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Love the edit and fantastic tip. I like the idea of practicing towards something, instead of just practicing a thing (like hands) whether no end in mind beyond wanting to be better at drawing hands. Great goal to have of course, but having a project you are building towards so the work doesn't get lost or discarded is a very cool idea. Thanks for the idea.

REally enjoyed the creativity and storytelling in your video, as well as the subject (obviously). Was getting some Casey Neistat vibes from your vid. Appreciate the effort and hope your drawings going well.

"Kim Jung Ji" hurts to hear

Great work Filippo!! You've come such a long way.

Rest in peace one of the worlds most skilled artists. 🕊️

Thank you so much for mentioning me, it's a great video for beginners and you are a talented artist, keep your passion!

What now every thing make sense... did this from the start so now I understand why I improved so much in so little time And the funnest thing is that I did all of that unconsciously

As always an amazing vudeo

Nice studies and clever additions. I am also doing Frazetta studies and it really is a great learning experience and the results as you said are pretty enjoyable as well.

очень крутое видео и по сьемке и по подаче информации. удивлена что тут меньше 1000 просмотров

Me: I never thanked you... -And you never will.- Kim Jung Gi RIP legend...

Your artstyle is just you. There's nothing to find.

awsome video thanks!!👌

ottimo video, molto interessante, faccio graffiti e quindi l'ho visto in questa chiave di lettura, penso che il messaggio si adatti benissimo anche a vari tipi di arti

A series I’m excited for.

incredibly underrated channel (comment for the glorious algorithm)

The hidden riddle is a rainbow 😁

Another brilliant video masterpiece…each video is a work of art in itself! And this one had a few wonderful surprises like the squirrel and also the subtle way you added the word SUBSCRIBE! I love how you always take us outside and this time the outdoor scenes were simply remarkable and edited by a genius 😎 The third question seemed the most interesting to me and your approach in tackling it makes perfect sense. Looking forward to seeing the series that will follow. The ANSWER to the Riddle has to be a rainbow 🌈

You made some great points in this video ❤️🎨

Thanks for making this series.

Watching your own time lapse is genius! 😃✨

great❤

What is the Music at 2:30

Subscribed forever man! You are a big big Inspiration, this is the 2nd video of yours I'm watching after the kim jung gi's. I'm very interested in both cinematography and art and you're an inspiring figure. You're a person others and myself can look up to. You deserve the all praise in the comments section and more. Thanks for the video, I'll slowly but surely watch all your videos and share it with a few friends of mine too. 🙌🏻🌟

I hope people take the actual message in this video: There's no such thing as drawing from Imagination. From an interview with Kim Jung Gi, he himself said that he has a very big internal library he built up from observation and practice. He drew everything he saw, at any moment of the day. Now he did admit he has a great visual memory, which helps a lot, but that's something everyone can develop. He drew countless numbers of cars and engines for example, so if he needed to draw an engine, he knew what it was supposed to look like. It's a skill which takes a lot of practice which is what a lot of people just don't recognize as being part of the drawing process. Just an example: putting animal heads on humanoid characters, is "easy" if you know how to draw humans, and you know how to draw the animal you're trying to get the head off of. You'll need to know the anatomy (for how to place muscles for example), you need to know how to draw the scales or fur etc. You'll be able to put these things together to make something which looks like it could exist. Even the way he drew without construction lines, which is what a lot of people want, came from tons of practice and studies. To people struggling, don't feel bad about using reference to learn. Everyone needs to do it, or the things you draw will look off. You need to build up your internal library so you can "imagine" the specific thing you want to draw. Noone's starting off with: ok, you can't draw anything, now start drawing a seagull from how you remember it. I can guarantee it won't go well since you most likely don't even know what a seagull looks like in reality (even if you've seen them regularly, there's many nuances in every "portrait" you haven't picked up on). So keep practicing, and you will get better. Build up that internal library, draw everything, in different angles, and you'll start to realize how to turn things around to other perspectives and draw them in different poses. It'll take a lot of practice, but you can get there if you have fun drawing :). So in the end: good video :D

I kinda can draw without references but I still have to draw some structural shapes or guideslines first for my brain to really see a clear image of what Im drawing.. and yeah Im still a newb..

The professional editing had my attention the entire time, nice job on this.

good content <3 espresso is amazing :D

Se potevo avere dubbi sul fatto che fossi italiano, il "che cazzo, lo devo fare" me li ha tolti immediatamente 😂

Love it great video =)

i love the length of your videos. Straight to the point but still very entertaining!

it's so wild to think that becoming an art god can actually be a goal. cause you usually see them as accomplished artists, and it seems unachievable, but it totally is!

my coffee won't be kidnapped cause your videos are amazing good sir

Excellent advice! Subscribed 🔔🥊 ✏

Noice. Would you mind summarizing "The Fastest Way To Improve [MY] Art" in a short, straight-to-the-point sentence? Grazie mille in anticipo. 🧐

I wanna draw better than a 7 year old first 💔✌️

As always this guy deserves more attention

Genuinely a good video and not a clickbait. Liked and subscribed!