This is exactly what everyone wants to see and needs to see, real time demonstrations and tutorials that are narrated, all this information is gold. You are a blessing to the RUclips comic art niche, thank you seriously from the bottom of my heart
Yes, it sure is. In high school. I was drawing like this on a daily basis, but over the past thirty years, I haven't. Watching this video is an inspiration for me to get back to my drawing board. This is an amazing tutorial!
1:14:40 "I worry that this is going to be ponderous to watch" It's the opposite. How often do we get to see a professional work slowly from the beginning, while explaining their thought process? These videos are both great for learning and for relaxing. Drawing ASMR
I'm amazed at what a humble artist this man is. Knowing and recognizing his limitations. And showing love and respect towards his fellow artists. There should be more artists like him.
“Rambling videos are not what everyone wants to see.” With respect, you’re wrong, man. These kinds of videos always feel like a view into the process. I enjoy hearing your thoughts and feel like I get to hang out with you a little bit. You want to post one or two hour videos of a drawing or commission, I’m your huckleberry. 🤙🏻😃
Kim Jung Gi is a superhuman for sure but, please don't discount yourself at all. You are an absolute master in your own right. Awesome work on the channel so far and thank you for inspiring me to keep drawing.
20:24: " if you're watching this, thank you! Thank you very, very much!" NO, sir, thank YOU very much for letting us being part of your process! THIS is an honor for us!
bit late, but I feel like a lot of people in the comments are on the same wavelength here. This video is absolute gold. watching your whole process from start to finish is really helpful for me because I'm quite new to inking, and seeing you be so calm after dropping that massive blob of ink on your page honestly made me rethink whether my screwups are really as unsalvageable as I've always thought them to be. Your narration is great too, just packed with so much valuable information. Thank you for uploading this video, I really hope you get to record and upload more!
It's a relief to see you pros having to redo some parts because it didn't work the first time around. It makes me feel more inspired to get a pencil. Especially considering the drawing turned out amazing
Since been on Lockdown here in South Africa because of covid-19. RUclips art tutorial videos started to bore me and then my friend told me that "David Finch is back" I didn't believe her and now here I am and I'm loving every second of watching my favourite artist do his thing.
This is the best video ever. I bought all of your Gnomon videos years ago, and they taught me so much, it blew my mind. Now, getting to watch you on RUclips is like Christmas every day.
These are the kind of videos that I love. Basically a podcast but something visually informative, you've got some lil' bits of wisdom dropped throughout, gives me time to realize and ingest them a bit. Such a good thing to have on while practicing drawing. Thanks.
Each artist has their own technique and style. Mr. David Finch’s rendering is INSANELY amazing. I’m an illustrator, and have full confidence in my skill and ability, but I WISH I could draw like David Finch.
Me: Yes! Finished! David: Ok, next stage! Next Stage: inking and rambling. Takeaway: I've got to get much more serious and really commit to practicing my rambling. Also drawing. Thanks, Mr Finch. This video is helpful beyond what most tutorials offer. It is a brief glimpse into your perception of reality and how you are able to translate that into your work, which is what I suspect most people are really looking for.
This long-format real-time video is exactly what I want so see. Thanks for doing this Dave. I hope to look back years from now and see hundreds of these narrative videos.
You draw the way I picture Batman in my head. Love your insights and hearing your process. It is a privilege to be able to watch professionals do their thing..what a great day and age we live in. Thanks David and stay safe.
damn, these videos are crazy. The amount of obscure information you're throwing out is epic. Details on exact papers, inks, tools etc are all bits of information you just can't easily find anywhere else. Thank you for these!
David, when I was a young man I taught myself to play guitar. I would often ask my friends who were more skillful to show me chords and techniques. I remember a few who would simply refuse, rather hoarding their knowledge for reasons I could not fathom. I simply remember being crushed. You have no idea how amazingly grateful we who are aspiring to learn to draw appreciate your willingness to spend time letting us look over your shoulder. When I look at your finished work it's that much more amazing to know that you sometimes "struggle" during the process, as struggling is what we beginners do 90% of the time. Thank you so much. Your drawings are that much more amazing to behold having watched the entire process. Actually, you better be careful; I might start thinking I can actually learn how to draw.
A lot of people keep their knowledge and skills to themselves because they want to remain better than everyone else but don’t know that if you help someone out you feel so much better than keeping your skill to yourself you could make a friend that has something in common with you
I watched this whole video. You described so much that I can identify with as an artist. One take away was I'm usually under working the details. Love your work! May God continue to bless your life with this amazing gift.
Dude I am so excited to find your channel. I have been a huge fan of your work for over 20 years. As an artist, I can't thank you enough for doing this. Please keep em coming!
I’d watch every minute of every hour of any of these ‘rambling’ videos u decide to put out. It’s awesome hearing u talk about struggling with things. Seeing all of your work you’d never know it...ur one of my favorite comic artists, nice knowing I can actually relate with u. The way u finish off a drawing is impressive. Good stuff!
These are the best, realistic comic drawing experiences and practical tutorials on youtube. Thank you SO MUCH! Seeing the struggles that we all have is so encouraging and helps with figuring out the techniques. Please keep the mistakes coming, these are the best teachers
Long format art with narration is perfect for me. I prefer listening to someone talk about art while drawing. Keep up the great work. Dealing with wet inks is a constant struggle. I keep a heat gun within reach to make drying time manageable when needed.
I appreciate the honesty, and the way you explain every little thing in a simple way. Comics have always intimidating, but these tutorials make it more approachable.
I learn the most from watching something like this, not speed up and you describing the process as you go. It's so enjoyable to watch. I would love more things like this on the channel.
Excellent video! I really enjoyed watching the process you used to create this piece. I am watching the video for a second time before I try to create my own piece using the techniques I picked up from watching your tutorial. Please keep providing this type of content! The part that impressed me the most was how you used cross hatching, lines of various shapes, etc. to create the values and shadows...really impressive, inspirational.
I would have been devastated with this drop of ink around 32:40 but no, Mister Finch is just saying “oops…. Sometimes…”. Crazy! Jokes aside, this is such a great content to see mesmerising as much as informative. Fantastic
Thank you! I was there two months ago, but I'm looking forward to getting back. Mexico City is so much fun, and everyone I've met has been really great.
It's so humbling to hear someone who is legitimately one of the best artists in the world be so humble in talking about his own limitations. It's weirdly inspiring!!
Kim Jung Ji is the one artist who's so good it's almost irritating. Not that every he draws is perfect, but that he can seemingly draw anything well and from memory. His mental visual library is stunning.
Man David, if I had your in-depth, instructional videos when I was growing up, I probably wouldn't have given up drawing. I know artist, even one of your caliber, don't like to see yourselves as extraordinary...but you are! There are kids all over the world watching, not just because of your awesome artwork, but because you have a cool personality and you deliver valuable information in a clear, concise way. You could do videos solely on drawing stick figures and I guarantee people will be glued to the screen...you should do that actually 😎👍
hi Mr Finch, i have been your big fan for years. first time i saw your work is from Ascension, and since then i have bought most of your works, even hunted some posters or other merchandises of your work too. i really love your work. im very happy youre making these videos. i will always wait for your new works. thank you.
David, great to watch. I agree with your friend telling you to just draw start to finish no editing. I enjoyed the walk and talk. It was also beneficial to see your process as an experienced artist. Thank you for the content. It seems people would love to see some more. Cheers.
The fact that you struggle with your drawings means a lot to me. Because I struggle a lot with my lines thats why you saying you also struggle with it makes me happy. Thanks for making this video, you should make a lot more of these.
I love your problem-solving process, like those parts where you didn't like the shape of Batman's left arm, or at 37:08 when you accidentally dapped your finger in the ink.
As an aspiring artist, I found this more useful than an actual tutorial. Just seeing your thought processes, where and how you make decisions, and especially how you fix mistakes was incredibly helpful for my own development.
That's Awesome, thank you very much for taking the time to do this. I could watch videos like this and draw all day everyday, I love to draw and Batman is my favorite super hero
man, Im so glad I got my algorythm calibrated well enough so your channel popped up here on your first week, before you become a youtube superstar. Its almost like most art channels here have gone too professional, and you dont have fun watching because you are so focused with the mountain of information that is been thrown constantly at you. You dont get to sit back and just enjoy the process. But here I can see you fuck up and struggle and give really useful information without even noticing. It´s like watching a comic version of the GOAT Bob Ross, may the happy clouds have his soul. And you come up with an absolute killer Batman at the end. Keep up doing this videos, brother. You have a new fan here.
Thanks a lot! And I'm having a great time with this so far, so I'll keep them coming. Figure every week I'll have a little more production value haha like an end card that times properly...
@@DavidFinchartist Then I´ll make this my weekly artistic meditation! Just please keep being yourself my brother, you have the gift and Im not just talking about your drawing skills. rock on!
Amazing as always! I could pretty much watch all day. Super inspiring through all stages and great advice throughout. I love that it was all real-time.
Really nice teaching David. Your gifted in sharing the process in a easily digestible way. Your right Kim Jung Gi is a rare talent. I went to a workshop and lecture with him in Toronto a few years ago. His secret is he draws always and everywhere and he observes from life constantly where ever he is.
I really enjoyed this. It’s always therapeutic watching masters at work, but the discussion of finding ones style toward the end was something else. That was really interesting, and the perfect way of describing how to develop ones own sense of art.
I like these long kinds of demonstrations, kinda like listening to podcasts to me lol. Hearing what your thoughts are when it comes to your process is also great!
Absolutely great work! After 40 years I´been in the mood to learn drawing again! Thanks for the inspiration! You´re a true master! All the best. Greetings from germany. sharky
This is really fun to watch Dave. You and I work so differently (I am so much more tentative and careful). Inspires me to be a little bolder. At the end of the day, you draw so well that what you put down eventually looks great after all is said and done. Keep the videos coming!!!!
Thank you very much, Scott! I can't touch what you do, so I compensate...haha I think I speak for every artist on the planet when I say that we would LOVE to see you show a process video. Even if we couldn't do what you do, it would be amazing just to watch.
Definitely not boring to watch. This was an incredible watch! You've always been one of the best artists in the world and it's amazing to watch an image start from nothing to the final outcome. So so good. Pure legend.
Seriously this is perfect. Too often do I watch videos like this and it is just some sped through thing where you never see the mistakes or why an artist switched angles or poses. Videos like these help me be more positive about my own art and its mistakes.
1080p! Yay! Thanks Dave....and you did yourself a favor too since, now people can enjoy all that wonderful detail even more than before.... I'm only 2mins in as of this comment but had to go write it asap. lol
Nice, that you are back. I loved your much older tutorials (on another site on the internet) and I hope you do it again. Especially your vids about drawing heads (female and male) and the whole other basics like clothes, hands, feet, all that stuff. Thanks for the great videos.
Most artists are their own worst critics and wish they could draw like someone else they admire or would like to be improve their style, technique, or just able to progress at drawing something they find very difficult or always struggle with. That what makes drawing and all art in general so awesome and rewarding is putting in the time and effort to practice and working on achieving those goals and of course the feedback and positive criticism from your friends, family, and colleagues noticing it too. I'm a big fan of yours and used to dream of being a comic book artist after getting into comic books in 1993 and drawing like the artists I admired who left Marvel to start Image and the many others who would later join Image like you. Long story short I'm sure you hear how phenomenal your work is all the time and it's true but if you want to get better or faster at drawing something I'm certain you'll find a method that works best for you then it'll get easier over time. Hell if anything I know if you search on RUclips you'll find tutorials or helpful videos from artists you admire explaining what they did to level up their skills. And most important of all never give up and always believe to someday achieve.
It is so good to see you working and hearing your thoughts and troubles with drawing. Sooo precious to hear how painters have common troubles all the way to the top!
Love your work! YT algorithym got me here and I'm grateful they did. When I was young I like many others, wanted to aspire to be the next Stan Lee, but I didn't realize at the time how many years of perfecting our craft was needed to do what you do. I'm older and have contemplated getting back into it with realistic expectations. Your narration and real time drawing is inspirational! Keep up the good work! PS: Long videos build patience and any aspiring artist better have patience or get our of the game.
This is wonderful! So many lessons here. Your conscientiousness is much appreciated. The cherry on top is the list of supplies. You really deliver the goods!
A topic suggestion i'd like to see is your process for organising light and shadows across a scene so they read well and pop the subject. You insights on this would be great :)
@@DavidFinchartist I'm sure any knowledge bombs you've got to drop on the subject would be great and informative. Maybe analysing your previous art would help save some time drawing something new? I'll appreciate whatever subject you cover, thanks for these man!
Awesome epic video man,love the Batman,and i sat for the entirety of the video. The process is incredible. For an old artist like myself I learned quite a bit.😇😁 thanks Dave
You are amazing man, seriously. How can you did it in less than 2 hours?! Are we crazyyy!!!¿?. Marvelous, you have years of practise behind your back. New subscriber😁
79 year old grandmother watching & loving this...thanks so much
Are u still alive
@@mcdrucka8626what type of question is this bro
This is exactly what everyone wants to see and needs to see, real time demonstrations and tutorials that are narrated, all this information is gold. You are a blessing to the RUclips comic art niche, thank you seriously from the bottom of my heart
TheNamesMango this!
That’s a very nice comment and I agree with you✌🏻
Yes this is what I really want this helps me alot I improve so much :-D
Yes, it sure is. In high school. I was drawing like this on a daily basis, but over the past thirty years, I haven't. Watching this video is an inspiration for me to get back to my drawing board. This is an amazing tutorial!
I absolutely agree with you😍
1:14:40 "I worry that this is going to be ponderous to watch"
It's the opposite. How often do we get to see a professional work slowly from the beginning, while explaining their thought process? These videos are both great for learning and for relaxing. Drawing ASMR
Lmao. Drawing ASMR is exactly how I've described it.
And I completely agree. I love when artists do this. We pencil art/comic book art lovers and aspiring artists love and need this.
My thoughts exactly! I need more of these from the great David Finch. I would love to see him draw moon knight in one of these.
had to look up ASMR... Thanks David!
100%
I'm amazed at what a humble artist this man is. Knowing and recognizing his limitations. And showing love and respect towards his fellow artists. There should be more artists like him.
Exactly. He is an awesome dude and shows a lot of modesty!
“Rambling videos are not what everyone wants to see.” With respect, you’re wrong, man. These kinds of videos always feel like a view into the process. I enjoy hearing your thoughts and feel like I get to hang out with you a little bit. You want to post one or two hour videos of a drawing or commission, I’m your huckleberry. 🤙🏻😃
Kim Jung Gi is a superhuman for sure but, please don't discount yourself at all. You are an absolute master in your own right. Awesome work on the channel so far and thank you for inspiring me to keep drawing.
He draws for DC comics he sure is a master and what’s cool is he spreads his knowledge for people who dream of becoming comic book artist
20:24: " if you're watching this, thank you! Thank you very, very much!" NO, sir, thank YOU very much for letting us being part of your process! THIS is an honor for us!
bit late, but I feel like a lot of people in the comments are on the same wavelength here. This video is absolute gold. watching your whole process from start to finish is really helpful for me because I'm quite new to inking, and seeing you be so calm after dropping that massive blob of ink on your page honestly made me rethink whether my screwups are really as unsalvageable as I've always thought them to be. Your narration is great too, just packed with so much valuable information. Thank you for uploading this video, I really hope you get to record and upload more!
your humility and honesty is a breath of fresh air. my drawings aren't that great but I love the struggle to improve
loving the struggle is how you manage to push through when it gets hard. Best of luck!
45:37, I love the look of this. Without all the hatching. Like an elevated Frank Miller. I hope you dabble with this more graphic-style in the future.
Thank you man. Painting along with you just make my days so much brighter in the dark November. X
Not only the best artist alive, but the most likable.
It's a relief to see you pros having to redo some parts because it didn't work the first time around. It makes me feel more inspired to get a pencil. Especially considering the drawing turned out amazing
Since been on Lockdown here in South Africa because of covid-19. RUclips art tutorial videos started to bore me and then my friend told me that "David Finch is back" I didn't believe her and now here I am and I'm loving every second of watching my favourite artist do his thing.
Thanks for doing these Dave. Seriously. EASY to watch and sit through. We appreciate your time doing this!
This is the best video ever. I bought all of your Gnomon videos years ago, and they taught me so much, it blew my mind. Now, getting to watch you on RUclips is like Christmas every day.
These are the kind of videos that I love. Basically a podcast but something visually informative, you've got some lil' bits of wisdom dropped throughout, gives me time to realize and ingest them a bit. Such a good thing to have on while practicing drawing. Thanks.
There is nothing more motivating than watching a good artist draw. The more the better.
Each artist has their own technique and style. Mr. David Finch’s rendering is INSANELY amazing. I’m an illustrator, and have full confidence in my skill and ability, but I WISH I could draw like David Finch.
I love drawing with you
It's fun to hear stuff you talk about
Yeah no one wants time lapses anymore. Full length videos with commentary are SO helpful, and great to watch. Keep em up!
Me: Yes! Finished!
David: Ok, next stage!
Next Stage: inking and rambling.
Takeaway: I've got to get much more serious and really commit to practicing my rambling. Also drawing.
Thanks, Mr Finch. This video is helpful beyond what most tutorials offer. It is a brief glimpse into your perception of reality and how you are able to translate that into your work, which is what I suspect most people are really looking for.
This long-format real-time video is exactly what I want so see. Thanks for doing this Dave. I hope to look back years from now and see hundreds of these narrative videos.
You draw the way I picture Batman in my head. Love your insights and hearing your process. It is a privilege to be able to watch professionals do their thing..what a great day and age we live in. Thanks David and stay safe.
damn, these videos are crazy. The amount of obscure information you're throwing out is epic. Details on exact papers, inks, tools etc are all bits of information you just can't easily find anywhere else. Thank you for these!
David, when I was a young man I taught myself to play guitar. I would often ask my friends who were more skillful to show me chords and techniques. I remember a few who would simply refuse, rather hoarding their knowledge for reasons I could not fathom. I simply remember being crushed. You have no idea how amazingly grateful we who are aspiring to learn to draw appreciate your willingness to spend time letting us look over your shoulder.
When I look at your finished work it's that much more amazing to know that you sometimes "struggle" during the process, as struggling is what we beginners do 90% of the time. Thank you so much. Your drawings are that much more amazing to behold having watched the entire process. Actually, you better be careful; I might start thinking I can actually learn how to draw.
A lot of people keep their knowledge and skills to themselves because they want to remain better than everyone else but don’t know that if you help someone out you feel so much better than keeping your skill to yourself you could make a friend that has something in common with you
I watched this whole video. You described so much that I can identify with as an artist. One take away was I'm usually under working the details. Love your work! May God continue to bless your life with this amazing gift.
Thanks Mr. Finch!! I have been enjoying your art for many years. WOW!! INCREDIBLE ART! VERY INSPIRATIONAL! 👍
Dude I am so excited to find your channel. I have been a huge fan of your work for over 20 years. As an artist, I can't thank you enough for doing this. Please keep em coming!
You’re not rambling. This is precisely the content I want to see. Thank you.
I’d watch every minute of every hour of any of these ‘rambling’ videos u decide to put out. It’s awesome hearing u talk about struggling with things. Seeing all of your work you’d never know it...ur one of my favorite comic artists, nice knowing I can actually relate with u. The way u finish off a drawing is impressive. Good stuff!
The best and most clear comic book style demonstrations up to date...Thanks Sir...This comes from a 20 year storyboard artist veteran..
These are the best, realistic comic drawing experiences and practical tutorials on youtube. Thank you SO MUCH! Seeing the struggles that we all have is so encouraging and helps with figuring out the techniques. Please keep the mistakes coming, these are the best teachers
I always love looking at your drawing process! I just now that I’ll learn something from today’s video as well!
That is so true
It’s so nice to see that I‘m not the only one who has to erase parts of his sketch again and again 😅☺️✌🏻
oh hey Rocke!
Lol
Ben Mellinger Art hi Ben! Hope you’re good ✌🏻☺️
Jim lee erases more than anyone that's why him,David Finch make you feel good cause it shows everyone makes mistakes
Doktorr Rocke ART
NEVER be afraid to erase. Your eraser is your most important tool. I’ve seen Jim Lee erase entire half pages.
I love your honesty, the way you go through the process! Really refreshing and encouraging…
Long format art with narration is perfect for me. I prefer listening to someone talk about art while drawing. Keep up the great work.
Dealing with wet inks is a constant struggle. I keep a heat gun within reach to make drying time manageable when needed.
Dude you talking and putting then lines down is so eyeopening and relaxing. Thank you!
I appreciate the honesty, and the way you explain every little thing in a simple way. Comics have always intimidating, but these tutorials make it more approachable.
Your work is absolutely spectacular and your tutorials on how to draw the body are very informative. Appreciate it
I learn the most from watching something like this, not speed up and you describing the process as you go. It's so enjoyable to watch. I would love more things like this on the channel.
Excellent video! I really enjoyed watching the process you used to create this piece. I am watching the video for a second time before I try to create my own piece using the techniques I picked up from watching your tutorial. Please keep providing this type of content! The part that impressed me the most was how you used cross hatching, lines of various shapes, etc. to create the values and shadows...really impressive, inspirational.
Thank you very much!
I would have been devastated with this drop of ink around 32:40 but no, Mister Finch is just saying “oops…. Sometimes…”. Crazy!
Jokes aside, this is such a great content to see mesmerising as much as informative. Fantastic
Wooooow amazing skills, technique and good talking... Thank you so much David. Greetings from Mexico City, I hope you get here soon
Thank you! I was there two months ago, but I'm looking forward to getting back. Mexico City is so much fun, and everyone I've met has been really great.
It's so humbling to hear someone who is legitimately one of the best artists in the world be so humble in talking about his own limitations. It's weirdly inspiring!!
Kim Jung Ji is the one artist who's so good it's almost irritating. Not that every he draws is perfect, but that he can seemingly draw anything well and from memory. His mental visual library is stunning.
True Kim Jung Gi is at another level and we are far behind him
A real time demo while proactively sharing your thought process is an ideal format to learn from a master. Thanks David!
Your tutorials are so awesome. Thank you, David. Batman is my all-time favorite superhero. That grappling launcher is sick, as well. 😃
Man David, if I had your in-depth, instructional videos when I was growing up, I probably wouldn't have given up drawing. I know artist, even one of your caliber, don't like to see yourselves as extraordinary...but you are!
There are kids all over the world watching, not just because of your awesome artwork, but because you have a cool personality and you deliver valuable information in a clear, concise way. You could do videos solely on drawing stick figures and I guarantee people will be glued to the screen...you should do that actually 😎👍
Been a huge fan of your art for some time now, love the style. And I agree about the grass cutting😂
hi Mr Finch, i have been your big fan for years. first time i saw your work is from Ascension, and since then i have bought most of your works, even hunted some posters or other merchandises of your work too. i really love your work. im very happy youre making these videos. i will always wait for your new works. thank you.
David, great to watch. I agree with your friend telling you to just draw start to finish no editing. I enjoyed the walk and talk. It was also beneficial to see your process as an experienced artist. Thank you for the content. It seems people would love to see some more. Cheers.
Thank you for sharing your drawing process in its entirety, so much valuable knowledge here!
Thanks for these new videos. Always wanted to see the your process from construction to finished inks.
The fact that you struggle with your drawings means a lot to me. Because I struggle a lot with my lines thats why you saying you also struggle with it makes me happy. Thanks for making this video, you should make a lot more of these.
So so so glad your started posting regularly. Literally my favorite so I'm hype as hell!
First time i see you go straight to ink and i realize im on the right path..thank you very much Master Finch!👍❤
Really great video Dave, very much enjoying your channel. Hope you are well.
I love your problem-solving process, like those parts where you didn't like the shape of Batman's left arm, or at 37:08 when you accidentally dapped your finger in the ink.
Love the long format "ramblings". It really shows there's a process to drawing at a professional level.
Thank you for the good demonstrations in full time narrated. This is what I wanted!
As an aspiring artist, I found this more useful than an actual tutorial. Just seeing your thought processes, where and how you make decisions, and especially how you fix mistakes was incredibly helpful for my own development.
That's Awesome, thank you very much for taking the time to do this. I could watch videos like this and draw all day everyday, I love to draw and Batman is my favorite super hero
man, Im so glad I got my algorythm calibrated well enough so your channel popped up here on your first week, before you become a youtube superstar. Its almost like most art channels here have gone too professional, and you dont have fun watching because you are so focused with the mountain of information that is been thrown constantly at you. You dont get to sit back and just enjoy the process. But here I can see you fuck up and struggle and give really useful information without even noticing. It´s like watching a comic version of the GOAT Bob Ross, may the happy clouds have his soul. And you come up with an absolute killer Batman at the end. Keep up doing this videos, brother. You have a new fan here.
Thanks a lot! And I'm having a great time with this so far, so I'll keep them coming. Figure every week I'll have a little more production value haha like an end card that times properly...
@@DavidFinchartist Then I´ll make this my weekly artistic meditation! Just please keep being yourself my brother, you have the gift and Im not just talking about your drawing skills. rock on!
I will never get sick of watching you draw. Thanks for the insight and inspiration.
The only thing that could rival David’s skill is his humility. You sir, are amazing.
Amazing as always! I could pretty much watch all day. Super inspiring through all stages and great advice throughout. I love that it was all real-time.
To the average person you are on Jung gee’s level, you’re my favorite comic artist love your work it’s helped me soo much as an artist thankyou
Really nice teaching David. Your gifted in sharing the process in a easily digestible way. Your right Kim Jung Gi is a rare talent. I went to a workshop and lecture with him in Toronto a few years ago. His secret is he draws always and everywhere and he observes from life constantly where ever he is.
I like to believe that his secret is just being superhuman so I don't have to face up to trying to compete...
I love watching you draw, and how humble you are.
I really enjoyed this. It’s always therapeutic watching masters at work, but the discussion of finding ones style toward the end was something else. That was really interesting, and the perfect way of describing how to develop ones own sense of art.
I’m always happy to see you draw and your process, still wondering why you don’t have a bigger fan base, you’re the OG ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I like these long kinds of demonstrations, kinda like listening to podcasts to me lol. Hearing what your thoughts are when it comes to your process is also great!
Thanks for the real time video as well as for your open honesty as an artist. BIG FAN!
One of the many reasons why I love Finch’s work. His broken line crosshatching is unusual, but for his style it works.
Thank you to show the whole process. It's really useful and entertaining.
Absolutely great work! After 40 years I´been in the mood to learn drawing again! Thanks for the inspiration! You´re a true master! All the best. Greetings from germany. sharky
This is really fun to watch Dave. You and I work so differently (I am so much more tentative and careful). Inspires me to be a little bolder. At the end of the day, you draw so well that what you put down eventually looks great after all is said and done. Keep the videos coming!!!!
Thank you very much, Scott! I can't touch what you do, so I compensate...haha I think I speak for every artist on the planet when I say that we would LOVE to see you show a process video. Even if we couldn't do what you do, it would be amazing just to watch.
Definitely not boring to watch. This was an incredible watch! You've always been one of the best artists in the world and it's amazing to watch an image start from nothing to the final outcome. So so good. Pure legend.
Seriously this is perfect. Too often do I watch videos like this and it is just some sped through thing where you never see the mistakes or why an artist switched angles or poses. Videos like these help me be more positive about my own art and its mistakes.
The greatest thing about your videos is that they really inspires me to create art.
I'm so glad. That inspires me to keep doing this. Thank you.
1080p! Yay! Thanks Dave....and you did yourself a favor too since, now people can enjoy all that wonderful detail even more than before.... I'm only 2mins in as of this comment but had to go write it asap. lol
Awesome! I'm glad it made a difference for the video quality.
That was truly enjoyable. I think I'll watch one of these every night to relax.
I love this kind of content. Draw and ramble away.
Your technique is so defined that your artwork is immediately recognizable and authentic. The use of shadows and form is so spectacular.
Nice, that you are back. I loved your much older tutorials (on another site on the internet) and I hope you do it again. Especially your vids about drawing heads (female and male) and the whole other basics like clothes, hands, feet, all that stuff. Thanks for the great videos.
Most artists are their own worst critics and wish they could draw like someone else they admire or would like to be improve their style, technique, or just able to progress at drawing something they find very difficult or always struggle with. That what makes drawing and all art in general so awesome and rewarding is putting in the time and effort to practice and working on achieving those goals and of course the feedback and positive criticism from your friends, family, and colleagues noticing it too. I'm a big fan of yours and used to dream of being a comic book artist after getting into comic books in 1993 and drawing like the artists I admired who left Marvel to start Image and the many others who would later join Image like you. Long story short I'm sure you hear how phenomenal your work is all the time and it's true but if you want to get better or faster at drawing something I'm certain you'll find a method that works best for you then it'll get easier over time. Hell if anything I know if you search on RUclips you'll find tutorials or helpful videos from artists you admire explaining what they did to level up their skills. And most important of all never give up and always believe to someday achieve.
It is so good to see you working and hearing your thoughts and troubles with drawing. Sooo precious to hear how painters have common troubles all the way to the top!
I love the detail in the inking combined with the hatching... awesome, no lie!
awesome video from one of my all time fav comicbook artist! Thank you David, keep 'em coming!!
Love your work! YT algorithym got me here and I'm grateful they did. When I was young I like many others, wanted to aspire to be the next Stan Lee, but I didn't realize at the time how many years of perfecting our craft was needed to do what you do. I'm older and have contemplated getting back into it with realistic expectations. Your narration and real time drawing is inspirational! Keep up the good work! PS: Long videos build patience and any aspiring artist better have patience or get our of the game.
Im gonna watch this a couple times.. To absorb all the awesome tips! Im in awe. And so happy your on YT! Thanx David!😊🔥
This is wonderful! So many lessons here. Your conscientiousness is much appreciated. The cherry on top is the list of supplies. You really deliver the goods!
This is precisely what I want to see, its great to see how calm you are at solving problems and that is very inspiring. Please keep these up!
Such real talk - good for the soul. Lord knows most of us can use a strong dose right now.
Awesome Man, you are the only one who take the time to explain.
Thank you 😁
A topic suggestion i'd like to see is your process for organising light and shadows across a scene so they read well and pop the subject. You insights on this would be great :)
That would be a really good one. It's something impossible to do quickly, but I could touch on it.
@@DavidFinchartist I'm sure any knowledge bombs you've got to drop on the subject would be great and informative. Maybe analysing your previous art would help save some time drawing something new?
I'll appreciate whatever subject you cover, thanks for these man!
Awesome epic video man,love the Batman,and i sat for the entirety of the video. The process is incredible. For an old artist like myself I learned quite a bit.😇😁 thanks Dave
I could watch this all day! Thanks for all this great content 🙏
You are amazing man, seriously. How can you did it in less than 2 hours?! Are we crazyyy!!!¿?.
Marvelous, you have years of practise behind your back. New subscriber😁