Rating TIKTOK Art Tips 💀 11
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please do a tutoriol of anything about ur style drawing♥
yo that was koolen the one of the core art tutorial artist on yt shes a queen and has amazing art also facts its so nice to just copy paste
@@Goldysanyt im pretty sure she won't care 🤓
@@gulper2000 yeah but i mean you noticed? soo hehe
@@Goldysanyt i noticed cause u pointed it out
I feel like this series is Sam slowly accepting tik-tok. It’s an enemy’s to lovers situation I do believe.
I refuse to accept that
I can't unsee this now..
@@samdoesarts you must Sam, you must.
Ayyy spark haiii
@@Ivy1455 Hey Ivy!!
Ayo real talk I love all you guys so much
we love you too
Same for u bro
HI MR BIRB MAN!😃😃😃
YOU HELPED ME IMPROVE SM FROM 2 YRS AGO😤👍
GRANDPA SAM IS GETTING CRAMPS
I love how “art babies to humans” implies babies aren’t human 💀
They are demons.
Edit:100,Mom I am famous.
You clearly have never been stuck on a plane with a screaming baby
@@skmuskanrahaman1690 Fr
Of course they aren't! Have you never seen the skeleton of those little freaks????!!!
Ofc they aren't humans. They are what we call "A stinky, poopy little moving house plant" :)
13:35 bruh, i didn't expect to play chess while doing art 💀💀
That “only use pen” tip really works. I’ve been using only pens my whole life and it’s so easy to control their thickness once you get used to it, although that’s easier with cheaper pens. It’s not something that requires anything expensive and shading is much easier!
i try explain that to my friends but they literally don’t want to understand anything i’m saying💀😭
I live to see him roast peoples art and be humbled myself at the same time 💀
same tho- 💀
Yup💀
Stay humble king
@@samdoesarts stay humble
@@TotallynotYuna OMG SAKURA SLAYYYY YES QUEEN
are we not going to talk about how a RUclipsr ( kooleen) WHO CRITICIZES OTHERS ART, just got critized by Sam who also CRITICIZES ART 😭😭😭
love both of them 💕✨
@@Farelaine same
THATS WHAT IM SAYIN 😭
Lol soooo true
@@Farelaine sameee
ITS KOOLEENNNN-
Sam: from babies to humans
Me: babies aren't humans?-
yeaaaa im soo happy i got to see kooleen!
Me too 😊🎉
me too l watch her this mornin'
Plot twist
they obv monster that shapeshift
I prefer drawing with a ballpoint pen because it’s quick, I can’t go back, and it makes my art feel more authentic to me. It also forces me to accept what I’ve drawn and just try to incorporate mistakes. Once I accidentally drew a line over my sheep, so now my sheep has multiple palm leaves infromt and surrounding it. I say mistakes give art _✨personality✨_
But also ballpoint pens give you a lot of leniency. It's very easy to control the darkness of your strokes, so you can lightly sketch before committing to darker lines.
3:44 Omg finally someone mentions arteza! I’ve been using it for like a year and I love them so I’m glad someone else mentions them.
This is why I keep improving in art, its cus RUclipsrs like you always help with the right device
And this makes me happy
His rosting us bc his is our art educator or art father!
@@ITSPOKEN123 art daddy 😳
@@bivaidk2466 Ayo?🤨📷
@@bivaidk2466 caugh in 4k
Me just seeing Kooleen’s video and silently praying he’s not gonna totally roast her. Lol.
Edit: I did not expect this to blow up-
Edit again: I did not expect a roast battle but now I am loving it.
XD i thought i was the only one
same
r u mee???!
Same
lmao how can we tag her 😭 she needs to see this
Sam in every video : " U thirsty individuals"
Also Sam : "Daddy chill"
don’t u have the “daddy chill” video reference?
HAHAHA
3:07
People who draw with pencils: I have no such weakness!
13:21 we really just watched Sam go through the 5 stages of grief here lmao
Here's something that's helped me learn: trying to draw in other peoples' styles, especially when you're not happy with your own. From my own experience, it helps me find ways to draw different features on a character that I would never think to draw before. For example, noses. In a more anime style, it can be a single small line, but in more realistic styles a line defines almost the whole shape of the nose, vs the simple curve in cartoons.
yes! and even if you keep trying different styles, you will eventually find a way you like to draw certain things.
Another tip is redrawing the same face. Over and over till your happy with it. You start to breakdown your drawing and what you don't like about it (nose, eyes, lips ect..) and you start to draw certain features differently. It can change your perspective, *and* help you find your style :)
I'd love to see Sam do the 100 heads challenge. It would be cool to see how he does with various face shapes/expressions/etc.
I love the new office! Totally matches your vibe.
I actually added more plants now
@@samdoesarts i refuse to believe that those are real plants
@@samdoesarts imagine being able to keep plants alive haha mine always die
@@samdoesarts plant king 👑
@@samdoesarts more grass to touch -
12:40 im sad that i just learn this because my mom and dad said that: if you want too be a real artist you have too draw realism
fun fact: i draw in a anime sytle
@@ImnottherealShoto good for you draw whatever you like 👍
15:11 I’m SCREAMING omg “he’s an egg”. You crack me up
I love it when Sam gets so excited and happy when the tik tok is actually helpful
The second I was birthed into the world I came with a free notebook and pen, drawing accurate copies of the Mona Lisa. I don’t get how these people can claim that one CANT be born with the talent of art 🙄
This is satire.
i like ur user name-
GayTeletubby.
When i was a sperm. I had a painter’s hat, a mustache, a paintbrush and a tray, an apron and a painting smock. I drew the mona lisa in 1 second when i was 2 hours old.
@@nikeige2 2 hours? Amatuer I did when i was 30 mins old
@@Kira-zu2vp Pathetic. I painted the mona lisa when I was a sperm
@@hemantarora9881 absolutely unbelievable, I did it when I was a mere seminiferous cell
I was waiting for Kooleen to show up
2:37
12:06 actually that makes alot of sense- now that I think about it (this isn't my first time watching this) your stlye actually looks quite similar to the spider man into the spider verse style.. and that's actually really cool!
I don't know why I've never heard this tip, but, MUSIC.
Music helps me draw so much! When you hear songs, doesn't a vibe, story, image ect. come to your mind?
So, refrences & music= Good art
DAMN BOY THICC- 7:03
ayooo 2:19 😳
hi kooleeen lol 👁️👄👁️
hi
I think they know…
O.o
I need help
Yes! The whole “embrace your art style” is absolutely reuse along with using reference! I’ve recently discovered that my art style reflects animes like Demon Slayer and Pokémon, and cartoons like The Owl House and SpongeBob!
8:56
Sam: ✨shooketh✨
Nah he literally saw the future
@@LyahNotFound_ 😂😂
13:24 sure but is that really the way you want to draw? That for me will just kill my motivation to do art immediately. I respect the accuracy but I hate restrictions. Loomis head model is still the best for me. It doesn’t have to be perfectly accurate, but have fun drawing in the progress is what matters for me
3:57 FYI, Isabelladraws is also on youtube for those who don't have tiktok (like me) and she draws really cool realistic stuff
Thanks for sharing!
maybe it's just me but i actually find tracing useful when you're just beginning to learn how to draw certain body parts it helps you understand and study the shading, structure and learn to simplify complicated shapes after that you can try practicing using references but yeah i don't agree with tracing without studying and learning
Nah ur right abt that, as long as ya dont say ya didnt trace and its 100 percent ur art, and claim it as ur own, its alright.
when I was starting I would usually Frankenstein a bunch of references and then trace over them in shapes to simplify! It was so helpful and allowed me to really breakdown the pieces I was trying to replicate
Go for the basics instead of tracing just doesn't help it makes your brain dependent
Tracing someone else's art = bad.
Tracing your own hand = good.
No idea why this dude has such a big problem with it...
Plus they literally admitted to tracing (which they don't really have to do if it's their own image)
@@monokuma6659 it's not the tracing that is bad, it's the claiming the art you've traced as your own that is bad. Like, tracing a whole artwork and putting it out there as 'yours/mine'.
Imo, tracing frankenstein monster is more original. Like, tracing a certain part of the body with a picture, then tracing a different part of the body with a different picture.
11:01 HIS FACE💀💀
BYE I'M ASCENDING 💀🤚
4:13 in my art lessons at school my teacher actually dedicates lessons for us to draw from a reference photo so we can focus on where the shadows and highlights are and why they're there. It also helps us with proportions! :D
2:42 that’s kooleen! She’s like my second favorite art youtuber after you!
im a huge fan of making my own CSP stamps for things i need for one drawing and then just keeping them for when i might want them again - i made my own flower stamps because its tedious to do every single one - i made a signature stamp instead of drawing my name crooked every single time
i fully love the idea of making your own stamp if its something you struggle with drawing repeatedly, whether its lashes or hand sketches in perspective or whatever, try it! it doesnt have to be for a webtoon or comic, it can be just for one drawing and who knows, maybe youll need something similar in one of the next drawings.
much love - it aint cheating, it aint hard, just diy!
As an older artist I can appreciate many of these tips; but also find the punchy and aggressive stuff rather ridiculous; and even being older, I’ve got lots to still learn with my art.My lifetime probably wont be enough time to learn everything that I’d like to. Thanks Sam;good video!
I was taught the grid method when learning how to draw an accurate self portrait in school. I was never a big fan of it, but it does help with scaling from a small picture to a larger canvas.
2:05 I do use my own hands as references, but I block-sketch the shapes, the cylinders, etc. so I can also learn a little. Yesterday I drew a hand using only the reference instead of drawing over it and then lining it.
The grid technique confuses me to another level. It makes me feel limited to what I can draw, I think it's more of a fun little challenge for the more advanced artists and not for the beginners like me
Finally
Someone like me
Like he said, this is an incredibly flawed technique. You can only draw the face from one angle, you can’t change the proportions, you can’t do anything! Not recommended, like Sam said, learn the actual structure instead. It’ll help you so much.
I never liked the tutorials where they say to make a punch of lines. I hate that they teach you to draw with a ruler, because everything even slightly drawn without guidlines will ruin everything. The thing like "the body is 8 heads long" or "divide the face into 8 pieces to see where the features should be" piss me off so much. You shouldn't desperately measure everything with a ruler to make art. It's art. You should have fun with it
@@isThisTakenToo--- Well, I would say that the tip about the body being roughly seven-eight heads tall is actually pretty useful. Keyword, ROUGHLY seven-eight heads tall. Don’t measure it precisely, but having an understanding of basic proportions is really helpful.
I think those types of videos are meant for complete beginners or people who aren’t confident enough to start drawing. It’s kind of like giving a kid a coloring book for the first time. It’s just meant to introduce them to the very basics and prove that they can actually do something, no matter how simple it is. Once they actually get comfortable drawing, then they move on to learning actual techniques and theories.
I love how I automatically knew that this was Kooleen 💀🤚 2:23
*Especially the last part 💀💀*
sam saying "she can do it, i can do it, you can do it" was the type of motivation i didnt know i needed thank you king
7:45 but I don't understand why people say I'm lucky I'm an artist? It isn't just pure talent. As well as, I'm just beginning my journey, and I know.. almost nothing about art. I've been drawing for only 3-4 years, and I still need work. Like this person, and Sam said, it's not all talent!
and I was not born with this "talent". I don't know, but I just do not understand why people say I have amazing talent, and that "oh! I wish I was born with that talent!" even though that's almost nothing about it...?
This series Has really gotten me more into art and understanding what to do. Your tips are helping me out with my digital art And some traditional art too. we have fails and don’t have fails in our artwork. I have finally got more into digital Art because of you!
koolnen was that u 😂 2:25
2:31 Jesus Christ Sam stop exposing us-
13:52 Sam reaction 🤣🤣🤣
3:00 They sound like Sona Draws stuff!
11:27 those drawings are good, but they're also heavily referenced (traced?) from others. i'd recognize that tadashi sketch by jin kim from anywhere. i hope the tiktoker gave credit
8:16 das exactly how I pop out when I see that Sam posted a new video
Tiktok’s intensity honestly terrifies me sometimes haha, one reason I love your content is you have a very soothing voice and good space in your talking making it easier to digest and understand, thanks a bunch 😊
look! the magic art man has posted again
thanks sam :)
Fr tho, you gave me the motivation to draw. i’fe been struggling with art block for so long, but your videos gave me the idea to just start drawing. i started drawing again without any particular goal, and just kept going until i got something good. thank you, i love drawing again
:))
With the art books, I have trouble finding them so I just use professional coloring books and reference off of them. The main one I use is my Demon Slayer coloring book :)
14:10 If I had to do that every time I draw a face, I would faint...
I told my art teacher last year to throw out all her cheap brushes or I wouldn’t paint bc I hate them sm, she did and now she has thanked me for telling her to do so lol, a lot of kids found it easier to paint as well so that was also a plus :D
r/thathappened
2:45 WAS MADE BY KOOLAID >:OOOO
3:17 roblox dance (:
I draw my eyes like that 4:23
seek help
Sam, I honestly can't stop watching you and because of your videos I fell in love with art again
You make art seem like a beautiful thing whereas other make it seem worthless and discourage ppl
Thanks for your content and motivation for others to pursue their art work
May god bless you
Hope everything goes well for your career ❤️🙏
I love how on every trust the process Sam just looks mindblown in confusion until the end, where he’s even more confused about how it worked 😂
16:34 dude that just extremely motivated me..
I told my parents I want to become a Digital artist.. a comic artist and I asked them for buying me a tablet.. they really told me what if i never get succeeded after spending money.. i won't blame them, we really is going through some bad shits.. but yeah, then after I was almost lost, almost gave up this dream, and i even told myself that I won't become success looking at my current art level...
😂😂😂 It's funny... But now i feel like i need to work more and i feel like i also can do it..♥️
Don't give up on your dream
I am not gonna stop loving art
Edit : sorry if i spoke like boomer
8:45
**cough** **cough**
Sam? 😏😏
i think that at 6:45 its fine if they made those lash brushes to save time, like the finger copying one
I'm dying his reaction 14:38
5:43 everyone told me a pen would effect my hand and my art really badly, so I stopped drawing with a pen for years ;_; still trying to get back to it
He has a great sens of humour
Sponsorship ends at 1:40
I accept everybody in the world as people who have the same feelings and importance but I have to say this, protect this man
16:18 my exact expression lmaoo practice for years is literally worth it 😭😭
My new nickname for Sam is literally "Sensei", because he is my sensei in art world, and also because he's always talking about the skull of his enemy and how he's gonna come find us💀
7:54 Sam why do you look like you’re a picture!?😭😂
I’m so proud of myself because I drew an actually nice hand completely free hand, no tracing my own hand or anything :D
I just wanna share that :}
I'm proud of you!
The thing about references at 3:58 onward is interesting because all of my art assessments this year have required me to use references; like, if I don’t include a reference in the submission I get marked down for it.
Not trying to contradict - in fact, I think this is a good demonstration of how the attitude has changed.
6:02 or use a psych ward pencil. you don't get an eraser at all. i know because i drew some things and was even able to draw my own hand realistically without messing up too bad, but it was really hard at first because you weren't even allowed to erase even though you had a pencil.
I feel like Sam is the only person I wouldn’t mind getting roasted by, because at least while he roasts me I’ll be getting some good advice
7:19 Sam looks like he was about to throw punches before they got to explain
Glad to see kooleen made it in a video. Thanks Sam for the entertaining video💕
the moment you said " she can do it, i can do it and you can do it" hit me hard and motivated me so much. Thank you Sam I'll never stop practicing learning and learning to improve for my art
The erasing tip is so good, i used to take forever doing sketches cuz id keep erasing and erasing, but then i started a sketchbook with one rule, *no erasing*. Yes, some stuff does look messy but i’ve improved so much in such a short amount of time
4:23 Haha I actually draw eyes like that but this tip at 4:40 helps me a lot, I'll try it out and see how it goes.
Very cool video as usual Sam. ;)
0:24 that coffee made me think for a split second the sponsor is gonna be McDonald's 😂
9:14 Never thought I'd hear “See, this is why I love TikTok” from Sam. This truly is an enemies to lovers story, huh?
I’m seeing years old and I’ve been a traditional artist for a long time and I’m just now trying to switch to digital and I found some of these tips useful
Totally agree with the reference part. I'm super noob in drawing but I use it as a form of meditation since my mind goes blank and just 100% focused on drawing the next line. After years of just drawing random things I still use a single different reference for every object I wanna draw on the same artboard just to reflect my thoughts on something. Also learned that art will NEVER be perfect to "your" eyes (or at least to me) no matter how you tweak smol details here and there but the result is totally satisfying and "enough" in the end.
EDIT: I'm also new to the channel so sorry if I repeated something already said
5:21 I think they are the same, but the second just has more details haha
6:11 I think those are presets made by them, but idk if it was downloaded.
To everyone reading this, have a nice day/afternoon/evening! You're a great person and keep going! I'm proud of you. ❤✨
u made my day thx
Right back at ya!
3:17 When he said (it's a beautiful dance of colours) and actually started dancing I was housing with laughter of the floor 😂
I use a lot renaissance art eyes for reference. It also help w shading.
@6:38 .... And then there's me, getting fed up with drawing certain things repeatedly... like... braids and eyelashes... and taking the time out to make my own brush and stamp presets to save time later... Yeah it only saves about a minute... sometimes less... but those minutes add up when you're drawing 6 - 10 heads for a webcomic update.
I have noticed that whenever I draw with pencil I tend to chicken scratch a lot more (I can always erase it later)
But when I use a pen, my lines are… well, not chicken scratches.
It seems so hard to make a pretty line with a pencil but when I hold a pen I’m suddenly a master lmao
are we not gonna talk about that art at 15:48 like is that a child- or
cheap brushes its such a pain😅as a traditional artist I’ve tried a lot of brushes. Draw with high-quality brushes its a real pleasure.
oh man, these tiktok tips are really useful! Not all of them but mostly
fun fact: if your brush drops a bristle on your painting, wait for the painting to dry. when it's dry, you can pick up the bristle without leaving a mark on the painting :D
I love it when I watch his roast videos and realize that I do that too, so then I learn something while being entertained at the same time
1:52 the amount of times I’ve had to do this 💀
idk if i am the only one but making front faces with grids or balls is just too confusing. I think is more important to learn the volume of the face/head. Learning volume will help you doing more perspective and shadows, and eventually you'll be able to just start drawing without needing balls and boxes or whatever you use. Sometimes I just open a blank layer and start doing shapes that remember me to a head and it turns out to be a cute sketch :)
Hi. Humble advice from art kid turned turned art student turned working artist. If you're just starting out and is serious about pursuing art. Start from the realistic and the classics before focusing on stylized. It can be a boring and frustrating and feels like school, but after you've built the fundamentals, things will come easier and it will give you much more room to play. Just sharing, hope it helps. Thanks.
12:19 i just realized that she isnt talking about the electric glass cracking art- lol
You know sam is lonely when he laughs at his own jokes..
U r pretty entertaining man and I love your videos..