One of the best ways to avoid stiff drawings is to avoid having stiff references, such as 3d models, which are tempting to use but they don't accurately depict the true flexibility of a living human being. I learned that one the hard way.
this is probably one of the best tutorials ive seen on youtube tbh that involves eliminating stiffness to your drawings, it gets the point across without being vague.
I've only been drawing for 6 months and I'm already at that level with the stiff drawings thanks to all Whyt Manga tutorials! So thank you do much for this. Although I am still struggling with my own original characters and poses
Whyt this is seriously the tutorial I needed. I’ve always wondered why my characters had no ‘life’ when I drew them and this video helps a lot. I’m looking to make a manga so this was very helpful
Preciate the video man! I always appreciate your videos dude. I just wanna say, been watching you since high school and my art style is bout similar to yours but been trying to stylize it. Hope that’s okay (not trying to steal your art style) keep up the good work. And also if you need video ideas, I’m sure some people would appreciate some updated anatomy/posing 🖤💯✊🏽
I have stiff drawing, not because of some tutorials. I never learned how to draw from something, it was always me, paper and my self isolation in drawings, because i didn't understand what i was doing, yeah Art became more advanced, but stiff poses stacked with me😵💫
Thank-you Whytmanga for these videos they really help us. Your manga apple black is amazing and inspire so many of us to do the same. Good luck with everything you do.♥ 🔥
Thank you, your videos always help me understand art more. As someone who is learning from TH-cam and other social media platforms. I appreciate the education behind the work! How important are references at this stage?
Why is it the opposite for me I can’t draw a stiff drawing for the life of me😭 I wanna make sheets but when I try the character when I make it stiff looks wonky💀
I think one of the mistakes I saw at single glance is why he's pointing forward like if holding a gun. People point at things with the palm parallel to the ground with all the fingers curled in but the index. When doing the "gun holding point" is because they are not pointing at the person but just wagging a chastising finger at you in an usual lateral motion with the forearm usually at a 90º or 45º of angle with the rest of the arm. Changing the angle of the shot can help give more dynamism, and foreshortening will always look kind of awkward because the artist would distort that finger in a ludicrous unnatural way (when the usual is that the finger will become out of focus instead). One should also think if the character is seen from the camera view or the POV of the other character, so need to take the level of their eyes into consideration, which will tilt the camera view differently and add more detail to the person pointing at you (like showing more of the nostrils if the target is smaller than the person pointing at them). Also yes, never forget to add more emotion to the expressions. It gets awkward to see perfect symmetrical faces that make no emotion when they are doing an action against somebody else (unless the character is a robot). Anyways, don't mind my ramble. I'm also on my own artistic learning journey and I tend to overthink things when I do research.
Woild it be possible for you to do a video on creating poses from imagination, thats honestly and issue ive been struggling with recently, im decent in anatomy , i plan to practice more in the summer , but before then id really like to be able think of my characters in different poses and draw them in those poses without or with as little reference as possible
I have a question. I know you’re busy, but please give a response whenever you can. Is being a Mangaka stressful for you or do you at least enjoy it to where some stress is worth it? Cause I heard that being one is kind of a nightmare. I saw that a lot of popular Mangaka’s have a lot of health issues. Or maybe it’s because Japan is a bit more hard on its people? I know EVERY job has its up’s and downs, but I just wanted more info. I’d appreciate a response soon, because I’m thinking about becoming one.
Honestly, for me not having the music makes me more inclined to focus on what he's trying to teach. It'd be more of a hindrance because you're more likely to watch but not actually learn why he's making the choices he is and study from it.
ADVICE FOR WHYT: your characters have to much clothes on man. Just keep it simple. The characters themselves are well thought out but their outfits is just layers and layers of fabrics and belts and hats and what not. Keep it simple. Check naruto ot bleach or one piece or Baki. Many of us can draw them without reference because the are simple designed.
But my drawing is supposed to be stiff cause he's a stickman.
😂😂😂😂😂
Omg I’m dying rn 😐
But he said this is ok
More like a stiffman
WE BECOMING BETTER ARTIST WIT THIS ONE
Keep up the fire as always
One of the best ways to avoid stiff drawings is to avoid having stiff references, such as 3d models, which are tempting to use but they don't accurately depict the true flexibility of a living human being.
I learned that one the hard way.
facts!
this is probably one of the best tutorials ive seen on youtube tbh that involves eliminating stiffness to your drawings, it gets the point across without being vague.
I've only been drawing for 6 months and I'm already at that level with the stiff drawings thanks to all Whyt Manga tutorials! So thank you do much for this. Although I am still struggling with my own original characters and poses
You made start my own manga 🎉
2 in one week. Vol 5 must really be on the way 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Whyt this is seriously the tutorial I needed. I’ve always wondered why my characters had no ‘life’ when I drew them and this video helps a lot. I’m looking to make a manga so this was very helpful
Great tutorial! I always try to add curves or dynamic poses in my art as a way of improving and to avoid stiffness. It definitely takes practice!
You helped me so much over the years I mean years lol thank you and will continue to be here
You are the best manga artist on youtube that I've seen, sir
Thanks, going to try to apply this today. You and Jey Odin are inspiring. Love your work keep it up, lookin forward to Apple Black Vol 5
Absolutely. This is why I opted to study dynamicism and anatomy at the same time. No use seperating the two when they are rarely seperate.
Preciate the video man! I always appreciate your videos dude. I just wanna say, been watching you since high school and my art style is bout similar to yours but been trying to stylize it. Hope that’s okay (not trying to steal your art style) keep up the good work. And also if you need video ideas, I’m sure some people would appreciate some updated anatomy/posing 🖤💯✊🏽
Glad to hear it! more vids coming, Especially once Vol 5 is done.
I have stiff drawing, not because of some tutorials. I never learned how to draw from something, it was always me, paper and my self isolation in drawings, because i didn't understand what i was doing, yeah
Art became more advanced, but stiff poses stacked with me😵💫
Great to have you back whyt😊
Thanks, a lot! Keep making videos, please.
Cant wait till the tournament ark!!!!
WHYT MANGA DROP ANOTHER VOLUME AND MY LIFE IS YOURS😊
It puts a smile on my face every time you post ❤❤❤
Can you also try to show us how you printed out your book covers?
Thank you bro you inspire me so much. 😊
Asymmetrical is your friend when posing
Thank-you Whytmanga for these videos they really help us. Your manga apple black is amazing and inspire so many of us to do the same. Good luck with everything you do.♥ 🔥
Fascinating
“What u have is not embarrassing “ felt it 😭😭😭
Excellent tutorial, as always! 🎉🎉🎉
Thanksssss
Hey i’ve been looking at your videos even the old ones😅😂 can you remake one about perspective points of view ? It was really helpful 🙏🏾
Thank you, your videos always help me understand art more. As someone who is learning from TH-cam and other social media platforms. I appreciate the education behind the work! How important are references at this stage?
Great to hear!
Rlly good vid bro
Great video man, thank you
Another amazing vid Whyt!
Why is it the opposite for me I can’t draw a stiff drawing for the life of me😭 I wanna make sheets but when I try the character when I make it stiff looks wonky💀
awesome video
Whyt manga can you make a tutorial of drawing hands pls😢
I need this 💯
Beast 👍
I miss your drawing tutorial videos Whyt Manga! I felt so lost without them but now the king as returned! 🥹
Happy to hear that!
@@whytmangatv Thank you Sensei 🙏🏿
When i try dynamic poses my proportions and anatomy end up suffering. I have a lot to work on
Please give us a tutorial for Copic Marker Style rendering on Clip Studio Paint!!!🙏🙏
Yo whyt can you make a tut on like manga inking because hearing a non Japanese mangaka existed i was inspired.
I think one of the mistakes I saw at single glance is why he's pointing forward like if holding a gun. People point at things with the palm parallel to the ground with all the fingers curled in but the index. When doing the "gun holding point" is because they are not pointing at the person but just wagging a chastising finger at you in an usual lateral motion with the forearm usually at a 90º or 45º of angle with the rest of the arm. Changing the angle of the shot can help give more dynamism, and foreshortening will always look kind of awkward because the artist would distort that finger in a ludicrous unnatural way (when the usual is that the finger will become out of focus instead). One should also think if the character is seen from the camera view or the POV of the other character, so need to take the level of their eyes into consideration, which will tilt the camera view differently and add more detail to the person pointing at you (like showing more of the nostrils if the target is smaller than the person pointing at them). Also yes, never forget to add more emotion to the expressions. It gets awkward to see perfect symmetrical faces that make no emotion when they are doing an action against somebody else (unless the character is a robot).
Anyways, don't mind my ramble. I'm also on my own artistic learning journey and I tend to overthink things when I do research.
Woild it be possible for you to do a video on creating poses from imagination, thats honestly and issue ive been struggling with recently, im decent in anatomy , i plan to practice more in the summer , but before then id really like to be able think of my characters in different poses and draw them in those poses without or with as little reference as possible
You are the best
i started to draw abit again
Just wanted to say these videos feel kinda off without background music, great information though
THX
Sano and Opal in JJK style?
If I’m gonna make Manga do I have to put a lot of crosshatching
I have a question. I know you’re busy, but please give a response whenever you can. Is being a Mangaka stressful for you or do you at least enjoy it to where some stress is worth it? Cause I heard that being one is kind of a nightmare. I saw that a lot of popular Mangaka’s have a lot of health issues. Or maybe it’s because Japan is a bit more hard on its people? I know EVERY job has its up’s and downs, but I just wanted more info. I’d appreciate a response soon, because I’m thinking about becoming one.
Would you work with fans?
Guys, trying be good anatomy first before doing like him doing.
Trust me, this pase is need alot of time
how long have you been making manga/comics?
what device do you use to make digital art ??
He is probably working on volume five because he has not uploaded in a month
You smart
@@whytmangatv thanks
Do you take commissions?
Please I need advice on how to post my first video
Yo I started making my own manga "force 11" currently I'm doing storyboarding
just saw this channel and you remind me of coryxkension
😭😭no hate but... bro REALLy needs to add some background music to his videos
Honestly, for me not having the music makes me more inclined to focus on what he's trying to teach. It'd be more of a hindrance because you're more likely to watch but not actually learn why he's making the choices he is and study from it.
ADVICE FOR WHYT: your characters have to much clothes on man. Just keep it simple. The characters themselves are well thought out but their outfits is just layers and layers of fabrics and belts and hats and what not. Keep it simple. Check naruto ot bleach or one piece or Baki. Many of us can draw them without reference because the are simple designed.
Thats his art style bro