It's not a Sam Does Art video without: - "the skull of my enemy" - "thanks for feeding my whole village" - "stop running away from your responsibilities" - "stop SHHHTOP!" - "art babies"
hi this is rly off topic but i felt like i needed to share this. so a few days ago i had a dream that you and i were in my grandparents' garden n we were having a conversation about nfts. thats all ty
I was sketching some hands in my spanish class a couple of days ago, and my friend comes over, sees what I'm drawing, then goes, "HAND FETISH!" I hope you realize how hard it is to not run from my responsibilities Sam.
Dude, I love drawing feet, for no unholy reason, so I am aware that my sketchbooks will probably have to remain private until the end of the internet. Why ppl make everything so hard
I just love this series. Sam is always helping us art babies and I live for it. So thank you so much Sam for considering us your babies and creating such amazing content. 😊😊
As a traditional artist, I use different liners. Microns also happen to be one of them. I like them because they're easy to use, and they have some nice colors. Though the annoying thing is, when they "dry" and then you erase your sketch, the line art colors fade. So sometimes i need to let it sit for 10 minutes so I can keep the original colors. or, additionally, i need to redraw the line art again. But I do recommend them even though they get a bit annoying, they're pretty easy to work with.
@@LUZELKI same, I don't press super hard so I can still erase but I can't control my pen/pencil/brush if I'm not putting a bit of pressure to keep from derailing/wiggling the line. I used to have some kind of fine motor issue as a kid so that's probably why.
@@moimoiyoop micron pen pigment sits mostly at the surface when it dries, so when you erase, a lot of it goes away. I press very lightly when I sketch but still lose a bit of pigment from the lineart when I erase the sketch underneath. Good thing is they don't bleed to the other page, so I think it's worth it :)
I really like how this is not just a worthless reaction series. He actually uses these videos' content and makes really useful and entertaining content from them
“Im interested in the skull of my enemy” “Guys I live for tea so let’s do this” “It looks like sh-… MMMMMMMMGH!” “Ooo! She thikk” “Rghhhh!!!” “R U KIDDIN MEE?!” “Guys if ur a baby, stay away from dis brush” “Idk when I’ll ever use this but okay” -Sam does art, 2022 Edit: thank you for all the likes, I have never gotten this many!!!
So, story time. I had a coworker belittle my skill today because I was commissioned by someone else and they complained the price was too high… My coworker said “why would I pay 80 dollars for something I could watch a couple of RUclips videos on and do myself for free?” So I said “go try that on your lunch and let me know how that goes”. Supposedly he did and came back with nothing. So I had to explain to him why what he said was absolutely ignorant especially given his lack of information about the art community and commissions and he apologized lol
art isn't as easy as many think.."why pay when I can do it myself" is something said about many jobs by people who've never done them before; besides even artists sometimes commission other artists, gotta support our fellow artists y'know? And it comes with adorable art of our characters in a different style
@@yuniii281 I did, it felt kinda mean at the time, but looking back, I think he learned an important lesson and we still talk so obviously he holds no grudges
8:55 and here people we can see the example of why people think that digital art isn’t real art. Drawing hands aren’t that hard you will get better at them if you try
I think people can't actually sit down and study how to draw hands or anything because it takes effort, determination and especially time to get good at it, so instead of that they just make excuses and cheat with already made kinda, pointless digital software assets, brushes like that. I've never seen a finger brush like that ever but it's a cursed thing and it shouldn't be created in the first place
@@lambino_ I'm no art master but I see a common trend in these art sent in, in that they often have flawless rendering and colour, but their anatomy is wayyyy off. This tells me that many people skipped fundamentals and went straight to the flashy rendering. They do not want to sit down for literal hours drawing the same thing over and over again from reference to train their eyes to see these mistakes. Many experienced artists use the phrase "Your lack of fundamentals will show." and it's totally right. No amount of technology (like the finger-brush) will help.
Good to know that Sam is 2322+ years of age. Do you use Clinique? Your skin is glowing. Side note , I wonder if back in Sam's day, his village was at war with the Tiny Nation, hence the abnormal enemy skull size
Video idea: Could you make a video explaining what every layer does/ what you use them for? That would really help since I’m wondering how to use layers rlly well (plus in a painting style)
Whenever I go to my Pinterest page, I get overwhelmed with all of the references and pictures they recommend. Like, my brains like "Which one should I draw? This one, maybe but this one looks nice but this one's cool too I like this one-"
You know i started a webtoon around December 2020 then after 7pages i had an art breakdown and now a completely new art style. My readers may hate me but it was necessary
1:58 I refuse to run from my responsibilities *doesn't draw hands in a different video* Me:I guess you did...run from from your responsibilities after all.
I think for the “finger brush” they drew the finger already and covered it up on a new layer. Then they just erased the layer on top and made it look like a brush
Nope it’s real. It’s a clip studio brush. You can edit them on a vector layer to make them bend and stuff. It does require knowledge of how fingers work though so it’s not really much of a cheat
I used to draw a lot as a kid, and I considered myself fairly good for my age, and I liked it. But I got introduced to social media and confidence flew away as an 11 year old, I'm 16 now and discovered your channel and I found myself more inspired to draw again. But I'm a baby still and I don't know anatomy. So if I start being consistent again oh boy do I have a ways to go to even be called an artist. 😅 so I guess art and I have a difficult relationship.
Started watching Sam not long ago in hope I’ll get to digital art someday, never expected I could start so soon as now I’ve got myself an iPad. I’ll be a novice to digital as I was a traditional till recent. It’s fun watching these vids while learning more on what I can do on a different medium than paper and pencil. That’s a big thanks to Sam
I have something to admit I used to criticize people works telling them to use reference or something they told me to f off but I never meant to hurt them but the sad truth it does so I stopped doing it and focused on myself, I never got criticized before so obviously I didn't know it's gonna hurt :(
That’s was a good tip for them. It’s good for people to be open to criticism. Telling people something like that is trying to help them improve. You did nothing wrong.
@@kam_00 Something's wrong with that. It's obviously wrong to give criticism when the other person doesn't ask for any. Let people be happy with their work. Only give criticism when the person is ready to receive it OR specifically ask for it. Edit: Good job to OG commenter for stopping unwanted criticism.
@@Disheartthorn not really when the art community is plague with ppl like that. Many artist know that. Specially when ppl come off as toxic critics guru thinking they know everything. They only show up for an artist small mistake and make a comment that’s gets them likes so they feel good that they talk down on a popular artist. That’s not criticism thats unwanted criticism and 1 sec of fame and the excuse that “you need to expect criticism at all time because it’ betters you” is false. Criticism is needed when an artist ask for. If they didn’t ask don’t give simple as that. All it’s doing is putting ppl on a high horse and its been going on for years.
I studied animation and one of the most fun lessons for me was a life drawing class where we all sat in a circle and one classmate at a time would pose for us in the middle but instead of just drawing the classmate, we had to draw our characters that we had made in that pose. Was a really good exercise!❤
I went to art school and drawing objects was actually one of my favorite activities! They’d send us out to the school yard to pick anything we liked and bring it back to draw it. It really helped us be motivated that we got to make our own choices from time to time ❤️
The thing is, I’m not an art baby, I’ve been drawing my whole life since I was 2 and I am 15 now and I am still considered an art baby simply because I can’t improve! I don’t know how because my whole life I’ve only ever been told how amazing my art was so I never focused on getting better., I see no difference from my old art and my art now, and art is something I love to do
Thanks Sam for reminding the art babies out there to not rush into things like taking art tips from TikTok etc. And to take the time to grow and learn as an artist. Because there’s always room to learn more in the art world.
Something that can be helpful for newer artist is that there are sooooo many ways to get better at anatomy! If you can’t use a textbook that’s completely fine! I am STILL working on my anatomy, but what helped me the most was tracing figures. Let me clarify, I NEVER took credit or posted any of these traces lol. But I saved so many of those posing bases from Pinterest and I would trace them, then try to replicate them. It helped me so much, and I promise you that if you can find the right WAY to learn anatomy, you absolutely can! The main thing I keep in mind when practicing anatomy/posing is human fluidity. Humans are ALWAYS moving and when your pose is stiff it can take away from the piece in total :) keep at it, we will get there eventually.
I love the video at 14:02 I get so negative at my art sometimes that I actually pop off when I like it. My mental state for art is really bad, I'm constantly seeking for perfection and being better than my last peice. Thanks for this video Sam it really is going to help my outlook on art
Confidence tip: draw yourself, then each year/4 months draw yourself again and see how much you got better, also compare your drawings now to your past drawings
I have a hard time helping people learn how to draw because my progression of art was based on me knowing to draw this thing, trying to draw this thing, seeing someone else draw the thing, and saying "Oh, you just draw exactly what you see!" and **BAM** I'm better. Like 2 of the most prevalent art realizations, I've ever had, has been "Oh, just draw what you see," and "just keep erasing and working until you're happy with what you see."
10:26 you TRY to draw everyday to get better unless you don’t have the time or as he said you feel like it’s to much pressure Dont it but if you can’t do it it helps a lot!
“Keep art fun for you” I cannot begin to tell you how much people need to hear this. It’s so easy to stress and criticize your art, but art is supposed to be fun!
14:13 I'm trying to learn how to draw AND how to do something in creative writing and "be kind to yourself" is the unmatched first tip that I can give to someone who's trying to do this
For me I like taking peoples skin color and color dropping it and going to the color wheel and looking at the main color it was changed from and looking at what the most color are in the skin and also looking at where the colors usually come from and use that for my face coloring 😚
Your videos motivate me so much! Thank you for the time you take to make these videos. SN- I do not run from my responsibilities because when I try I hear your voice.. 😂
If being honest I had a big experience with art it was hard took me 2 yrs to finally find my art style its still not the best but keep going and you'll reach ur art style
Phrases like 'I've had enough' and 'what then, huh?' have vibrated within my soul. Finally more artists that understand you have to look past the What for the Why.
"Go make a ******* mixtape or smth u losers"
okay dad
:(
@@olliebranch_ (2) 😔👌
Okay daddy
bro you're just taking out your anger on us cause you can't handle criticism smh /j
It's not a Sam Does Art video without:
- "the skull of my enemy"
- "thanks for feeding my whole village"
- "stop running away from your responsibilities"
- "stop SHHHTOP!"
- "art babies"
I would be scared If even one of these things were missing 💀
it needs a bingo card
Easy drinking game lol
you forgot "get it together" 💀💀💀💀
1:01 Thanks for feeding my whole village
1:25 art babies
3:57 skull of my enemies
hi this is rly off topic but i felt like i needed to share this. so a few days ago i had a dream that you and i were in my grandparents' garden n we were having a conversation about nfts. thats all ty
NFTs as in non-functioning testicles?
@@BanHelsing yes
Thankyou for sharing this, its really inspirational
damn i wish i had that dream
* visible confusion *
Just his reactions to the random encounters with the chaotic lady paying 12k to do art good ,is enough for me.
His reaction was hilarious 😂
BTW, who is that lady? Did he encounter her in his previous videos?
@@blinobyknovennyy yep, he did. she's a person who gives art tips on tik tok, but the starting of her videos are very chaotic :]
@@queeniekaashvi I see, thanks 😂
Shes a jumpscare every time
they actually have a lot of helpful tips (imo), i wish sam wouldn't just skip over their content
I was sketching some hands in my spanish class a couple of days ago, and my friend comes over, sees what I'm drawing, then goes, "HAND FETISH!"
I hope you realize how hard it is to not run from my responsibilities Sam.
lmao u did not deserve that-
[Jojo Reference]
draw their shoes as a prank, creep them out >:)
@@shiny_birb2678 what a beautiful duwang
Dude, I love drawing feet, for no unholy reason, so I am aware that my sketchbooks will probably have to remain private until the end of the internet. Why ppl make everything so hard
Sam has three moods:
-angry
-happy
-*angry cuz you’re hating on yourself*
bro u forgot angry
@@fae3726 b r u h
@@fae3726 *ikr*
@@fae3726 how’s the funeral parlor?
4th one: *finding ur location cuz u ran away from yr responsibilities*
Sam: "Stop running from your responsibilities"
Me who only draws half bodies: I can explain.
BAHAHAHAHAAA
same lol
Lol
Me but with busts
I can't draw the other half of the body for the living hell of me I swear to you 🙂
About to do homework, but saw this gem of a video appear and did a little bit of ✨procrastination ✨
school can wait
If Da Vinci can procrastinate, so can you
-Sam In a random vid
@@samdoesarts ofc
@@arteature4387 i remember that vid ABAHAHSHAJ
@@samdoesarts but that's running away from responsibilitys
The MOST entertaining art series there is.
Yas
hey sam! i’m 12 and i never studied anatomy but i’m still pushing myself to draw full bodies without running from my responsibilities!
same i am 1 years older and know i want to draw bodys i mean anatomy
Same I am 2 years older also learning
Yep me too and I’m 3 years older XD
are you guys mimicking this 12 year old?
@@i.likes.nature They're mimicking the 13-year-old I think.
As a spanish speaker, Sam saying "señorita, por favor" made me so happy 😭
I know he caught me off guard when he said that 😂
×2, I was looking for this comment :)
Sam hablando español me da 100 años más de vida jjasjjajs
X2222
i wasn't expecting and it made me giggle
I just love this series. Sam is always helping us art babies and I live for it. So thank you so much Sam for considering us your babies and creating such amazing content. 😊😊
i love u guys
@@samdoesarts uwu 😭💓
@@samdoesarts Awww 💓U💓 Love you too Sam
@@samdoesarts we luv u too😭❤️❤️
@@Purplanne what the uwuw?
As a traditional artist, I use different liners. Microns also happen to be one of them. I like them because they're easy to use, and they have some nice colors. Though the annoying thing is, when they "dry" and then you erase your sketch, the line art colors fade. So sometimes i need to let it sit for 10 minutes so I can keep the original colors. or, additionally, i need to redraw the line art again. But I do recommend them even though they get a bit annoying, they're pretty easy to work with.
@@moimoiyoop No idea, kinda varies. Honestly depends how I'm feeling but if I'm doing lineart it's like a medium lmao
@@LUZELKI same, I don't press super hard so I can still erase but I can't control my pen/pencil/brush if I'm not putting a bit of pressure to keep from derailing/wiggling the line. I used to have some kind of fine motor issue as a kid so that's probably why.
@@moimoiyoop micron pen pigment sits mostly at the surface when it dries, so when you erase, a lot of it goes away. I press very lightly when I sketch but still lose a bit of pigment from the lineart when I erase the sketch underneath. Good thing is they don't bleed to the other page, so I think it's worth it :)
I really like how this is not just a worthless reaction series. He actually uses these videos' content and makes really useful and entertaining content from them
“Im interested in the skull of my enemy”
“Guys I live for tea so let’s do this”
“It looks like sh-… MMMMMMMMGH!”
“Ooo! She thikk”
“Rghhhh!!!”
“R U KIDDIN MEE?!”
“Guys if ur a baby, stay away from dis brush”
“Idk when I’ll ever use this but okay”
-Sam does art, 2022
Edit: thank you for all the likes, I have never gotten this many!!!
Lol
Skull*
@@jiranimo1930 oop thank you!
Disliked for the edit
@@glorytoukraine5524 hey! I was just thanking the people who liked :(
I don’t need your like
These videos make me smile I’m not that great at art so they’re helpful and entertaining
Sam: *Always reminds everybody to not run from your responsibilities*
Me not drawing backgrounds: Ok I'm gonna pretend I didn't hear that and move on
Sometimes just a plain color is gold enough.. Lol
Same bro
So, story time. I had a coworker belittle my skill today because I was commissioned by someone else and they complained the price was too high… My coworker said “why would I pay 80 dollars for something I could watch a couple of RUclips videos on and do myself for free?” So I said “go try that on your lunch and let me know how that goes”. Supposedly he did and came back with nothing. So I had to explain to him why what he said was absolutely ignorant especially given his lack of information about the art community and commissions and he apologized lol
art isn't as easy as many think.."why pay when I can do it myself" is something said about many jobs by people who've never done them before; besides even artists sometimes commission other artists, gotta support our fellow artists y'know? And it comes with adorable art of our characters in a different style
Bro you humbled him hard 😭😭😭😭
@@yuniii281 I did, it felt kinda mean at the time, but looking back, I think he learned an important lesson and we still talk so obviously he holds no grudges
I don't really watch tutorials but I've been improving by watching these Amazing Videos
I'm currently practicing with Marc Burent and hope I can get into his Art program.
8:55 and here people we can see the example of why people think that digital art isn’t real art. Drawing hands aren’t that hard you will get better at them if you try
I used to be really good at drawing hands but then I stopped practicing due to art block, and now I’m bad again. 😕
Hands are a common complaint but managable with some practise and observation.
FEET on the other hand....
@@RobotTanuki lets not talk about that
I think people can't actually sit down and study how to draw hands or anything because it takes effort, determination and especially time to get good at it, so instead of that they just make excuses and cheat with already made kinda, pointless digital software assets, brushes like that. I've never seen a finger brush like that ever but it's a cursed thing and it shouldn't be created in the first place
@@lambino_ I'm no art master but I see a common trend in these art sent in, in that they often have flawless rendering and colour, but their anatomy is wayyyy off. This tells me that many people skipped fundamentals and went straight to the flashy rendering. They do not want to sit down for literal hours drawing the same thing over and over again from reference to train their eyes to see these mistakes. Many experienced artists use the phrase "Your lack of fundamentals will show." and it's totally right. No amount of technology (like the finger-brush) will help.
I love how helpful this is and also rlly savage lmao
8:35 I NEED THISSSSSSZ.
5:12 omggggg!!😂😂😂😂😂😂your look
10:32 i like how he started slowly dieing inside
3:02 A micron was sitting in my desk for over ten years and it’s still good today O-O wdym “they dry out after five seconds”
im a 3d artist, but i love watching these videos purely bc of sam's energy
Can we just appreciate how sam’s hair stays the exact same shape for every video😯
Good to know that Sam is 2322+ years of age. Do you use Clinique? Your skin is glowing.
Side note , I wonder if back in Sam's day, his village was at war with the Tiny Nation, hence the abnormal enemy skull size
Ah yes,
*“Then one day, the tiny nation attacked”*
6:34 I love how Sam always calls us babies
„…back in the days when I was a little kid, that was like 300 BC…“ 😂😂😂
I’m enjoying these videos a loooot. Thank you Sam 😇
This man is my spirit animal. if i could say the things he says in public, i would
Video idea: Could you make a video explaining what every layer does/ what you use them for?
That would really help since I’m wondering how to use layers rlly well (plus in a painting style)
“It’s called 90 minute art challenge because it’s only about 90 minutes long…”
Gee, who would’ve guessed
13:47 I can relate
Whenever I go to my Pinterest page, I get overwhelmed with all of the references and pictures they recommend. Like, my brains like "Which one should I draw? This one, maybe but this one looks nice but this one's cool too I like this one-"
13:10 made me cry man 😢
5:19
I died
You know i started a webtoon around December 2020 then after 7pages i had an art breakdown and now a completely new art style. My readers may hate me but it was necessary
1:58
I refuse to run from my responsibilities
*doesn't draw hands in a different video*
Me:I guess you did...run from from your responsibilities after all.
I think for the “finger brush” they drew the finger already and covered it up on a new layer. Then they just erased the layer on top and made it look like a brush
Yeah I also think this was the joke. Saw a lot of them as a reply to those "the computer does everything for you"- voices.
Nope it’s real. It’s a clip studio brush. You can edit them on a vector layer to make them bend and stuff. It does require knowledge of how fingers work though so it’s not really much of a cheat
i feel like no one has realised how smol sam’s enemy must be
He’s just really big
fellow lesbian flag
14:34
KIRRRRBYYYYYYYY
This is an earliest I’ve seen your videos without having notifications on
15:52 Me casually ignoring his "DONT RUN FROM YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES" And procrastinating anyway
I used to draw a lot as a kid, and I considered myself fairly good for my age, and I liked it. But I got introduced to social media and confidence flew away as an 11 year old, I'm 16 now and discovered your channel and I found myself more inspired to draw again. But I'm a baby still and I don't know anatomy. So if I start being consistent again oh boy do I have a ways to go to even be called an artist. 😅 so I guess art and I have a difficult relationship.
you are an artist as long as you do art as a hobbyyy!! don’t worry
5:30 maybe their father went to the grocery store- 😀
Your videos always make me feel so much better about my art journey :D Thank you!
Started watching Sam not long ago in hope I’ll get to digital art someday, never expected I could start so soon as now I’ve got myself an iPad. I’ll be a novice to digital as I was a traditional till recent. It’s fun watching these vids while learning more on what I can do on a different medium than paper and pencil. That’s a big thanks to Sam
With that hand brush, I have so many brushes like that saved that I’ve never used bc I want to learn the fundamentals before using the hax
9:19 man's got that artist posture so i trust them
I love how he thinks about how these effect new artists, really appreciate that as an art baby myself
I have something to admit I used to criticize people works telling them to use reference or something they told me to f off but I never meant to hurt them but the sad truth it does so I stopped doing it and focused on myself, I never got criticized before so obviously I didn't know it's gonna hurt :(
That’s was a good tip for them. It’s good for people to be open to criticism. Telling people something like that is trying to help them improve. You did nothing wrong.
@@kam_00 Something's wrong with that. It's obviously wrong to give criticism when the other person doesn't ask for any. Let people be happy with their work. Only give criticism when the person is ready to receive it OR specifically ask for it. Edit: Good job to OG commenter for stopping unwanted criticism.
@@ka1kyunn1 still telling someone to f off when their trying to help and not drug you in the dirt doesn't make you the better person.
@@Disheartthorn not really when the art community is plague with ppl like that. Many artist know that. Specially when ppl come off as toxic critics guru thinking they know everything. They only show up for an artist small mistake and make a comment that’s gets them likes so they feel good that they talk down on a popular artist. That’s not criticism thats unwanted criticism and 1 sec of fame and the excuse that “you need to expect criticism at all time because it’ betters you” is false. Criticism is needed when an artist ask for. If they didn’t ask don’t give simple as that. All it’s doing is putting ppl on a high horse and its been going on for years.
rare footage of sam vibing 15:47
6:13 please the 🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤚🤚🤚🤚🤚 I can't
3:56 is that Kooleen?-
8:45 me here drawing hands for fun:
I studied animation and one of the most fun lessons for me was a life drawing class where we all sat in a circle and one classmate at a time would pose for us in the middle but instead of just drawing the classmate, we had to draw our characters that we had made in that pose. Was a really good exercise!❤
That was a solid meme at the end😂
I went to art school and drawing objects was actually one of my favorite activities! They’d send us out to the school yard to pick anything we liked and bring it back to draw it. It really helped us be motivated that we got to make our own choices from time to time ❤️
15:41 dancing Sam :0
The thing is, I’m not an art baby, I’ve been drawing my whole life since I was 2 and I am 15 now and I am still considered an art baby simply because I can’t improve! I don’t know how because my whole life I’ve only ever been told how amazing my art was so I never focused on getting better., I see no difference from my old art and my art now, and art is something I love to do
9:04 there is a video attached to a comment where you can see that you can make the fingers bend and stuff
Edit: oh lol he so the video right after
I love how you adress newbies like me, as art babies, or children.
I always love watching the last few seconds of Sam's videos 😂
Thanks Sam for reminding the art babies out there to not rush into things like taking art tips from TikTok etc. And to take the time to grow and learn as an artist. Because there’s always room to learn more in the art world.
YES I NEEDED THIS RN
Something that can be helpful for newer artist is that there are sooooo many ways to get better at anatomy! If you can’t use a textbook that’s completely fine! I am STILL working on my anatomy, but what helped me the most was tracing figures. Let me clarify, I NEVER took credit or posted any of these traces lol. But I saved so many of those posing bases from Pinterest and I would trace them, then try to replicate them. It helped me so much, and I promise you that if you can find the right WAY to learn anatomy, you absolutely can! The main thing I keep in mind when practicing anatomy/posing is human fluidity. Humans are ALWAYS moving and when your pose is stiff it can take away from the piece in total :) keep at it, we will get there eventually.
I love the video at 14:02 I get so negative at my art sometimes that I actually pop off when I like it. My mental state for art is really bad, I'm constantly seeking for perfection and being better than my last peice. Thanks for this video Sam it really is going to help my outlook on art
I'm watching these videos while confronting my hand responsibilities :)
You inspire me to do better, be a better artist! Thanks so much Sam!!
Confidence tip: draw yourself, then each year/4 months draw yourself again and see how much you got better, also compare your drawings now to your past drawings
The endings are so chaotic lol
Gen z Sam
You know is gon be a good day when funny art man posts
I have a hard time helping people learn how to draw because my progression of art was based on me knowing to draw this thing, trying to draw this thing, seeing someone else draw the thing, and saying "Oh, you just draw exactly what you see!" and **BAM** I'm better. Like 2 of the most prevalent art realizations, I've ever had, has been "Oh, just draw what you see," and "just keep erasing and working until you're happy with what you see."
11:35 i learned this from anime 💀💀💀
10:26 you TRY to draw everyday to get better unless you don’t have the time or as he said you feel like it’s to much pressure Dont it but if you can’t do it it helps a lot!
7:57 save for later
“Keep art fun for you”
I cannot begin to tell you how much people need to hear this. It’s so easy to stress and criticize your art, but art is supposed to be fun!
10:40 mahn XD
8:51 OMFG I NEED THAT I CANT LIVE WITHOUT THAT
the perfect way to have 15:59 minutes break from drawing is to watch Sam
While eating
I love the little dance at the end
I love your background decor, I have a pineapple light just like it😆
14:13 I'm trying to learn how to draw AND how to do something in creative writing and "be kind to yourself" is the unmatched first tip that I can give to someone who's trying to do this
Heyo perfect timing!!! I love you videos so much. They are really helpful and inspiring.
For me I like taking peoples skin color and color dropping it and going to the color wheel and looking at the main color it was changed from and looking at what the most color are in the skin and also looking at where the colors usually come from and use that for my face coloring 😚
Your videos motivate me so much! Thank you for the time you take to make these videos.
SN- I do not run from my responsibilities because when I try I hear your voice.. 😂
Love your vids !!
If being honest I had a big experience with art it was hard took me 2 yrs to finally find my art style its still not the best but keep going and you'll reach ur art style
You said to pay attention to hue shifts now I can't stop noticing how everyone's face is SO DAMN BLOTCHY! Thanks for that.
Aahhhhh 00:05 😂😂
Thx for what you do btw 🔥
I spend a lot of time sampling colors in pictures to see how warm or cool they are on the spectrum.
Do you think I’m joking? Do you think that *I am joking?*
14:25
Fr 🤚🏻✨
Sam ur voice is litterly so soothing, I have watched like all your videos so many times while I draw :]
That ending was emmaculate🤣🤣🤣
WHY IS YOUR SPANISH PRONUNCIATION SO GOOD
the outro caught me off guard LMAO
Phrases like 'I've had enough' and 'what then, huh?' have vibrated within my soul. Finally more artists that understand you have to look past the What for the Why.
4:05 homie your enemies skull is a baby
How does this man not have a million subs yet…? Someone explain- because he clearly deserves it.
What's with the 4:20 outro 🤣😭 that made my day it felt so right and so wrong