes from the artist for every character and their design are immensely helpful to me
This makes so much sense, thank you! Very helpful.
I just got gifted my first art book Spider-Man from the spiderverse! And this video was helpful I’m hoping to make a collection in the future because I’ve just gotten into buying art books.
That's an awesome art book to start with!
YAYYYY YOU POSTED!!
No hablo inglés pero me agrada poner estos vídeos de fondo y escuchar tu voz a pesar de que no entienda del todo lo que pasa qwq new sub❤️
enjoyed this video! do you have an artbook tour?? would like to see whats in your collection!!
Tbh I wouldn’t call it stealing as that has a negative connotation to it, even though it might be the correct term.
It’s more like “collecting.” Your meant to collect all your favorite tiny elements from other various artists and then meld them together into your own style.
Thus your art style becomes a unique collection of other styles, and since you’re the only one with that specific collection it’s your style!
While stealing is more akin to tracing to some and may give off the impression your meant to swap whole styles and copy them which is not unique.
Thank you for making this video, it was really needed ❤
You're so welcome!
Not gonna lie you should have a podcast about art or somrthing like that! :D
Your informative content is inspiring and helps to make new room for new thoughts.
That's awesome to hear!
the only "find your Art Style" I enjoy watching.
tho I have to admit that I didn't even notice it's heading toward that "find your Art Style" thing until you mention it at the end of the video.
this is so good, I really should use my art books more often ☺☺
Go for it!
It was a great video about references and style, thank You!
You're welcome!
Good video! Very relatable. I ❤ art books too 😅
I can't resist a good art book!
I analyze, but never replicate simply in thumbnails or write stuff down, hence it never gets practiced. Thanks!
I think it's really important to actually try out techniques, even if it's just on a small scale!
Tus dibujos me recuerdan algo de Robotech. me gusta!
9:25 I always thought this was 'plagarism', and by 'stealing' what I wanted I would end up in the centre of an internet drama opprobrium that would ruin a new art career. Everytime I would find art/anything I'll like I'd be afraid to copy incase when I did 'original' work it looked like a 'copy'. I would be super frustrating to see artists and illustrators talking about artists that inspired them, but I'm like 'How?!' How did you use their influence *without* sitting down to copy?
It's really nice to see a successful and financially independent artist be really transparent with their process. Thank you for this.
Can you show us those two insect collections?
Love these insights! Just like u I have a big stack of art books that gather dust...I went through them once and thats it which is a shame..Gonna open them up again and really think about my likes and dislikes! Thank u for making me think! :D
Thanks for sharing!!
Hi, thanks for your video! Which book is the page at 2:36 from? I might be interested to check this one out 😊
Aftrmrkt, the link is in the description :)
Yeh am a super guilty about buying too many artbooks over the years- now I limit how and why I buy: buy as a “fan” (limited to only a handful of artists- if I add a new artist I have to take one off), buy as “reference”- use imagery to help/guide whatever art am going to do (like artbook on world war 1 tanks or megaman artbook cuz have a commission on doing a piece of that), and then buy as “how to”- has to have some direct steps or tangible visual/written processes on how the art is made… it isnt a perfect system but has really reduced what and how much I buy🤷♂️
Great video! Thanks! ✨
Glad you liked it!
Interesting my headspace here
I initially saw the thumbnail and title and said “man another damn tutorial online I can’t TAKE this no more”
But then I saw the name and had a flood of memories of his sketchbooks and said “damn I gotta put this in watch later
Thanks, i needed another video on how to find my style. XD
Glad I could help😅
It's really weird. I guess artbooks just don't work like we would like them to. You don't go through them and "finish" them. They fall into your hand once every 5 years and you'll look at one and two pages specifically... the rest of the time, they make your place better through their sheer unread mystery (umberto Eco: The Best book is the one you haven't read). Also, omg the binding! The paper!
Read your books 👿
Art Book tier list when?
Also, I had a question, do you think it is worth buying an artist sketch book?
Like Inkworks: Darren Quach Sketchbook, maybe to learn from?
interesting, i only thought about artbooks as not for me, expensive, pretty, but i dont have a coffee table to decorate them with. but finding stuff thats not on the internet is so true
Got an epic Sid Mead book I’ve flipped through once, the guilt is killing me.
"learning to like something is a skill" - 1000000000% agree
thank you for this video, it's amazingly helpful! love the notes example!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have two art books since 2011 and i never looked at them. TH-cam artists are my art books
Amazing video ❤
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
If you ever run out of excuses to whether you buy, let me know and I’ll give you the reasons why you should buy an art book(s).
I have a massive library that runs around about 500 books which are having to do with movie making, drawing, painting, color, art history, etc. I can’t wait to see what book beckons me to take it home.
Oh wow, I would love to see a picture of your library!
I have the same issue.
I only bought 1 artbook before (still keep it) it was 100% Japanese and I don’t understand the painting process at all lmao, that part looks like a digital art tutorial for me, I think I’m more into concept art book from animation and anime studios but I decided not to spend more on buying any books lol
I have been trying to stop buying artbooks mindlessly. My last 4 trips to japan i have brought a ton of books that are just sitting there in my bookshelf... There have been times when i buy the same book twice... I really need to use them and consume them the rught way
Pros of being broke is that it forces you to make crucial decisions on what to get (slight cope)
It can be so easy to get carried away with art books! I know I have my fair share of unread ones.
@@ChromaMoma thanks to this video I might need to bring some books from the shelf to the desk and force myself to truly read and analyze them. Thanks for the wake up call video
Interesting!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
0:15 you want to say you are sereal killer
Great tips to apply critical thinking 😊
Critical thinking is essential in any art form!
Art books… the heavy hardcore IRL brain candies. Some even become so obscure that they require a real curator’s taste. The limited productions by indie publishers, books signed by the creators and numbered.
Oh, oops this became a different vid all together 😂
Watching this at 9 am eating an ice cream sandwich
yo wtf same but its 2 pm
fellow EST timezone dweller🤝🤝
I am also an addict and probably have 200 books
You make me feel like buying another art book😅
new video letsgooooooooooooooooo
Nice
Thanks!
Thanks for the “finding your art style” video. Lol.
YEYYY
Bro is just like me, with some of the same books 😭
Luckily i have not problem like that cause i have not money for buying them 😎
mo money mo books
How are you so wise, teach me Senpai 😅
Watch my videos🧘♀️☯
could easily watch 9000 hours of your drawing with fountain pens
good video about art, unfortunately it didn't give me a good excuse to buy art books :/
Can't believe I was tricked into watching a video about finding my artstyle
I played myself
30 linear feet of art books - given the price of them that is a lot of money.
art books are so costly tho TTT
😭
If you have a public library near you, please use it. It’s a great way to browse to find what you do/don’t like without having to spend a lot of money. 😊
What you said at the end might have been very useful. But honestly in 11 minutes I don’t need that much promotion and that many ads. It’s disrespectful of my time. I honour your creativity and you need/desire to make money but I also have more respect for myself and my friends time and attention to put up with so many attempts to part me from mine. Just thought you might want to know why at least one of your interested viewers actually clicked off after the the second mid-roll ad break which was after the paid promotion and decided not to share the video and also,not to subscribe. 😢