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Asarohead. Great video, I like the pacing of your videos. Calmness over too much excitement. For me its so fascinating/satisfying to listen to another artist explain their process. Look forward to seeing the next sketchbook review :)

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Nice baby Yoda men

I've always wanted to be the 1000th view on a video. Mission complete.

Who is the artist you mention in the video? I think you said she is called "Kim the Domestic"? I'd be interested in checking her art out.

Surreal moment when my face pops up hahaha. Thanks for the shoutout! Loved the video, really inspiring to see the thought process!

Nice arts

Great content, keep it up.

Can you tell us what sketchbooks your used for this series. They look nice

i saw a kebab on the site thumbnail, what did you order back then?

Nice work there. I started Artwod because of you. I was about to purchased Proko the Basic Course, but then I saw your previous Videos, I saw you evolving threw your Sketchbooks, and i gave it a try. I love the way the course is structured, I can follow along, they are doing a nice work there.

Hey, don't shit talk the pieces you don't like, they don't know any better. They're trying their hardest and they're still damn phenomenal!

The art you do is amazing, thank you for showing it, really! 🥰. Can you show the proces of the drawing in another video, im interested in that process too hehe. Sockeye hshs

Are you doing pencil sketches beforehand or just going straight into ink?

This is so inspiring! It really motivates me to draw 🔥

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I loved the sketchbook! Can you please tell me its name?

very interesting video, don't feel embarrassed at all, it was so interesting seen you evolving threw these exercises. I think sketching in a sketchbook is so much better, in terms of perspective into the past. Its like a diary, a visual diary. And it is always inspiring to have a look at. Nice job, consistent effort, bravo :)

watch it all, i laugh with the ego comment, that was funny. How do you balance work and finding time to practice, that is always my struggle. Right now i have a week off from work, and its so easy, i just wake up, make my self a coffee, and i start sketching for a few hours. It is so hard when i work, and the progress is slower...

10:54 It's funny how you showed exactly what my first character design looks like after learning anatomy

How long would this take to reach a good level? For example, 2 years at 4 hours a day?

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Cheers that’s really inspiring! ❤

Wow, what you mention in the video is so true. I started art college this year and the topic in the first unit started with perspective! It is so crucial to learn it, everything we draw in 3d depends on perspective, there is no way around it. Right now, we moved on to portraiture, which I found more interesting but a bit harder than perspective, because we deal with organic shapes, but I find using perspective constantly. Ultimately, I want to become a character designer. After watching this video, I now know what to focus on to improve my drawings. I was looking for a long time for the kind of video like this, so I really appreciate your effort there. Also, the channel looks promising for quality art education content. I will definitely come back for more! Especially if you decide to cover creature design, it's kinda stuff I am looking into as my character designer niche, would be nice to see your thoughts and take on this subject. Lastly I will take a look into Artwod, looks like a good stuff. The learning path reminds me of how Century approaches it's math and english included in my college program. It's quite effective because it shows you areas where you struggle the most, if Artwod is something like that, their offer would look very attractive for me, cause sometimes It's not immediately obvious to me with what I struggle with.

Started drawabox a day ago, exactly like how you were, self taught without proper guidance, was looking for a mentor and to build upon those skills. thank you for sharing your perspectice.

Big medium small 😊 another great video! I’d love to see you go over your old art and point out things you’ve learned since, that’d be cool

Amazing video. I’ve been somewhat in denial of needing to learn these essential fundamentals but something about your video makes me find it more approachable now 😅 though I think it’ll be very much 20% fundamentals and 80% fun for me for awhile. Thanks for the great video! 😊

ohh, Me and I draw. OHHH, I actually just kept on thinking it was a different language

Many thanks for the organization and delivery of these points, I am recently back into art as life events have seen fit to renew with urgency heh

I was always so confused about the horizon line because I thought it had 1 vanishing point, or 2 or even 3 at max, but nobody told me that this is something you just choose and you can have infinite vanishing points until I saw another video recently other than this one, and it finally clicked and now it makes sense and everything just got simpler. Like really trying to learn how to draw on your own is basically imposible, doing so with tutorial videos is just a little bit better but still extremely hard. On the other hand learnign with really useful videos that focus on key points and look as if an actual mentor who's worked in the industry is directly talking to you, now that, that is really how one can learn and improve! I'm so glad I found this video. After thinking I had already searched what all of youtube had to offer in terms of learning art, I'm glad to find that recently a lot of new channels are comming up with incredibly useful learning material (not just a "tutorial" for the views), or at least now i'm able to find them again! I'm seeing a new wave of artists offering all of this for free and I feel like I can keep learning and improving now after being stuck for years..

Great video. Keep it up ❤

Great video !

Drawing has allowed me to see many things that I was not aware of about myself. my tolerance for frustration, the desire to want to be better at something, how to deal with envy, my level of patience, the joy of seeing progress in something no matter how small it is, the trust in your abilities and what you have learned For me it is an excellent diagnosis to know you as a person.

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Avoid distortion when using 2 or 3 point perspective by using a cone of view of 60 >=80 degrees.

You’re doing such a great job breaking all of this down!! Extremely helpful video :)

All this value for free? Wow. Thanks man, this is amazing info.