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The most absurd thing is that there are people who manage to do mini tutorials in 1min while others are just "look at how good I am but let's pretend this is a tuto"
I hate when I find a tutorial of a completely coloured artwork, and all they do is show me how to do the line art. Then they proceed to say, oh just add details and shading and colour it. Like, please someone explain how to shade and add colour too! That's the most difficult part for me.
To be fair, this kind of *is* the stuff you should be expecting from a Tiktok art tutorial. Nobody can cover all of the processes behind creating a fully finished art work without sacrificing actual usefulness in order to fit it into a short video format. You can find many videos that explain how to color or draw clothes or hair or faces, but you'll find that they're never in a catch-all one-video tutorial because of the sheer amount of material that would need to be covered. Anyways case in point; part of the issue is simply looking for the right things in the wrong places.
I was about to say you forgot about the obnoxious copyright free music blaring over any meager instructions the poster might supply but I’m glad you added it
Then there are those art "tutorials" that will draw something in a simple/anime/cartoon style with a BIG RED X, then draw it ✨hyper realistic✨ with a BIG GREEN TICK! Why golly gee thanks! As if the concept of different art styles for different purposes or tastes doesn't exist! :D :D :D
I wish people would just post a regular speed paint of their art instead of pretending it's a "tutorial". I'd watch it even if it wasn't supposed to be a tutorial because I like the art and the process is interesting
@@urban_nocturne Confirm it myself. I constantly post speedpaints because one day I hope my art will be more recognized, but also because I like speedpaint videos
Ah yes, if you draw like shit, the solution is to NOT draw like shit 🙃 Comments bots be like: OMG so useful channel! I'm subscribing. Meanwhile artists who actually wants a tutorial: **sad cat crying gif**
lol it's just like those tiktokers "well im going to show you why im better than you and faster than you by not showing you all the process of my drawing so i will get more views and you will learn nothing from my video"
@@Window4503 uh yes it is? The title states that this video is like some of the tiktok art tutorials. This comment says that this video is like what some tiktokers do. If there is a difference explain please.
I hate those type of people. Thinking they're great when in reality, someone is a lot better than them who actually does a good tutorial but do they try to learn, nope. They just look down on others.
sometimes the person recording the tiktok will act so crazy as if they're going insane. I remember seeing this one art tiktok and the girl was just screaming every single line she said.
The worst part for me is when a video just blows past the sketch phase. As a beginner, i'm here to learn how to do the sketch phase properly, but I can't do that if they blow past it in three seconds flat!
I absolutely resonate with this entire video, trying to learn how to draw took me a lot longer with some of those peoples' "tutorials"... because truthfully, people who do these types of "tutorials" I think just want to flex at how good their art is, so they can get a flow of commissions from people. They aren't really trying to help people get better at art!
I actually learn a lot from these types of tutorials. Specifically about how not to teach art, and about the need for egotistical artists to constantly try to gloat about how their art is superior by avoiding constructive criticism and instead showing them that they find it "easy" to understand, by underexplaining and making it seem like it's common knowledge.
YES THIS THIS THIS IS WHAT I HATE ABOUT THOSE AWFUL TUTORIALS!! Back when I didn't understand what I needed to learn, they really brought me down and I hate them so much
This is even funnier when you realize ronnilust actually makes some of the most succinct and genuinely helpful art tutorials out there. An even bigger insult when crappy tutorials go viral.
That is true indeed, a shame that a lot of actually great artists don't get the attention they deserve but the "Woah look i can spin my pen after 26 takes and then use the eraser tool to remove the white layer above the finished artwork, i'm so cool gisuhvsvdfjgsddsdsdhdhdb" ones do
@@mangleofficial8040 if you wanna improve as a self taught, i recommend winged canvas and take 1 or 2 tips to see how you like it(oh and also ronillust, sometimes have some tips and they're easy to spot by the title)
@@AlicornHana No offense, but winged canvas is the 10 minute equivalent of what this video is complaining about, also I hate the clickbaity thumbnails and titles, they are (for lack of a better word) cringe.
Every "do this not this" on Instagram like they're called art tips but they don't gave you the tip. They're like plenty of artists out there willing to learn to improve their art skills :
apart from tiktok, in picture tutorials sometimes the difference is just so subtle its like the person just copy pasted the same image and put a cross and check sign on them and then u have to spend the next few minutes playing find the difference in the two images lol unless the ppl in comments point that out
Not gonna lie, some youtube "tutorials" are like that too where they dont explain anything and just go like "uhhh here i got this line goeeen like dis and this line like this and i got my arm here and my ass there and.... voila"
this right here is why 99% of tutorials are ass and dont work for me. they dont explain shit and just expect me to know stuff and then show like 10/200 steps. its always the worst when "beginner" tutorials are aimed at people who arent beginners and already know the skill and aree trying to improve
What really annoys me about these kinds of videos is they'll draw the first one really badly, then the next really well. And the thing they're telling you to do differently isn't even a difference it's just the same drawing done with 100x more effort.
Im pretty sure that's 85% of the whole world wide internet... I had to learn the hard way... By actually doing and looking things up... Like lighting and shading works and different types of body structures and how organs fit in there... The most important tip really is... Just do till you improve, you will find certain *tricks* or short ways to do hard and complex stuff... It won't be perfect, you always see flaws in it no matter what, and that's true. Everything can be done in a better way, but not always it's the right way.
This reminds me of easy little drawings so much 😭 he just draws bad and doesn’t even explain what’s bad about it and then just draws good on the second without explaining what he did differently 😭😭😭
I think the problem with these is that they're trying to show too many solutions at once instead of showing a decent drawing with a problem **a** as in **singular** and then showing how to fix the problem step by step. but instead it just gets jumbled up with everything when done all at once, hence the "get gud" feeling of these tutorials
And even some that do focus on one solution tend not to explain them, I saw one the other day about hair but it didn't go into why the differences were wrong/right or what to do if the hair you're drawing is a different length, color, hairstyle, just one long wig basically. A little detail on how and why everything works. It's like an English speaker learning Japanese but then speaking Japanese with the English grammar structure, they aren't giving you the "why" it works.
what else i hate is when they rip on perfectly good art. like yeah it may not be ~anatomically correct~ but that's just the other artist's style. the old anime style from around the 2000 is still very charming and nostalgic
I don't expect to learn anything when I watched the tutorial on TikTok but sometimes there are just really helpful tips that I never know happened to drop from them
This happens a lot on Blender sculpting tutorials. They show themselves doing the thing but don't even explain how to get the UI to show up, let alone what they're actually doing!!
I really want to draw with pencil and not on a computer but literally everyone on the internet uses a pc for their tutorials. "yeab bro just use control c bro its so easy"
Don't worry, there are still many tutorials that do not involve digital art. Maybe try searching graphite pencil tutorials or coloured pencil tutorials :)
So true. These "art tutorials" are just speed timelapses, you can barely learn anything while watching them. Should be better to watch a live process video instead.
This video is so good. 🤣 That's exactly what those 1 minute "tutorial" videos are like. It's only missing the coloured outlined text popping on screen while talking.
i’ve seen so many tutorials that say something like “ hair tutorial !! but idk how to describe it so just watch me draw it LOL “ and it doesn’t even try to give any pointers on it 😭
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Ah yes, that's it. The good ol' owl tutorial.
* *How to draw an owl* *
Step 1: Draw a circle.
Step 2: Draw the rest of the fucking owl.
Literally every single tutorial ever
"add details"
Why don't they just make it using shapes it would have been easier but no they all do is direct glow up that looks realistic
@@mr.chipotle9716 Haha the meme came before that actually. Murgoten’s was just an illustration. It’s a common (but apt) one :)
First step is hardest one
The most absurd thing is that there are people who manage to do mini tutorials in 1min while others are just "look at how good I am but let's pretend this is a tuto"
Yes they usually flex on their expensive pencils like Caran D’ache or something
Yeah LavenderTowne is a good example. She makes 1 min tutorials that are ACTUALLY helpful
@@sylentnote i love lavender towne she helped me out so much
I love the fact that it cut off, absolutely genius
@@melancholicegg1000 i think its just a shorter way of saying tutorial
You forgot the obnoxious TikTok text to speech
*it’s ALWAYS the female voice*
Why can't they pick *literally* any other voice
"help! I am chased by a murderer! 😂😂😃😃😃"
@@vincentdreemurr *my uncle just died from lung cancer five days ago* 😀😄😁😃🤣🤣🤣
@@MysticFIourCookie
> *excited music.mp3
It's truly enlightening whenever someone puts the X and the Check above their drawings. Without them I'd have to use my brain.
You have a brain and know how to use it- and then there's people on tiktok
🤣🤣🤣
Thank goodness for the Cross and Tick because the difference between each image is so subtle I'd be lost without being shown.
It makes me even madder when, instead of check mark, they use a fucking circle
They're not even tutorials, they all basically just say "Don't draw bad. Just draw good!"
I will draw good if I can draw snas undetail and boifiend without any deformities
Fr
“Okay,so first you draw the body..” *shows tutorial*
“Then you add details!” *MAKES ENTIRE FULLY COLORED ARTWORK WITH CLOTHES,HAIR,AND A FACE*
I hate when I find a tutorial of a completely coloured artwork, and all they do is show me how to do the line art. Then they proceed to say, oh just add details and shading and colour it. Like, please someone explain how to shade and add colour too! That's the most difficult part for me.
To be fair, this kind of *is* the stuff you should be expecting from a Tiktok art tutorial. Nobody can cover all of the processes behind creating a fully finished art work without sacrificing actual usefulness in order to fit it into a short video format. You can find many videos that explain how to color or draw clothes or hair or faces, but you'll find that they're never in a catch-all one-video tutorial because of the sheer amount of material that would need to be covered. Anyways case in point; part of the issue is simply looking for the right things in the wrong places.
I was about to say you forgot about the obnoxious copyright free music blaring over any meager instructions the poster might supply but I’m glad you added it
Dont forget about the crappy tiktok girl voice
@@basicbacon5951 I try to but it always returns :(
@@johnpaulcross424 lol
theres never copyright free music playing on tiktoks
it is always copyrighted
@@basicbacon5951 the automated one or the actual human voices?
It's so annoying when the "bad art" isn't explained why it's bad
It's so often just the artist doing their best impression of a child's scribbles
half the time its a decent normal drawing that they just claim is shit
Reminds me of the dad vs. mom mobile ads…
Oh God - we’ve become mobile game ads
or it's just a style of art that they personally don't like
@@primetime645 NOOOOOOOO-
Then there are those art "tutorials" that will draw something in a simple/anime/cartoon style with a BIG RED X, then draw it ✨hyper realistic✨ with a BIG GREEN TICK! Why golly gee thanks! As if the concept of different art styles for different purposes or tastes doesn't exist! :D :D :D
I seriously hate it. I think those types of video would only be ok if the drawing with the red X, was realistic but anatomicaly incorrect.
Tutorial: Draws a big red X over a simplistic nose and then does a hyper realistic face
Me who doesn’t even draw noses in my cartoony art style: 👁👄👁
@@catphin8495 Noses are smelly stinky 🙂
Yeah but on the other side of the coin asian cartoons are inferior in technique to any hyper realism well done
@@nicolasvanced3137 Well it may not be more complex in technic, but it’s not like it’s wrong, like how those types of videos portray it
I wish people would just post a regular speed paint of their art instead of pretending it's a "tutorial". I'd watch it even if it wasn't supposed to be a tutorial because I like the art and the process is interesting
*cough* I dont mean to advertise BUTTTTTTTTT
Hey! Over here! I do speedpaints!
I'm pretty sure they only do that bc people are usually more interested in tutorials. I feel like regular speedpaint videos aren't as popular :/
@@urban_nocturne can confirm
@@urban_nocturne Confirm it myself. I constantly post speedpaints because one day I hope my art will be more recognized, but also because I like speedpaint videos
Ah yes, if you draw like shit, the solution is to NOT draw like shit 🙃
Comments bots be like: OMG so useful channel! I'm subscribing.
Meanwhile artists who actually wants a tutorial: **sad cat crying gif**
This is 1 of all good reasons not to have tiktok
BUT HOW WOOD I NO IT SNARKIE IF NOT FOR DA “Ah yes,” AT DA STARD
lol it's just like those tiktokers "well im going to show you why im better than you and faster than you by not showing you all the process of my drawing so i will get more views and you will learn nothing from my video"
Have you by any chance read the title of the video maybe?
@@noobatredstone3001 That’s…not what OP meant.
@@Window4503 uh yes it is? The title states that this video is like some of the tiktok art tutorials. This comment says that this video is like what some tiktokers do. If there is a difference explain please.
I hate those type of people. Thinking they're great when in reality, someone is a lot better than them who actually does a good tutorial but do they try to learn, nope. They just look down on others.
The "the worst music ever being in the background" is so fucking true
sometimes the person recording the tiktok will act so crazy as if they're going insane. I remember seeing this one art tiktok and the girl was just screaming every single line she said.
I HATE the screamers.
And I thought scammers were bad enough and now there’s an E
@@Nina-wh6hb missed opportunity to type REEEE
@@thehutch7728 just put a huge cucumber in their mouths, they will shut up
@@thehutch7728 I hate em too
*"Well that's huge difference right there huh 🗿"*
- Sun Tzu
The worst part for me is when a video just blows past the sketch phase. As a beginner, i'm here to learn how to do the sketch phase properly, but I can't do that if they blow past it in three seconds flat!
Shorter videos seem to do better on TikTok and it's a good excuse to promote your website
I absolutely resonate with this entire video, trying to learn how to draw took me a lot longer with some of those peoples' "tutorials"... because truthfully, people who do these types of "tutorials" I think just want to flex at how good their art is, so they can get a flow of commissions from people. They aren't really trying to help people get better at art!
I actually learn a lot from these types of tutorials.
Specifically about how not to teach art, and about the need for egotistical artists to constantly try to gloat about how their art is superior by avoiding constructive criticism and instead showing them that they find it "easy" to understand, by underexplaining and making it seem like it's common knowledge.
YES THIS THIS THIS IS WHAT I HATE ABOUT THOSE AWFUL TUTORIALS!! Back when I didn't understand what I needed to learn, they really brought me down and I hate them so much
This is even funnier when you realize ronnilust actually makes some of the most succinct and genuinely helpful art tutorials out there. An even bigger insult when crappy tutorials go viral.
That is true indeed, a shame that a lot of actually great artists don't get the attention they deserve but the
"Woah look i can spin my pen after 26 takes and then use the eraser tool to remove the white layer above the finished artwork, i'm so cool gisuhvsvdfjgsddsdsdhdhdb" ones do
Such as @nnursema
Dont forget Lavendertowne
"Did a little drawing off camera"
Imagine needing tiktok tutorials when you can be an sigma artist and use youtube💪😎
I'm self taught 🗿🗿🗿
@@mangleofficial8040 if you wanna improve as a self taught, i recommend winged canvas and take 1 or 2 tips to see how you like it(oh and also ronillust, sometimes have some tips and they're easy to spot by the title)
@@AlicornHana No offense, but winged canvas is the 10 minute equivalent of what this video is complaining about, also I hate the clickbaity thumbnails and titles, they are (for lack of a better word) cringe.
Or pintrest
You could be even more sigma and not use any at all
**DON'T**: draw bad art.
**DO**: draw good art.
Every "do this not this" on Instagram like they're called art tips but they don't gave you the tip. They're like plenty of artists out there willing to learn to improve their art skills :
apart from tiktok, in picture tutorials sometimes the difference is just so subtle its like the person just copy pasted the same image and put a cross and check sign on them and then u have to spend the next few minutes playing find the difference in the two images lol unless the ppl in comments point that out
This is the best drawing tutorial I've seen! Finally some real drawing tips!
Steven universe music box cover, some Disney song, some weird remix etc
Those are those the things i always hear whenever i watch an art "tutorial" video so yeah you've got it right
How to draw an eye
Step 1, draw an oval
Step 2, draw a circle
Step 3, draw a timelapse of me making an eye
LITERALLY 😭😭 ITS JUST SO USELESS
Do you have crippling depression? Just be happy duh🤓
exactlyyyy 😭
lol. It has the same equivalent of "umm if ure homeless, just buy a house, duh?
@@kepe2250 mass shooting in your school? Just don't die, lol
"IF YOU'RE LONELY JUST GET A SPOUSE JEEZ HOW HARD IS IT????🤓🤓🤓"
“Country running low on money? No problem! Simply print more, like so! 😉🥰🎉“
*-This post was made by Germany circa 1914 - 1924*
Not gonna lie, some youtube "tutorials" are like that too where they dont explain anything and just go like "uhhh here i got this line goeeen like dis and this line like this and i got my arm here and my ass there and.... voila"
Its like spongebob explaining to squidward how to do a perfect circle
“First I draw this head,
Then I erase some of the more detailed features,
And one two three…
A circle… thingy!”
accurate, lmao. they literally aren’t helpful at all.
I love the videos on youtube that compile tiktok art tips that are actually helpful
Trying to learn to draw right now…. I feel this video in my bones.
"Don't draw like this, Draw like this"
THIS IS SO ACCURATE OMG IM SO GLAD HE CALLED THESE PEOPLE OUT
Satire aside, that final picture is wonderful. I always enjoy you art :)
When they have 50 million layers and then explain without actually explaining.
😃
Already too accurate and then he added "also imagine the worst music ever playing in the background." I fell out laughing 😭🤣
this is dark souls veteran logic, if you're bad at the game, just improve
How to learn to draw: git gud
This was so incredibly helpful. I now know all art.
this right here is why 99% of tutorials are ass and dont work for me. they dont explain shit and just expect me to know stuff and then show like 10/200 steps. its always the worst when "beginner" tutorials are aimed at people who arent beginners and already know the skill and aree trying to improve
Amazing tutorial, I already feel the technic growing through my eyes to my hands
Thank you
(Love your videos ♡)
the fact spongebob made this same joke like 15 years ago makes this so much better.
You forgot to say "and keep on practicing!" At the end
Seems right when you look at tutorials they start at the start then they leave out like half the steps
Thanks bro! Recommended this video to some Leonardo da Vinci guy I knew a while back and he can draw quite well now!
What really annoys me about these kinds of videos is they'll draw the first one really badly, then the next really well. And the thing they're telling you to do differently isn't even a difference it's just the same drawing done with 100x more effort.
Im pretty sure that's 85% of the whole world wide internet...
I had to learn the hard way... By actually doing and looking things up... Like lighting and shading works and different types of body structures and how organs fit in there...
The most important tip really is... Just do till you improve, you will find certain *tricks* or short ways to do hard and complex stuff... It won't be perfect, you always see flaws in it no matter what, and that's true. Everything can be done in a better way, but not always it's the right way.
Incredibly helpful. I appreciate it a ton.
This reminds me of easy little drawings so much 😭 he just draws bad and doesn’t even explain what’s bad about it and then just draws good on the second without explaining what he did differently 😭😭😭
Took me years to learn these basics and i'm still learning values and proportions.
Wow this tutorial is so helpful!!!
Forgot the part where they use the eraser tool to reveal a finished and coloured picture as if there was a magic brush that does that all for you.
"Here is what you should do instead"
:"draw better"
(Hope that helped ;))
Totally helped :D
This is incredibly accurate.
Oh my god thank you so much now i can draw
This is so useful!!
I think the problem with these is that they're trying to show too many solutions at once instead of showing a decent drawing with a problem **a** as in **singular** and then showing how to fix the problem step by step. but instead it just gets jumbled up with everything when done all at once, hence the "get gud" feeling of these tutorials
And even some that do focus on one solution tend not to explain them, I saw one the other day about hair but it didn't go into why the differences were wrong/right or what to do if the hair you're drawing is a different length, color, hairstyle, just one long wig basically. A little detail on how and why everything works. It's like an English speaker learning Japanese but then speaking Japanese with the English grammar structure, they aren't giving you the "why" it works.
“How to draw anatomy properly”
Part 1 - draw a circle
Part 2 - you can’t draw a circle
what else i hate is when they rip on perfectly good art. like yeah it may not be ~anatomically correct~ but that's just the other artist's style. the old anime style from around the 2000 is still very charming and nostalgic
Still more informational than the tiktoks lmao.
It's like coding tutorials where the guy just shits out 80% of the vital parts without ever explaining how and what they do.
i think what makes a bad tutorial, is the fact that they dont elaborate on why something is done very much
"And for the next step we will be cooking Uranium 236-..."
The art version of "Homeless? Buy a house."
I don't expect to learn anything when I watched the tutorial on TikTok but sometimes there are just really helpful tips that I never know happened to drop from them
This happens a lot on Blender sculpting tutorials. They show themselves doing the thing but don't even explain how to get the UI to show up, let alone what they're actually doing!!
When it's not the person teaching an ugly asf drawing that we will never use at our entire life
Thank you so much. This was so helpful.
this is so true ligit actually a tiktok drawing tutorial was recomended to me and its was the exact same.
And there are so many of them (not only on TikTok) that I don't manage to find good ones anymore.
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
never gonna tell a lie
This is beyond accurate 😭
following these types of tutorials
is like trying to draw something in your head
That last point is the most true in my opinion.
To be honest I was planning to actually do an art tutorial until I realized how stupid they are
Tiktok artists for real turn their 1 minute tutorials into a full 10 hour art session
I really want to draw with pencil and not on a computer but literally everyone on the internet uses a pc for their tutorials. "yeab bro just use control c bro its so easy"
Don't worry, there are still many tutorials that do not involve digital art. Maybe try searching graphite pencil tutorials or coloured pencil tutorials :)
So true as nothing in my life before, every word of what you just said was 100% accurate
Sometimes tutorials are like this because some tutorials are made for more skilled artists.
So true. These "art tutorials" are just speed timelapses, you can barely learn anything while watching them. Should be better to watch a live process video instead.
This video is so good. 🤣
That's exactly what those 1 minute "tutorial" videos are like. It's only missing the coloured outlined text popping on screen while talking.
unironically, that speedraw help me a little, and was funny.
Thanks bro your a life saver I don't know what I would have done with out you
The one thing I hate about these type of tutorials is with the 'bad' art looking like scribbles or is obviously wrong, it felt patronising
Yep. Classic guide to how to draw an owl. Step one: draw a circle. Step two: draw the rest of the owl.
they gave us hope
Ohhhhh THAT'S how you draw properly! Thanks for the tutorial
i’ve seen so many tutorials that say something like “ hair tutorial !! but idk how to describe it so just watch me draw it LOL “ and it doesn’t even try to give any pointers on it 😭
the art tutorials that will only ever create that exact same drawing
thanks, helped me very much, now i can draw better, then ever before! :D
Ironically I’m saving this under my drawing tips playlist
Me explaining how to draw, to my sister
This is so true about the tutorials 💀
Write that down, write that down!
This was very useful! 11/10
Someone finally said it thankyou so much 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Yep, that pretty much sums it up.