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this was lovely to watch! also i realised as i heard you speak- we literally critique our art way too much and others don’t even find it bad!! i loved all your pages, whether they were scribbles or complete illustrations! loved this sm❤❤

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This is fascinating, thank you for sharing your experience with us all ☺

My Halloween stickers are still available! 😁Actually, the only Halloween one I designed is the pumpkin…🎃 The bat, ghost, and candy corn are designed by Artfarm (aren’t they cute?!?)….they are all available in my shop. Along with the clown and thistle. 😉 www.etsy.com/shop/leannedelux/

Oh, the AI is just terrible at making stories. When it suggests I do a thing, it is wrong some dozens or even a hundred times more than it is right. Its suggestions are context-deprived circular poorly-derived travesties upon language - that said, my husband does enjoy playing with his ‘AI-Dungeon’ and simply delights in the many ways he can break it and shape it. He would rather pursue his own artistic ideal, but works far too hard to afford the time and necessary headspace for the higher creative processes. However, I do use it as a very terrible Labrador-friend of a beta reader, sanity check (wrote a birthing scene and having never experienced such: was adamant that I get it right - even as I have chosen an option related to transverse lie that would be unthinkable to modern doctoring (which was sadly, unavailable)). I use it also as a sounding board for the personal organisation of my wider and wilder ideations, and finally I use it occasionally in the stead of googling for a basic research answer, because between google’s absurd amount of sponsored content (which has made it for me: unusable) and the paywalls across various academia and the sheer time sink written into the websites themselves to better their algorithmic and advertisement performances: It has become the necessary Devil. But there is great difference between using a tool in the manner of a tool, and in pretending it’s writing is better than the many poorly translated Xianxia and Wuxia works I have painfully pushed through in the pursuit of the core conceptions which so thrilled me. Broken English, untranslated idioms, maniacal punctuation: All better than what AI has written in the examples I have seen. Though this might be a poor craftsman’s use of a tool for a job it is very much not the best at. Like a person who wiggles the printing plates and smudges the ink over the whole opposed to the monk who carefully applies every dot and flourish upon his bible. It is entirely possible that there will come a day that an AI is a marvellous brush in the hands of a fabulous artist; when an AI is a magnificent pen in the fingers of a masterful author: But that day does not seem to be today. And should it come to pass, and drive all professional artists and authors out of business, and all the joys of Creation from this Earth: Verily, I shall hobby along, performing a dance in an empty room for none but the pleasure of thineself, and mine few fellow enjoyers of this small and fiscally-maligned pursuit.

That was very fun to watch. When came out the scooper (no idea what the actual name is), my eyes popped open like dinner plates. I didn’t expect it to transition into three dimensions at all for some reason. This likely shows what a novice I am in artistry. And I am. Only recently starting to make things again, and I like them… but I had to think: what I’ve got going is surely not that unique, but I very much enjoy it. If I investigate the proper way to draw anything as decreed by anyone: will it positively, or negatively affect that core that makes what I’m doing fun? And I don’t know. So I’m going to keep going a while in pure ignorance.

Yes! This!

I thought you said 'vegetable glycerine' but I noticed there is a comma between vegetable and glycerine lol what kind of vegetables i wonder?

why she talk like kamala harris though

This is great advice except perhaps if the artist is concerned with making money. Then the words "Art Style" usually equate to a marketable brand. Because an artist's work has to be instantly recognizable as that artist's work in the marketplace. That is the way the system has commoditised artists.Though really, art should be about transformation rather than transaction.

ooooh these paints look fun!! it's a shame kuretake is so expensive where I am

Good to see you back! The paints look lovely. As to difficulties in creating, some days the biggest challenge is the motivation to get in gear and just do it.

I’ve been all over the place with learning and trying new things since a little girl. Now I’m nearly 40 and wanting to be a professional artist… there is a time for experimentation and for some there will be a time for a definite style so I agree and disagree

I love how it went, "QuALity cOntEnt" lol like the stickers btw sooo cuteeeeeeeeeee

Wow, these colours look so gorgeous <3 I came from Adam's latest video where you left a nice comment, checked out your videos and left you a sub. Really like your way of talking.

drawing everyday is a good idea if a person can, helps create muscle memory and link your eyes to your hands. even better if you can draw with a purpose, or goal i guess, draw to learn some skill or how to use a medium

i am a firm believer that bad art makes a person a better artist, we learn the best from the failures we make 😀🥰

If you love creating, it really doesn't matter what style it is. Just make stuff and enjoy the process and be proud of the result. If you want to get better at a specific thing, rinse & repeat. If you want to do something else, do something else. Why let yourself be pigeon-holed by a style. Change lanes as much as you want... there's no art police.

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I am obsessed with sparkly metallic watercolours, particularly the handmade ones! My favourite Etsy shop brand is Hydracolour!

what gorgeous colours!! great work lovely 🥰

I have tried the Yasatomo ones before, with moderate success. These looked interesting, but at the price I do not see me trying them anytime soon. Loved seeing your demo.

Be sure to let me know if you know the correct pronunciation!! 🙃 (YOO-lee? OO-lee? Something else?!?) Also, have you tried sparkly watercolors before?

Love the drawing ❤ and video

Ive been doing the daily doodle diary challenge, its been so fun ☺☺

As a person who use to draw every day yes drawing everyday did help. Now that i don't draw consistently i feel so rusty

I agree, I always love doing messy things in my sketchbook BUT imo messy and aesthetic can be the same thing. I liked glueing things in my sketchbook and decorating my sketches before tiktok. I'll do random messy sketches and decorate them because I FEEL like it and enjoy it, not because it's whats trendy. It doesnt have to be finished or perfect to be aesthetic.

As someone who plays an instrument, I cannot emphasize enough the need for regular, consistent practice if you want to improve. And that does include the room to just fool around and have fun sometimes. And I like your advice to know yourself and your limits. Thank you for another thought provoking video.

I really like your take on this ❤ it's all about knowing our limits and choosing deliberately to build good habits ^^ i try to do at least 15 to 30 minutes of art every day. Usually a quick sketch with a bit of watercolour ^^ i also can sometimes choose to work or only one piece during a few days. It all depends on the mood ❤

YYAYAY I'm really interested to hear your thoughts on this cus I really do struggle to draw consistently 😭

Awwww stop🥹🥹🥹Tysm❤

I know I need to watch this one

hope you had a wonderful stream Leanne 😊😊

Cupcake looking cute❤So are the rest of the doodles

this looks awesome, great work!! 😊😊

I love your art!

Loved it 🫶🏻