I did nothing but perspective and form for 3 months before I even looked into anatomy. It's made my studies flow so good & I'm learning anatomy so quick
In in the middle of practicing anatomy as the first fundamental im learning above everything else, and I'm gonna go back and start practicing perspective and form. I'm just so impatient 😅
@@flyingavian2240 perspective and form is way more important than learning anatomy. You have to master perspective first before you learn how to draw literally anything.
@@alonelypotato9863 th-cam.com/video/tsdkhQis34U/w-d-xo.html That's where I started. Kuzo Sensei says, TH-cam and Google are your best friends when it comes to cost free learning
I 100% agree with "when you're having a hard time, go back and practice the fundamentals" I was going through my worst art block and starting from scratch got me higher than I ever was in art
to be completely honest if anyone actually wants to learn the things you need to do to actually learn how to draw...then just listen and watch kuzo and ethan becker...Kuzo teaches the importance of perspective in drawing and ethan teaches the importance of breaking down and studying the works of professional artists...both which are very important to actually how to draw
i’ll just drop a bunch of great art educators that i enjoy: adam duff, sinix, sycra, ahmed aldoori, proko (his guest speakers + his podcast with marshal vandruff), angel ganev, marco bucci, zapata arts
chroma moma, marc brunet, moderndayjames, eric anthony, love life drawing, borocg bunch of artists to fill your youtube feed and get you thinking more about art. my personal favorite is sinix
I been practicing anatomy for 4 years already but i forgot to practice forms and shapes in perspectives And that's why i am suck. Thanks you for enlighten me.
I swear, every time I watch your videos my art suddenly becomes better for about 15 minutes and then it just ends. Edit: good news, I've finally gotten the hang of it.
@@christiangiardina4541 to be fair it helped abit you have to remember its not really an instand improvement however my drawing that im still drawing is looking better if that helps
The way of how i got better at drawing was: 1. Watch my idol's tutorials and vids 2. Anatomy and details practice 3.Proportions practice 4. HaIr PrAcTiCe(and all those facial parts) 5.SHADING PRACTICE 6. And repeating all these
Everything you said in this video makes perfect sense. You've definitely thought about this a lot, and I'm sure everyone who watches this will find it helpful.
Sometimes I regret not getting into art when I was younger but then again with awesome videos like this out, glad I started a year ago. Would of made so many learning mistakes due to the lack of tutorials out there in the early 2000s.
hey kuzo maybe one day make a video on how to practice form! also the way of perspective has helped me massively ive started seeing similarities in the shapes that make up everything i realised that every thing has form and is made out of shapes in perspective !
I could not agree more with this video is the two aspects that hinder me more than laziness is what I need to focus on in order to overcome the rest, without forms and without perspective and will be without anatomy, without final art, with practically nothing.
i don't know what video he did found, but i would say moderndayjames' videos about it are fantasticly good man, he covered alot of that Topic on his Channel, you guys should check out
I still suck at drawing, but after practicing perspective and form from mentions in your other videos I can actually start to piece anatomy and bodies together on paper. Really cool actually cause it doesn’t feel like I just copied but I’m actually learning heavily
Idk like you said, it’s just making life a lot easier with drawing 😹. Another example is how when I draw my drawings are easier to make expressive and not flat. Cause I realize at a point it’s going to only get bigger the farther it gets away. Or bigger the closer it gets to you if that makes sense 😹
It's because you are focusing on the end result rather than on the process... it helped me a lot when I realized that, its good to learn from masters, but ask about their process.. it gives you hope
Might wanna make sure your heart is actually in it. It's a grind to keep your brain mentally engaged with an activity for hours on end, ESPECIALLY if you have other things to be doing, but it's also one of the keys to mastery. I've drawn hundreds of BAD pictures in the past few months, and I'm still trying to improve my method. It's okay to be totally garbage at this, 99% of people are until they push through that phase and their brain starts making connections. I'd say the only thing I've gotten a LITTLE better at is form, but perspective, shading, hair, even faces, still very difficult for me >.>
everytime i watch your videos my art becomes better especially since i stopped drawing with references ever since i started watching your videos. And i really appreciate the videos you do because before i started watching your videos i had given up on being able draw without references but thanks to your videos i have hope again. Thanks😁
This channel is the best source to get better at drawing: I always thought that my first type of drawing was perfect but I was wrong, I never tried to use perspective and I wasn't very good in anatomy. Luckily now I'm starting using this tips. Maybe I need a few years to reach a good level (I may go to an art school, I'd really like it!) but these videos have been very important. In the future, if I get better, I'll may continue with my TH-cam channel
Perspective is a key principle in drawing and can make your art go from good to great. Watch a lot of Kuzo videos and put them into practice. These kinds of videos are a free art class
I got this video random in my recommends and I'm so happy about it! Not only that the *damn* perspective is everywhere, but I was just watching you draw with an amazed face, because you just sketch there and there and the manga style totally hops out of it TuT I know, that I need to learn the perspective because when I started to draw horses, I didn't know, why my horses looked bad... after a long time tracing the photos I found the answer - perspective and how is the object working! Thank you for this video - it sure gave me something!
YESSSS BRODAH U DID WHAT I WANTED PPL TO KNOW. dood u dont know how much i wanted ppl to know these 2 main things. ive watched u recently and ur pretty similar to me in this sense. perspective and form is the core step ngl. without it no-one can do amazing shit. and one tip from me, observe irl shit. whenever u have the time, just sit back and watch around u. and another thing, be patient. art or anything doesnt come like breathing until ur already used to its best degree. try ur hardest but before that, just do the steps, and u kno the drill.....rinse and repeat.
I've been doing shit with only basic understanding of form and literally no understanding of perspective I just never got it as a kid. Thank you, today I'm starting a new sketchbook and just wrote FORM AND PERSPECTIVE in massive font on the front.
I quit drawing after 10+ years because i just couldnt draw anything but portraits but really wanted to be able to. I used references but nothing worked it ALWAYS looked awkward. This video explains it perfectly though. And its so mundane!! I cant believe I tried to avoid perspective all this time
bruh I literally need to start working on fundamentals, tbh I didn't even know what fundamental was, thx for the heads up kuzo! going to do some research about drawing fundamentals el em ay oh
Drawing active for over a year now, and never practiced perspective. Im so glad I found your channel it helped me a lot but im not happy to practice that all again!
I think I’m in love 😻 Seriously though; THANK YOU!!! I am new to art and intimidated, as hell, about drawing, where to start, blah blah blah. I’ve been taught and have been using the grid method and my current teacher has encouraged me to draw from imagination. This literally stopped me dead in my tracks, because it made me realize I couldn’t even draw from memory that ducking grid project, I spent HOURS doing. I knew there had to be more, which led me on my quest, which led me to you🥳🥳🥳🥳 and now I understand why I have a long, but productive way to go🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I really needed this video to improve not just my art but in general. It’s all about perspective. It shapes the outcome. Thanks for sharing this knowledge.
Damn, almost 200k! Good job man! Also, I have been drawing for so many years and god damn I was wondering why I wasn't improving too much, but of course I've only been trying to master form and not perspective. I'm going to buy a cheap sketchbook to fill to practice perspective.
I enjoy too much drawing detailed stuff, I guess that's why I'm not progressing, I usually take 2~4 hours to draw a full body. I think I'll start drawing as much as I can human body in perspective quickly without much detail and only with guiding lines and basic shapes, Thank you so much for the video 🙏🏻💖🥲
@@pogz1 You're improving man! Just focus more on your lines... they look very dark in some areas... focus more on getting the proportions right and spend more time on making the face and bodies rounder before going in to add details or even clothing... practice simple sketches longer and it'll start to help eventually Also art takes long to "master" and nobody ever gets to the level they want to get to... that's why we keep practicing! Hehe🤗
I need to agree if u, if I was used to study perspective since December 2018, now I would be way better than today, but I'm started to learn perspective 2 weeks ago and I'm starting to understand much more, and now I can put a lot of bodies and animals or stuff in a simple A4 paper :)) Study perspective guys, worth it
I just came to this conclusion a few months ago (didn't go as Deep as you do at the end of the video) but i knew perspective and therefore form are the key, since then i am improving faster than ever, but It doesn't mean it's easy, some Days i just can't figure form and when the perspective is a little bit wierd it's hard to figure out how things would look, but now i know how to create a space for characters which is more than before so little by little It gets better
Learning to draw them wrong.👈 This can't be expressed enough. Repetitive motion leads to comfortbilty but not a better drawing. I suck. But I am trying. Lol! And this video helped alot!! Thank you!!! But I'm painting now for the first time and it's going pretty cool. I need to learn to draw because I have a million ideas for short movies and long movies. So thank you again!!!
i understood from your sketchbook video that perspective was an important way to improve but i still dont know how to practice perspective. what if i do it all wrong and have to relearn it? i would love a video where you could show how to practice perspective properly 😐
God I need to get my big dumb brain into that mindset. I’ve know it for a while but it’s scary to approach. Today I need to draw more in perspective and learn it better and then I’m gonna do it some more
The most problem for me is scale, like how big or small my character is compared to a car or building, and knowing where to place characters correctly if it's two characters,as well as knowing how to keep proportions and scale if my character crouches or bends down.
I did nothing but perspective and form for 3 months before I even looked into anatomy. It's made my studies flow so good & I'm learning anatomy so quick
In in the middle of practicing anatomy as the first fundamental im learning above everything else, and I'm gonna go back and start practicing perspective and form. I'm just so impatient 😅
@@flyingavian2240 perspective and form is way more important than learning anatomy.
You have to master perspective first before you learn how to draw literally anything.
How did you study form I’m having a hard time
Can you drop down what you've been studying? I literally have no idea where to start "practicing"
@@alonelypotato9863 th-cam.com/video/tsdkhQis34U/w-d-xo.html That's where I started. Kuzo Sensei says, TH-cam and Google are your best friends when it comes to cost free learning
I 100% agree with "when you're having a hard time, go back and practice the fundamentals"
I was going through my worst art block and starting from scratch got me higher than I ever was in art
i just love art. funny thing art doesnt love me back... can you critique my art. i just need an expert opinion to improve my art
Got any sources to practice the fundamentals
Well sucks that i’m having a hard time with the fundamentals haha
Amin drawabox, proko, udemy courses always have a sale where there are videos dealing with the art fundamentals
Amin also to add to that list: Marshall Vandruff’s perspective series for a great deal
to be completely honest if anyone actually wants to learn the things you need to do to actually learn how to draw...then just listen and watch kuzo and ethan becker...Kuzo teaches the importance of perspective in drawing and ethan teaches the importance of breaking down and studying the works of professional artists...both which are very important to actually how to draw
i’ll just drop a bunch of great art educators that i enjoy:
adam duff, sinix, sycra, ahmed aldoori, proko (his guest speakers + his podcast with marshal vandruff), angel ganev, marco bucci, zapata arts
chroma moma, marc brunet, moderndayjames, eric anthony, love life drawing, borocg
bunch of artists to fill your youtube feed and get you thinking more about art. my personal favorite is sinix
woah thanks for this! I knew bout Ethan Becker but never heard of kuzo:)
oh wait is kuzo this very channel- i feel stupid now ahaha
Send ur instagram
I been practicing anatomy for 4 years already but i forgot to practice forms and shapes in perspectives
And that's why i am suck.
Thanks you for enlighten me.
I have to come back to learn both lol
@Fahim Ali i mean i can do forms and shape in perspectives, rotate forms and stuff.
But I don't focusing on it solely.
@Fahim Ali I’m confused by what you mean by this. How to put the shapes together?
I swear, every time I watch your videos my art suddenly becomes better for about 15 minutes and then it just ends.
Edit: good news, I've finally gotten the hang of it.
Rewatch and remember the vids? 🤔?
+art boost
@@_11DEBBSTERS11_ This is something I struggle with. At no point does my brain ever consider rewatching these videos.
@@MellowDarkflower lol, same but maybe save them to a playlist or something
So true
Me: drawing and wondering why it sucks
Me: grabs phone and looks at my notifications
This video : The secret to drawing better
Me: :D
It helped?
@@christiangiardina4541 to be fair it helped abit you have to remember its not really an instand improvement however my drawing that im still drawing is looking better if that helps
i just love art. funny thing art doesnt love me back... can you critique my art. i just need an expert opinion to improve my art
what does your drawing look like ?
@@pogz1 if thats directed to me im no expert 😅
The way of how i got better at drawing was:
1. Watch my idol's tutorials and vids
2. Anatomy and details practice
3.Proportions practice
4. HaIr PrAcTiCe(and all those facial parts)
5.SHADING PRACTICE
6. And repeating all these
My worst nightmare HAIR PRACTICE
@@basilfernando4969 LMAO
Everything you said in this video makes perfect sense. You've definitely thought about this a lot, and I'm sure everyone who watches this will find it helpful.
Sometimes I regret not getting into art when I was younger but then again with awesome videos like this out, glad I started a year ago.
Would of made so many learning mistakes due to the lack of tutorials out there in the early 2000s.
every once in a while ill see something that takes everything i already know and makes it all click into place. This video is one of them!
Nobody: me just looking at how he's drawing and not even listening
Love the vid, I’m practicing myself and these videos help me out
hey kuzo maybe one day make a video on how to practice form! also the way of perspective has helped me massively ive started seeing similarities in the shapes that make up everything i realised that every thing has form and is made out of shapes in perspective !
You taught me more in 10 minutes than I learned in 1 year. You are a god. Please accept my humble like and notification bell.
I've followed these rules for almost 2 years and they helped me tremendously. I can only recommend learning them!
Tysm for your comment. I was studying anatomy but I’m gonna go back to the basics. I’m glad that it worked out for you
I could not agree more with this video is the two aspects that hinder me more than laziness is what I need to focus on in order to overcome the rest, without forms and without perspective and will be without anatomy, without final art, with practically nothing.
When I was watching this video I went to my laptop and look up how to draw perspective and it is going-well so far thanks kuzo
What vid did you watch
What video did you find?
i don't know what video he did found, but i would say moderndayjames' videos about it are fantasticly good man, he covered alot of that Topic on his Channel, you guys should check out
I still suck at drawing, but after practicing perspective and form from mentions in your other videos I can actually start to piece anatomy and bodies together on paper. Really cool actually cause it doesn’t feel like I just copied but I’m actually learning heavily
Idk like you said, it’s just making life a lot easier with drawing 😹. Another example is how when I draw my drawings are easier to make expressive and not flat. Cause I realize at a point it’s going to only get bigger the farther it gets away. Or bigger the closer it gets to you if that makes sense 😹
@@Gj-112 do I learn perspective or form first?
Bro everything just started clicking for me today I’m so happy 😭😭😭 thank you so much you are my inspiration ✌️🫂I love your channel
My biggest problem is i expect to get good in 10 minutes and when i dont i give up💀
Right, that and I constantly get mood swings that make me either very motivated or the exact opposite :(
Me. I get frustrated a lot which causes me to completely shut down due to lack of motivation
It's because you are focusing on the end result rather than on the process... it helped me a lot when I realized that, its good to learn from masters, but ask about their process.. it gives you hope
Might wanna make sure your heart is actually in it. It's a grind to keep your brain mentally engaged with an activity for hours on end, ESPECIALLY if you have other things to be doing, but it's also one of the keys to mastery. I've drawn hundreds of BAD pictures in the past few months, and I'm still trying to improve my method. It's okay to be totally garbage at this, 99% of people are until they push through that phase and their brain starts making connections. I'd say the only thing I've gotten a LITTLE better at is form, but perspective, shading, hair, even faces, still very difficult for me >.>
everytime i watch your videos my art becomes better especially since i stopped drawing with references ever since i started watching your videos. And i really appreciate the videos you do because before i started watching your videos i had given up on being able draw without references but thanks to your videos i have hope again. Thanks😁
And... saved to my drawing lessons playlist. Thank you so much for the video.
i just love art. funny thing art doesnt love me back... can you critique my art. i just need an expert opinion to improve my art
I started learning perspective way too late. Totally agree with you.
,sensei please critique my art video.. it kinda sucks alot.. i mean suck like kinder crayon. i need your guidance
@@pogz1 message me on IG. I am @artrichstudio on instagram and message me. I will give you some guidance.
@@ArtrichStudio so which one do I learn first perspective or form?.
@@kingman981 Form. Then how perspective effects form.
@@ArtrichStudio so Is form just drawing 2d shapes in 3D? That’s all?
i cant believe we got to learned all of this for free. I'll be forever in your debt kuzo
This channel is the best source to get better at drawing: I always thought that my first type of drawing was perfect but I was wrong, I never tried to use perspective and I wasn't very good in anatomy. Luckily now I'm starting using this tips. Maybe I need a few years to reach a good level (I may go to an art school, I'd really like it!) but these videos have been very important.
In the future, if I get better, I'll may continue with my TH-cam channel
I think this video is the best solution for improving fast
I agree...knowing perspectives well
Will make your drawings good
I’m always looking for new advice and was lucky enough to find this gem of a channel. Subbed. ☺️
ngl as much as i hate to admit, you're right. it's very important to learn the fundamentals especially perspective
200k!!! 200K!!!
P.s. can you ever do a backgrounds tutorial?
This is the video I’ve been waiting for!
Perspective is a key principle in drawing and can make your art go from good to great. Watch a lot of Kuzo videos and put them into practice. These kinds of videos are a free art class
Indescribable creativity, an artist I swear 💞😘🤩😍🥰🥺
Siempre he admirado y envidiado a las personas que tienen este don.
I have always admired and envied people who have this gift. 🇪🇸
I only watched a few seconds of your video and I understand how people can capture perspective so easily now
One of my biggest take always from this is … I’m glad your feeling better and back to help your community. :)
This video really changed my *perspective* on drawing fundamentals.
Your drawings are amazing
I got this video random in my recommends and I'm so happy about it!
Not only that the *damn* perspective is everywhere, but I was just watching you draw with an amazed face, because you just sketch there and there and the manga style totally hops out of it TuT I know, that I need to learn the perspective because when I started to draw horses, I didn't know, why my horses looked bad... after a long time tracing the photos I found the answer - perspective and how is the object working!
Thank you for this video - it sure gave me something!
YESSSS BRODAH U DID WHAT I WANTED PPL TO KNOW. dood u dont know how much i wanted ppl to know these 2 main things. ive watched u recently and ur pretty similar to me in this sense. perspective and form is the core step ngl. without it no-one can do amazing shit. and one tip from me, observe irl shit. whenever u have the time, just sit back and watch around u. and another thing, be patient. art or anything doesnt come like breathing until ur already used to its best degree. try ur hardest but before that, just do the steps, and u kno the drill.....rinse and repeat.
Do a tutorial on perspective cause it will definitely help me understanding it more🥰🤩
He did already
@@khomaristyles could you please send the link?
I've been doing shit with only basic understanding of form and literally no understanding of perspective I just never got it as a kid. Thank you, today I'm starting a new sketchbook and just wrote FORM AND PERSPECTIVE in massive font on the front.
I quit drawing after 10+ years because i just couldnt draw anything but portraits but really wanted to be able to. I used references but nothing worked it ALWAYS looked awkward. This video explains it perfectly though. And its so mundane!! I cant believe I tried to avoid perspective all this time
Yup I totally agree to this.
bruh I literally need to start working on fundamentals, tbh I didn't even know what fundamental was, thx for the heads up kuzo! going to do some research about drawing fundamentals el em ay oh
I bought a book on figure and form, which helped a lot with anatomy, but you still need the perspective to make the anatomy work
Drawing active for over a year now, and never practiced perspective. Im so glad I found your channel it helped me a lot but im not happy to practice that all again!
I think I’m in love 😻 Seriously though; THANK YOU!!! I am new to art and intimidated, as hell, about drawing, where to start, blah blah blah. I’ve been taught and have been using the grid method and my current teacher has encouraged me to draw from imagination. This literally stopped me dead in my tracks, because it made me realize I couldn’t even draw from memory that ducking grid project, I spent HOURS doing. I knew there had to be more, which led me on my quest, which led me to you🥳🥳🥳🥳 and now I understand why I have a long, but productive way to go🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Please keep posting as much as you have.
i just love art. funny thing art doesnt love me back... can you critique my art. i just need an expert opinion to improve my art
Kuzo?
I really needed this video to improve not just my art but in general. It’s all about perspective. It shapes the outcome. Thanks for sharing this knowledge.
happy 200k subscribers bro! thank you now I learned something
I literally started from nothing and now I'm so much better at drawing!!
Do I learn perspective or form first?
Wow
Dammm i love how algorithm leading me to your channel
Love this video and love your drawings!
HE MAKES THIS LOOKS SO EASY
Damn, almost 200k! Good job man!
Also, I have been drawing for so many years and god damn I was wondering why I wasn't improving too much, but of course I've only been trying to master form and not perspective. I'm going to buy a cheap sketchbook to fill to practice perspective.
I- man. You’re my inspiration
Subbed. How have I missed this channel?! Great stuff.
I enjoy too much drawing detailed stuff, I guess that's why I'm not progressing, I usually take 2~4 hours to draw a full body. I think I'll start drawing as much as I can human body in perspective quickly without much detail and only with guiding lines and basic shapes, Thank you so much for the video 🙏🏻💖🥲
Awesome man!... I'm crap at drawing but one day I'll be like you!🤗
im in need of a good critique.. my art sucks so but... i tried so hard but im not improving at all
@@pogz1 You're improving man! Just focus more on your lines... they look very dark in some areas... focus more on getting the proportions right and spend more time on making the face and bodies rounder before going in to add details or even clothing... practice simple sketches longer and it'll start to help eventually
Also art takes long to "master" and nobody ever gets to the level they want to get to... that's why we keep practicing! Hehe🤗
the best drawing advice ever
This is really satisfying to watch.
that is so true! perspective is the key.
💖💖💖
Your art is my greatest influence, keep drawing!!
bro, you have power to produce your own anime alone!! Your habilities are amazing, god job!!
This helped me a lot because I had the fundamentals down but it was perspective that made it hard to draw anything
I need to agree if u, if I was used to study perspective since December 2018, now I would be way better than today, but I'm started to learn perspective 2 weeks ago and I'm starting to understand much more, and now I can put a lot of bodies and animals or stuff in a simple A4 paper :)) Study perspective guys, worth it
Bruhh i literally loved the cube trick......i am like y didn't this cross my mind
Your Patreons would die for the sketchbook pages! By patreons I mean me... I would die for them
i just love art. funny thing art doesnt love me back... can you critique my art. i just need an expert opinion to improve my art
Thank you! You really helped me going back to learning sketching 😊
Congrats to 200k man!
Really good advice! I love the drawing demonstration throughout this video as well
thanks for this man! i hope to improve faster now!
Great explanation of fundamentals
Thanks for this. You sir are going places.
Perspective is 🆒️
wow!! didnt know it possible to use perspective to draw a human!! im learning a lot from this channel !! definitely gonna hit the sub!!
Gonna get a sketchbook today for perspective and form only
I just came to this conclusion a few months ago (didn't go as Deep as you do at the end of the video) but i knew perspective and therefore form are the key, since then i am improving faster than ever, but It doesn't mean it's easy, some Days i just can't figure form and when the perspective is a little bit wierd it's hard to figure out how things would look, but now i know how to create a space for characters which is more than before so little by little It gets better
Thanks Kuzo. Thank you for the tips ❤❤
Congrats on 200k
I love listening to you while I'm drawing!
So helpful! Thank you so much! ❤️
Thank you so much for doing this video, e thanks to TH-cam for showing it to me😁
Learning to draw them wrong.👈
This can't be expressed enough.
Repetitive motion leads to comfortbilty but not a better drawing.
I suck. But I am trying. Lol!
And this video helped alot!!
Thank you!!!
But I'm painting now for the first time and it's going pretty cool.
I need to learn to draw because I have a million ideas for short movies and long movies. So thank you again!!!
i understood from your sketchbook video that perspective was an important way to improve but i still dont know how to practice perspective. what if i do it all wrong and have to relearn it? i would love a video where you could show how to practice perspective properly 😐
I’ve just been copying and copying other peoples art (like his sketchbook videos) and it’s been really helpful
@@erickjohnson4078 yeah i do that a lot too but when it comes to making something out of my head it just doesnt work :/
Congrats on 200k! And nice video!
God I need to get my big dumb brain into that mindset. I’ve know it for a while but it’s scary to approach. Today I need to draw more in perspective and learn it better and then I’m gonna do it some more
Hi kuzo! Im a big fan of urs and I just wanna say thank you so much for everything!! I have improved so much bc of your vids!’!!!!! 🥺🥺🥺😭
I love your videos, getting back into drawing, and wanna learn right!
Great Video!!!!! Just make sure you mention anatomical construction as well, Bridgeman and Loomis are terrific resources for learning that!
The most problem for me is scale, like how big or small my character is compared to a car or building, and knowing where to place characters correctly if it's two characters,as well as knowing how to keep proportions and scale if my character crouches or bends down.
I have a lot of trouble with this too. That's why all I draw these days is single characters in blank space...
Its really helping me, thanks man
201k subs❤️🎉🎉 congratulations
Good video Kuzomari! I can’t wait for your next video. 😀👍 I like your drawings and sketches, they look really good and cool. 😎
Yes
This is great, really the best advice I've ever heard up until now. Thank you so much for that!
Thanks a ton for the vid @kuzo your knowledge of art is really why I keep drawing and never give up. Can’t wait to be on your level one day! 😁
Thanks bro, and I like your art style.
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