well you see it is all matters as to who is looking at it. Me (a guy who can't even draw a some what properly proportioned stick figure) thinks that his drawing was definitely not that bad/okay while the pros was.... well professional and was amazing.
Death zone It’s really not that bad. The majority of my friends can barely draw half as good as that. While it’s obviously not the best I’ve seen WORSE
Nah, puberty didn't hit them with a truck, it mugged them in a dark alley then dragged them over to it's Yakuza friends who they owed a debt so they could all drop them off a building to smack into the concrete below.
as i person who loves to draw, I find it so admirable how the pro is able to draw with no baseline sketch underneath. She was able to perfectly place the nose, mouth and eyes with little guide! That's really hard.
Very true, it happens to be that the guides will just feel like a burdened extra step to you and you wont need them, or if youre like me you would have learnt to just draw without them as a kid because nobody taught you how xD
It's what kept me away from subbed anime for a long time. Not so much the language itself, but the fact that nearly every female is voiced as a fucking chipmunk.
@@yuo3670 Maybe it dont apply to him,he never answered. Never met anyone out of highschool that jumped up an suddenly decided to draw anime. This was pre meditated in middle school. I'm better then the guy on the left and i consider my self a amateur,and been drawing since grade school. No offense to anybody,i just think drawing requires ability like anything else an if you aint been at it for a goodwhile,you never really developed it"So why start later when you got a job responsibilities an no time to practice the craft.
The Real weird Beard I’m outta high school with plenty of time on my hands. I don’t have a job and don’t plan to anytime soon. Also you sound like a real asshole
What this vid reminds me of: "I need a commission please" "Do you have visual reference?" "All I have is this crappy old art I did a while back" "Oh thank GOD I can work with this"
Their banter was so cute 😭 They seemed like good friends already, if they weren't! And they're both so humble and great artists! (The elevator fetish joke sent me 💀) I loved this episode and it made me subscribe lmfao. I also have to go buy all of her manga now lmao, I'm in love 🙃 Anyway, amazing episode, both of them did great!
The first guys drawing was really good, and I enjoyed what he was attempting and implicating, then watching the pro start drawing, I really understood her fundamentals and could see her strong space. When both drawings were put next to each other however, I was blown away by the quality difference I didn't remember from watching them draw.
"My cyberpunk knowledge is so lacking..." "In fact it's because of that you could create such a thing." That, certainly is one way to look at it. Lack of knowledge can occasionally create new ones. I ought to keep that in mind.
I would 100% love to see them include a western style animation artist, like someone from Disney or one of the contemporary television animation networks like cartoon network in this, alongside "Amateur" and "Pro." It's usually 2 amateurs and 1 pro mangaka or (anime) animator, so throwing in a different pro from a completely different style and background would be neat as hell.
I like how the amateur come up to the idea of cable hairs without knowing that such style is actually exists. Also, it's great how the pro turned the three sticks pumping out of the head into the appealing corns. So impressed by her!
Weaboo _ addictions in that case one them will be not Pro enough 😂😂😂😂 no, now imagine Kubo Tite and Akira Toriyama drawing the same thing both will be pro no matter what they do.
Hmm that would be cool but somethings just depends on the art style of the person. They're both pros so they're both gonna be amazing, some people are gonna prefer one art style and others another. You know what I mean?
It would be amazing if the amateur draws an original characters and he has to describe it to two pro mangakas. It would be interesting to see their different interpretations of the character
i love how positive this is tho!!! like the dude knows he doesnt have as much experience but hes not getting salty at the girl!! the entire time hes like “oh thats so cool!!!”
Imagine iron man shooting a laser from his hand. A circle would be where the laser originated, in this case the palm. Then draw a center line along the direction in which the laser is going. Now depending on what type of laser, the beam width will be different. Usually I like a laser that grow gradually in size, with the thinnest at the origin. The steeper the line the more powerful the blast will feel. Back to the origin of the laser. If your laser is smooth and streamline and direct (like silver surfer) you’ll connect the circle to the width of the beam using a curve and connects the two and streamlines them. If your laser is explosive from let’s say a laser machine gun, you’ll have have to draw lines or triangular shapes that stem out from the origin, you can now erase the circle and the center line. Usually I leave a hint of the circle left to suggest the source. And from there you simple add the necessary effects, for example for explosive lasers, I like to put outward shooting speckles around the source to give it more character, really darken the source object, cuz the laser is so bright, everything behind it will look much darker in comparison. If the laser is second light source, remember to take that into consideration when shading the rest of your character/thing.
The first guy's art is like meeting that level999 boss and thinking "I can do it, I can work hard and eventually surpass him!" Then the second artist shows up as the level9999 boss and you realise you've barely begun your journey. It's both scary and exciting that the skill levels are so far apart between these two, and yet both are way better than me. Art, it takes a lot of grinding for levels. But reaching those points where you can see how far you've come, it always makes it worth the journey. And every milestone counts, each one deserves celebration. From hitting level 10, to 100, to 1000. A long journey is not a reason to give up. A long journey is a reason to be excited. I hate endings, so perhaps I am biased. To know that I will, so long as I put in the effort always improve, makes me know that every drawing I do was worth it. Even the failed drawings were worth it. Where I am now (Level 207 probably) is a place I feel proud of. It's such a low number really, but so much higher than it was 2 years ago. Back when I was only able to do stickmen. I know I can only get better from here, and that's just what I'll do. Giving up is the only way to stop yourself from becoming a pro. Giving up is the only way to fail.
How do you define what "level" you're at? 😂 That's funny. But I really like your message. Art gets me excited. Lately, I have been in a place where I'm pleased with my style and results most of the time, and I'm becoming faster now. I aspire to be so fast that a 1200 page comic project won't be an issue. It's exciting.
I'd say I am around level 3/1000. I honestly don't understand how to practise since my drawings look like Kindergarden drawings and I am not sure if drawing completely wrong will make me any better.
GermanSniper Are you still drawing? If so, then there are different ways to practice without being able to draw well yourself. Tracing drawings is actually a good idea as you can get a feel for why some things were made in a some ways, while also being more confident in your lines to make the work cleaner. There’s also the ‘DrawABox’ course online. It’s free, and takes you through the basics of traditional (realistic) drawing. The first few lessons are invaluable to any type of drawing style, so try to go through those when you get the time. However, DrawABox has no humans in the drawing exercises, but rather mecha and vehicles. Thus, try to trace gestures and skulls in your desired style (realistic, manga, etc..) and keep practicing! Drawing will take a lot of time and dedication, and will be frustrating at the start. But you can eventually improve the drawings at a steady and consistent pace. Remember, drawing’s main purpose is to de-stress you, not pile on more. If you need to take a break or just don’t want to draw for a while, then stop until you’re ready to draw again.
I thought the sketch you did was nice, you just called it complete too early. She went back and refined her drawing multiple times from her original model. Great work I loved the video. Shinnosuke Uchida was amazing 😍
I can totally relate to this guy. XD when i see my friends draw (and they draw so well!!) i go, "stop. Don't draw anymore. That's enough. >x< i give up!!! I can't draw. I give up." XD lol. But i still draw anyways. I love these videos. It's inspiring to see someone learn from the pros even when they're good at drawing already. I feel like i'm in this journey with you as we both learn to draw even better than before through the drawings and pointers that the pros give.
Agreed, and SAME lol. Ugh... On one end you'll just be in awe, appreciating their talents, but on the other end you're like "Ugh, how could I ever be at this level? You're too good, just stop already. *cries and prepares to burn your comparatively miserable drawings*" 😅 But yeah, we still keep trying anyway, haha. The struggle is real.
Being an artist and having artist colleagues (since I’m from an arts school), we actually aren’t very fond of those comments. We know they mean well and people are just trying to compliment the work, but it’s awkward and it kind of makes artists feel guilty. Instead of saying “Man, I give up, I’ll never be that good” try “I’ll practice more.” You don’t have to take my advice though, that’s just my two cents.
That's not a sample of real cyberpunk but still for artists who don't actually know the specifications of this genre well it seems to be quite good. I can even admit that the amateur's work was a bit closer to the standards of cyberpunk at least due to the circumstances of the appearance of this genre. It was created at the beginning of previous century - there weren't any ideas of computer's concept! But still it works fantastic, wow ✨
This video had a really nice vibe. Wonderful artist. Nice personality. Would be nice to have a cast of different gender more often ;0. Made my day today.
i just discovered this channel + pro vs amateur series, and i LOVE this guy's character designs!! of course when the pros do it it looks more refined but his character ideas are sooo unique, so cool!!! *_*
WOW, she just draws fast with no real helping lines and the eyes come out so perfect, i have a really really hard time drawing eyes so they look the same
Amazing!! Mikey has some serious competition on this channel now But in terms of entertainment only the Stream you did with Tony and Carlos comes close to this More content with Uchida-sensei please!
He did extremely bad, i think. I'm an amateur and an amateur is actually almost at the same level as professional. Only difference is amateurs don't get payed and professionals are naturally a tad bit better since they invest in art as work. He's at beginner level, in conclusion. Nonetheless, yes he does have potential.
When I was a bad drawer, I tend to draw characters small and one time, I drew them big then it turns out that when you draw bigger, you can draw lines more specifically, it's tiring but worth it. Also, it's a good way to start when you're a beginner. Starting small( when you draw the head big, the rest of the body will not fill your paper) may not seem effective but it really is.
This girl just intensifies an opinion I already had. All the professional artists I know are humble. Probably because they recognize that to get where they arrived they had to go through the amateur stage as well. Attacking artists in training is a beginner's thing.
Cyber punk isn't dead yet! A recent french manga went a bit famous, it won a famous "concours", it's called Green Mechanical. It's more of a cyber-mecha genre lol but it's still in french manga trends
Questo video dimostra che molti si credono qualcuno finché restano nel loro cerchietto personale: disegnate per i vicini, gli amici o compaesani incompetenti (nel senso che non hanno le competenze) e dai loro complimenti vi montate la testa. Poi incontrate gente davvero talentuosa se non addirittura professionista e andate di fuori. Due sono le cose che secondo me bisognerebbe fare: - vi credete qualcuno? Continuate a disegnare per conto vostro a casa vostra, senza condividere troppo i vostri disegni in giro per i siti - vi piace davvero disegnare? Abbiate la stessa umiltà di questo ragazzo che ammette i propri limiti, così da migliorarsi e diventare come chi ha incontrato. Io la penso così e non solo sul disegno...
![CYBERPUNK Animation [feat. Uchida Shinnosuke]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/AAIphIiPk0c/mqdefault.jpg)
The dude's drawing was not as bad as I thought it was gonna be, like he went and tried and that's all that matters, she was very humble.
well you see it is all matters as to who is looking at it. Me (a guy who can't even draw a some what properly proportioned stick figure) thinks that his drawing was definitely not that bad/okay while the pros was.... well professional and was amazing.
Conniving Crow yes
Death zone It’s really not that bad. The majority of my friends can barely draw half as good as that. While it’s obviously not the best I’ve seen WORSE
i found his work quite good too, i draw but i dont usually try manga
@@mccabe2874 i have agree with death zone his work is more like child drawing who is around 9-12year old. posing/concept design/aesthetic/etc
When the pro started...
*Draws a single line*
Me: Woahhh!!! How’d she do that?!!
this that lmao
That's literally all the people who can't draw lol (me too...)
900th like.
Lol 😂
not gonna lie when the pro drew it, it was like puberty hit the character with a truck. Damn that glow up lmaooo
No replies but over 200 likes lol
Nah, puberty didn't hit them with a truck, it mugged them in a dark alley then dragged them over to it's Yakuza friends who they owed a debt so they could all drop them off a building to smack into the concrete below.
I just saw you on a speedpaint and you started your comment the exact same way- XD
lmao
@@kitscott6814 Lmao 😂 Omg... It's true though
Amateur: * cries in japanese *
Me: * cries in English in Japanese *
😂😂same
Mixed race problems
Me cries in japaneese with Eng-sub
Although I speak Urdu:/
Me : * Cries in portuguese in english and japanese *
あなたは日本語ですか 😶😶
**cries in japanese**
Memoko farted in japanese
**cries in nani**
@@kwtz2536 cries in shindeiru wait... Nani!
**cries in my stupid thrown away drawings**
Memoko That part had me dead though lol
Its not "what genre is jojo's"
Jojo's _is_ the genre
kono Dio da
Yare yare
😔👌
@@digiorno5600 Dawa
YAKAMASHI
when you thought the amateur level was already good but then the pro artist started drawing
When the amateur was drawing I thought maybe the pro was starting first
@@gehsi4699 me too
He started out correctly, but his skill level showed when he started with eyes
chiklux baki manga keisuke itigaki
@CrazyPhysic it's basically a sketch...
I love Shinnosuke Uchida, she's so comforting and relaxed and keeps reassuring Nihongo of his art. We all need her in our lives
@BorutoGaming But her positivity is the exact thing people with low self esteem need tho
@BorutoGaming My guy she's just supporting u with ur art lol
Is his name seriously Nihongo? That's clever!
The amateur's drawing wasn't bad especially for a first time trying to draw a legit cyberpunk character, the pro drawing was definitely very good
Because drawing anime is “easier” to some people, and so use it as a crutch
The Masked Psycho tbh i wish it was easier bc then i would be able to make a manga
Psycho M Animation Studio whait
Didn't thought you'd be here
No, it was bad lol
"What genre is JoJo?"
All.
jojo’s genre is jojo.
Shonen???
as i person who loves to draw, I find it so admirable how the pro is able to draw with no baseline sketch underneath. She was able to perfectly place the nose, mouth and eyes with little guide! That's really hard.
Very true, it happens to be that the guides will just feel like a burdened extra step to you and you wont need them, or if youre like me you would have learnt to just draw without them as a kid because nobody taught you how xD
Pretty sure she had lots of experience and practice.
Look at face/skull and make a lot of mistake few times boom you will feel aware on where to draw nose
I dont even use guidelines lol
It's a skill acquired from countless drawing with a base.
Japanese is just so satisfying to listen to..
This is why I've become a weeb.
It could've been, but everytime I hear words like "saibapanku" I cringe hard
+1
kono Dio da
this is also why you stayed a virgin
It's what kept me away from subbed anime for a long time. Not so much the language itself, but the fact that nearly every female is voiced as a fucking chipmunk.
*CRYING IN JAPANESE*
Atxie
*Replies in Japanese*
the meme is now real!
You stole my comment!! lol
Chloe Smith there is no watermark.
*Flip de table in Japanese*
Lol
Amateur: so cool
Pro artist: not yet not yet
Amateur: its complete already
Pro artist: at least let me draw the eyes
😂😂😂 lol❤ love this moment
If that's amateur to you,
*you should see me draw*
Fitzgerald弥納 ikr? My thoughts exactly
If you can't surpass what he did,and you're out of highschool just quit.Drawing can't be taught unless you're willing to put in the time.
@@therealweirdbeard7855 What? Don't tell people to stop drawing you don't even know this person's situation.
@@yuo3670 Maybe it dont apply to him,he never answered.
Never met anyone out of highschool that jumped up an suddenly decided to draw anime.
This was pre meditated in middle school.
I'm better then the guy on the left and i consider my self a amateur,and been drawing since grade school.
No offense to anybody,i just think drawing requires ability like anything else an if you aint been at it for a goodwhile,you never really developed it"So why start later when you got a job responsibilities an no time to practice the craft.
The Real weird Beard I’m outta high school with plenty of time on my hands. I don’t have a job and don’t plan to anytime soon.
Also you sound like a real asshole
You should get a pro manga artist and a pro western artist and have them each do drawings in both styles
What this vid reminds me of: "I need a commission please"
"Do you have visual reference?"
"All I have is this crappy old art I did a while back"
"Oh thank GOD I can work with this"
LOL true
So true haha, no matter how crappy the reference may look like, atleast we HAVE a reference
So me. xD Glad I'm not the only one.
OOF MOOD
When you see the skill gap between you and your senpai and it literally tears you apart inside *feels him*
My Hamtaro cyberpunk fan manga dream is slowly coming true
*Ebichu cyberpunk
Why is she wearing a painters mask?
+JOSHIFYED She is sick. It's to protect others from germs.
Bruh if that guys drawings are considered amateur, then I’m another level of ugliness
That only works for asian
hahahaha compared to professionals that is ametaur
@@hamzajalal1658 post your work.
@@charmolettafranquestafiestayam sure, where to?
@@charmolettafranquestafiestayam my channel has some of my drawings.
"Its as i thought, i can only draw waifus and treefus." The treefus part got me laying on the ground😂
AiN Mash what is a treefu O.o
@@helionzerx817 the cutest tree on the world. Its like mother nature on earth as a person.
This is really interesting. You can see how a pro deals with the problems.
Loved the girl, so humble an funny.
*stares at video in dirty elevator*
Be careful! Ur gonna get Uchida-san excited!
I see you with picolo's supes drawing as profile pic 😗😁
haha yep, love his artwork
Lmao they said 'cries in Japanese' 😂😭 6:02
*I feel this guy, I’m that person who only knows how to draw girls.*
same
Im the opposite, I cant draw girls without them looking like dudes with boobs.
@@n-extrafries-surprise relatable
Aaaaah same
I can draw boys but for some reason they just dont look as good as my girls 😂😂😭
Their banter was so cute 😭 They seemed like good friends already, if they weren't! And they're both so humble and great artists! (The elevator fetish joke sent me 💀) I loved this episode and it made me subscribe lmfao. I also have to go buy all of her manga now lmao, I'm in love 🙃 Anyway, amazing episode, both of them did great!
The first guys drawing was really good, and I enjoyed what he was attempting and implicating, then watching the pro start drawing, I really understood her fundamentals and could see her strong space. When both drawings were put next to each other however, I was blown away by the quality difference I didn't remember from watching them draw.
"I can only draw waifus"
Me: *Gets scolded because My parents saw my sketchpad full of waifus, and no male"*
Dude just tell them some of them are males, they're just hiding as traps. No questions and comeback.
Same
Yeah I just draw a lot of males now-
Of course after the girl phase
I can oy draw males
"My cyberpunk knowledge is so lacking..."
"In fact it's because of that you could create such a thing."
That, certainly is one way to look at it.
Lack of knowledge can occasionally create new ones. I ought to keep that in mind.
Too much knowledge sometimes orevents you from thinking outside the box
thats going to be my justification for when someone calls me a dumbass
"no I'm purposefully lacking in knowledge so I can be creative haha"
When u stopped drawing things for a few days:
That guy is me
Man, this dude can cry in Japanese! What skill!
"Its so cool imma go faint"
love that
I would 100% love to see them include a western style animation artist, like someone from Disney or one of the contemporary television animation networks like cartoon network in this, alongside "Amateur" and "Pro." It's usually 2 amateurs and 1 pro mangaka or (anime) animator, so throwing in a different pro from a completely different style and background would be neat as hell.
That does sound really interesting. I'd love to see it.
That would be pretty cool dude
The thing is you’d be hard pressed to find a western artist that hasn’t been influenced by anime and manga in some aspect.
This would be amazing !
Benjamin Hill old artists/ classically trained artists probably
I like how the amateur come up to the idea of cable hairs without knowing that such style is actually exists. Also, it's great how the pro turned the three sticks pumping out of the head into the appealing corns. So impressed by her!
"It's so cool. Please stop!"
😂😂😂 Me when I see someone draw like that and when I compare it to my drawings 😂😂 I gotta step up my game!!!
Lol Same
Yupp
"be careful the enemy stand user could blend in, it could be anyone"
The enemy stand user:
This cyberpunk discussion gone waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too out there, but she really conveys the Jojo vibe there with her cyberpunk, love it!
ロボット鳥山 are you missing the shoujo version of strohiem
Really strange hair
ロボット鳥山
I don't know, I felt a Rohan vibe.
It's Blade Runner's fault and the Hype for Cyberpunk 2077
its the eyes
I stumbled across this video during a youtube binge... Are all the videos on this channel like this? I really like the chemistry between these two :)
many of the videos on this channel are in this same format :)
I think you should do pro vs pro and see who’s better at drawing particular things
Weaboo _ addictions i second this.
Weaboo _ addictions in that case one them will be not Pro enough 😂😂😂😂 no, now imagine Kubo Tite and Akira Toriyama drawing the same thing both will be pro no matter what they do.
Hmm that would be cool but somethings just depends on the art style of the person. They're both pros so they're both gonna be amazing, some people are gonna prefer one art style and others another. You know what I mean?
It would be amazing if the amateur draws an original characters and he has to describe it to two pro mangakas. It would be interesting to see their different interpretations of the character
Yeah but I think in that case the differences wouuld be due to a difference in style and not ability, so it'd be hard to determine who's 'better'
i love how positive this is tho!!! like the dude knows he doesnt have as much experience but hes not getting salty at the girl!! the entire time hes like “oh thats so cool!!!”
Please make a video about how to draw energy blasts and like energy attacks and fantasy stuff
dank bunker I want to know to colour and animate them too.
i'm also into animation, could you share some experiences of your?
Imagine iron man shooting a laser from his hand. A circle would be where the laser originated, in this case the palm. Then draw a center line along the direction in which the laser is going. Now depending on what type of laser, the beam width will be different. Usually I like a laser that grow gradually in size, with the thinnest at the origin. The steeper the line the more powerful the blast will feel. Back to the origin of the laser. If your laser is smooth and streamline and direct (like silver surfer) you’ll connect the circle to the width of the beam using a curve and connects the two and streamlines them. If your laser is explosive from let’s say a laser machine gun, you’ll have have to draw lines or triangular shapes that stem out from the origin, you can now erase the circle and the center line. Usually I leave a hint of the circle left to suggest the source. And from there you simple add the necessary effects, for example for explosive lasers, I like to put outward shooting speckles around the source to give it more character, really darken the source object, cuz the laser is so bright, everything behind it will look much darker in comparison. If the laser is second light source, remember to take that into consideration when shading the rest of your character/thing.
copy from manga??? artists have been using(copying) reference for centuries
She is very sweet and humble, and her art is just amazing and stunning! But both of them did really good job.
The first guy's art is like meeting that level999 boss and thinking "I can do it, I can work hard and eventually surpass him!"
Then the second artist shows up as the level9999 boss and you realise you've barely begun your journey.
It's both scary and exciting that the skill levels are so far apart between these two, and yet both are way better than me. Art, it takes a lot of grinding for levels. But reaching those points where you can see how far you've come, it always makes it worth the journey. And every milestone counts, each one deserves celebration. From hitting level 10, to 100, to 1000. A long journey is not a reason to give up. A long journey is a reason to be excited. I hate endings, so perhaps I am biased. To know that I will, so long as I put in the effort always improve, makes me know that every drawing I do was worth it. Even the failed drawings were worth it. Where I am now (Level 207 probably) is a place I feel proud of. It's such a low number really, but so much higher than it was 2 years ago. Back when I was only able to do stickmen. I know I can only get better from here, and that's just what I'll do.
Giving up is the only way to stop yourself from becoming a pro. Giving up is the only way to fail.
Tails Clock I’m at a level 508 prob but it honestly depends on style
How do you define what "level" you're at? 😂 That's funny. But I really like your message. Art gets me excited. Lately, I have been in a place where I'm pleased with my style and results most of the time, and I'm becoming faster now. I aspire to be so fast that a 1200 page comic project won't be an issue. It's exciting.
I love how you just expressed it all in video terms lol
I'd say I am around level 3/1000. I honestly don't understand how to practise since my drawings look like Kindergarden drawings and I am not sure if drawing completely wrong will make me any better.
GermanSniper Are you still drawing? If so, then there are different ways to practice without being able to draw well yourself. Tracing drawings is actually a good idea as you can get a feel for why some things were made in a some ways, while also being more confident in your lines to make the work cleaner.
There’s also the ‘DrawABox’ course online. It’s free, and takes you through the basics of traditional (realistic) drawing. The first few lessons are invaluable to any type of drawing style, so try to go through those when you get the time.
However, DrawABox has no humans in the drawing exercises, but rather mecha and vehicles. Thus, try to trace gestures and skulls in your desired style (realistic, manga, etc..) and keep practicing!
Drawing will take a lot of time and dedication, and will be frustrating at the start. But you can eventually improve the drawings at a steady and consistent pace.
Remember, drawing’s main purpose is to de-stress you, not pile on more. If you need to take a break or just don’t want to draw for a while, then stop until you’re ready to draw again.
I thought the sketch you did was nice, you just called it complete too early. She went back and refined her drawing multiple times from her original model. Great work I loved the video. Shinnosuke Uchida was amazing 😍
I can totally relate to this guy. XD when i see my friends draw (and they draw so well!!) i go, "stop. Don't draw anymore. That's enough. >x< i give up!!! I can't draw. I give up." XD lol. But i still draw anyways.
I love these videos. It's inspiring to see someone learn from the pros even when they're good at drawing already. I feel like i'm in this journey with you as we both learn to draw even better than before through the drawings and pointers that the pros give.
Your Neighbor
Just sayin how we feel~~~
Agreed, and SAME lol. Ugh... On one end you'll just be in awe, appreciating their talents, but on the other end you're like "Ugh, how could I ever be at this level? You're too good, just stop already. *cries and prepares to burn your comparatively miserable drawings*" 😅 But yeah, we still keep trying anyway, haha. The struggle is real.
Nicee
Being an artist and having artist colleagues (since I’m from an arts school), we actually aren’t very fond of those comments. We know they mean well and people are just trying to compliment the work, but it’s awkward and it kind of makes artists feel guilty. Instead of saying “Man, I give up, I’ll never be that good” try “I’ll practice more.” You don’t have to take my advice though, that’s just my two cents.
When she was wearing a mask I thought this was from a couple of months ago
The jojo genre is Jojostyle
No its realistic
And I loved it
Acording to crunchyroll its comedy horror??????
Sorry every manga artist out there, but Araki crushes all
@@kleozane2781 Miura disagrees.
10:21 yeah please stop, i'm gonna crying
*Cries in English*
*cries in human*
*Cries in anime*
Cries in ENGRISH!
**Cries in gibberish**
*cries in french* (ó﹏ò｡)
The armature started out with a pretty good face shape... then he drew the hair and I cried
I love your cyberpunk drawing don't give up! I love your style!!
That's not a sample of real cyberpunk but still for artists who don't actually know the specifications of this genre well it seems to be quite good. I can even admit that the amateur's work was a bit closer to the standards of cyberpunk at least due to the circumstances of the appearance of this genre. It was created at the beginning of previous century - there weren't any ideas of computer's concept! But still it works fantastic, wow ✨
pro vs better pro
This, pro vs pro while N just cries in japanese in the background haha
Nicanon lmao yea
Hahahahahahaha nice
nope beginner vs pro*
Plot twist the girl was the amature.
This video had a really nice vibe. Wonderful artist. Nice personality. Would be nice to have a cast of different gender more often ;0. Made my day today.
*When you're scouter breaks from reading someone's power level*
"Yeah I got it from a cereal box"
Okay but Ushida’s drawing was lit, the guy actually looked hot
*crying in japanese*
no longer crying in spanish
WE HAVE EVOLVED
"Amateur" if HE'S an amateur, that puts me in a very bad place...
i just discovered this channel + pro vs amateur series, and i LOVE this guy's character designs!! of course when the pros do it it looks more refined but his character ideas are sooo unique, so cool!!! *_*
This cyberpunk Rohan kishibe is looking good
s-h-i-t
I wonder how will look Heaven's door
WOW, she just draws fast with no real helping lines and the eyes come out so perfect, i have a really really hard time drawing eyes so they look the same
Amazing!! Mikey has some serious competition on this channel now
But in terms of entertainment only the Stream you did with Tony and Carlos comes close to this
More content with Uchida-sensei please!
This was so much fun viewing! Thank you!
Excelente video muchachos
Dante Lowell creo que los japoneses pensaran que esto también es inglés
@smellyweeb ¡HOLA CHICA!
Look on the bright side, she said she might use your character in a future manga.
That's going down in history right there.
I didn't think the first one was bad at all, but dang when she started drawing hers I was extremely shocked, how does one become that talented
"JoJo...was that cyberpunk?"
Bruh 🤣🤣🤣
theallaroundnerd UNIQUE
全く違うね
I don't know this artist, but she's very entertaining and likable, great art too.
"*Jojo is a unique genre*" accurate
He's like the type of guy I think about when I read fanfictions
When the pro started drawing it felt like *the pencil was moving the hand not the opposite*
*cries in japanese*
"Imma go faint"
This guy is such a big mood
I think they both did a great job.
That is not bad for an amateur. He's got potential!
He did extremely bad, i think. I'm an amateur and an amateur is actually almost at the same level as professional. Only difference is amateurs don't get payed and professionals are naturally a tad bit better since they invest in art as work. He's at beginner level, in conclusion. Nonetheless, yes he does have potential.
Wow! it really amazing to see the difference in skill in the drawing one made by a amateur and a others made by a professional
Amateur draw the eyes bad but he did the head really good
drew*
"When there's people like this around, we should all just give up" XD
She's so damn good, I think I'm in love ^_^
To me, her character design sense feels a bit like if Hirohiko Araki were into cyberpunk
I thought the dude was NihongoGamer lmao
Edit: upon further inspection, I realize he IS NihongoGamer which is cool too.
i like how when he said jojo i was literally reading jojo on my phone
When I was a bad drawer, I tend to draw characters small and one time, I drew them big then it turns out that when you draw bigger, you can draw lines more specifically, it's tiring but worth it.
Also, it's a good way to start when you're a beginner. Starting small( when you draw the head big, the rest of the body will not fill your paper) may not seem effective but it really is.
The commentary is a bonus with the art
And treefus XD
"I like dirty elevators"
I'm not sure why I laughed so much. You guys are great! I love this channel and she is so humble and adorable!
NIHONGO!?!?!
Both drawings were actually good tbh
Love your channel
This girl just intensifies an opinion I already had. All the professional artists I know are humble. Probably because they recognize that to get where they arrived they had to go through the amateur stage as well. Attacking artists in training is a beginner's thing.
The girls name is close to *Sasuke Uchiha"
Just a sketch but already looks amazing
The first one kinda looks like someone cosplaying as the one the pro drew.
Even after a couple years trying to improve my own art (casually), it's still only about as good as the "Amateur".
When I was LISTNENING to the vid,i didn't need subtitles and I was already laughing!
OTAKU ALERT.
I thought he was tengen from the thumbnail. When she started drawing my jaw just dropped, she's so talented. I'll go and check her manga now
me after watching this be like: *gets inspiration* aight imma try drawing now :D
Also me: i give up.
Cyber punk isn't dead yet! A recent french manga went a bit famous, it won a famous "concours", it's called Green Mechanical. It's more of a cyber-mecha genre lol but it's still in french manga trends
Guys just so you don't know she is wearing that because she has a cold
Questo video dimostra che molti si credono qualcuno finché restano nel loro cerchietto personale: disegnate per i vicini, gli amici o compaesani incompetenti (nel senso che non hanno le competenze) e dai loro complimenti vi montate la testa. Poi incontrate gente davvero talentuosa se non addirittura professionista e andate di fuori. Due sono le cose che secondo me bisognerebbe fare:
- vi credete qualcuno? Continuate a disegnare per conto vostro a casa vostra, senza condividere troppo i vostri disegni in giro per i siti
- vi piace davvero disegnare? Abbiate la stessa umiltà di questo ragazzo che ammette i propri limiti, così da migliorarsi e diventare come chi ha incontrato.
Io la penso così e non solo sul disegno...