1 - positive mindset 2 - daily goals 3 - long term goals 4 - art materials 5 - art styles and genres 6 - old sketchbooks 7 - create a project 8 - socialize 9 - have an art buddy 10 - be inspired 11 - get active
There's one other thing that I've found that helps me stay motivated to keep drawing, and obviously, this is something personal, but I'll throw it out there in case it helps you out. A lot of the times, I'll keep on thinking about the final goal, specifically to do with how I want a final art piece to look. This vision is usually based around the inspiration I get from other artists and reference images. At first, I might power through the first hour or two, but then start to feel demotivated. The reason for this, I realized, is I think too much about how my art SHOULD end up looking. The idea that it SHOULD look a certain way motivates you at first, but also quickly becomes one of the reasons for your burnout. So instead of thinking and worrying about the final result, try to enjoy the process more. If you feel like you're in the moment, and enjoying the process, I think it helps in not only enjoying what you're doing, but also helps you focus better (which again will help you get better faster). The best time to be critical and worry about the final result is after you've finished the artwork and have felt accomplished, so you can pick up on certain mistakes and improve on them the next time you paint or draw. If you've read this far, here's a potato as a thank you: 🥔
Shadab Shadman didn’t read the whole comment because the first 4 rows said enough already. Stay motivated by looking forward to the final product. Enjoy the process tho. Be loose. Lmao follow my insta @kuzemaie I make Picasso worthy drawings lmao
Does anyone have these massive down times when they finish a big piece? I did feel satisfied with what I've achieved the last few times, but starting again always takes a while. The larger the project, the longer the downtime afterwards. I don't really feel like it slows me down much in the big picture though, maybe the brain just needs some time to take all the things in that you learn. Something that does work is running multiple projects at the same time and swapping between them (and still doing the warmup's and studies every day). Unforeseen events tend to derail those multiple projects though (job applications, family, illness etc.)
I actually have that problem sometimes. It's important that you immediately start with the next illustration. Don't get too hung up on your recently finished pieces. It takes a lot of discipline.
I'm so worried about wasting my time by not sitting at my desk and not drawing daily. I'm good at self-learning and always planned my way of learning new things. But when my plans failed, I would just brute-force my way through the wall of pain and frustration when I'm hitting the art block. The more I break these walls, the stronger my focus, work endurance and I'm less afraid to try and learn new things. Because for me art is about how badly you want to be good at it and it is a skill that can be acquired. Don't be lazy. JUST DO IT!
You're probably the artist I have learned the most from. Especially since I'm pretty new with digital drawing. All your tutorials are so amazing and helpful. I know this vid is a little bit old but I still hope you'll get to see this, keep going!
I love you! I was working on my drawing and i stopped i was doubting myself right now and don't know what to do today and your video pop on the suggestion it really pushed me to draw Thank you very much
Good thing you upload this video, I was just unmotivated at this time, thank you very much for the advice and motivational help, i appreciate everything you bring friend, greetings from Mexico (And forgive my bad English, google translator sometimes jokes)
you make it look effortless, can't wait till i reach that level, when you don't even have to think about what you're doing, i can only do it traditionally at the moment.
It gets easier. Literally just try to draw your best for an hour a day for like a month. Then look back on the stuff you drew at the beginning of the month vs what you drew at the end. It's a huge motivator.
It's a phase. Just be try drawing different things and if that doesn't work take a break. I used to have trouble drawing symmetrical faces. It would really look ugly. So then I started drawing the face at different angles and it wasn't so bad.
Honey Lemon hey my dood, would you believe me if I told you that’s kinda a good thing? If you’re drawing to the point where you think it looks bad, than that means you’ve improved to the point where you are starting to recognize the flaws in your drawing. My advise is now that you know what is wrong with it, learn to fix it. Just focus on one aspect at a time. Notice the entire human body looks bad? Just work a lot on the torso first. Good torso but everything else is bad? Work on legs and how they connect to the torso. Good at drawing a torso and a pair of legs? Focus on arms! Just focus on one flaw of your drawing at a time and eventually your drawing will get better
Seriously, you are like a teacher for me. All your videos push me to continue what I really want inside of my heart. Despite the bad day when I dont like my artwork, saying i'm a shit in what i'm doing and full of other negative thought that I inflict on myself. You speak with so much honesty and it's cool to see that good artist have some difficulty too. I'm a beginner with big dreams and you are an inspiration for me. You don't know who I am and I don't really know who you are, but your video cheer me up alot and thank you so much for that. You positively impact my life! Sorry if my english isn't good, it's not my native language...
I love the personal touch you have added by putting the footage of yourself talking in the corner. I watched your first version of this video and loved it but I connect with this one much more.
I have to be honest here, I have totally been inspired by both you and your artwork. I used to be very productive a few years ago, but then, a major thing hit me and took away all of my time to actually get on to drawing. But once I've gotten out of it, I just lost the motivation, the heat, the inspiration,... and since, I have not been able to finish a single piece. It's always like I start working on a piece, get half of it done and suddenly find it unattractive and just stop working on it. The situation has been going on for a year now and I just struggle everyday to find a solution to my own problem. And just after watching your video, I just again feel the need to create something, to draw something and to enjoy this hobby again. I cant stress how thankful I am to your advices, to me, you are truly a savior!
I feel that doing art with real life media, I get better faster. With digital it's easy to plateau and get stuck. There are less problems to solve, and less creativity required to get things pushed through. For speed, digital is still where it's at, but I like experimenting with my personal work.
Your tips are on point! Thank you! For some reason I tend to draw at night, too. But it's really not a good idea in the long run, when I should actually coexist with the husband and society that are not nocturnal... XD
It’s very difficult for me not to be jealous of people around me, I’m not jealous of successful people away from my circle, guess that’s my nature and jealousy kinda motivates me to do better, but I agree, it’s better to cherish peers’ success
Dude Really Thank You Very Much , Because of Your Channel Im the Youngest Portrait artist in my School , not Only That But also you encouraged me to use Digital art, Really.. Thank You
socialising and having an art buddy is uh...kinda difficult when you have crippling social anxiety and non-existent self esteem. which is a shame, because i'd love to do those things, but i just don't have the mental well being for it. hopefully i can get there someday!
I enjoy seeing your success bro! love watching your videos and to see your art on my IG feed! I study your art, as i do with other artists that inspire me to go on and keep improving my art and style. keep going bro! big up!
Thank you so much for sharing your tips. I am an artist but got stuck as to where to go and what to do. Your previous 10 tips for Improving your art and these 10 have been so so helpful giving me the incentive to keep it up. You are so chilled out giving the tips it;s a pleasure to listen to too. Well done.
that was amazing, thank you.. just hearing someone like you list that stuff made me feel much more at home in my art. I picked up a pen and stardet drawing during the video. I wish you only the best :D
thank you for this video! lately i felt that i cant draw hair the way i wanted, but you helped me motivating! keep doing these videos because you inspire so many people!
The best part of this video, or anything You create, is the mental attitude you have, which In My opinion is Perfect. . . This is the first video I've commented on in .....I honestly cannot recall how long it's been (years upon years) I haven't even finished it yet I paused it at 9:12 because I have never agreed more with anything. If you haven't already, Please Breed, more of your kind would be Grand.
Excellent video thank you so much! Especially bonus tip 11. I am often my own worst enemy. I don’t know about anyone else, but I also tend to get the dreaded ‘blank page syndrome’ most of the time, where you have the materials and the urge to create but the power of the blank page is too strong and you can’t fight it so you sit there poised with pen in hand but not not knowing how to start, and so you end up just putting your pen down and closing the program/sketchbook and that’s that. The blank page won... So I’ll defo be re-watching this video! 🙂
I can't believe that this video actually got me motivated to draw daily again and find useful ways to stays motivated. Right before starting to watch the video I was like ''But I don't wanna find motivation to draw more, I don't wanna draw more'' (I think the video title was something about that at first) but rn I'm starting a small comic book project
This was really helpful thank you so much! I’ve been trying to just sit down and draw something, forcing myself and not understanding my thoughts, mind and heart. I’ll be applying these tips!💕
I've found your channel and started going through some of your videos. Love what I'm seeing and hearing. Your mindset is encouraging and motivating. Thank you.
Thanks for this video. I draw whenever I can, so day or night. The disadvantage of drawing with daylight is that your eyes can't see all that's going on in the darker areas. I upload my sketches to an online sketch club and other members start giving comments and hearts and then later in the evening I start seeing my errors, darker and wrong colored that looked the right color during daylight. Lately I take my iPad (and my eyes) to the darkest room in the house (my bathroom with lights off) to check for those errors 😂
Haha had to laugh with the jellously one. Not really ill willed, but always when guys like craig mullins upload I'm like "I don't believe you, you little ****" 😂
Love your art style and works, been following for awhile now. Great tips and I also as a pro CG artist come across the "i dont wanna do s@#t today!!" feeling and alot of downtimes. It comes with the lack of inspiration and being stuck in archviz for a long time, even though i started in game art 20 years ago. Im thinking of trying myself again at characters, 3d sculpting and 2d digital art as a hobby or side distraction. Cheers!!
Thank you so much for this video! I watched it finally 💛 It's very inspiring and what is more important for me is that it brings you the right mood and inspiration to get up and continue to create. And this mindset to compare yourself to who you were yesterday just can take anyone to the new level 💛 Incredible✨ (P.S. Sorry for my english)
hey can you make a video about how much you can make as an artist online business, having a shop, selling print different types of ways to make money, not a lot of people talk about it and im really curious? people always have an image of artist not making a lot of money but i feel in this era . of online business and art theres more opportunities just wondering on your opinions?
Any tips for even wanting to draw where you reach a point on considering to stop art altogether and do something else entirely or grit on for a few more years to see what happens?
Been doing everything else except having an art buddy maybe thats why i'm not going anywhere lol. This was a great video and doing inktober has been really great and I have been more motivated now then I have been on the last 6 years.
but thats for people that already know how to draw (at least the basics). How about people that want to learn how to draw?how can they keep themselves motivated?
I just look at my work from a week ago and think if I can improve that much in a week how good will be in three years or ten or fifteen? And I if make something bad I just say well that’s shit and move on. It’s okay if things are shitty 👌
I've been watching lot of your videos coz i'm planning to start making art like this, but due to ECQ i'm still stocked on using mouse. Can't buy pen tablet rn.
Do you draw at daytime or at night? I kind of enjoy drawing at night...
I draw at night thats when Im most successful lol
early in trani when im going to school
Anytime
anytime when i feel like to ^^
Daytime!
1 - positive mindset
2 - daily goals
3 - long term goals
4 - art materials
5 - art styles and genres
6 - old sketchbooks
7 - create a project
8 - socialize
9 - have an art buddy
10 - be inspired
11 - get active
drawing a proper circle is still a problem!
Thank you very much! Now, I can be more productive and draw instead of watching this video ;)
the only problem i have is number nine :( my friends do draw but not as much as me...
i kinda draw every day, and they don't draw very much
@@mikasesakiyama9213 Well I do:) , what's your ig account name
@@Kunalalal find tutorials to draw circles 💯
There's one other thing that I've found that helps me stay motivated to keep drawing, and obviously, this is something personal, but I'll throw it out there in case it helps you out. A lot of the times, I'll keep on thinking about the final goal, specifically to do with how I want a final art piece to look. This vision is usually based around the inspiration I get from other artists and reference images. At first, I might power through the first hour or two, but then start to feel demotivated. The reason for this, I realized, is I think too much about how my art SHOULD end up looking. The idea that it SHOULD look a certain way motivates you at first, but also quickly becomes one of the reasons for your burnout. So instead of thinking and worrying about the final result, try to enjoy the process more. If you feel like you're in the moment, and enjoying the process, I think it helps in not only enjoying what you're doing, but also helps you focus better (which again will help you get better faster). The best time to be critical and worry about the final result is after you've finished the artwork and have felt accomplished, so you can pick up on certain mistakes and improve on them the next time you paint or draw.
If you've read this far, here's a potato as a thank you: 🥔
Thanks, I think it really helped me but I have to think about it a bit. I even got that potato, that's really nice of you.
Shadab Shadman didn’t read the whole comment because the first 4 rows said enough already. Stay motivated by looking forward to the final product. Enjoy the process tho. Be loose. Lmao follow my insta @kuzemaie I make Picasso worthy drawings lmao
For your great help and that potato, here have this 🍌 , my grandpa gave me this banana and now I wanna give it to you.
Thank you, I relate with this alot
great comment, thanks alot :)
Does anyone have these massive down times when they finish a big piece? I did feel satisfied with what I've achieved the last few times, but starting again always takes a while. The larger the project, the longer the downtime afterwards. I don't really feel like it slows me down much in the big picture though, maybe the brain just needs some time to take all the things in that you learn.
Something that does work is running multiple projects at the same time and swapping between them (and still doing the warmup's and studies every day). Unforeseen events tend to derail those multiple projects though (job applications, family, illness etc.)
I actually have that problem sometimes. It's important that you immediately start with the next illustration. Don't get too hung up on your recently finished pieces. It takes a lot of discipline.
I felt that on some days I can’t even draw a stick figure 😩
everyone goes through that. I love your videos by the way. You've thought me a lot!
Eric is the most relatable artist ever and I'm glad we have a guy like him to help us
Yes! He's very humble ❤
i don't even started watching but thx for this vid already!
Haha that's real loyalty!
I'm so worried about wasting my time by not sitting at my desk and not drawing daily. I'm good at self-learning and always planned my way of learning new things. But when my plans failed, I would just brute-force my way through the wall of pain and frustration when I'm hitting the art block. The more I break these walls, the stronger my focus, work endurance and I'm less afraid to try and learn new things. Because for me art is about how badly you want to be good at it and it is a skill that can be acquired. Don't be lazy.
JUST DO IT!
Pretty sure the man said fart and soul. That was pure poetry.
You're probably the artist I have learned the most from. Especially since I'm pretty new with digital drawing. All your tutorials are so amazing and helpful. I know this vid is a little bit old but I still hope you'll get to see this, keep going!
I love you! I was working on my drawing and i stopped i was doubting myself right now and don't know what to do today and your video pop on the suggestion it really pushed me to draw Thank you very much
Good thing you upload this video, I was just unmotivated at this time, thank you very much for the advice and motivational help, i appreciate everything you bring friend, greetings from Mexico
(And forgive my bad English, google translator sometimes jokes)
Welcome :D Thanks for watching!
I just wanna say THANK YOU for being a Big inspiration for me and giving amazing tips you truly motivate me to improve my art
"it shows you that is possible"🥺 true true I can relate and that hit me hard because that's my mindset a long time ago
you make it look effortless, can't wait till i reach that level, when you don't even have to think about what you're doing, i can only do it traditionally at the moment.
Just looking at pinterest makes me motivated I love looking at old paintings and how they paint hands and that made me love drawing hands
Drawing hands like what?
@@gandthemud698 what
I feel like every time I draw I get less and less motivated because it looks so bad 😖
Same it sucks :(
Same but we shouldn't think about how it looks we should just draw and learn
It gets easier. Literally just try to draw your best for an hour a day for like a month. Then look back on the stuff you drew at the beginning of the month vs what you drew at the end. It's a huge motivator.
It's a phase. Just be try drawing different things and if that doesn't work take a break. I used to have trouble drawing symmetrical faces. It would really look ugly. So then I started drawing the face at different angles and it wasn't so bad.
Honey Lemon hey my dood, would you believe me if I told you that’s kinda a good thing? If you’re drawing to the point where you think it looks bad, than that means you’ve improved to the point where you are starting to recognize the flaws in your drawing. My advise is now that you know what is wrong with it, learn to fix it. Just focus on one aspect at a time. Notice the entire human body looks bad? Just work a lot on the torso first. Good torso but everything else is bad? Work on legs and how they connect to the torso. Good at drawing a torso and a pair of legs? Focus on arms! Just focus on one flaw of your drawing at a time and eventually your drawing will get better
Seriously, you are like a teacher for me. All your videos push me to continue what I really want inside of my heart. Despite the bad day when I dont like my artwork, saying i'm a shit in what i'm doing and full of other negative thought that I inflict on myself. You speak with so much honesty and it's cool to see that good artist have some difficulty too. I'm a beginner with big dreams and you are an inspiration for me. You don't know who I am and I don't really know who you are, but your video cheer me up alot and thank you so much for that. You positively impact my life!
Sorry if my english isn't good, it's not my native language...
This channel needs more subscribers!
I love the personal touch you have added by putting the footage of yourself talking in the corner. I watched your first version of this video and loved it but I connect with this one much more.
I have to be honest here, I have totally been inspired by both you and your artwork. I used to be very productive a few years ago, but then, a major thing hit me and took away all of my time to actually get on to drawing. But once I've gotten out of it, I just lost the motivation, the heat, the inspiration,... and since, I have not been able to finish a single piece. It's always like I start working on a piece, get half of it done and suddenly find it unattractive and just stop working on it. The situation has been going on for a year now and I just struggle everyday to find a solution to my own problem. And just after watching your video, I just again feel the need to create something, to draw something and to enjoy this hobby again. I cant stress how thankful I am to your advices, to me, you are truly a savior!
I feel that doing art with real life media, I get better faster. With digital it's easy to plateau and get stuck. There are less problems to solve, and less creativity required to get things pushed through. For speed, digital is still where it's at, but I like experimenting with my personal work.
Your tips are on point! Thank you! For some reason I tend to draw at night, too. But it's really not a good idea in the long run, when I should actually coexist with the husband and society that are not nocturnal... XD
At 9:12 that was already perfect to me. Man, this is always astonishing to see you draw process and Thank you for these down to earth advices.
It’s very difficult for me not to be jealous of people around me, I’m not jealous of successful people away from my circle, guess that’s my nature and jealousy kinda motivates me to do better, but I agree, it’s better to cherish peers’ success
Dude Really Thank You Very Much , Because of Your Channel Im the Youngest Portrait artist in my School , not Only That But also you encouraged me to use Digital art, Really.. Thank You
socialising and having an art buddy is uh...kinda difficult when you have crippling social anxiety and non-existent self esteem. which is a shame, because i'd love to do those things, but i just don't have the mental well being for it. hopefully i can get there someday!
No.6 Keep Old Sketchbooks
Main Reason:
Laugh my ass out before Re-Drawing.
As a designer, these tips did help me
15:22 "I love you with all my fart and soul" LOL
Thank you youtube for recommending me this video. It really helped me a lot to go back and create new art💓💓
The most soothing voice! ❤ I definitely agree with the tips as an artist.
I learned tons from watching you're videos, even inspired me to make my own channel. Keep up the work brotha
omg this is just what i need rn!!😭 n i feel like these aren’t just tips for artists, they’re legit tips for life! thank u so much💖
You got me subbed when you said you build up your confidence by achieving things :) was a nice reminder of my todays achievements :) thanks!
a good thing to do to become more confident is to redraw a drawing you did, like, a year ago or more even. Is something that helps me a lot
I enjoy seeing your success bro!
love watching your videos and to see your art on my IG feed! I study your art, as i do with other artists that inspire me to go on and keep improving my art and style. keep going bro! big up!
Eric always on point with the vids :] thanks! and cheers to you !
Thanks as always :D
When I’m feeling bad I look back at the first few drawings I drew when I got my tablet and laugh at how I couldn’t even draw a steady line.
I love you with all my fart and soul too👍👍I agree that we should be inspired instead of being jealous with the success of others👍👍
Love ya from the bottom of my fart!
awsome and inspirational. Not only for drawing but for everything in live. Thank you ! You helped me out a lot
Thank you so much for sharing your tips. I am an artist but got stuck as to where to go and what to do. Your previous 10 tips for Improving your art and these 10 have been so so helpful giving me the incentive to keep it up. You are so chilled out giving the tips it;s a pleasure to listen to too. Well done.
that was amazing, thank you.. just hearing someone like you list that stuff made me feel much more at home in my art. I picked up a pen and stardet drawing during the video. I wish you only the best :D
Thanks so much! Glad ya liked the video :D
Bonus tip was helpful thanks , need to stop overthinking.
thank you for this video! lately i felt that i cant draw hair the way i wanted, but you helped me motivating! keep doing these videos because you inspire so many people!
Yesterday was a bad day, feeling down even I try sketching a lot and can’t feel enjoyment. Thanks to your video, it inspired me. 🙂
The best part of this video, or anything You create, is the mental attitude you have, which In My opinion is Perfect. . . This is the first video I've commented on in .....I honestly cannot recall how long it's been (years upon years) I haven't even finished it yet I paused it at 9:12 because I have never agreed more with anything. If you haven't already, Please Breed, more of your kind would be Grand.
LOVE your video!!! Thank you! You are so inspiring!!
Hey bro thanks for motivation, I still support you when I become a mangaka/illustrator someday
Excellent video thank you so much! Especially bonus tip 11. I am often my own worst enemy. I don’t know about anyone else, but I also tend to get the dreaded ‘blank page syndrome’ most of the time, where you have the materials and the urge to create but the power of the blank page is too strong and you can’t fight it so you sit there poised with pen in hand but not not knowing how to start, and so you end up just putting your pen down and closing the program/sketchbook and that’s that. The blank page won...
So I’ll defo be re-watching this video! 🙂
I can't believe that this video actually got me motivated to draw daily again and find useful ways to stays motivated. Right before starting to watch the video I was like ''But I don't wanna find motivation to draw more, I don't wanna draw more'' (I think the video title was something about that at first) but rn I'm starting a small comic book project
Thank you. You helped me alot, not only about art but my perspective of life in general. Thank you.
This was really helpful thank you so much! I’ve been trying to just sit down and draw something, forcing myself and not understanding my thoughts, mind and heart.
I’ll be applying these tips!💕
I've found your channel and started going through some of your videos. Love what I'm seeing and hearing. Your mindset is encouraging and motivating. Thank you.
You are amazing artist , love your work, I'll try to draw something like yours
Thank you for this, please make more of these videos, very inspirational.
Thanks for this video. I draw whenever I can, so day or night. The disadvantage of drawing with daylight is that your eyes can't see all that's going on in the darker areas. I upload my sketches to an online sketch club and other members start giving comments and hearts and then later in the evening I start seeing my errors, darker and wrong colored that looked the right color during daylight. Lately I take my iPad (and my eyes) to the darkest room in the house (my bathroom with lights off) to check for those errors 😂
The rain sounds ❤❤❤
Glad somebody noticed :D
You are a hero. Thank you.
Thank you for inspiration and this really good tips!
U are amazing artist! I wish u Good luck!
Thank so much for all the tips! I grow up so much as an tattoo artist cause of you! Thank you!!!!
I thought I was the only one who Draw on a different app and paint on a different one
You're not. I paint on MS Paint and then use Sketchbook on my phone to shade and finish
Haha had to laugh with the jellously one. Not really ill willed, but always when guys like craig mullins upload I'm like "I don't believe you, you little ****" 😂
Ahaha not going to lie, I'm the same sometimes
Nice tips and inspiration video....
This was very inspiring and yes very helpful so thank you
Thank you 🙏🏼 I self doubt myself all day long 😭 not a healthy place for me
Been there as well.. Such a bad place to be in.
Same 😔
But dont forget not too push yourself too much being productive also inclides your down time so you can rest and cone back better than ever
Thanks man, you’re very kind..
This is honestly so helpful
Love your art style and works, been following for awhile now. Great tips and I also as a pro CG artist come across the "i dont wanna do s@#t today!!" feeling and alot of downtimes. It comes with the lack of inspiration and being stuck in archviz for a long time, even though i started in game art 20 years ago. Im thinking of trying myself again at characters, 3d sculpting and 2d digital art as a hobby or side distraction. Cheers!!
Thank you so much for this video! I watched it finally 💛 It's very inspiring and what is more important for me is that it brings you the right mood and inspiration to get up and continue to create. And this mindset to compare yourself to who you were yesterday just can take anyone to the new level 💛 Incredible✨ (P.S. Sorry for my english)
hey can you make a video about how much you can make as an artist online business, having a shop, selling print different types of ways to make money, not a lot of people talk about it and im really curious? people always have an image of artist not making a lot of money but i feel in this era . of online business and art theres more opportunities just wondering on your opinions?
Yup, thx for this suggestion! :D
My goal is to learn anatomy at the end of the year
But I only have two months left so oof
@@Kuxt0r Two months is still plenty of time to make a real difference in your art. You can do it!
Start!
Thank you so much for putting your efforts in this video!!! I learned a lot 💞
Thanks for the tips 😁
I mean I’ve never been Demotivated but, I do have days where I’m really tired after school and I just can’t think of anything to draw.
again a very accurate collection of advices I can really good relate to. Thank you very much.
Loved this video... I've been procrastinating a lot lately and feel unmotivated.. I'll try these tips and see if they'll help
Just the things I needed a reminder of this morning ♥ thanks for this !
I love to draw at day, I kinda find it hard drawing at night as I can't concentrate or aren't in the best fitness as sleep wouldn't let me focus
Any tips for even wanting to draw where you reach a point on considering to stop art altogether and do something else entirely or grit on for a few more years to see what happens?
Thanks a lot! I love your art!
I love this portrait :)
Been doing everything else except having an art buddy maybe thats why i'm not going anywhere lol. This was a great video and doing inktober has been really great and I have been more motivated now then I have been on the last 6 years.
good shit, fart and soul dawg
this is awesome and true!
but thats for people that already know how to draw (at least the basics).
How about people that want to learn how to draw?how can they keep themselves motivated?
I dont really need this tbh but its nice to see another piece of art by u !
I’m a comic artist and I have to draw a page a day but sometimes I just skip for 3 whole day bc I’m so unmotivated.... that shit is REAL yalll
I adore your videos
It dose motivate me a lot
Thank you💓
Whenever I procrastinate I watch this video.
Thank You so much
Amazing video, you're really changing some people's careers with this information
Thank you
I just look at my work from a week ago and think if I can improve that much in a week how good will be in three years or ten or fifteen? And I if make something bad I just say well that’s shit and move on. It’s okay if things are shitty 👌
Thank you
I've been watching lot of your videos coz i'm planning to start making art like this, but due to ECQ i'm still stocked on using mouse. Can't buy pen tablet rn.
you're awesome! thank you, that's helpful.
Bro great channel
I really love your art DUDE!!!!!
That's great tips mate, thanx!