For anyone who cant draw arms or legs... Even a head, Raise your hands. (Update) Damn it's been 2 years since this comment existed, I've been improving guys, My art style became better and now I'm doing portaits for my fellow classmates and teacher, I've travelled so far and learned so much this milestone is such a blessing. Don't give up improving your drawings, Once you continue holding that pencil, Day by Day you'll learn new art styles and designs And you shall improve more and more!
I'll tell u what he said #1 draw/practice every day #2 Be patient #3 making mistakes (you'll learn from it) #4 immerse yourself #5 finding a style #6 use everything possible (use every drawing stuff u have if possible) Now if u excuse me I will go cry now Edit: Thanks for 1k likes luv u all! :D
@Sai Kiran: Hes right, it doesn't matter how much you like or dislike the way your latest drawing turned out, because like he said its still a drawing, and every drawing you create is still practice :) And we all know what they say about practice!
Only this time, the quarantine.. I just realized that i should've spent my time drawing everyday and not wasting it on bunch of useless things and if I've done it in the very first place, I think by now I could've drawn more amazing things and improve a lot. It made me realized what an incredible talent I have.
Dude, this wasn't JUST about art or drawing. It is literally about anything you're passionate about. Thank you man. You gave a proper and truly inspiring "speech," if you wanna call it.
1:18 1. Draw everyday (doesn’t have to be a full drawing) 2:05. 2. Be patient (u don’t get good right away) 2:52. 3. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes (it’s normal and learn from ur mistakes) 3:53 4. Immerse urself (get inspiration from others) 5:16 5. Find ur own style of working Edit: Damn np guys and ty for all the likes :)
I wanna draw so bad. I’m so passionate about it. I can’t draw a single thing tho 😂 I wish I could.. even just a face would make me happy but I just suck at it
same. And now I found motivation for me to draw bcoz of our arts class and I wanna improve, so i started finding some tutorial here in yt and I can say my drawing has improved compared before. I'm very patient rn coz I badly want to be good at it. Im planning to buy materials soon once I saved more money, coz I only use one pencil and an eraser. Hahah
To anyone who feels this way: Dont look at it this way. I understand the way you feel (this is how I felt about drawing in my late teens and early 20s) but trust me this kind of perspective is very self destructive. What I mean is that if we know we want to draw but we keep telling ourselves "I can't do it", "this looks terrible" , "I'm never gonna get good" etc then that will keep you stressed while drawing, and the more stressed or unrelaxed you are, the less focussed you'll be. The less focussed you are, the more mistakes you make, and this makes you even MORE stressed. Eventually this kind of mentality will probably result in you quitting. Thats what I did, I quit in my 20s thanks to a self defeatist mentality! Try to see it like this: "I dont suck at this, Im just a beginner, like everybody starts as. Even the masters make mistakes and failures but they didn't let it upset them, now they create amazing art!" Stay positive , never let mistakes/failures beat you down, understand that with daily or mostly daily practice, and time, you simply WILL get better!! I say this from personal experience having only been doing it for 4 month since I finally got back into drawing. You dont suck, you can do it!!!
I would even be okay with starting out at the level my 9yr old is. I think she is amazing and I'm at stick figure level. I couldn't do it in school either
As someone who has been drawing since 8 years old. I never bothered to watch a video because I always thought videos like this had bad advice, but as the years went I became better, during quarantine, I never touched my sketch pad due to stress and depression. Now I'm planning to draw again, thanks for the advice. To those ppl who are new to drawing, this guy is a professional, listen to his advice.
6 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW TO DRAW BETTER: 1. 1:25 Draw something every day: it's about the process. 2. 2:06 Be patient and dedicated: put in the work, it will show. 3. 2:56 Don't be afraid of mistakes: examine them; improve. 4. 3:58 Immerse yourself in the subject: Look at how others work. 5. 5:20 Find your own style: don't rush it; explore. 6. 6:43 Use everything available: construction lines, grids, references, etc. Thanks Dan!
I have a few tips for beginning artists struggling with motivation. First, draw things you enjoy. If you have a favorite movie, show, comic book, or video game character, draw them in plain clothing with a relatively neutral look on their face to start. If you like things like flowers, look at different kinds of flowers and study the perspective. My second tip would be to watch tutorials when drawing something for the first time. There is nothing shameful about it and it will help you understand the object you are drawing. Sometime later, you can try drawing the object in a different pose or position on your own. If you have to watch more tutorials, that's okay! Lastly, if you are just beginning, don't worry about color or shading so much. In fact, I recommend not using color and using minimal shading until you are comfortable with your abilities. Good luck friends, have fun!
I just realize anyone can draw doesn’t matter if your good or not the key is practice, you just have to keep practicing and practicing and you will teach you’re goal, my sister is a nail tech she started off not that well she would make the nails pretty messy and she couldn’t do as much detail, but I seen that she was practicing everyday and I seen her progress and now she really good at doing nails she has many clients everyday all because she practiced everyday, we can do the same but with drawing!! “Practice is key”
I don't know if this is just me but I can copy a drawing perfectly without tracing or anything. But when I try to draw my own thing, I just can't. I think my imagination is broken.
Me: *has been drawing for about 5 years* Friend: why is the head so big? Me: *types how to draw for beginners* edit: lmao, a lot of people are agreeing 😅
Lol it’s so true. Your happy with your art style, and then someone points something out about one drawing, then you start to hate it, even if it was only with that drawing!
A lot of ppl trying are trying and trying so don’t give up.I was in fourth grade and a lot of ppl inspired me to draw so as a beginner I started with random papers and started to trace, this kept going on for almost 6 months and I tried tracing Disney characters. It wasn’t perfect but I was proud. So I started to learn to draw by hand, like I drew objects near me or my surroundings. Now I m doing actually great and I m really proud. “Don’t Give Up”
I used to have a drawing teacher when I was bout 9-10. He'd make us draw sceneries everyday for months. I got sick and tired of it. I told him I don't wanna draw sceneries anymore, and he told me to draw a good scenery on my own if I want him to teach me something new. I spent an entire day drawing what I thought was the best drawing. But when I finally showed him, he tore it apart, criticising almost every aspect of it . I was very upset and swore to never come back to him, or even draw at all. Unfortunately I am still very much intolerant to Criticism. I wonder if same thing happened with you?
@@shashemption it happened to me also sth like that. I was trying hours and hours and when I showed it to my techer she made fun of me in front all of my classmates.
Thanks for all of this, i was in a verge of calling myself untalented, and just a trash drawing garbages. I had so many things in my mind and i really want to draw them, it looks like i need to give up on drawing but i still feel happy whenever i finish a work and I didn't wanna give up. This video gave me hope and this means a lot to me, thank you.
who else has this problem. Your in the middle of class. You have paper in front of you and that's what you need to turn in next. You decide to draw on it for fun. It turn out fantastic so you want to keep it but you have to turn it in by the end of the hour. u cri cuz it gone ;-;. You go home and try to draw almost the something and fail and then sit there and cri again ;-;
When people usually see my drawings they say, "wow, this is so detailed, what materials do you use?" I say, "I use a mechanical pencil." then they will look a little shocked and say "well, you must have many right? Like ones with different lead and high quality erasers-" "No, I only have one pencil and a broken polymer eraser." I reply blankly. The truth about drawing is, it's not what you use. You can use a 100$ pencil and draw a crappy flower. It's how you use what's in your hand. Heck I've seen people make amazing art with crayola crayons.
IKR? I draw the same way dan does (realistic) and a people always ask how I do it and I say I watch helpful videos like this one! And yes I’ve seen people make amazing art with crappy dollar store markers and a ballpoint pen!
I am a very VERY emotional person, and listening to advice to someone who knows how to sketch/draw with lots of encouraging words and it makes me feel motivated and confident on drawing better everyday. And it made me tear a bit 😇 tysm for the advice! Now im confident i can be a better artist! 🥰
Drawing depends on mood a lot. If you're in a good mood then what you draw looks great. But if you draw when you are in anger/frustration, the drawing looks screwed up. So, that's an other tip. Always draw when you are in a good mood. Have a nice day!
I don't know why but I really like to draw emotional anime pictures and when I'm happy or in a good mood my drawing looks so bad but When I'm sad or angry or in a bad mood my drawing looks So good it happened 7 times! I don't know if I'm the only one 😐
These tips can be applied to literally anything you do in life. Consistency, patience, passion and being completely open to learning at any stage or age in life is so vital to success.
I been drawing my whole life learning these exact same fundamentals throughout the journey, Im not only impressed by the way you break it down but happy to hear it in way that makes sense to everything I've done 10/10 video
try challenging yourself more, getting out of your comfort zone. I only started to improve when I started pushing myself to learn things I was never comfortable with until I could nail them.
I was the same, but I try drawing with a fineliner now so I'll have to accept my mistakes when I make them. And it has actually helped me because now I pay more attention to not actually making these mistakes^^
Thank you. I needed a refocus. I stopped drawing due to overwhelming personal crisis. I needed a simple concise straight forward refocus. This vid is it. No pressure, no speaker lauding themselves while lowering themselves to speak with the unwashed. You give real life actual technique advice. The way I did art in the beginning before life knocked hard at my door.
1 draw everyday 2 be patient 3 more mistakes 4 immerse yourself 5 finding your style 6 use every thing Thanks me through likes... Dolph Draw channel is also amazing 😲160plus likes 😍😍😍thankuuu😄
Which is sad because I use to draw really well and detail but there was alot of things going on and a couldn't then o tried getting back into it and I sucked, and I really want to draw comics
I’m 11 years old. I hope to be an illustrator, it’s my dream. I don’t think I’m bad at drawing and I’ve been drawing for years and years from my imagination. Although I’m only 11 here’s some advice. •You don’t need fancy equipment to make a masterpiece. All you need is a pencil, paper, and creativity •Don’t look at amazing artists regularly. I’m not telling you not to look at other artwork but sometimes it can lower your self esteem. •Plan out what you want to draw. This is not completely necessary but it can be useful other than throwing sheets and sheets of paper away. Just some advice. No need to follow.
It is so amazing that this video came in my feed!! I was feeling just the way you say. As I admire so many gorgeous drawings and paintings it just makes me feel discouraged BUT I know better and hearing it here in this video describing my feelings so accurately is to me a sign that the universe is responding trying to help me, to be supportive. It is work, it takes practice and time to get really good. I so much enjoy painting, I am a novice. For most of my life I told myself that I could not draw nor paint. At 62 years old I started painting! It seems to have surfaced as a ripple effect of decluttering my home and to stop buying stuff that I do not really need. I am so much enjoying the therapeutic effect it has on me. At first it was very simple subjects, child like, still fun and cute. I started to watch tutorials and improve my skills a little. This activity is a tremendous teaching for me, about delaying instant gratification, applying myself, enjoying the process, be in the NOW. There is so much to learn, it is never ending really. I cannot allow my monkey brain to sabotage this newly found passion. Thank you 🙏
I myself am not nessicarilly a great artist, but after doing this ever since 3rd grade, (now I'm a sophomore in highschool), I have become a quite decent artist. Ive received multiple art awards from my school, and if I can recommend anything from this video, I recommend drawing every day, even after your good at drawing. I myself put drawing down for about a year due to depression, and since I had done this my skills have heavily decreased, which is why you find this comment here now. Now I plan to go to college for a fine arts degree (after I join the military and hopefully survive, because its really the only way I can get to a college). I just wanna finish this comment with a thank you for reading, and good luck.
When you draw do you just draw it? Or do you go through the steps like drawing the skeleton and mapping? I used to just draw something I was looking at with out any skeleton, if you want to be great and draw faster and better learn how to draw the skeleton. It makes it so much easier I know it's a pain but I swear by it.
@@enixanne8146 So you're saying that anyone who has practiced drawing and still can't do it has not practiced "right"? That's an interesting new spin on the no true Scotsman!
@@DelayRGC not really, just the citing the absolute difference between "practice" and "deliberate practice". There's real practice, and there's plain wasting time :D
I love drawing. Because it surpasses our imagination with a creation and drawing is the only thing that can show us something out of the existence for real!
Ok try this! Dragons, mandala, cars and superheroes! Inspiration! Kim Jung Gi, Mark Crilley, Mikey Mega mega, David Finch! Your favorite artists! Mona Lisa, Popeye, The thundercats, and batman! Your favorite artworks! Slowly but persistent so you can go further each day! Do not stress over the creation of a"style", that will come with time and practice! Look for different styles that come to mind and adjust with your preference!
“Man I should draw more often.” *2 months later* Alright, I’m actually getting somewhere! *5 rough and unfinished sketches later* “Alright I should take a break.” *a week later* “I should draw more often.”
Remember every piece of artwork has an 'ugly' stage. Keep with it and see it to the end. You'll be amazed by the results. I'm 48 and just learned this. I had lots of unfinished work. Now I'm going back to finish them and I'm being surprised by the final products.
To everyone: "Your drawing is your drawing if somebody tells you that your drawing sucks Well you possibly see something they dont ,maybe you see it a masterpiece So it isnt other people’s opinion its yours"
Dude , don't ever think that just because you dont get views, your content sucks, because you are one of the most talented artists on youtube and you make amazing content
And from the visual display I can also get another few tips: 1. Your pencils must always be sharp for ultra-fine lining. 2. Try to rub off your mistakes cleanly w/o leaving any unnecessary smudges. 3. No matter how many mistakes you've made, always apply the same amount of pressure as you're drawing with your pencil on areas that require that fixed, specific shade. Do not change it unless neccessary. (Knowing that most people get frustrated after rubbing off their mistakes too many times and finally making too many wrong strokes it's almost impossible to rub it off and the paper's already torn) +(My own personal tip)Play music that matches your mood/the theme of what you want to draw. It always helps. ;3
It does, music can show you what kind of scenario you want to make, and what emotion it should evoke. I usually watch a movie or listen to music when I get my ideas.
After watching this video I now understand why it has 10mil views. This is not your typical tutorial video thats named “Here is how to draw different poses”, but in reality they just made it to sell their skillshare course. This one instead just gives you real life advices that you can imply to any kind of sphere in life. Also gives you right mindset to begin your journey. So as a beginner artist myself I pretty much enjoyed it. Thank you ❤
Me: trying to draw a realistic subject**but it did not look the way it should be** People: "Can you tell me about your drawing?" Me: "It's an abstract."
It doesn't matter if you just draw a doodle or a full piece, as long as you draw everyday it can really help! And it takes a thousand bad drawings to create one. Eventually the number will slowly decline and you'll be able to draw only a few bad drawings to create a perfect one.
I have been drawing for years. I used to love drawing but after some criticism from others saying how my artwork wasn't good, or they could do some much better... After years of not drawing I want to get back into it because I love it. This video really helps btw thanks. :)
I am a pretty good artist myself and when you said that talent can only get you so far I was like"Damn that is probably the best advise you can give for beginners"Talent isn't everything.
This is A simple guide for middle artist, When your'e done your artwork, then turn it opposite. (I recommend use A mirror) Then you will see your mistake on drawing, but dont worry, try to improve the mistake.(this is mostly happen to who are drawing anime especially to draw the other eye). Just practice everyday, and you can draw your dream in your head. I believe. One day', you will find the way, the road to VICTORY 😀😀😀
When I was younger I loved drawing, but slowly stopped doing them. Now at 18, I am starting again and founf the love for drawing again. Although I am not yet very good, in years from now, even decades, I will be thankful for slowly improving over time.
I looked at my drawings from 6th grade. I just flipped through it and said "I drew this shit!" It looked like a kindergartner took a pencil and just scribbled over the sketchbook.
Seriously.. I tried drawing hands this morning to practice them since I'm tired of having to hide the hands in my drawings some how, but I had such a hard time even though I only tried drawing them four times and I got fustrated and angry and decided to work on something else, a face, and it went much better and I saw that the way I was drawing the face was making me improve a lot so my frustration went away as fast as it came and I found a way to improve so what happened this morning ended up being beneficial so that's good :)
@@chrissizemore3424 basically a person who wants everything to be perfect, even in the tiniest, most insignificant detail. murata, the mangaka of one punch man, is a prime example, redrawing entire chapters in less than a week because he didn't like this one thing about it
i think the biggest lie that i have told myself, that kept me from improving, was the idea that every drawing i make has to be amazing. i kept comparing myself to great artists and just didn't see where i went wrong. until i just told myself to at least sketch daily and enjoy the ways of my creativity is taking form, and if i really like the sketch i could always work on it as an improved drawing. Sketching, is important, and sketches are not the final stages of your drawings.
You motivated me so much... My dream is to become an artist but I m not that capable as an artist... I want to practice and improve but I literally don't know what to practice or how to practice... I m searching for videos which would tell me what n how to practice... Today after seeing this video I got a little idea about practice and improvement skills
*Me makes head* *Me puts eyes on the face* *Eyes couldn't fit because the head is too small* *Makes another head* *It becamed a egg instead of a head* *Made another head* *The head was good* *I made face* *IT LOOKED UGLY* *REPEAT*
I’ve recently tried to draw because I wanted to draw my fave anime characters and drawing everyday really helps me improve, as well as looking at RUclips tutorials and seeking inspiration from them. ☺️
@Catherine Ives exercise is key. Trust me this feeling of frustration is a part of this. The idea is to keep going. Don't give up. You are not the first person to learn how to draw and you are not the first person to do basic mistakes. ;)
I remember spending almost 2 weeks on 1 drawing for my brothers birthday and I messed up and I could have easily fixed it with a little bit of shading but I decided to erase a big chunk of it then I tried to re do the part I messed up but.... it just look outa place so I just threw it away and got him some new games instead 🤗🤷♀️
I’ve never drawn in my life but I see people create these pieces of art that connect to me n Make me want to express myself through my art, im starting from day one tn wish me luck
When I was younger I used to draw all the time, I had a passion for drawing, until I gave myself higher expectations. I wanted to draw intense/complicated things, but I failed. After trying so many times, I gave up. I stopped drawing for a few years, now I'm trying my best, I can draw okay. It's not the best, but I dont draw as frequently. For drawing I need an example to actually draw.
Idk about y’all but my ADHD has cycles. I obsess about a certain thing for months before I get bored with it and a new obsession comes around. But there are a few core obsessions that always come back around. Drawing is one of those for me, and though I seem to progress overall pretty slowly, I still progress.
I cant no matter how hard I try I cant draw at all. I want to make detailed comics but I cant draw at all . I dont want to make cartoon but that's how my drawings come out they suck I cant focus at all. When I try to start I hate every single line I make I cant draw for shit and I have nothing to do when I'm older. I always judge every single drawing I make. I get made when ever I draw. Every single drawing of a human in make they stand tested and not normally i hate every drawing i make. The only "skill" I have is video games and that doesn't go hard. Every night I let awake judging everything I did, I hate it and I just want to draw better but this video doesn't help, I cant draw at all and I hate it.
OK. I'm 38 and I've nearly always been terrible at drawing. You've inspired me to just do it every day no matter the result as it'll eventually turn into something more palatable with constant practice. It's bugged me for years and drawing is one of the things I wanna get good at.
Im turning 26 this year, been drawing in my elementary and highschool days, and stopped, , i really wanna get back to it as im now realizing its what i really want to. Im just hoping that i wont be too late to learn again.
Use COVID as a drawing advantage draw sun glasses and a mask or if you’re like me and draw combat use gas attacks as a advantage and draw protective masks / gas masks
I really want to thank you watching this video made me understand that people make mistakes but that mistakes don't set you back, they push you forward and that is nice to know... so thank you!!
Just wait. Also when he said talent can only get you so far, trust me I know. Through my experience my talent naturally only got me a little ways, I've slowly been learning everything I can about art. Like famous pieces, the color scale, human anatomy, and shading. And that's only a base of what you need to know. There's so many things you must learn, and as you learn them you'll get better.
@@hihehe1517 I'm saying so you know that even the talented have to practice. Like talent can only go so far, and practice can get you the rest of the way.
Some advice to anyone trying to get better at drawing is to try drawing with a pen. Draw with a pen and continue until the piece is done. This will help discourage you from erasing a lot and also teach you to finish your art work. It won’t look as good as it would look with a pencil, but the next time you use a pencil you will be more confident. This is something that helped me
@@twinkie0095 thanks, I’m not a super pro at drawing but I can do a little bit, but this method gave me much more confidence in waiting for the end result, and realizing every mistake is not a mistake. I’ve also tried it with markers as well if you want to further challenge yourself
This video forgot something: The Benefics of Drawing - Drawing also increase your focus level, focus for drawing and for another things like school, etc. . . And also you can Express yourself, like "-*^-Drawing a Dream-^*-"
I know I am a perfectionist. *sigh* My family, my friends, even any random stranger will say my drawing is amazing, but i *STRUGGLE* with it really hard.
Too relatable me personally I don't draw much but I like keeping it as real or somewhat close as possible Sometimes I strain my eyes or my back hurts lol
The 6 tips that the video says: 1. Drawing everyday makes Ur drawing better 2. Always be patient when u draw 3.There is no problem if you make mistakes.u should learn from mistakes 4.immerse yourself 5.find your style 6.use everything to draw
I'm just a freshman, and I started drawing in the age of 6, but since I made it to the honor students, I barely got time to draw. I need a lot of practice because I want to draw a full body, atleast an anime before I reach the teen age, because I love to draw and I want to be a designer. During my free times in weekends, I always search for drawing tutorials, I try it. But I always think that I can't do it. I am really afraid of doing mistakes. But now I watched this, I now have great tips to bear in mind. You are awesome man. You really have a great talent
I know, draw a potato everyday and be patient with your potato and be proud to make mistakes (cuz it means that your learning), immerse you self with a potato find you potato style of drawing it doesn't have to be unique choose what your comfortable with and finally use all the potato stuff you see, you have! Thanks this video helped a lot And don't forget people That Being an being an artist is not to take your art work seriously it's all about having fun! And every beginner will improve one day, so don't lose confidence !😁
I have been drawing every day for about a month now and started to feel a bit fed up just "copying" but i feel better now..it takes as long as it takes..ive watched a fair few of these "how to get better" videos and honestly this was the best... new subscriber. thanks a lot for this.
lauraglasgow etc thanks Laura, I try to focus a lot of the information I give from my own experience and what I know. Sometimes it might not appeal to some people because everyone’s different. I try to make the advice and videos I make as genuine as possible, thanks for subscribing - hopefully I can provide useful or entertaining content for you in the future :D
Do you ever spend all night drawing a drawing it looks good and you go to sleep. The next day, it looks so weird
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I have the opposite. It looks weird when I draw it but great after.
For anyone who cant draw arms or legs... Even a head, Raise your hands.
(Update)
Damn it's been 2 years since this comment existed, I've been improving guys, My art style became better and now I'm doing portaits for my fellow classmates and teacher, I've travelled so far and learned so much this milestone is such a blessing.
Don't give up improving your drawings, Once you continue holding that pencil, Day by Day you'll learn new art styles and designs And you shall improve more and more!
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You guys can draw anything..JUST master the face and body anatomy.
I'll tell u what he said
#1 draw/practice every day
#2 Be patient
#3 making mistakes (you'll learn from it)
#4 immerse yourself
#5 finding a style
#6 use everything possible (use every drawing stuff u have if possible)
Now if u excuse me I will go cry now Edit: Thanks for 1k likes luv u all! :D
Im not thanking you+-+
Dude u forgot about enjoying whatever we draw..
its alway the same tips, i never get any uniqe tips
Thnx by 5 pm at ALBANIA
Mr.GamingFruit he it wrote also 1 year
Remember
"There are no mistakes here, Just happy little accidents"
RIP Bob Ross
That's what my mon said when I was born
@@skate_square5468 lol
Thank you Molten Boss from the Roblox game Tower Defense Simulator
So im a incident?
"Don't feel discouraged especially when it comes to drawing because no matter how it looks, it's still a drawing at the end of the day."
Awe, thank you for the words of encouragement!
That's most satisfying comment i have ever read. Thanks for the positivity.
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@Sai Kiran: Hes right, it doesn't matter how much you like or dislike the way your latest drawing turned out, because like he said its still a drawing, and every drawing you create is still practice :)
And we all know what they say about practice!
ncshuriken bruh so a master drawer’s drawing is still nothing but practice and not even a real thing the fuck you ok?
him: i know it might be hard to make time everyday to draw
quarantine: allow me to introduce myself
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@@aarondungca6184 AHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAAAA
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This comment needs more attention! 😂😂😂
Only this time, the quarantine.. I just realized that i should've spent my time drawing everyday and not wasting it on bunch of useless things and if I've done it in the very first place, I think by now I could've drawn more amazing things and improve a lot. It made me realized what an incredible talent I have.
*scrolls through comments and saying in my head “oh haha, so relatable”*
*forgets to pay attention to the video playing*
Exactly
Same haha
Same XD
So true
Ikr
Dude, this wasn't JUST about art or drawing. It is literally about anything you're passionate about. Thank you man. You gave a proper and truly inspiring "speech," if you wanna call it.
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You are right
1:18 1. Draw everyday (doesn’t have to be a full drawing)
2:05. 2. Be patient (u don’t get good right away)
2:52. 3. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes (it’s normal and learn from ur mistakes)
3:53 4. Immerse urself (get inspiration from others)
5:16 5. Find ur own style of working
Edit: Damn np guys and ty for all the likes :)
Thanks ☺
6:42 Use everything :D
Useful comment
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Thank you very much
I wanna draw so bad. I’m so passionate about it. I can’t draw a single thing tho 😂 I wish I could.. even just a face would make me happy but I just suck at it
Same I like drawing but I suck at it if I can draw if I really try but I just give up to easy
same. And now I found motivation for me to draw bcoz of our arts class and I wanna improve, so i started finding some tutorial here in yt and I can say my drawing has improved compared before. I'm very patient rn coz I badly want to be good at it. Im planning to buy materials soon once I saved more money, coz I only use one pencil and an eraser. Hahah
Same. But i litterally cant even do a proper line
To anyone who feels this way: Dont look at it this way. I understand the way you feel (this is how I felt about drawing in my late teens and early 20s) but trust me this kind of perspective is very self destructive. What I mean is that if we know we want to draw but we keep telling ourselves "I can't do it", "this looks terrible" , "I'm never gonna get good" etc then that will keep you stressed while drawing, and the more stressed or unrelaxed you are, the less focussed you'll be. The less focussed you are, the more mistakes you make, and this makes you even MORE stressed. Eventually this kind of mentality will probably result in you quitting. Thats what I did, I quit in my 20s thanks to a self defeatist mentality!
Try to see it like this: "I dont suck at this, Im just a beginner, like everybody starts as. Even the masters make mistakes and failures but they didn't let it upset them, now they create amazing art!"
Stay positive , never let mistakes/failures beat you down, understand that with daily or mostly daily practice, and time, you simply WILL get better!! I say this from personal experience having only been doing it for 4 month since I finally got back into drawing. You dont suck, you can do it!!!
I would even be okay with starting out at the level my 9yr old is. I think she is amazing and I'm at stick figure level. I couldn't do it in school either
"Draw everyday"
Quarantine: yes *grabs sketch book*
School: *snatch* no
ᴋᴀᴡᴀɪɪ_ ʀᴀᴛ
I can relate:
Same here.
So true
I should be at school now.
But I don’t care :)
Sorry I mean online school
As someone who has been drawing since 8 years old. I never bothered to watch a video because I always thought videos like this had bad advice, but as the years went I became better, during quarantine, I never touched my sketch pad due to stress and depression. Now I'm planning to draw again, thanks for the advice.
To those ppl who are new to drawing, this guy is a professional, listen to his advice.
6 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW TO DRAW BETTER:
1. 1:25 Draw something every day: it's about the process.
2. 2:06 Be patient and dedicated: put in the work, it will show.
3. 2:56 Don't be afraid of mistakes: examine them; improve.
4. 3:58 Immerse yourself in the subject: Look at how others work.
5. 5:20 Find your own style: don't rush it; explore.
6. 6:43 Use everything available: construction lines, grids, references, etc.
Thanks Dan!
GAMER_GALAX Galaxy lol you'll still get famous.
i need 7 things
Joe Wigfall, A good summarization thanks :D
^~^ thx dude
Joe Wigfall no need to watch video now.
am i the only one that can only copy something and not draw from their imagination?
I sometimes have the same problem, but if you keep drawing you'll be able to do it!
@@Dandelyon-HB ok thx sm
That's ok. I personally cannot either as the guy said it's a process.
It's like learning a song on an instrument versus coming up with a song.
Me to
I have a few tips for beginning artists struggling with motivation. First, draw things you enjoy. If you have a favorite movie, show, comic book, or video game character, draw them in plain clothing with a relatively neutral look on their face to start. If you like things like flowers, look at different kinds of flowers and study the perspective. My second tip would be to watch tutorials when drawing something for the first time. There is nothing shameful about it and it will help you understand the object you are drawing. Sometime later, you can try drawing the object in a different pose or position on your own. If you have to watch more tutorials, that's okay! Lastly, if you are just beginning, don't worry about color or shading so much. In fact, I recommend not using color and using minimal shading until you are comfortable with your abilities.
Good luck friends, have fun!
Dont bother wishing me good luck because thats npt gonna do anything
@@dryscalpbish6238 not with that attitude 😃
The_Ultimate_ Faker i know, ive been having that adittude since i started. And im still shite
@@dryscalpbish6238 gotta start somewhere
The_Ultimate_ Faker i started from nowhere and i still am nowhere
I just realize anyone can draw doesn’t matter if your good or not the key is practice, you just have to keep practicing and practicing and you will teach you’re goal, my sister is a nail tech she started off not that well she would make the nails pretty messy and she couldn’t do as much detail, but I seen that she was practicing everyday and I seen her progress and now she really good at doing nails she has many clients everyday all because she practiced everyday, we can do the same but with drawing!! “Practice is key”
Nope. Not everyone can draw. I wish I could but after a year, with no progress, sometimes one has to just face facts.
@@hammill444 same
I don't know if this is just me but I can copy a drawing perfectly without tracing or anything. But when I try to draw my own thing, I just can't. I think my imagination is broken.
OMGG, sameee =w=
same
We are opposites my friend
You're not the only one.
This!!
have you ever just had a;
"I'm going to draw/paint today!"
*_pulls out drawing book_*
*_puts it back_*
"I cant do this" :(
Yeah it happens to me all the time
I painted once. Now it's a habbit
This happens all the time
I can draw goog but I want to improve my drawing
It happens all the time
Me: *has been drawing for about 5 years*
Friend: why is the head so big?
Me: *types how to draw for beginners*
edit: lmao, a lot of people are agreeing 😅
Literally me
Same :‹
Lol it’s so true. Your happy with your art style, and then someone points something out about one drawing, then you start to hate it, even if it was only with that drawing!
someone HAAAAA
Same!!!
2years though, but the head is always big! 😢
A lot of ppl trying are trying and trying so don’t give up.I was in fourth grade and a lot of ppl inspired me to draw so as a beginner I started with random papers and started to trace, this kept going on for almost 6 months and I tried tracing Disney characters. It wasn’t perfect but I was proud. So I started to learn to draw by hand, like I drew objects near me or my surroundings. Now I m doing actually great and I m really proud.
“Don’t Give Up”
I'm here because I used to love drawing but my art teacher kinda killed my love for it. I'm here tho
If you don't mind my asking, what did this teacher do to kill your love for drawing?
I used to have a drawing teacher when I was bout 9-10. He'd make us draw sceneries everyday for months. I got sick and tired of it. I told him I don't wanna draw sceneries anymore, and he told me to draw a good scenery on my own if I want him to teach me something new. I spent an entire day drawing what I thought was the best drawing. But when I finally showed him, he tore it apart, criticising almost every aspect of it . I was very upset and swore to never come back to him, or even draw at all.
Unfortunately I am still very much intolerant to Criticism. I wonder if same thing happened with you?
@@shashemption Sorry to hear about that. I try to encourage my students; it's a shame that some teachers have to be so mean-spirited.
@@shashemption it happened to me also sth like that. I was trying hours and hours and when I showed it to my techer she made fun of me in front all of my classmates.
same i go to an art highschool and i cant stand my art classes anymore
-1 Draw everyday
2- Be patient
3- Don't be afraid to make mistakes
4- immerse yourself
5- finding a style
6- use everything
But how
@vie ok
Hey what does use everything means?
Me after drawing /in the middle of drawing ( mind im horrid )hands: SLEEP
@@blue-and-grey✨ everything ✨
🤝
Draw a circle
My mind: okay, circle.
My eyes: okay.
My hand: how about an egg?
bear friend 219
Oh so very true
bear friend 219
Hai
@@gracered8526 what was bear's comment he deleted it
😂
Marcos Simon yessss
Thanks for all of this, i was in a verge of calling myself untalented, and just a trash drawing garbages. I had so many things in my mind and i really want to draw them, it looks like i need to give up on drawing but i still feel happy whenever i finish a work and I didn't wanna give up. This video gave me hope and this means a lot to me, thank you.
❤️ never give up my friend. 🙏🏼
I feel the same way
Let's keep improving our drawing skills, you guys! We can do this
Thanks I needed that
Not being sarcastic btw hope I didn’t come off that way
Im sure I'll be needing this lol😂❤️
Thx
Yeah we can!!
who else has this problem. Your in the middle of class. You have paper in front of you and that's what you need to turn in next. You decide to draw on it for fun. It turn out fantastic so you want to keep it but you have to turn it in by the end of the hour. u cri cuz it gone ;-;. You go home and try to draw almost the something and fail and then sit there and cri again ;-;
I relate that's why I take a picture of my drawing on the school work to have and redraw it 😂😅
RELATABLE OMGGG
Relatable
i do, i drew on my writing homework and now its gone
I drew Frieza from DragonBall
When people usually see my drawings they say, "wow, this is so detailed, what materials do you use?" I say, "I use a mechanical pencil." then they will look a little shocked and say "well, you must have many right? Like ones with different lead and high quality erasers-"
"No, I only have one pencil and a broken polymer eraser." I reply blankly.
The truth about drawing is, it's not what you use. You can use a 100$ pencil and draw a crappy flower. It's how you use what's in your hand. Heck I've seen people make amazing art with crayola crayons.
Kawaii- Chan dude,Ikr...
Those crayola drawings never fail to make my jaw drop xD
And yep,it's actually not what you use,it's your skills that matter
IKR? I draw the same way dan does (realistic) and a people always ask how I do it and I say I watch helpful videos like this one! And yes I’ve seen people make amazing art with crappy dollar store markers and a ballpoint pen!
Kawaii- Chan true
I can relate even though i quit improving my skill, i usually use old 2B pencils which only 2inch long and an old eraser.
Why did you explain this like a book lol
I am a very VERY emotional person, and listening to advice to someone who knows how to sketch/draw with lots of encouraging words and it makes me feel motivated and confident on drawing better everyday. And it made me tear a bit 😇 tysm for the advice! Now im confident i can be a better artist! 🥰
"Be patient"
My anxiety: Uhm...what bout no
You could try listening to calming music like lofi - HipHop or anything you like.
*Anex city* Yes..
Hey army
@@girijagopimv4802 hey :))
@t a s y o t sorry, English is not my first language :(
*my dream is to be an artist. And im gonna try my best :')*
Just practice everyday, then you will become a good artist one day😀👍
@@retorikmesteren thx
Nice 👍
Me too
So is mine weellll an ilustrater but y know same thing lol
Drawing depends on mood a lot. If you're in a good mood then what you draw looks great. But if you draw when you are in anger/frustration, the drawing looks screwed up.
So, that's an other tip. Always draw when you are in a good mood.
Have a nice day!
It's actually so true...
yes
it's like when ur doing a test and you are overthinking and overreacting
I love drawing and listening to music. When I listen to music I feel good and I draw well 😀😀
I don't know why but I really like to draw emotional anime pictures and when I'm happy or in a good mood my drawing looks so bad but When I'm sad or angry or in a bad mood my drawing looks So good it happened 7 times! I don't know if I'm the only one 😐
These tips can be applied to literally anything you do in life. Consistency, patience, passion and being completely open to learning at any stage or age in life is so vital to success.
Me: let's draw eyes
Brain: ok
Eyes: ok
Hand:
O o
Yes
I just don't do arms and have the character put it in their pockets
@@zuzu6864 wowh😂😂
Same issue! Wish my hand could actually be controlled by me
@@vvantae_1903 wait wha-
I’m 43 and literally, just started this past week. Thank you for the encouraging words! I bought some pencils and erasers and sketch paper!
Good luck :D
Yeah, good luck :P
Good luck, dude
You got this learn from your mistakes too that helped me alot.
i'm 15 and i just started learning how to draw this video is helpful
I’m 25 and am realizing I wasted a lot of my life feeling sorry for myself.
Bruh moment
Uh-
Thankfully you can start your life over at any time. 🌹💕
That makes two of us...
It’s never too late to start something new!!!!
“Confidence confidence”- Kim Taeyhung aka V from BTS
I been drawing my whole life learning these exact same fundamentals throughout the journey, Im not only impressed by the way you break it down but happy to hear it in way that makes sense to everything I've done 10/10 video
Does anyone ever make good sketches then when you colour it, it’s looks like 🤮🤮🤮
I used to do that, but now its ok!
All ze time... Please help
LIKE I WORKED SO HARD AND ITS GARBAGE AT THE END I HATE THAT
Yes I did
Yaeh my mom getting angry becouse the paper garbage o my why
Am I the only one who’s been drawing forever and is still can’t get better no matter what I try?
No-
No ur not the only one
try challenging yourself more, getting out of your comfort zone. I only started to improve when I started pushing myself to learn things I was never comfortable with until I could nail them.
Nope
@@RandomThings12 This is the strat right here.
When a youtuber draw: no eraser
When I draw: eraser is used 10 times more than pencil.
Same
Keep practicing. 👍
I was the same, but I try drawing with a fineliner now so I'll have to accept my mistakes when I make them. And it has actually helped me because now I pay more attention to not actually making these mistakes^^
Lol trueee🤣🤣
Until it is ripped
Thank you. I needed a refocus. I stopped drawing due to overwhelming personal crisis. I needed a simple concise straight forward refocus. This vid is it. No pressure, no speaker lauding themselves while lowering themselves to speak with the unwashed. You give real life actual technique advice. The way I did art in the beginning before life knocked hard at my door.
1 draw everyday
2 be patient
3 more mistakes
4 immerse yourself
5 finding your style
6 use every thing
Thanks me through likes...
Dolph Draw channel is also amazing
😲160plus likes 😍😍😍thankuuu😄
Pusha Lal thx I’ll like
240 likes awesome 👍🏾
@@bbq-_-4176 thanks 😁it's my pleasure 😄☺
@@macray420inkandarts7 yhh😊that's my first time a commented and got such a good number of likes 😁..thnxx😃
What's immerse??? Me no good with english
Him: Draw everyday
Me: **does it everyday but each day, forgets how to draw very slowly but suddenly**
Unknow_Boi relatable
Lol 😂 relatable
You might have Alzheimer's
I just suck, and I'll my friends can draw amazing and my looks like shit.
Which is sad because I use to draw really well and detail but there was alot of things going on and a couldn't then o tried getting back into it and I sucked, and I really want to draw comics
I’m 11 years old. I hope to be an illustrator, it’s my dream. I don’t think I’m bad at drawing and I’ve been drawing for years and years from my imagination. Although I’m only 11 here’s some advice.
•You don’t need fancy equipment to make a masterpiece. All you need is a pencil, paper, and creativity
•Don’t look at amazing artists regularly. I’m not telling you not to look at other artwork but sometimes it can lower your self esteem.
•Plan out what you want to draw. This is not completely necessary but it can be useful other than throwing sheets and sheets of paper away.
Just some advice. No need to follow.
good advice☝️
Why is this comment so underrated
This needs more likes
Y’all I’m coming back to this after 6 months and I can confirm I still want to be an illustrator 🗿
No way you're 11, your speech seems to mature
It is so amazing that this video came in my feed!! I was feeling just the way you say. As I admire so many gorgeous drawings and paintings it just makes me feel discouraged BUT I know better and hearing it here in this video describing my feelings so accurately is to me a sign that the universe is responding trying to help me, to be supportive. It is work, it takes practice and time to get really good. I so much enjoy painting, I am a novice. For most of my life I told myself that I could not draw nor paint. At 62 years old I started painting! It seems to have surfaced as a ripple effect of decluttering my home and to stop buying stuff that I do not really need.
I am so much enjoying the therapeutic effect it has on me. At first it was very simple subjects, child like, still fun and cute. I started to watch tutorials and improve my skills a little. This activity is a tremendous teaching for me, about delaying instant gratification, applying myself, enjoying the process, be in the NOW. There is so much to learn, it is never ending really. I cannot allow my monkey brain to sabotage this newly found passion. Thank you 🙏
I myself am not nessicarilly a great artist, but after doing this ever since 3rd grade, (now I'm a sophomore in highschool), I have become a quite decent artist. Ive received multiple art awards from my school, and if I can recommend anything from this video, I recommend drawing every day, even after your good at drawing. I myself put drawing down for about a year due to depression, and since I had done this my skills have heavily decreased, which is why you find this comment here now. Now I plan to go to college for a fine arts degree (after I join the military and hopefully survive, because its really the only way I can get to a college). I just wanna finish this comment with a thank you for reading, and good luck.
(Fake) depression
@@ScrubbDoesStuff wasn't necessarily fake, tried suicide multiple times, unless that's just suicidal.
You dont have to go into the battlefield, there are many jobs in the military that stay on base andvare never in danger. But good for you
@@ScrubbDoesStuff No the problem you don't care to help your friend so you get rid of them so you don't have to worry dealing with an *"edgy friend"*
When you draw do you just draw it? Or do you go through the steps like drawing the skeleton and mapping? I used to just draw something I was looking at with out any skeleton, if you want to be great and draw faster and better learn how to draw the skeleton. It makes it so much easier I know it's a pain but I swear by it.
how to get better at drawing
*practice,practice and PRACTICE*
12 years should be enough. That's 52,594.92 hours, after all.
You're right
...and PRACTICE RIGHT.
@@enixanne8146 So you're saying that anyone who has practiced drawing and still can't do it has not practiced "right"?
That's an interesting new spin on the no true Scotsman!
@@DelayRGC not really, just the citing the absolute difference between "practice" and "deliberate practice". There's real practice, and there's plain wasting time :D
I love to draw but I suck at it...
Then don't give a shit and keep drawing!
Aurora's Vlog same
the love for it is all you need, you'll get better at it as long as you keep doing it
I can draw Fred Flintstone
I can draw Fred Flintstone
I love drawing. Because it surpasses our imagination with a creation and drawing is the only thing that can show us something out of the existence for real!
I used to think that artists were aliens because I wasn't able to create what I wanted. Now I think we all are same. Practice makes man perfect.
"man"...?
Bionike Hyrionike Triggered?
God Eater and women too
Oh and gender fluid ppl
Kyla thank you
Bionike Hyrionike
XD don't be the same! never be stereo typical is a good motto even if it doesn't rhyme
Me: *feels inspired*
Also me: alright, time to draw something!
My mind: k
My eyes: sure,
My hands: ✨N✨O✨
Just force yourself to start and you'll probably enjoy it
💯
Relatable except everything says no
Ok try this!
Dragons, mandala, cars and superheroes! Inspiration!
Kim Jung Gi, Mark Crilley, Mikey Mega mega, David Finch! Your favorite artists!
Mona Lisa, Popeye, The thundercats, and batman! Your favorite artworks!
Slowly but persistent so you can go further each day!
Do not stress over the creation of a"style", that will come with time and practice!
Look for different styles that come to mind and adjust with your preference!
A part of my brain: draw draw right now u have a few hours before online class
A part of my brain which controls my hand: nope on a rope
“Man I should draw more often.”
*2 months later*
Alright, I’m actually getting somewhere!
*5 rough and unfinished sketches later*
“Alright I should take a break.”
*a week later*
“I should draw more often.”
Why do I do this your so right
relatable
Me be like.
I should end it immedi8ly
and the cycle continues XD
Bruh relatable..
Remember every piece of artwork has an 'ugly' stage.
Keep with it and see it to the end. You'll be amazed by the results.
I'm 48 and just learned this. I had lots of unfinished work.
Now I'm going back to finish them and I'm being surprised by the final products.
To everyone: "Your drawing is your drawing if somebody tells you that your drawing sucks Well you possibly see something they dont ,maybe you see it a masterpiece So it isnt other people’s opinion its yours"
Ok that’s it your comment convinced me to draw everyday and improve
The OP Sloth Boss im glad it helped :D
If someone says my drawing suckd then 9 times put of 10 my drawing sucks
You are a good person. Thank you
My friend told me my drawing sucked it affected me a little but I knew I was proud of my work
Dude , don't ever think that just because you dont get views, your content sucks, because you are one of the most talented artists on youtube and you make amazing content
John Panicker thanks man, I really appreciate that.
John Panicker No I get no views 😔
No one is perfect, but that's nice.
I thought this is a hate comment. But, when I read second time.. I know what you mean
John Panicker he just said that artists are hard working not talented...
And from the visual display I can also get another few tips:
1. Your pencils must always be sharp for ultra-fine lining.
2. Try to rub off your mistakes cleanly w/o leaving any unnecessary smudges.
3. No matter how many mistakes you've made, always apply the same amount of pressure as you're drawing with your pencil on areas that require that fixed, specific shade. Do not change it unless neccessary. (Knowing that most people get frustrated after rubbing off their mistakes too many times and finally making too many wrong strokes it's almost impossible to rub it off and the paper's already torn)
+(My own personal tip)Play music that matches your mood/the theme of what you want to draw. It always helps. ;3
Thanks for the tips!
I tried playing music like you suggested it really helped me a lot!
@@rebeccavalentine2553 No problem uwu
It does, music can show you what kind of scenario you want to make, and what emotion it should evoke. I usually watch a movie or listen to music when I get my ideas.
Are you Riley cause I'm sure that your nephew
yes when i draw i always listen songs
After watching this video I now understand why it has 10mil views. This is not your typical tutorial video thats named “Here is how to draw different poses”, but in reality they just made it to sell their skillshare course. This one instead just gives you real life advices that you can imply to any kind of sphere in life. Also gives you right mindset to begin your journey. So as a beginner artist myself I pretty much enjoyed it. Thank you ❤
Me: trying to draw a realistic subject**but it did not look the way it should be**
People: "Can you tell me about your drawing?"
Me: "It's an abstract."
Yea I say that
Totally can realter
Absolutely..
*Watches Video*
*feels inspired*
*try’s to draw*
*remembers he can’t draw*
🤣
I was expecting this to be a real tutorial
Like how to actually draw a straight line
@@raspberrycrowns9494 yeah I thought so too
Don't think that.
Anyone can draw if you practice.
Florx Gaming *watches video*
*feels touched and inspired*
*tries to draw*
*gives up and cries again*
I'm drawing regularly and you're right, you get better every day... most of it's not usable though... but drawing gets easier...
Pronoy Dutta so true better every day
So true last week I draw this week I have improved abit!
Yup
It doesn't matter if you just draw a doodle or a full piece, as long as you draw everyday it can really help! And it takes a thousand bad drawings to create one. Eventually the number will slowly decline and you'll be able to draw only a few bad drawings to create a perfect one.
I have been drawing for years. I used to love drawing but after some criticism from others saying how my artwork wasn't good, or they could do some much better... After years of not drawing I want to get back into it because I love it. This video really helps btw thanks. :)
I am a pretty good artist myself and when you said that talent can only get you so far I was like"Damn that is probably the best advise you can give for beginners"Talent isn't everything.
Zazoreal Art ur so sweet!!!
Your art is bad
wow you right!!
keep on drawing!!
never stop drawing!!
drawing is life!!!
and nice advices!!!
😃
Ardent Have some respect.
Art of Zazoreal 😍😍👌
This is A simple guide for middle artist,
When your'e done your artwork, then turn it opposite. (I recommend use A mirror)
Then you will see your mistake on drawing, but dont worry, try to improve the mistake.(this is mostly happen to who are drawing anime especially to draw the other eye).
Just practice everyday, and you can draw your dream in your head.
I believe. One day', you will find the way, the road to VICTORY
😀😀😀
Anime Fuck you I do this most of the time! :D
I do that a lot lol
but how does it even work? Cuz I have no idea
tea_cup if you’re finished drawing look in the mirror with your paper and you can see the opposite, you can notice your mistakes
@@eileenazora6836 I think he's asking like... why does it work, like, why does reflecting the eye for example, help you draw the second eye.
TeaMMatE11 it is like to make the another eye equal
Me: alright a drawing a day should be fine.
Homework: Hold my coffee
Homework doesnt take 6 hours let me r/wooosh myself
@@maxm6986 I guess you aren't an art student
@@maxm6986 you forgot another "o"
@Son_Of_Apollo
Omg I love your picture!! Is that Nico and Will? Im a big fan of those books, oof. QwQ
:(
When I was younger I loved drawing, but slowly stopped doing them. Now at 18, I am starting again and founf the love for drawing again. Although I am not yet very good, in years from now, even decades, I will be thankful for slowly improving over time.
Me drawing: oh this looks great!
Me after one month: em...what is this supposed to be
Zala Zupančič exactly 😂😭
Zala Zupančič ya 100% agree but that just shows you as a person grew in art and maturity.
Proof of progress my friend, proof of progress!
Related...
I looked at my drawings from 6th grade. I just flipped through it and said "I drew this shit!" It looked like a kindergartner took a pencil and just scribbled over the sketchbook.
#be patient.
I've TRIED.
Gintoki sakata I've tried. I can't.
Seriously.. I tried drawing hands this morning to practice them since I'm tired of having to hide the hands in my drawings some how, but I had such a hard time even though I only tried drawing them four times and I got fustrated and angry and decided to work on something else, a face, and it went much better and I saw that the way I was drawing the face was making me improve a lot so my frustration went away as fast as it came and I found a way to improve so what happened this morning ended up being beneficial so that's good :)
*To practice hands
I've also tried
At least I think
U havent tried long enough, lad
Talented is not the best way to move forward, it's Hardwork and surpassing variant contests and new educations.
Ever green content. Great thoughts man.This is really motivating. I've been drawing every day for the last month and I noted the biggest difference.
I, who have an A1 English level and use a translator, but I don't understand anything in the video
Me drawing in my school notebook: looks like a masterpiece👌
Art class: cant even draw a straight line👁👄👁
Use ruler to make ur life easier:)
@@yo-cl3cu yes 😊
Fr
Honestly tho, I can't draw unless it's a idea that's been sitting in my head for weeks
Haha true
Me "I can do it!!!"
My perfectionistic side "HoWdY tHeRe CoWbOy"
when you down even know what perfectionistic means welp can you tell me?
@@chrissizemore3424 I know what it means but rather then loosing time... Search it up on Google
Chris Sizemore a perfectionist is a person who refuses to accept any standard short of perfection- hope it helped~
Yeah a got OCD so every line I draw has to be perfect, or else I erase and re-draw.
@@chrissizemore3424 basically a person who wants everything to be perfect, even in the tiniest, most insignificant detail. murata, the mangaka of one punch man, is a prime example, redrawing entire chapters in less than a week because he didn't like this one thing about it
i think the biggest lie that i have told myself, that kept me from improving, was the idea that every drawing i make has to be amazing.
i kept comparing myself to great artists and just didn't see where i went wrong.
until i just told myself to at least sketch daily and enjoy the ways of my creativity is taking form, and if i really like the sketch i could always work on it as an improved drawing.
Sketching, is important, and sketches are not the final stages of your drawings.
You motivated me so much... My dream is to become an artist but I m not that capable as an artist... I want to practice and improve but I literally don't know what to practice or how to practice... I m searching for videos which would tell me what n how to practice... Today after seeing this video I got a little idea about practice and improvement skills
Him: Be patient
Me: skippin 10 seconds forward
😂😂😂😂😂
Wow
Lmao same xD
I feel you
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"i prefer drawing than talking"
"Cause drawing makes less room for lies"
-a found quote on google
(Seriously)
lol 😂😂
SaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnsssss the skelepun
- me
@@pineapplepanda8444 wtf is skelepun
@@mi-y it's a joke because sans is a skeleton and makes alot of puns so, skeleton + puns = skelepun
Sans the Skeleton lol really
*Me makes head*
*Me puts eyes on the face*
*Eyes couldn't fit because the head is too small*
*Makes another head*
*It becamed a egg instead of a head*
*Made another head*
*The head was good*
*I made face*
*IT LOOKED UGLY*
*REPEAT*
That happens to me
Humans are my least favourite beings to draw. It's so intricate
#Relateble
That's so true
Heard about rubbers
I’ve recently tried to draw because I wanted to draw my fave anime characters and drawing everyday really helps me improve, as well as looking at RUclips tutorials and seeking inspiration from them. ☺️
1. Practise drawing everyday
2. Be patient
3. Don't worry about making mistakes
4.Find a style
5. Enjoy the process
Am I the only one who watched him draw and forgot he was talking😂🤷🏻♀️
Abigail Cheney same lol💀
That is bc you weren't here for the subject of getting better at drawing...
Abigail Cheney lmao same
xD me
I keep reading commentw lol
Keep making mistakes, keep drawing.
I almost cried yesterday because I made mistakes in just 1 drawing so erased everything
sameeeeeeee
I almost cried a minute ago lol
Well this reminds me of myself ^^
@Catherine Ives exercise is key. Trust me this feeling of frustration is a part of this. The idea is to keep going. Don't give up. You are not the first person to learn how to draw and you are not the first person to do basic mistakes. ;)
I remember spending almost 2 weeks on 1 drawing for my brothers birthday and I messed up and I could have easily fixed it with a little bit of shading but I decided to erase a big chunk of it then I tried to re do the part I messed up but.... it just look outa place so I just threw it away and got him some new games instead 🤗🤷♀️
I’ve never drawn in my life but I see people create these pieces of art that connect to me n Make me want to express myself through my art, im starting from day one tn wish me luck
good luck
When I was younger I used to draw all the time, I had a passion for drawing, until I gave myself higher expectations. I wanted to draw intense/complicated things, but I failed. After trying so many times, I gave up. I stopped drawing for a few years, now I'm trying my best, I can draw okay. It's not the best, but I dont draw as frequently. For drawing I need an example to actually draw.
Me: drawing anime for 6 months
Quarantine: ends
My art teacher: we are going to draw realistic today
Me: 👁👄👁
Ugh I wish I can draw realism 😭
True my realistic drawings after quarientine was so awful
not funny
didn't laugh
@@lemau8458 no 1 is laughing
@@lemau8458 this isn’t a laugh out loud joke this is a kinda, relatable joke.
him: "be patient"
My ADHD: *screams of doom*
ah, i guess ill have to at least try
Burney Feg that’s me rn
bruh fr my ADHD says no sir
Idk about y’all but my ADHD has cycles. I obsess about a certain thing for months before I get bored with it and a new obsession comes around. But there are a few core obsessions that always come back around. Drawing is one of those for me, and though I seem to progress overall pretty slowly, I still progress.
"I have crippling depression."
I cant no matter how hard I try I cant draw at all. I want to make detailed comics but I cant draw at all . I dont want to make cartoon but that's how my drawings come out they suck I cant focus at all. When I try to start I hate every single line I make I cant draw for shit and I have nothing to do when I'm older. I always judge every single drawing I make. I get made when ever I draw. Every single drawing of a human in make they stand tested and not normally i hate every drawing i make. The only "skill" I have is video games and that doesn't go hard. Every night I let awake judging everything I did, I hate it and I just want to draw better but this video doesn't help, I cant draw at all and I hate it.
Consistent practice and always asking myself how I can improve has worked for me.
OK. I'm 38 and I've nearly always been terrible at drawing. You've inspired me to just do it every day no matter the result as it'll eventually turn into something more palatable with constant practice. It's bugged me for years and drawing is one of the things I wanna get good at.
Im turning 26 this year, been drawing in my elementary and highschool days, and stopped, , i really wanna get back to it as im now realizing its what i really want to. Im just hoping that i wont be too late to learn again.
So, 3 months ago... How are you doing?
4 months...
5 months...
69 months....
2 things i can't do. Prespective and shapes
olivP 26 If you start of replicating animé characters, it'll help you very much. Also, drawing an apple will really help with shading.
Rochell Nelson I'll try it. Thank you
draw them hundred times you will get deasent at it......
olivP 26 FACTTTSS!! SOOOO HARD
Draw real persons and then anime
Because anime is base on reality so it is really hard to make good anime if you don't know the basics
Them: take your time don’t stress
Me: *has metal breaks down cause I can’t draw a simple head*
That's literally the same as me
Use COVID as a drawing advantage draw sun glasses and a mask or if you’re like me and draw combat use gas attacks as a advantage and draw protective masks / gas masks
break*
U literally just described me 😃✌🏻
Lowkey wanna get back into drawing but like I’m a perfectionist so like that’s not gonna work out lol
I really want to thank you watching this video made me understand that people make mistakes but that mistakes don't set you back, they push you forward and that is nice to know... so thank you!!
People regards me as gifted in drawing but I believe that I need to work hard to make it as career. I am learning too much from ur channel.
THANK YOU
AM Might I’m happy you enjoy the content! thanks
Me: *drawing constantly for months*
Me: stops drawing for almost two years
Me: draws again
Others: it looks shit
Me: typing in how to draw
Namjoon
Ive been drawing for 4-5 yrs non stop- i still suck just check mah channel ;-;
Omg yes a 19 year old👊 we must stop coco melon xD
same
Me too
My weakness : patience
Just wait. Also when he said talent can only get you so far, trust me I know. Through my experience my talent naturally only got me a little ways, I've slowly been learning everything I can about art. Like famous pieces, the color scale, human anatomy, and shading. And that's only a base of what you need to know. There's so many things you must learn, and as you learn them you'll get better.
My weakness:Shapes
@@prestons6876 even though that advice isnt for me.. I'll still thank you for sharing it! 👍
@@hihehe1517 I'm saying so you know that even the talented have to practice. Like talent can only go so far, and practice can get you the rest of the way.
Everyone has a weakness, and yours is clearly to communicate like a sane civil being.
Some advice to anyone trying to get better at drawing is to try drawing with a pen. Draw with a pen and continue until the piece is done. This will help discourage you from erasing a lot and also teach you to finish your art work. It won’t look as good as it would look with a pencil, but the next time you use a pencil you will be more confident. This is something that helped me
This actually sounds like sound advice! Can't wait to try it this way. Thanks!
@@twinkie0095 thanks, I’m not a super pro at drawing but I can do a little bit, but this method gave me much more confidence in waiting for the end result, and realizing every mistake is not a mistake. I’ve also tried it with markers as well if you want to further challenge yourself
This video forgot something: The Benefics of Drawing - Drawing also increase your focus level, focus for drawing and for another things like school, etc. . . And also you can Express yourself, like "-*^-Drawing a Dream-^*-"
I like you’re name
When I draw I think, ay, that's pretty good. Then my friend sends me his drawing.... ._.
:((
Same
pros to having no friends 😁😁😁
Jessie Gordon LMAOOO TRUE
It's been 7 months you any good?
I know I am a perfectionist. *sigh* My family, my friends, even any random stranger will say my drawing is amazing, but i *STRUGGLE* with it really hard.
It ok! Your good! You really are!
Yes you can be amazing also sorry but I*
Same for me , my friends are really bad at drawing so they see me as some sort of God even though my drawing is average
Too relatable me personally I don't draw much but I like keeping it as real or somewhat close as possible
Sometimes I strain my eyes or my back hurts lol
Zokomon OFFICIAL yeah, that is relatable my back ends up hurting
The 6 tips that the video says:
1. Drawing everyday makes Ur drawing better
2. Always be patient when u draw
3.There is no problem if you make mistakes.u should learn from mistakes
4.immerse yourself
5.find your style
6.use everything to draw
I'm just a freshman, and I started drawing in the age of 6, but since I made it to the honor students, I barely got time to draw. I need a lot of practice because I want to draw a full body, atleast an anime before I reach the teen age, because I love to draw and I want to be a designer. During my free times in weekends, I always search for drawing tutorials, I try it. But I always think that I can't do it. I am really afraid of doing mistakes. But now I watched this, I now have great tips to bear in mind. You are awesome man. You really have a great talent
Kazumi Scarlet exactly it is great video! And it helps to make mistakes because every new drawing is better 😊👌
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I'm here because I want to learn how to draw to do graffiti
Don't worry- it takes a hundred bad drawings to create one. You can only get better the more you practise!
Kazumi Scarlet
I know, draw a potato everyday and be patient with your potato and be proud to make mistakes (cuz it means that your learning), immerse you self with a potato find you potato style of drawing it doesn't have to be unique choose what your comfortable with and finally use all the potato stuff you see, you have!
Thanks this video helped a lot
And don't forget people
That
Being an being an artist is not to take your art work seriously it's all about having fun! And every beginner will improve one day, so don't lose confidence !😁
I mean that's true. You learn to make little things like the texture and the spots on the potatos.
I just stopped drawing long ago. You are amazingly talented and i feel encouraged now! Thank you.
I have been drawing every day for about a month now and started to feel a bit fed up just "copying" but i feel better now..it takes as long as it takes..ive watched a fair few of these "how to get better" videos and honestly this was the best... new subscriber. thanks a lot for this.
lauraglasgow etc thanks Laura, I try to focus a lot of the information I give from my own experience and what I know. Sometimes it might not appeal to some people because everyone’s different. I try to make the advice and videos I make as genuine as possible, thanks for subscribing - hopefully I can provide useful or entertaining content for you in the future :D
if i feel in a funk again im gonna re watch and will be definitely looking at more of your stuff.. thanks again
You should definitely try studying art along side copying it
lauraglasgow etc i think its awesome content but it doesnt grab as much attention because of its slow pace (im not hating just suggesting a reason)