Have u had a public conversation yet with Steven Zapata following ur podcast and his thesis on Ai which u later added a disclaimer about within ur podcast?
And the fact that at his website they have the beginner's course FOR FREE?!?!?!? Is such a generous thing to do, he has no idea how much I am thankful for that
This channel is priceless, been drawing for 25 years and my crappy drawings are turning at least 50% better since i started to follow Proko, it's like infomercial product type results but real 😅😊
I appreciate not slapping music in the back when you started explaining, I have a hard time focusing and I might listen to the music instead or have a difficulty concentrating on what you're saying, and your voice volume and just everything is perfect for me to listen and learn. Much appreciated.
Yes, try to break that habit ASAP lol I've been breaking it for about couple months now And I love sketching even more now Clean lines ! Practice and more practice
00:00 🎨 Artists use lines for various purposes, from early-stage placeholders to guiding the eye in final drawings. 00:26 🚫 Poor line quality can negatively impact a drawing and form bad habits if not addressed early on. 01:07 📝 Differentiate between brain-dumping lines and lines for presentable drawings to develop attractive line quality. 02:18 🖋️ Practice drawing with tapered strokes at a comfortable speed, aiming for fluidity, relaxation, and confidence. 03:42 ⚾ Follow through with your hand after each stroke to improve accuracy and impart energy to the line. 04:53 🌬️ Ghosting lines-practice the motion without making a mark-to achieve clean, confident strokes. 06:58 🔄 Identify natural and awkward angles for drawing lines; rotate the paper or adjust your posture accordingly. 08:23 📏 Utilize simple strokes like C curves, S-curves, and straights for constructing complex lines, enhancing accuracy and fluidity.
Missing: warm up with blind contours. When you draw without looking at the paper you have to draw by feel, which makes you pay a lot of attention to how you position yourself and the tool. This is what every piece of advice to "feel the line" actually means - literally feeling the pressure and friction of the mark.
Rotate your paper is very important. I learned this from my grade school art teach 40 years ago. My 10 year old self being a lefty had issues with getting good lines. He was super helpful. This one thing has always been a big help. And now with apps like procreate rotation is easy.
This is the type of tips I've been looking for! All tutorials I have seen to help improve line quality just says to practice, but not exactly how to practice.
I’d say I’m more of an intermediate level of artist. Took art classes for a few years, and have been drawing and painting for four years now. Just recently getting into digital art with my first digital tablet: a Huion. Love these videos though, great refresher. No matter what skill level, if one hasn’t drawn for awhile, usually it comes back with repetition and muscle memory. But I’ve found it always helps to go back and retouch on the basics and fundamentals. Great content.
this video just changed my life. using arm drawing revealed to me something I never understood I was doing wrong. my handwriting literally improves by using my arm for writing over my wrist. THANK YOU SO MUCH. MY DRAWING HAS IMPROVED DRASTICALLY WITHIN HOURS. ACTUALLY A MAGIC TRICK
Having just started a 28 day Figuary with croquis cafe after too long not daily drawing, i found myself so frustrated with my ability to convey what i can see; my ability has degraded! Time to get back at it. This community is wonderful because it is full of all levels of artists , and full of encouragement. "Keep your hand moving" just keep at it y'all! Every line drawn is one step closer to our goals :)
I’ve struggled with this for a long time and was not very confident about my drawings. I wondered what I was doing wrong because I see others doing sketches better. I’m gonna have to try this sometime. Thank you for the tips.
Been drawing all my life, but those are good things to practise and keep in mind. It's also important to try new material or techniques. Learn by the "rules" but when you create your own art don't box yourself in with those rules, they're more like tools. I dunno why I'm writing all this.... 🤔 most people probably know all this. Cool vid tho! 👍
Thank you for providing high quality art education video~~ 1. 잔선 너무 많이 긋지 마라 (Avoid the Commone Mistakes) 2.. 편안한/적절한 속도를 찾아라 (Find that Comfortable Speed) 3. 필압을 응용해라(힘조절을 통해 연한선과 진한 선을 자유롭게 사용할 것)(Follow Through) 4. 곡선을 그릴 때 필요한 부분 이외에도 공중에 이어서 무빙을 줘라(투명선을 그려라)or실선으로 형태를 잡고 굵은 선으로 그려라(Ghosting) 5.캔버스를 돌려서 편안한 자세로 예쁜 선을 그려라(Rotate the Paper) 6.C컬/S컬/직선 3가지 간단한 형태의 짧은 선으로 대상을 그려라(여러 짧은 선을 이어서 큰 형태를 잡아가라)(Use simple Stroke)
“Searching lines” would be ok for a gesture drawing. To capture movement or to give the art a certain energy. Also it would only really be useful in the beginning stages of the drawing. But ultimately those lines will need to get cleaned up so I see why you used that as an example of what not to do generally speaking.
@@mg-ThisHandleIsSoStupid Art is subjective and so it’s a stylistic choice. A matter of personal preference… But generally speaking those lines get cleaned up for finished work.
I've came back to this video to say THANK YOU. your "find the speed for the brain" shit that you said really changed everything for me I was counting the days since I've started and it took me 6 days to be 100% sure that the problem was with the lines. I thought I'm just bad or there is something wrong with the pencil or sketchbook 😅 But that wasn't the case
Great video! Actually made me feel better about the way I draw...Gotta say I'm glad you mentioned Kopinski and the others as they are big influences and I sometimes feel like a lot of drawings I see these days are almost too clean to be believable.
actually my big brother have told me about these tricks since I was 12 or something and I'm still using them to this day 😊 although I never used to draw shapes to get that 3D prospectives until like 2018, I used to just went straight drawing whatever I wanted lol! but it did improve my prospectives of making a 3D views.
0:27 it goes without saying that this works on every aspect of yourself you can make an habit of, not just art, it's a good thing to keep in mind on your daily life :)
I never watched your long form videos, so I never knew how useful they are, wow This is only the first video I've seen, and I feel like my brain just got injected with so much informations and knowledge, and I'm so inspired and full of uhh, this word that I forgot I guess it was passion but I'm not sure what passion even mean so ANYWAYS just thought that this video was GREAT and I'll definitely be taking advice for it in my practice and always give credit to who I'm learning from💕
I had a massive depressive episode lasting for a couple years due to numerous things, and during that time my linework has really suffered and degraded into those loose scratchy sketches that would need heavy refinement to be able to decipher correctly, and id lose motivation to complete anything. So for a few years i had maybe only completed one or two pics I’ve been relearning and disciplining myself though on how to built my line quality since then, and I will say this video has definitely helped fight my brain back into that mode again with noticeable improvement directly after, and it actually feels FUN for a change I had no idea how much I needed this. It also feels good that the scratchy style I default too isn’t totally useless either, it helps me with thumbnailing and grasping a more experimental style on expression before I go all out with the thing
Good luck with getting back on that horse! Remember to have fun with it and balance between what you want to see most and watch is reasonably achievable with your time and well-being being kept as the highest priority.
I’m trying it out and it feels so much better :) yeah chicken scratches aren’t exactly everyone’s cup of tea unless that’s the intention. How do you prevent your hand from hurting after a while? And how do you train your arm to move along with where your hand and pencil wants to go when sketching though? And is it different when you’re using pen?
This is amazing ! Thank you so much ! I can't believe it, it's such a simple tip but how much my art has changed, right after the video I tried it and I'm shocked, I draw much better !!!!.
Nice video thank you, some of these I have noticed started happening by its self but seeing this could have decreased the time it took to learn. I am new to your channel and space and really enjoy the content, thank you again.
Just yesterday I started to break in a new display tablet-- and I am indeed making lots of short and scratchy lines as I'm trying to get used to it. Great timing for this video and awesome tips. Thank you!
thank you very much proko, funny how i was just scrolling through the videos and i found your video ...i really loved how you give out the detailed information .....i will try out your tips sir, and look for more videos made by you, and once again thank you Proko ❤😅
Hey! Been a long time follower and was super jazzed to see you in a Vox video recently!! That’s all. Also, thanks for everything you do and have done. You’re truly a treasure 😊
another good video! Good day my friend and happy Sunday ☀️🌞and Easter to you! big hugs and support your channel!Thanks for sharing !!! Have a greatweekend too ❤️❤️❤️ Big Like
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If these 6 habits helped you out, imagine how much more you’ll improve if you get the premium course ;) proko.com/drawing
Too poor😔😭😢
Can't afford it, unfortunately.
Wanted to join this course but it is too expensive for me
Will have to save money for it (yes I live in latin America and will take me several months for it)
Have u had a public conversation yet with Steven Zapata following ur podcast and his thesis on Ai which u later added a disclaimer about within ur podcast?
I feel this guy is very kind, patient, cool, and considerate to those who are beginners in drawing. You're my favorite art channel in YT
Thank you!
❤
And the fact that at his website they have the beginner's course FOR FREE?!?!?!? Is such a generous thing to do, he has no idea how much I am thankful for that
This channel is priceless, been drawing for 25 years and my crappy drawings are turning at least 50% better since i started to follow Proko, it's like infomercial product type results but real 😅😊
every new artist should see this
I appreciate not slapping music in the back when you started explaining, I have a hard time focusing and I might listen to the music instead or have a difficulty concentrating on what you're saying, and your voice volume and just everything is perfect for me to listen and learn. Much appreciated.
average adhd experience
Shouldn't listen faster than your brain can think.
@@vincentgoupil180 lmao
I watched your video on improving straight lines in art. And then i actually tried it. And then my art has improved.
Easy S tier art education channel, truly phenomenal that we get to have this quality of information for free! Thank you Proko!
Short, scratchy lines? That’s me. I was just thinking, “I think I should break this habit.” And lo and behold- Proko is here to help! Thank you!
God bless you, Yeshua loves you!
Yes, try to break that habit ASAP lol
I've been breaking it for about couple months now
And I love sketching even more now
Clean lines !
Practice and more practice
Short scratchy lines are also called chicken lines which amuses me but it also ruined chicken for the rest of my life
Same bro. I got a lot of ppl saying I should break the scratchy lines habit and this video helped a lot!
00:00 🎨 Artists use lines for various purposes, from early-stage placeholders to guiding the eye in final drawings.
00:26 🚫 Poor line quality can negatively impact a drawing and form bad habits if not addressed early on.
01:07 📝 Differentiate between brain-dumping lines and lines for presentable drawings to develop attractive line quality.
02:18 🖋️ Practice drawing with tapered strokes at a comfortable speed, aiming for fluidity, relaxation, and confidence.
03:42 ⚾ Follow through with your hand after each stroke to improve accuracy and impart energy to the line.
04:53 🌬️ Ghosting lines-practice the motion without making a mark-to achieve clean, confident strokes.
06:58 🔄 Identify natural and awkward angles for drawing lines; rotate the paper or adjust your posture accordingly.
08:23 📏 Utilize simple strokes like C curves, S-curves, and straights for constructing complex lines, enhancing accuracy and fluidity.
This needs a piiiiin
Missing: warm up with blind contours. When you draw without looking at the paper you have to draw by feel, which makes you pay a lot of attention to how you position yourself and the tool. This is what every piece of advice to "feel the line" actually means - literally feeling the pressure and friction of the mark.
Thank you. You're awesome!👾
Blind contour is great for people who can't draw and need to be up some confidence
Yay Proko is fun
🎉
True
Proko my favourite and the best teacher
No Proko is human
Yay
I recommend you Naoki Saito's channel, very useful tips about drawing too :)
I have been unconciously doing these tricks when drawing, and honestly they help me draw what i'm looking for, even if im not a master, yet!
Rotate your paper is very important. I learned this from my grade school art teach 40 years ago.
My 10 year old self being a lefty had issues with getting good lines.
He was super helpful. This one thing has always been a big help. And now with apps like procreate rotation is easy.
So informative lesson for a student like me at 64. Thank you, teacher.❤🙏
This is the type of tips I've been looking for! All tutorials I have seen to help improve line quality just says to practice, but not exactly how to practice.
I’d say I’m more of an intermediate level of artist. Took art classes for a few years, and have been drawing and painting for four years now. Just recently getting into digital art with my first digital tablet: a Huion. Love these videos though, great refresher. No matter what skill level, if one hasn’t drawn for awhile, usually it comes back with repetition and muscle memory. But I’ve found it always helps to go back and retouch on the basics and fundamentals. Great content.
this video just changed my life. using arm drawing revealed to me something I never understood I was doing wrong. my handwriting literally improves by using my arm for writing over my wrist. THANK YOU SO MUCH. MY DRAWING HAS IMPROVED DRASTICALLY WITHIN HOURS. ACTUALLY A MAGIC TRICK
Having just started a 28 day Figuary with croquis cafe after too long not daily drawing, i found myself so frustrated with my ability to convey what i can see; my ability has degraded! Time to get back at it. This community is wonderful because it is full of all levels of artists , and full of encouragement.
"Keep your hand moving" just keep at it y'all! Every line drawn is one step closer to our goals :)
Every line drawn is one step closer to our goals :)
What a beautiful sentence💚👍
I’ve struggled with this for a long time and was not very confident about my drawings. I wondered what I was doing wrong because I see others doing sketches better. I’m gonna have to try this sometime.
Thank you for the tips.
Thanks very much! Very helpful tips!
Wow, I had some drawings of Karl Kopinski some years back but I didn't know the artist of them. Now I know. Thank you
The hardest technique from this video for me right now is ghosting. I’ll add it to my daily exercises list from now on! Thank you Proko!!
i like how you voice, draw, and even ACT the lessons/messages in your videos! it's very engaging and fun to watch :D
Thank you for providing high quality art education to the world! :3
Been drawing all my life, but those are good things to practise and keep in mind. It's also important to try new material or techniques. Learn by the "rules" but when you create your own art don't box yourself in with those rules, they're more like tools.
I dunno why I'm writing all this.... 🤔 most people probably know all this.
Cool vid tho! 👍
Thank you. Seriously these are the best advises i have heard on 20 years.
Analyzing and learning from other artists help broaden your artistic perspective
Thank you for providing high quality art education video~~
1. 잔선 너무 많이 긋지 마라 (Avoid the Commone Mistakes)
2.. 편안한/적절한 속도를 찾아라 (Find that Comfortable Speed)
3. 필압을 응용해라(힘조절을 통해 연한선과 진한 선을 자유롭게 사용할 것)(Follow Through)
4. 곡선을 그릴 때 필요한 부분 이외에도 공중에 이어서 무빙을 줘라(투명선을 그려라)or실선으로 형태를 잡고 굵은 선으로 그려라(Ghosting)
5.캔버스를 돌려서 편안한 자세로 예쁜 선을 그려라(Rotate the Paper)
6.C컬/S컬/직선 3가지 간단한 형태의 짧은 선으로 대상을 그려라(여러 짧은 선을 이어서 큰 형태를 잡아가라)(Use simple Stroke)
Common
You are an amazing teacher.
“Searching lines” would be ok for a gesture drawing. To capture movement or to give the art a certain energy. Also it would only really be useful in the beginning stages of the drawing. But ultimately those lines will need to get cleaned up so I see why you used that as an example of what not to do generally speaking.
A lot of artists don't clean them up and they are part of the finished drawing. They are the best part.
@@mg-ThisHandleIsSoStupid Art is subjective and so it’s a stylistic choice. A matter of personal preference… But generally speaking those lines get cleaned up for finished work.
Because i paint miniatures, I haven't been using my whole arm to draw lines! This helped set off some lightbulbs in my brain, thank you!
This is the most useful tutorial about line quality I've found so far!
Glad it was helpful!
ive been drawing and do commissions for like 4yrs and i think i really need this channel lol
Just finished a piece and as happy as I am with it I also see so many mistakes with it, this video is exactly what I needed!💪
I've came back to this video to say THANK YOU. your "find the speed for the brain" shit that you said really changed everything for me I was counting the days since I've started and it took me 6 days to be 100% sure that the problem was with the lines. I thought I'm just bad or there is something wrong with the pencil or sketchbook 😅 But that wasn't the case
Your videos are always so helpful and fascinating!
Timing could not have possibly been better, I'm taking drawabox and the lines were absolutely whooping my ass. Thank you Stan!
Great video! Actually made me feel better about the way I draw...Gotta say I'm glad you mentioned Kopinski and the others as they are big influences and I sometimes feel like a lot of drawings I see these days are almost too clean to be believable.
Thanks for always being an amazing teacher!
actually my big brother have told me about these tricks since I was 12 or something and I'm still using them to this day 😊
although I never used to draw shapes to get that 3D prospectives until like 2018, I used to just went straight drawing whatever I wanted lol!
but it did improve my prospectives of making a 3D views.
Always a delight learning new information that you've been wanting to get at at some point in time. But you know how life is.😅
Thank you so much for your videos. They’ve helped me so much throughout the years.
0:27 it goes without saying that this works on every aspect of yourself you can make an habit of, not just art, it's a good thing to keep in mind on your daily life :)
I never watched your long form videos, so I never knew how useful they are, wow
This is only the first video I've seen, and I feel like my brain just got injected with so much informations and knowledge, and I'm so inspired and full of uhh, this word that I forgot
I guess it was passion but I'm not sure what passion even mean so
ANYWAYS just thought that this video was GREAT and I'll definitely be taking advice for it in my practice and always give credit to who I'm learning from💕
I'm glad you're giving the longer videos a watch and that you found something for you in there!
You can simply repositioning your elbow for better stroke?! MINDBLOWN!
Proko is awesome!!!,Proko Please make us more TH-cam free basics videos,it's helpful for us who can't join the full online courses,🙏 🙏🙏
Brooo, this improved my drawing like instantly. I appreciate it and I will consider paying for the whole course now haha thanks!
I had a massive depressive episode lasting for a couple years due to numerous things, and during that time my linework has really suffered and degraded into those loose scratchy sketches that would need heavy refinement to be able to decipher correctly, and id lose motivation to complete anything. So for a few years i had maybe only completed one or two pics
I’ve been relearning and disciplining myself though on how to built my line quality since then, and I will say this video has definitely helped fight my brain back into that mode again with noticeable improvement directly after, and it actually feels FUN for a change I had no idea how much I needed this. It also feels good that the scratchy style I default too isn’t totally useless either, it helps me with thumbnailing and grasping a more experimental style on expression before I go all out with the thing
Good luck with getting back on that horse! Remember to have fun with it and balance between what you want to see most and watch is reasonably achievable with your time and well-being being kept as the highest priority.
I’m trying it out and it feels so much better :) yeah chicken scratches aren’t exactly everyone’s cup of tea unless that’s the intention.
How do you prevent your hand from hurting after a while? And how do you train your arm to move along with where your hand and pencil wants to go when sketching though? And is it different when you’re using pen?
I’m learning to draw with my left hand and this is truly humbling
This is amazing ! Thank you so much ! I can't believe it, it's such a simple tip but how much my art has changed, right after the video I tried it and I'm shocked, I draw much better !!!!.
Nice video thank you, some of these I have noticed started happening by its self but seeing this could have decreased the time it took to learn. I am new to your channel and space and really enjoy the content, thank you again.
Just yesterday I started to break in a new display tablet-- and I am indeed making lots of short and scratchy lines as I'm trying to get used to it. Great timing for this video and awesome tips. Thank you!
thank you very much proko, funny how i was just scrolling through the videos and i found your video ...i really loved how you give out the detailed information .....i will try out your tips sir, and look for more videos made by you, and once again thank you Proko ❤😅
Thanks. Very helpful tutorial for beginner.
AMAZING! very comprehensive and easy to follow
Oh man..i sure am the anxious artist..gonna try these to get better ❤
Great! Thank you !Proko 😍🎨
"Dont move your hand faster than your brain can think"
So not move at all?
bold of you to assume my brain can think
I might not have a brain but I have an idea🤤☝️
Guess my hand won't be moving anytime soon.
About the speed of sound, got it
Oh my gosh thank you this is all I needed, I am good at drawing I just need better line quality
the best art channel i watch. it’s amazing one of three
This is literaly what i needed and my biggest problem with drawing i an either too fast or too slow
Good tips every artist should know thank you 🙏
Thanks for some of your lessons free it really helps
Thanks for this informative video 🥰
I can't be the only one noticing how much better looking Proko has become over the years?
💪
thanks! i has this problem with short ugly lines for 3 years
now i understand why
Hey! Been a long time follower and was super jazzed to see you in a Vox video recently!! That’s all. Also, thanks for everything you do and have done. You’re truly a treasure 😊
You're goated for this man, thanks a bunch!
Great vid stan! I hope you do a video about doing good LINEART for comics/manga, like more tips on hand motion/exercises like in this vid
Let me see what I can do about a comics course! Check back in later.
3:20 A 2014 Saint Seiya movie taught me about determination and how it should be used to be greater, or the effect cannot work.
Thank you so much Proko! Very helpful!
A very intuitive lesson, ty
Great explanations, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you for the refresher 🙏
Very nice presentation!✨
Dude! Thank you. This was helpful 👍🏻
Very good tips 👍🏻👏🏻
I am at the spongebob line level 🥲😭
😭😭
It’s okay because …………………me to so far 😅😅
Thank you so much! It helped me alot!
thanks proko i might need these lessons
another good video! Good day my friend and happy Sunday ☀️🌞and Easter to you! big hugs and support your channel!Thanks for sharing !!! Have a greatweekend too ❤️❤️❤️ Big Like
these are great advices to people studying to be tattoo artists as well
Ghosted my friends, my wife, my family, my neighbor, my cousin for good lines. Worth +1
I like the way u used that baseball example
Thank you Proko. your content is amazing
Thanks for this vid I learned something.
"Dont move faster than Your brain"
Muy útil, gracias 💯
Thank you so much Proko
Tip: Make sure when ghosting to put your hand on the paper. Do not hover your hand but your pen. This gives you more control when making the marks
Shouldn't you make the movement all that way from the shoulder, which means not putting your hand on the paper?
He is the art teacher that i actually expect to be my actual teacher, loves to joke in the middle of the learning session
Good to see. I need to develop good habits and help me draw.😆😆
Thank you proko..it's helpfull..
This really helped me out 😊
Would be sick to see some tips for digital pen in similar faschion, cool vid regardless!
Thank you! Great advice.
Very well represented video, thanks :)
At 1:56 The portrait drawing is falsely attributed to Fechin instead of max Turner, I think.
Thank you Proko.
Skellie always makes my day better!