👋 Hey folks! What are your thoughts about the video? Got any topics you want me to talk about? If so, lemme know 💪🏻 P.S. Learn to Draw in 7 Days: keshart.in/begin-drawing/
"Most people gain their skillsets in the first 1 to 5 years of training, not age" Although this argument is very encouraging, I find it hard to believe: have any scientific studies been carried out to confirm it?
@@the_guy_with_orange_glasses I have gained this insight from my own personal experience and personally mentoring other. I don't have any specific study to point to and I understand that won't be enough. But it's worth looking into a book called "the first 20hrs" which argues that you can gain proficiency in a narrowly defined skill within the first 20hrs of deliberate practice. (I've found this to be fairly true is the skill is defined and small) What I would suggest is, instead of looking for a study to prove whether this is credible, I'd recommend that you perform the study yourself by defining the hypothesis, the variables and see if it works. - pick a narrowly defined subject in drawing (ex - drawing Boxy characters) - Use the learning framework in the Book mentioned above. (20hrs of delibrate practice) - Make a judgement based on the results Hope that's useful :)
One reason why people believe that they cannot draw is because they compare their art with others! Which is not actually how it should be! I mean you can take inspiration, but don't compare it with others. Drawing should be taken as an hobbie, and not an activity to compare yours with others', that is what I think! Thank You! Really good video!
I always drew as a kid , but until September last year, I actually started practicing my drawing skills, focused on one particular subject at a time and trying to improve on it, getting my fundamentals right etc... And now, a couple of months later, I can proudly say I improved by a lot. It took me 2-3 months of hardwork and passion to get to this stage. And its only just the beginning... I just want to say if your really wanna do something, no matter what it is,pls put in the work for it and it surely will pay off.
I drew a lot as a kid, but I eventually stopped for some reason. I've been wanting to get back into drawing the last few years, but every time I draw something, I think "this sucks, I'll never be good". But I just need to keep at it and embrace my failures and I'll git gud in no time.
I drew a lot of things from my childhood, and it was not as easy as it seems first, but once you keep practicing more and more everyday, you will be more skillful than you can possibly imagine 😺👍. That's why, i draw my own art works with the traditional felt pens and colour them with the traditional twin markers and wooden pens 🖋️🖊️✏️🖍️ 😺👍. And hey, your channel deserves a big drawing like 👍 from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮.
i draw since i was 8, today im 19 but i left sketching a few years ago due to studies, post covid i realized sketching relieves the pressure, i started sketching again but i had to start from square one as couldn't even get a single stroke properly. AS of now i have improved way better off the start but im still discovering many areas in art trying different styles and forms. It's all learning
I so so so agree. Honestly no one needs talent for anything in this world. All you need is curiosity. Once you are curious about it and you want to find out more and more and learn more and more that's when you know you're meant for that thing. This curiosity is what led Einstein to discover secrets of space. This curiosity led Da Vinci to become an artist. This curiosity made great singers and dancers and basically every profession. Just keep being curious. Curiosity is the best mentor.
I think a lot of people did start young drawing for fun and that was their thing, but yes, some did start later in life like MJ and my brother was kind of heavy and started playing basketball for fun and it turned into a passion as well as running, before he got really sick, he could run for miles, even uphill, in a desert, plays basketball soooo well now. He also does amazing drawings from just his mind. I have ADHD so I never stick with anything, I'm a perfectionist too and sometimes have fatigue, but I do have a few things i trnd to go back to, I like to cook and put dollhouses together, hike, grow plants inside, I love to learn. I have learned to rotate my hobbies or i get burntout and give my supplies away and then have to get more later on and it takes a while as I am on disability. I learned a lot from your videos and rhey help me a lot. I got some neat ideas for drawing, I also have social anxiety lol, and hate the cold rainy weather we have here, but these videos gave me an idea of what I want to draw. I'm decent meaning i can draw more than a stick ficgure but not much better lol!
Omg !! Kesh , hope you remember me , because of you i did a painting on wall like a whole wall with my team and that turned out to be the the best wall painting of my schoo ,Thanks man, will buy drawing camp soon and learn everything.....😊
Started my day 0 today! Tmmrw day 1 and im excited! Just wanna draw again after 15-ish years.. I always loved it but I feel like im just lacking fundamentals when drawing soooo I look forward to learn!
I believe your right art is all about having a vision and using the tools you have to make it reality if you cant reach your vision or are not satisfied white the result because it doesn’t look good compared to your vision you have to improve your tools(skills)to reach that vision
I love your contents and the way you approach and address this. Congrats and keep doing and delivering great, I'd love to learn from you (for real) in due time
To this very day, I adamantly believe that most people who think they can't draw just have a issue of vision. If you don't know what you want to draw or what you should draw, you might not even know that you can draw on the first place. Being able to focus on something and draw it with all of your concentration, no matter how bad it is at first, is the only step you need in order to start drawing and get that belief out of your head.
Amazing video , I remember drawing a helicopter way before i saw it , it was off but i always knew ill get better , practice and learning from mistakes is a gift of an artist 💯
I am 50 and though I tried with no success, I am trying againg, and what? Now I feel I getting it. Its like cooking, I learned a lot of receipts and sta started cooking, and now.... The meal its getting ready... 😅, thanks a lot for this videi. My Lord grant you Peace and fill your heart with God's love. Amen. 🙏😔
Eight now my boards exams are going on so as it gets over I will dedicate myself to drawing as because of being busy studying I feel like I am lossing my skills....
I have been trying to draw a nice sketch of godzilla and other godzilla monsters but no matter how many times I try it just looks soo stupid. Now I cant even draw a small doodle on him. Do you have any advice
learn the fundamentals like drawing figure, perspective, using the "Big to small" or "general to specific" rule rather than focusing on the small details first
My immediate reaction to the title alone: Because it's become the norm for people to think that have to be good at their hobbies. Then that prevents them from improving enough to consider themselves decent at drawing. Most people need to draw 'bad' to acquire drawing skills but they're less likely to do that because they're convinced not being good means they can't do it.
Hello sir my name is Parth I want some clothing designs to be made from you I really like your work. My designs will be based on sports persons will you help me making them. I'll even pay for the work Thank you Parth
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👋 Hey folks! What are your thoughts about the video? Got any topics you want me to talk about?
If so, lemme know 💪🏻
P.S. Learn to Draw in 7 Days: keshart.in/begin-drawing/
"Most people gain their skillsets in the first 1 to 5 years of training, not age"
Although this argument is very encouraging, I find it hard to believe: have any scientific studies been carried out to confirm it?
@@the_guy_with_orange_glasses I have gained this insight from my own personal experience and personally mentoring other. I don't have any specific study to point to and I understand that won't be enough.
But it's worth looking into a book called "the first 20hrs" which argues that you can gain proficiency in a narrowly defined skill within the first 20hrs of deliberate practice. (I've found this to be fairly true is the skill is defined and small)
What I would suggest is, instead of looking for a study to prove whether this is credible, I'd recommend that you perform the study yourself by defining the hypothesis, the variables and see if it works.
- pick a narrowly defined subject in drawing (ex - drawing Boxy characters)
- Use the learning framework in the Book mentioned above. (20hrs of delibrate practice)
- Make a judgement based on the results
Hope that's useful :)
My drawing was herrendous but this video was a banger really and it did help me a lot more than I expected it to 😊🎉
One reason why people believe that they cannot draw is because they compare their art with others! Which is not actually how it should be! I mean you can take inspiration, but don't compare it with others. Drawing should be taken as an hobbie, and not an activity to compare yours with others', that is what I think! Thank You! Really good video!
I’m 32 and I’m STILL trying to find the right skill for me. I appreciate your video and advice. This is very educational and inspiring 😊
Same, I'm 32 yo and still confused about choosing between focusing on illustration or animation.
@@izxov for me it’s not that I’m confused, I’m just indecisive about which style I should study, I love them all lol
I always drew as a kid , but until September last year, I actually started practicing my drawing skills, focused on one particular subject at a time and trying to improve on it, getting my fundamentals right etc... And now, a couple of months later, I can proudly say I improved by a lot. It took me 2-3 months of hardwork and passion to get to this stage. And its only just the beginning...
I just want to say if your really wanna do something, no matter what it is,pls put in the work for it and it surely will pay off.
When you go to school you are taught maths ,English and science but drawing fundamentals were very hit and miss in the pre you tube 90s .
Unfortunately, dependin' on what part of the world you live in- if you're an artist you're mostly on your own + internet.
great work sir, big fan of your work, you inspired many thank you
I drew a lot as a kid, but I eventually stopped for some reason. I've been wanting to get back into drawing the last few years, but every time I draw something, I think "this sucks, I'll never be good". But I just need to keep at it and embrace my failures and I'll git gud in no time.
U just told my story 😂😢
I drew a lot of things from my childhood,
and it was not as easy as it seems first,
but once you keep practicing more and more everyday, you will be more skillful than you can possibly imagine 😺👍.
That's why, i draw my own art works with the traditional felt pens and colour them with the traditional twin markers and wooden pens 🖋️🖊️✏️🖍️ 😺👍.
And hey, your channel deserves a big drawing like 👍 from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮.
i draw since i was 8, today im 19 but i left sketching a few years ago due to studies, post covid i realized sketching relieves the pressure, i started sketching again but i had to start from square one as couldn't even get a single stroke properly. AS of now i have improved way better off the start but im still discovering many areas in art trying different styles and forms. It's all learning
im watching you for almost 4 years now and you never disappoint
Keep doing these videos man! 🤩 How many times we need to rewactch your old ones!
I so so so agree. Honestly no one needs talent for anything in this world. All you need is curiosity. Once you are curious about it and you want to find out more and more and learn more and more that's when you know you're meant for that thing. This curiosity is what led Einstein to discover secrets of space. This curiosity led Da Vinci to become an artist. This curiosity made great singers and dancers and basically every profession. Just keep being curious. Curiosity is the best mentor.
I think a lot of people did start young drawing for fun and that was their thing, but yes, some did start later in life like MJ and my brother was kind of heavy and started playing basketball for fun and it turned into a passion as well as running, before he got really sick, he could run for miles, even uphill, in a desert, plays basketball soooo well now. He also does amazing drawings from just his mind. I have ADHD so I never stick with anything, I'm a perfectionist too and sometimes have fatigue, but I do have a few things i trnd to go back to, I like to cook and put dollhouses together, hike, grow plants inside, I love to learn. I have learned to rotate my hobbies or i get burntout and give my supplies away and then have to get more later on and it takes a while as I am on disability. I learned a lot from your videos and rhey help me a lot. I got some neat ideas for drawing, I also have social anxiety lol, and hate the cold rainy weather we have here, but these videos gave me an idea of what I want to draw. I'm decent meaning i can draw more than a stick ficgure but not much better lol!
Thank you🥺
Best video I have seen today
Man I miss watching this guy i used to love watching this guy when I was into art , miss you bro
Omg !! Kesh , hope you remember me , because of you i did a painting on wall like a whole wall with my team and that turned out to be the the best wall painting of my schoo ,Thanks man, will buy drawing camp soon and learn everything.....😊
That's so cool! idk you but congrats!
Started my day 0 today!
Tmmrw day 1 and im excited!
Just wanna draw again after 15-ish years..
I always loved it but I feel like im just lacking fundamentals when drawing soooo I look forward to learn!
Lesgooo. The video I wanted from a long time
I believe your right art is all about having a vision and using the tools you have to make it reality if you cant reach your vision or are not satisfied white the result because it doesn’t look good compared to your vision you have to improve your tools(skills)to reach that vision
I love your contents and the way you approach and address this.
Congrats and keep doing and delivering great, I'd love to learn from you (for real) in due time
To this very day, I adamantly believe that most people who think they can't draw just have a issue of vision.
If you don't know what you want to draw or what you should draw, you might not even know that you can draw on the first place. Being able to focus on something and draw it with all of your concentration, no matter how bad it is at first, is the only step you need in order to start drawing and get that belief out of your head.
you mean "can't" right?
@@hongsonnguyen8204 thanks for the correction my friend. Voice typing does not like me sometimes
Yay, you posted this on my birthday
Belated happy birthday! Hope you had a good one:)
Hey kesh I have been drawing for a while now and still can't draw well.i love your drawings so much and have always wanted to draw like you
Loved the visual presentation 👌 🚀
Amazing video , I remember drawing a helicopter way before i saw it , it was off but i always knew ill get better , practice and learning from mistakes is a gift of an artist 💯
Dear young man! Finally, I found a prince in you! I mentally call you “Prince of Persia.” Thank you very much for the lessons and courses.
You are the best
fantastic video, I love it ☺☺☺
Superb video bro ❤❤fantastic
I am a big fan of KeshArt I started drawing at 21 years
Thanks for your wonderful advice bro
I am 50 and though I tried with no success, I am trying againg, and what? Now I feel I getting it. Its like cooking, I learned a lot of receipts and sta started cooking, and now.... The meal its getting ready... 😅, thanks a lot for this videi. My Lord grant you Peace and fill your heart with God's love. Amen. 🙏😔
Love you bro❤
Your the best artist for me
0:28 i swear when the images flipped so fast at first i thought it's an image of the austrian painter and not of charlie chaplin bruh
Doing 10 drawings everyday ❤
this is what I have in mind and my mantra in life
Thanks 😊
Eight now my boards exams are going on so as it gets over I will dedicate myself to drawing as because of being busy studying I feel like I am lossing my skills....
👏👏👏 super cool👌
I have been trying to draw a nice sketch of godzilla and other godzilla monsters but no matter how many times I try it just looks soo stupid. Now I cant even draw a small doodle on him. Do you have any advice
learn the fundamentals like drawing figure, perspective, using the "Big to small" or "general to specific" rule rather than focusing on the small details first
I am a artist now who does commercial artwork but I used to feel the same
Yes
ive been drawing for 7 years and I have had 0 progress. 0!!!!
My immediate reaction to the title alone:
Because it's become the norm for people to think that have to be good at their hobbies.
Then that prevents them from improving enough to consider themselves decent at drawing. Most people need to draw 'bad' to acquire drawing skills but they're less likely to do that because they're convinced not being good means they can't do it.
I’m drawing for 4 years but I don’t still don’t draw like that
Deliberately, he always says work deliberately but still some times we just feel lost, is it really normal ?
Yup, very normal :)
@@KeshArt I feel over the moon it's second time you're replying 🤩💜, I mean your favorite artist your mentor it's just amazing 🤩
I am fully convinced I need talent, I can’t draw line, A GODAMN LINE. I DONT THINK IM EVEN HOLDING THE PENCIL RIGHT
Pls tell how colour with alcohol markers pls i everytime mess up
Hey Dude, What do you seach in Pintrest to get these NICE reference pictures??
My issue is what studio to use. I was using flip a clip but I would like something different. Any suggestions?
Are u sri lankan
Di o you see proko 🤔
Hey men you're also watching and reading my comment right now. 😅
Not Really 😁
When you draw in your courses and I follow it seems so easy but when I draw myself from another refrence I faill many times may be successed ones .
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Hello sir my name is Parth
I want some clothing designs to be made from you I really like your work.
My designs will be based on sports persons will you help me making them.
I'll even pay for the work
Thank you
Parth
The whole video is just “Take my course”