Personally, drawing in anime is style is just, drawing realistically, but in the most un realistic way possible, ik that doesnt make any sense but that's how I think of it
It depends on how cartoonish your style is but you need alot of knowledge on human anatomy and from different angles and perspectives, especially if you draw full body poses. And for the face knowledge on the skull makes it easier
I get it’s sarcasm, but you seriously could easily learn if you spend a few hours a day only studying and learning to do art. It would only take a few months to a year to get to a competent level with enough dedication. To a master level it could take anywhere between a few years and 20 years. Really hone in on one thing and get good at it, whether that be hands, body, butt, eyes, nose, feet, whatever. Spend roughly 20 hours on each subject matter trying to do something different each time with it. 20 hours is more than enough to really have a good knowledge of something very specific. Use shape language and build up to detail and then perspective. If you understand something at its most simple level then the complex levels are a lot easier to master.
Adrei: learns how to draw an absolutely decent and proper anime in just a week. Me drawing for almost a year and still cant draw properly: 🤡 I'm not a clown.. im the whole goddamn Circus.
You're not alone. Same here . I'm not trying to make you bad or anything (^^") All we can possibly do is still practice, even if it's just little doodles....
@Paul Holding I'm sorry you feel that way :( Art isn't easy to be honest..... Especially when it comes to perspective and color rules, but I believe you can still do it.
i've been drawing for two years and only started seriously learning few weeks ago and i can see a great improvement in my art that would've taken me months to get if i continued practicing the way i was. i would recommend watching videos on 'how' to practice stuff (by marc brunet and naoki saito) cause it really helped me to improve faster by knowing what i have to work on step by step.
Art takes patience. You see, I've been drawing for almost 4 years. And I think my art is good. I don't mean my art is the same as Picasso or other artists. But I've been training, studying the anatomy whenever I can, learning to colour, trying new things and most importantly having fun. So You can do it! keep believing! :)
tbh I've had a little bit of experience with art but in a different style like doodle, realism, etc. Ive been drawing my whole life, but I only took it seriously about 2 years ago. anime style is kind of a unique style for me and yeah, its something u can't just make in a week or two. So where am I going with this? Art takes time guys, I won't deny that my experience with other art style really gave me a boost while practicing this one. *So my advice* : Don't try to do all things at once, try to master the things that you think you're good at, and once u think you've improved at that certain thing.. then move to the next one. You've to take things little by little so you won't get overwhelmed by all the things u have to digest at once.. I dont know if that make sense, but I hope it helps! stay safe♥😀
Great video. For all of you commenting or thinking about how you’ve been drawing for x amount of time and haven’t made as much progress, be mindful that time isn’t the determining factor for progress - value is. It takes time to produce value but you can’t get value out of time alone, you could draw a sphere for an hour and still be no better at drawing them compared to someone who had a plan for the same hour to deconstruct, experiment, and learn. Use your time and constantly (and honestly) evaluate what you’re doing to look for ways to improve. Don’t be discouraged, and don’t let anyone tell you it’ll take years to “get good” like so many claim - there’s plenty of artists in their teens with technical skills that completely trump those in their 60’s, coming from the same position of raw talent. Only you can determine how long it’ll take by how you decide to utilize your time.
it took me years just to get semi-good at drawing in an anime style, and you practically mastered what took me years in just 3 HOURS?!?!?! You have earned my upmost respect.
Your video is actually well produced and all. But for some reason i feel like the concept you touch in this video is poorly explored, there's something off from the way you did things. Obviously what u shown is always a way of practice but its not the "best solution", i think this can lead to new inspiring artists having more difficult than they should have. Your topics had nothing wrong, the way you developed yes. In my self taught experience, don't practice "anime anatomy" but yes "anatomy", the basis for anime is the real world. Practice real anatomy, proportions and gain some basic knowledge of the human body. If you get that basic knowledge you will realize that you get a easier time than trying to memorize that a arm has the same length as the torso (comparing lengths is always good and helpful but dont use an anime character body as a basis for your anatomy studies). Now if you really want an anime face style then you sure have alot of anime characters to represent that look since anime style is more represented in the face. Now, my biggest complain is: You start the video with you drawing a anime style character, no reference just pure knowledge in the topic (ok nice). Then for the rest of the video you are trying to upgrade that knowledge (ok great, not the best way but still its interesting) Now we got to the end and you instead of showing the improvement you straight up got a reference and just drawed it exactly as it is. Cause of that you didn't prove nothing about the purpose of the video, if you drawed the same reference in the beginning of the video i can ensure you that it would look good as it looks at the end (cause we can see you have drawing experience and that would've be an easy task prior to the practice). Taking all that in mind, i honestly think your biggest mistake was the last drawing. Cause the first draw was your pure knowledge on the topic while you last draw you didn't put in practice the knowledge you learned throughout the video, you just straight up drawed the reference. (Its ok to use references, you can and you should if it helps you but this time ignores the purpose of the video) Its almost the same as cheating an exam, you had your basic knowledge before studying, you study and in the end all you do in the exam is copy your classmate in your right. I hope you take this comment as a constructive criticism. I think you have talent for youtube, your editing is top notch and you also have talent to draw but this video its not it. Im afraid it leaves the wrong impression to new beginner artists. If i said anything wrong please anyone correct me and sry for my english.
My art skills fall within still life and landscape, so it's always been hard for me to draw people, let alone anime, which seems to break every law of the human anatomy, but still looks good.
it's funny how when you draw an anime character, you make the architecture of the head and the body, while when I draw an anime character, I just go draw the god damn clothes first
In my own personal experience, no amount of 'how to draw' videos or books can teach you how to draw properly. It's there to steer you in the right direction but nothing beats constant practice and repetition. In the video I notice he studied body anatomy but he ended up not using it while drawing the body of deku. It's not wrong, as long as you use a method you're comfortable with and you're happy with the end result. And I'm just throwing this out there, but NEVER compare yourself to other good artists. That's where you start demotivating yourself. Drawing is subjective. No matter what other people say, if you think it's good, then it's good.
No hate towards you. But I'd like to just point out that you simply copied an already existing drawing, which was already made by some experienced artist. You tried to learn how to draw anime from imagination in the first few days, but then you decided to just replicate someone else's drawing in order to appear you progressed so much by the end of the week. Again, no hate towards you, but I find this video incredibly misleading, as being able to produce artwork as good as the one you copied takes hundreds if not thousands of hours of practice to draw from imagination or with very little reference. This might discourage other aspiring artists, as it's pretty much impossible to learn anatomy then learn how to stylize your artwork in a span of a week. Which usually takes years or even decades. However, you could definitely use other artists' artwork as a way to learn and improve, you can copy and replicate their art to study how they made that art piece, but just to be clear, never ever claim it as yours.
Not to take away from your accomplishments but of course you're gonna do a better job if you draw with reference than if you just draw something you're not familiar with from your head. A more fair comparison would've been drawing both from your head or both from reference.
I think these dude on the view already know how to draw cause I can feel his hands. Everytime he draw a begginer sketching it feels like his doing it on purpose, cause I can differentiate a good artist, pro artist and begginer artist. Every pro artist has the vibe and the strokes of pencils he/she draw in the surface of the paper. No matter the pro artist draw something Bad but the outcome is still good.
“A little experience in art” probably explains how you’re able to do that in a week and i cant as it would take me a whole 5 years to believe in myself to do that
Using reference from jojo would have made you improve a bunch quicker imo. And the bast way to shade for manga/anime art style has to be cross-hatching (many old mangas use smudge tho).
What exactly did you learn though? You just copied images you found on Google. To me, "learning anime" should at bare minimum mean solid fundamentals. Making 2 studies and snatching someone else's work doesn't exactly meet that standard, but nice clickbait, you got me.
good video, I think you should practice more on everything you've mentioned in this video to see a big improvement. Besides that, most anime shadings might look simple to you, but when it comes to shadings there are basic fundamentals such as shading shapes and using light sources in order to know how to shade correctly. Lastly, I gave your video a dislike because I expected you to draw your own drawing from your imagination, even if you don't come up with a new character, at least drawing a known character from scratch, because that's how you really use everything you've gained. Drawing from a reference is like throwing away all the skills you have and just copying an image. BTW quick tip: try to use a continuous and loose lines instead of drawing an uncertain line: using multiple tiny lines to express one line. It will improve your confidence while drawing and also your lines. xoxo
Drawing from a reference is like throwing away your skills? What bullshit is this? Using reference is NOT a bad thing. Even great mangakas like araki (from jojo) use references to draw.
I agree with yout advice on shading, and that you expected him to draw from animation, however reference is an extremely valuable tool many professional artists use. You may be confusing reference with copying
@@rockbolt9232 @Natalie Scott yea he didnt use the right term but, what he is trying to say is: He didn't simple used a reference, using reference is completely fine and useful, he copied the full draw. Its completely okay to do so, sometimes its fun and useful in its own way. But this time destroys the purpose of the video. Every practice he went through the video was " a bit useless" for the last drawing he did cause he just copied it. There's a completely difference from copying and drawing by yourself. Im pretty sure if he didnt copied the reference and just drawed by himself he would still see a good improve comparing to the first draw he tried.
@@srowwww9780 hmm, that I can see. He does defeat the purpose by copying it in the end. Even with 0 experience, it is possible to bring results like that if you are just going to copy the drawing. But using reference is never a bad thing ofc.
I bought a drawing tablet since I wanted to learn how to do animation however I need to actually sketch so I wanted to see peoples progress sketching and then I saw this video and made me happy because I can go over my mistakes and be good at It. (It obviously takes time)
Maybe tip #1 for Beginners is DO NOT use mechanical pencil use "hard tip" pencil like 3H or 4H, and use LONG strokes not shortones (so it doesnt look like fur) you will learn FASTER even if you make mistakes
Hey, just watch your vid ! It's cool to see people learn and try to drawing! Use your shoulder when you're drawing. Not your wrist, your line will be better! (Circle, curve will be easy with your shoulder ;)). And learn Perspective... If you can't see any shape in perspective, it will be difficult. ^^ Keep it up!!! :D
Well done! The process was awesome! Different animes have different artstyle,and that is what makes anime so appealing(in my opinion,just me :D),perhaps you can also find your own unique artstyle that suits you and redraw other characters again!
Ive been drawing for 7 months and i did make progress not a lot just to "looks ok" i dont have an art style rn but whats messing me up is the anatomy Ik the basic shapes and all but its just bad not so bad but just "keep practicing" and i could do better but as they say "perfect practice makes it perfect" not even sure if im practicing the correct way
I'm watching this because I'm bored. I'm actually really good at art. You could ask any of my friends and they would say the same. You can learn how to draw anything if you work hard. I worked for years and I'm still improving. So don't belittle yourself when it comes to art. You just haven't found your art style yet. So don't give up yet and keep trying.
You art came out great! and you were even doing well beforehand, BUT.... every time I see someone draw a circle with a dozen or so small lines I die inside.
i think im pretty decent when it comes to drawing, but heres what i do when i cant draw something: pull up a pic of what i want on my computer put a piece of paper on my screen trace the pic show it to people, tell them i did it myself, get compliments lmao
What do ya'll want to see next? I wanna know!!
ig: @theadrei.art
Since I see rubik's cubes in this video, how about you solve one
:p
I would like to see you learn/make a animation. I know its hard, but if you see this as a good idea then here is your 2k special I guess.
I suggest learning Jojo style cause you can learn poses and its a unique art style
The cross hatching could do more work and the head is a bit warped although its a pretty good drawing 👍
Personally, drawing in anime is style is just, drawing realistically, but in the most un realistic way possible, ik that doesnt make any sense but that's how I think of it
This makes a lot of sense too me lmfaoo😂😂
It depends on how cartoonish your style is but you need alot of knowledge on human anatomy and from different angles and perspectives, especially if you draw full body poses. And for the face knowledge on the skull makes it easier
Nah it make sense
Basically drawing realistically but exaggerated in every ways (for me at least)
In other words, anime style is just a simplified version of a realistic drawing
Adrei: _learns how to draw anime in a week_
Me, who's been drawing for years: *_still couldn't draw hands_*
You'll get there soon!😄
😂me also
@@Adrei yes 10 more years and can master drawing hands
same
Same😂
"At first, My Drawing looked really wierd and awful"
**proceeds to show a masterpiece I Cant ever make even if I Get a 100 year's time**
Lmao🤣🤣
Your bad at drawing lmao
@Sophia Yujiao Sun practice*
I get it’s sarcasm, but you seriously could easily learn if you spend a few hours a day only studying and learning to do art. It would only take a few months to a year to get to a competent level with enough dedication. To a master level it could take anywhere between a few years and 20 years. Really hone in on one thing and get good at it, whether that be hands, body, butt, eyes, nose, feet, whatever. Spend roughly 20 hours on each subject matter trying to do something different each time with it. 20 hours is more than enough to really have a good knowledge of something very specific. Use shape language and build up to detail and then perspective. If you understand something at its most simple level then the complex levels are a lot easier to master.
I mean it does look awful and weird
It’s little videos like this that make me appreciate RUclips’s recommended feature
I also appreciate you guys taking the time to watch this little videos, I got more of them coming up!🙌♥
Anime is actually one of my favorite artstyles. It has un, un-balance, between realisim and non-realisim. I just like how it looks.
same
i rlly like their shadow too, its so simple
and the non-realism allows for some silly physic, which is awesome
Same but u should draw other stuff it makes your anime drawing skills better trust me
@@singo4581 What kind of stuff? sorry for the dumb question
Adrei: learns how to draw an absolutely decent and proper anime in just a week.
Me drawing for almost a year and still cant draw properly:
🤡 I'm not a clown.. im the whole goddamn Circus.
You're not alone. Same here . I'm not trying to make you bad or anything (^^")
All we can possibly do is still practice, even if it's just little doodles....
@Paul Holding
I'm sorry you feel that way :(
Art isn't easy to be honest..... Especially when it comes to perspective and color rules, but I believe you can still do it.
i've been drawing for two years and only started seriously learning few weeks ago and i can see a great improvement in my art that would've taken me months to get if i continued practicing the way i was.
i would recommend watching videos on 'how' to practice stuff (by marc brunet and naoki saito) cause it really helped me to improve faster by knowing what i have to work on step by step.
Art takes patience. You see, I've been drawing for almost 4 years. And I think my art is good. I don't mean my art is the same as Picasso or other artists. But I've been training, studying the anatomy whenever I can, learning to colour, trying new things and most importantly having fun. So You can do it! keep believing! :)
tbh I've had a little bit of experience with art but in a different style like doodle, realism, etc. Ive been drawing my whole life, but I only took it seriously about 2 years ago. anime style is kind of a unique style for me and yeah, its something u can't just make in a week or two. So where am I going with this? Art takes time guys, I won't deny that my experience with other art style really gave me a boost while practicing this one. *So my advice* : Don't try to do all things at once, try to master the things that you think you're good at, and once u think you've improved at that certain thing.. then move to the next one. You've to take things little by little so you won't get overwhelmed by all the things u have to digest at once.. I dont know if that make sense, but I hope it helps! stay safe♥😀
Great video. For all of you commenting or thinking about how you’ve been drawing for x amount of time and haven’t made as much progress, be mindful that time isn’t the determining factor for progress - value is. It takes time to produce value but you can’t get value out of time alone, you could draw a sphere for an hour and still be no better at drawing them compared to someone who had a plan for the same hour to deconstruct, experiment, and learn. Use your time and constantly (and honestly) evaluate what you’re doing to look for ways to improve.
Don’t be discouraged, and don’t let anyone tell you it’ll take years to “get good” like so many claim - there’s plenty of artists in their teens with technical skills that completely trump those in their 60’s, coming from the same position of raw talent. Only you can determine how long it’ll take by how you decide to utilize your time.
it took me years just to get semi-good at drawing in an anime style, and you practically mastered what took me years in just 3 HOURS?!?!?! You have earned my upmost respect.
he's bassically copying the pic onto a paper thou right? its harder to draw things from imagination
@@hihello-sk5ql well true but even copying a piece of work still takes skill to do
@@hihello-sk5ql HAVE U EVER EVEN TRIED COPYING A DRAWING BITCH? U TALK AS IF ITS EASY
underrated alertttt this was amazingly produced
thanks bro!!❤
@@Adrei np
True, this was high quality.
@@senko4232 lmao google translated ur comment from no to e.g. 😂
P.s really great work adrei
❤️love you brother.
You will definitely achieve what you want. Your hands are too steady
🙏🏻🙏🏻Love from India
3:36 Just searched MHA in a split second a nsfw on the spot already, damn...
Goated pfp and username
I’m 12 and I had no experience with art and I started to draw anime of guid books, now I can draw some great stuff ( it takes around 1 year)
Same im 12 too and started drawing a year ago but i didn't use guide books y'know i started by copying drawings and watching tutorials on yt
@Arianne Demers i just turned 12 :)
I wish I could say sum but I've been drawing since I was six years old- and now I'm 13- is there a way I can join ya'lls club?
@@Curlycaramelpoodle ye
@@asma_comics oh dam-
Your video is actually well produced and all.
But for some reason i feel like the concept you touch in this video is poorly explored, there's something off from the way you did things.
Obviously what u shown is always a way of practice but its not the "best solution", i think this can lead to new inspiring artists having more difficult than they should have.
Your topics had nothing wrong, the way you developed yes. In my self taught experience, don't practice "anime anatomy" but yes "anatomy", the basis for anime is the real world. Practice real anatomy, proportions and gain some basic knowledge of the human body. If you get that basic knowledge you will realize that you get a easier time than trying to memorize that a arm has the same length as the torso (comparing lengths is always good and helpful but dont use an anime character body as a basis for your anatomy studies). Now if you really want an anime face style then you sure have alot of anime characters to represent that look since anime style is more represented in the face.
Now, my biggest complain is:
You start the video with you drawing a anime style character, no reference just pure knowledge in the topic (ok nice). Then for the rest of the video you are trying to upgrade that knowledge (ok great, not the best way but still its interesting) Now we got to the end and you instead of showing the improvement you straight up got a reference and just drawed it exactly as it is. Cause of that you didn't prove nothing about the purpose of the video, if you drawed the same reference in the beginning of the video i can ensure you that it would look good as it looks at the end (cause we can see you have drawing experience and that would've be an easy task prior to the practice).
Taking all that in mind, i honestly think your biggest mistake was the last drawing. Cause the first draw was your pure knowledge on the topic while you last draw you didn't put in practice the knowledge you learned throughout the video, you just straight up drawed the reference. (Its ok to use references, you can and you should if it helps you but this time ignores the purpose of the video)
Its almost the same as cheating an exam, you had your basic knowledge before studying, you study and in the end all you do in the exam is copy your classmate in your right.
I hope you take this comment as a constructive criticism. I think you have talent for youtube, your editing is top notch and you also have talent to draw but this video its not it. Im afraid it leaves the wrong impression to new beginner artists. If i said anything wrong please anyone correct me and sry for my english.
I was searchiiinngg for someone with the same thought!! It‘s sad to see everybody discouraged by this.
I understand what you mean!
My art skills fall within still life and landscape, so it's always been hard for me to draw people, let alone anime, which seems to break every law of the human anatomy, but still looks good.
PLS- HE IS A PRO WITHIN A WEEK
IVE BEEN DRAWING FOR 3 YRS AND AM STILL TRASH 😭😭😭
Enjoying the content, I'm looking forward to seeing more in the future
it's funny how when you draw an anime character, you make the architecture of the head and the body, while when I draw an anime character, I just go draw the god damn clothes first
I draw hair first
I star with nose and then chin and mouth and rest of the face
Start with eyes
In my own personal experience, no amount of 'how to draw' videos or books can teach you how to draw properly. It's there to steer you in the right direction but nothing beats constant practice and repetition.
In the video I notice he studied body anatomy but he ended up not using it while drawing the body of deku. It's not wrong, as long as you use a method you're comfortable with and you're happy with the end result.
And I'm just throwing this out there, but NEVER compare yourself to other good artists. That's where you start demotivating yourself. Drawing is subjective. No matter what other people say, if you think it's good, then it's good.
Thank you, these comments rlly help since I tend to try and get good automatically in things!
No hate towards you. But I'd like to just point out that you simply copied an already existing drawing, which was already made by some experienced artist. You tried to learn how to draw anime from imagination in the first few days, but then you decided to just replicate someone else's drawing in order to appear you progressed so much by the end of the week.
Again, no hate towards you, but I find this video incredibly misleading, as being able to produce artwork as good as the one you copied takes hundreds if not thousands of hours of practice to draw from imagination or with very little reference. This might discourage other aspiring artists, as it's pretty much impossible to learn anatomy then learn how to stylize your artwork in a span of a week. Which usually takes years or even decades.
However, you could definitely use other artists' artwork as a way to learn and improve, you can copy and replicate their art to study how they made that art piece, but just to be clear, never ever claim it as yours.
it looks good but mans forgor the eyebrows 💀
And you forgot T 💀☕
All anime sketcher wish you all the best for learning anime character ❤❤❤❤
Not to take away from your accomplishments but of course you're gonna do a better job if you draw with reference than if you just draw something you're not familiar with from your head. A more fair comparison would've been drawing both from your head or both from reference.
Yes!!!
True
“As you can see we have a long way to go”
*casually makes a nicely done anime character
(Bruh that was an amazing first anime styled drawing 😅)
From an anime POV not exactly but wow suck an original quirky comment :00000
That's really good drawing, man even I can't do that same cause I always focus on the eyes
Im sure you'll be able to do it soon!! Keep on practicin. 🔥🔥
@@Adrei yea I'mma do it you've now given me motivation
Nobody gonna talk about how he missed the eyebrows
“As you can see, we got a long way to go.”
*shows us the most beautiful anime that would take me a week just to loosely sketch out*
He's better at drawing anime than me and I've been practicing for years
Maybe you only practice sometimes when your bored. Cause I learn how to draw only for 3 months.
I think these dude on the view already know how to draw cause I can feel his hands. Everytime he draw a begginer sketching it feels like his doing it on purpose, cause I can differentiate a good artist, pro artist and begginer artist. Every pro artist has the vibe and the strokes of pencils he/she draw in the surface of the paper. No matter the pro artist draw something Bad but the outcome is still good.
You break things down and drawing is good to be able to teach people. Im trying to learn and think you would teach things in an interesting manner
dekus eyebrows have gone missing
when the hard work finaly pays off
You are so underrated, you deserve more subs :)
His day one start with no reference is better than literally anything I’ve ever been able to draw
“A little experience in art” probably explains how you’re able to do that in a week and i cant as it would take me a whole 5 years to believe in myself to do that
Tysm.....ur this video an confidence stop me from quiet 🥺❤️
Using reference from jojo would have made you improve a bunch quicker imo.
And the bast way to shade for manga/anime art style has to be cross-hatching (many old mangas use smudge tho).
There's no miracle in art
Im try drawing like 2 years, you only need to week to become this good. Amazing
Where are his eyebrows-
Lol this just gave me enough motivation to keep practicing I'm bad now but I just need to keep trying
What exactly did you learn though? You just copied images you found on Google. To me, "learning anime" should at bare minimum mean solid fundamentals. Making 2 studies and snatching someone else's work doesn't exactly meet that standard, but nice clickbait, you got me.
tysm much im starting art and i havent been so good and this really inspired me
Thank you so much i learned someting about anime i love tour vids
If your already an artist in another style, learning anime tends to be a little easier than to someone who is learning to draw through anime
taking 10 years of my time just to figure out you did it in a week.
good video, I think you should practice more on everything you've mentioned in this video to see a big improvement. Besides that, most anime shadings might look simple to you, but when it comes to shadings there are basic fundamentals such as shading shapes and using light sources in order to know how to shade correctly. Lastly, I gave your video a dislike because I expected you to draw your own drawing from your imagination, even if you don't come up with a new character, at least drawing a known character from scratch, because that's how you really use everything you've gained. Drawing from a reference is like throwing away all the skills you have and just copying an image. BTW quick tip: try to use a continuous and loose lines instead of drawing an uncertain line: using multiple tiny lines to express one line. It will improve your confidence while drawing and also your lines. xoxo
Drawing from a reference is like throwing away your skills? What bullshit is this?
Using reference is NOT a bad thing. Even great mangakas like araki (from jojo) use references to draw.
I agree with yout advice on shading, and that you expected him to draw from animation, however reference is an extremely valuable tool many professional artists use. You may be confusing reference with copying
@@rockbolt9232 @Natalie Scott yea he didnt use the right term but, what he is trying to say is: He didn't simple used a reference, using reference is completely fine and useful, he copied the full draw.
Its completely okay to do so, sometimes its fun and useful in its own way. But this time destroys the purpose of the video. Every practice he went through the video was " a bit useless" for the last drawing he did cause he just copied it. There's a completely difference from copying and drawing by yourself.
Im pretty sure if he didnt copied the reference and just drawed by himself he would still see a good improve comparing to the first draw he tried.
@@srowwww9780 hmm, that I can see. He does defeat the purpose by copying it in the end. Even with 0 experience, it is possible to bring results like that if you are just going to copy the drawing.
But using reference is never a bad thing ofc.
@@rockbolt9232 exactly even people with low draw experience can Pull out something similar
Hi there! I look for this midoriya , who has someone actually image? Pls share me this image.
believe me .if u keep uploeding videos and learning new skill u well get alot of likes and views . ☺️😊😊so good luck
Dude your set up is so cool
According to the internet IZUKU is anime AND MANGA! 😱
Dude started with anatomy while I started with anime eyes 💀💀
I bought a drawing tablet since I wanted to learn how to do animation however I need to actually sketch so I wanted to see peoples progress sketching and then I saw this video and made me happy because I can go over my mistakes and be good at It. (It obviously takes time)
Thank you so much for sharing. Im so happy that this video helped you! Goodluck on your journey, i believe in you!
I cant accept this guy draws better than me in 1 week, who has been drawing for more than 3 years....
Maybe tip #1 for Beginners is DO NOT use mechanical pencil use "hard tip" pencil like 3H or 4H, and use LONG strokes not shortones (so it doesnt look like fur) you will learn FASTER even if you make mistakes
God damn you learned how to draw anime in a week? i better get started if i wanna draw like that
Such an inspiration! 💙
when your first art is good enough but you are a professional..
"AnDaSyOuCaNsEe,WeHaVeAloNgWaYtOgO"
Hey, just watch your vid !
It's cool to see people learn and try to drawing!
Use your shoulder when you're drawing. Not your wrist, your line will be better! (Circle, curve will be easy with your shoulder ;)).
And learn Perspective... If you can't see any shape in perspective, it will be difficult. ^^
Keep it up!!! :D
your day 1 is still better than my year 1
The thing that I struggle with a lot and I know a lot of other people do too is remembering to draw the eyebrows 😂
If you draw in the dragon ball art style you can act like it's supposed to be that way lmao
Wait so just drawing something from google isnt copying?
Well done! The process was awesome! Different animes have different artstyle,and that is what makes anime so appealing(in my opinion,just me :D),perhaps you can also find your own unique artstyle that suits you and redraw other characters again!
Omg the quality of this video is so epic😍✨💖💖💕 you’re amazing! Keep rocking. Loved it 💥💖
I try my best to keep the video entertaining for you gyus, so Im glad u love it!🙌♥
i've been drawing since i was 3, i've been drawing anime since i was nine, u did things i never did in a few days.
Learning how to loose all of my confedance in 5:44 minutes
The shadows are important if you want to draw something like Berserk,Vagabond, and some like these.
Drawing like berserk or vagabond in a week is not even possible lol. But yeah, shadows are very important, especially in drawing landscapes.
I refuse to believe he got that good in 7 days
Thank you Adrei now I keep practice to draw anime
Adrei is one more channel that is gonna grow up too fast , i already see it :)
Ive been drawing for 7 months and i did make progress not a lot just to "looks ok" i dont have an art style rn but whats messing me up is the anatomy
Ik the basic shapes and all but its just bad not so bad but just "keep practicing" and i could do better but as they say "perfect practice makes it perfect" not even sure if im practicing the correct way
I'm watching this because I'm bored. I'm actually really good at art. You could ask any of my friends and they would say the same. You can learn how to draw anything if you work hard. I worked for years and I'm still improving. So don't belittle yourself when it comes to art. You just haven't found your art style yet. So don't give up yet and keep trying.
It took me my whole entire life to learn how to draw basic anime stuff and he learned it in a week.👁️👄👁️
You art came out great! and you were even doing well beforehand, BUT.... every time I see someone draw a circle with a dozen or so small lines I die inside.
wait… you forgot deku’s eyebrows
Sick vid bro 🔥
In a week ? That’s impossible
cmon man resticker your GAN!
This was insane! That was crazy progress! But if I may ask, what are those pencils you use, to sketch?
Super awesome video my dear friend. Keep going. I’m your new subscriber. Lots of support from Draw with me. You’re amazing.
Very talented artist I'm sure you'll grow big. I obviously liked and subscribed
Drawing anime is like drawing something realistic, and then using a fineliner or marker to make sharp edges
Nice. You inspire me!
Holy shit nice job!
In week ?
Ok i need my NZT 48 now
*draw a page of mha manga* :
how to draw anime
The lights bro, the lights
TBH the day 1 in the thumbnail is better than 1 week for me. At least for actual drawing. I do more digital art.
That’s so good I draw a lot of anime and all I gotta say it where his eyebrows
Whats the organizer that you use for your markers great vid btw
The production is really good! And the drawings are amazing!!
Adrei ur a god tier artist 👩🎨🤩🤩🤩
Trying to draw an anime character without inspiration or pre-knowledge.
Already draws better than me.
i think im pretty decent when it comes to drawing, but heres what i do when i cant draw something:
pull up a pic of what i want on my computer
put a piece of paper on my screen
trace the pic
show it to people, tell them i did it myself, get compliments lmao
You should do alot more drawing videos
So cool I’m gonna try draw some. Btw I have subscribed
hey
I draw anime so good but you learned to draw in less then a week and you draw better then me! great job you earn a sub
Reminds me of when I started
I want to draw in an anime style so hard but I’m suck at anatomy, face shapes, eyes, noses and mouths🥰
It really motivated me ☺️
Thank you so much 🥰🥰🥰
(Aot is waaay better btw)