I'm 19 years old and I have started art as a hobby, being an engineering student. I sometimes feel lost or that I have started too late, but your videos really motivate me. Thanks man!
Same here, I'm entering engineering in september and hope to be able to express my creativity because that's what I'm living for; drawing and acting mostly, but when I'll have the money I wanna go further and explore every branch of art
Working towards a second bachelors in Engineering here! Started drawing again last year after not drawing for 6 years! I'm 23 now. Let's all enjoy this art and engineering life
It's never too late! My grandma started her art journey after when she retired at 30 yrs old! Her figure drawings and landscape painting is way better than mine even when I started at a young age. It's all about patient and practice and not just a number!
I LOVED this video! It's so nice to hear what you've learned throughout the years! Thank you for sharing! We all shouldn't forget that life is always in a constant movement, so we always evolve, learn, change and that's okay! As long as we accept that and embrace it, we take so much pressure off ourselves that we can just enjoy the ride with its ups and downs!
1. You don’t have to have all of it figured out. - it’s okay to feel lost. just chill and relax. 2. Passion is overrated. - passion is something you develop, not find. instead of trying to find it, build it. 3. Keeping moving, when you feel lost. - just keep swimming. you got this. 4. Comparison is the enemy. - stop comparing yourself to instagram artists or to anyone. you’re you. you’re amazing as well. 5. Expectations kill creativity. - don’t pressure yourself on how things or how your art should be. just go with the flow and put your best effort.
That last one, “Expectations Kill Creativity”, really resonated with me. I always have an image of how I want my work to be when I finish. But, when I am done, it doesn’t match the “perfect” image in my head sometimes. Having that happen, discourages me from making more art. That in mind, I create my best work when I just roll with whatever comes out and let go of that image in my head of the “perfect” result. This video was much needed for me. Thank you.👏
I feel like this is a tutorial not just for artists but for the people in general. For anyone, even if youre not an artist, this is a perfect video for someone stuck!
thank you for making this channel.. when i found it i was burned out and creating quality not quantity and art just wasnt fun anymore... so when i started drawing quantity my art has improved SO MUCH art is fun again and im starting to like my drawings, so thank you
@@micah4615 Oh lol. My experience was the opposite of yours, actually. Maybe that's why I got so confused. I rushed through drawing after drawing, but I was never really satisfied. but after I started putting more effort into my work, I've felt more... accomplished? idk
@@pengweng6662 well what i was doing was putting so much effort that i burnedd out and hated my drawings, so i drew less.. but then i started trying not to care as much if i made a bad piece of art.. thats when my art went from begginner to... much better idk and also i draw a lot more now and enjoy it again
Before watching this i was feeling very down and beating myself up. Telling myself that my art is terrible and comparing myself to artists who I thought were better. Watching this made me feel so much better about myself and made me realize that I’m not perfect, no one is.
This dude is actually very useful! It sound like he actually knows what he's talking about. A lot of artist try to make videos like this but they didn't really know the right words or they didn't have experience or something but he sounds like he can relate to younger artist.
I Don't really agree with someone saying "I wish I knew" or "I wish I could". I mean...Butterfly effect. It's really an important thing But ofc i get that the overall theme of the video is tips and tricks. And in this situation they really are impactful , Good video!!
You should honestly have a million subs, even more. Keep going. Now I know at least, that it's okay to feel lost, and that I shouldn't have to beat myself up. Thank you for this, I will keep drawing. @Kesh
Point of making maximal effort in every particular moment was very insightful. Thanks! It’s like the best you can is good enough. This approach beats expectations of “I could have done better” and sorrow.
Hey Kesh, I’m a fan and follower from the UK. Just wanted to let you know that you are one of several people who have inspired me to take up art as a hobby (in my mid 40s) this year. I have literally started with no skills in art, and it is a tough journey. Comparison is a confidence killer. But I am genuinely very grateful for your inspiring work and your honest down to earth advice. It helps and is greatly appreciated :)
Hey Patrick, that's great! I'm so happy I could be of some use. The beginning process can indeed be a little hard but once you get the ball rolling, things are going to get much easier. Have fun and keep at it my friend!
I feel like your last point especially got to me. You're so right, and I've always held myself back because of these expectations I held onto for myself. I will work hard on trying to let them go, because if I don't do what I wish to do today, when will I ever be happy enough to start?
I was having a breakdown. so lost and miserable. Cuz i feel like my art will never go anywhere. Then i found this vid, i really love the way you talk as if you're talking to me directly, it makes me calm. I really thank you for sharing this kind of stuffs. Please keep on making them and inspire more people like me.
Ethan Becker and you had nice presentation of sharing advices(through experiences) in different ways. By the way, these two channels are my favourite. Move On Buddy.🍾
Yours is one of the best art channels on RUclips!!!! You are so inspiring! Whenever I feel stuck, or feel like I don't know where to head, I always find myself coming back to this channel and watch a couple of videos..again and again.!! The art, the talks, the ideas!! Brilliant man!! Since the day I discovered this channel, my perspective towards ART has changed a lot!! Thanks! 😄 For being my inspiration!!
Not an artist but clapped after a lot of points you said, and a lot of myth busting you did! This is life advice and you seem to have found it at 19, 👍
Kesh you really helped me today. I have been lost and hurting, comparing myself to other artists afraid to post my work, not feeling good enough. And just wanting to br good at and know everything right now. Listening to you made me realize I've been killing my creativity and hurting myself emotionally. That I need to keep moving and stop letting myself stay stuck because I am scared of what others will think..not any more..Thank you.
Drawing, talking, editing and music. All combined made this satisfying to watch and also encouraging. I still don't know what to do at my 20 years old but this really cheered me up. Thank you
Thank You!! You gave me back my motivation and inspiration. I´ll give my passion a chance now and start working with the believe that it'll come to me by itself Uwe
Good suggestions. But I would add one big one. The one I think is the most important and works with everything you said. "Expect failure, and use it to improve." Then apply every concept Kesh brought up to adapt and learn. The thing that crippled me for decades was I would try and draw something once. And it wouldn't turn out the way I wanted, so I got frustrated and gave up, only having tried to do it one time. But recently, I tried drawing the same thing multiple times. And every time I drew it, it improved a little bit. After 4-5 tries, I actually succeeded in drawing what I was attempting. It's so obvious that I feel kind of stupid now. But I wish someone had taught me this when I was younger. Don't just draw something once. Draw it multiple times. As many times as it takes to get right. Instead of getting discouraged by a picture not coming out right, just tell yourself "that one was just practice" and do another. Each time, trying to alter the parts that didn't look right in the last one. It sounds cheesy, but it works.
Thank you so much! You really have inspired me. I was feeling really lost and frustrated, because I thought that my art wasn't good enough. I'm 19 and a new artist. This really helped me out!
Very insightful. Thanks :) You look so young that it made me chuckle when you referred to your young, newbie, 19-year-old self! You don't look much older than that, but you have gained a lot of wisdom.
Thanks a lot for this video. I was actually lost and I'm still lost but it troubled me a lot. After watching your video I'm really relieved. I really needed this.
The passion point really hits home with me. I just graduated with a bachelor's and a ton of debt and...well....I feel nothing. I don't want to do that anymore and I've found myself truly happy again working on my digital art. Life isn't meant to be planned.
Watched this video four months ago, kinda laughed at it but now after trying these things for a while my art has improved so much and I feel so much better drawing. Love u man.
This actually really spoke to me. As a 19 year old I constantly feel pressured to be passionate and have known exactly what career i wanted by the time I was in high school, but I didnt. I thought it meant I was failing but your words of encouragement mean a lot, thank you 💖
"just keep swimming" noted! Also, number 4-5 stabbed me and man it hurts! XD I'm gonna try my best to keep remembering those. Thanks for this awesome vid!
Thank you so much. I often suffer from constant anxiety of wanting to work too much and having it all figured out which ends up lowering my productivity. I really needed this video and I hope I am able to change my constant over thinking about my work.
The first point recomfort me so much thank you to say it i feel like i need to know or had course before starting or knowing everything before started with everything i feel incomplete and the fact you said it’s ok to be lost it just made me happy even if i knew it but i don’t know heard it from you was good thank you 🥰
I've been drawing for a very long time now, I'm 17 now and I can see my improvement. The one thing I've always wanted to learn was draw things just the way I imagine them, but whenever I try it doesn't come out well at all. It's very stressful and degrading when I see other people do it and I'm not able to myself. I haven't found my style, I don't know how people do it but I hope that one day it'll come to me. It never has, I enjoy yours a lot its quirky and simple, I really love it.
This was a great video kesh with a lot of great advice!!! Y'all don't have to agree with me on this but sometimes when you are lost you dont just keep on swimming. You stay put. Not always is continuing the right thing to do sometimes it's more helpful just to take a break
i love your life lessons. just listening to your experiences and advice makes the heart light, as if no matter at what level one is in, one can always continue to create and be proud of the effort despite the many things that can bring one down.
Thank you! This video is really motivating & inspiring! Passion was such a weird concept to me and I adore people that have found that one thing they burn for. Your take on it helped me understand that I just need to keep pushing myself!
kesh 5 tips are : 1. you dont have to have it all figured out ,its ok to feel lost 2. passion is overrated ,stop trying to find your passion instead build your passion 3. just keep moving when lost 4. comparison is an enemy ,dont compare your work with other instead compare your work with your own previous work 5. expectation kills creativity .
You really inspired me a lot.. The first video I watch that made by you was the inktober ep4 2017. I was like " wowie that style is epic" Great art sir
thank you, thats all i wanted to hear because i feel lost too sometimes. its just hard to keep things going, not impossible though. Thank you kesh s2 and i love your drawings, they are awesome.
Expectations kills creativity. It's really true sometimes I feel myself useless in drawing if I cant reach expectations thanks kesh I will now try my best
I'm glad I have found your channel because it is so motivational and very helpful because sometimes when I draw I don't like how it turns out but I know I just got to try a little harder to let it be what I wanted to be and I want to say thank you and I hope you have a great day! 😊
Dang this is just what I needed! Totally hit a wall creatively today and started questioning if I was good enough, but this just brightened my day! Thanks and keep it up!
Thank you for this. I am learning a skill right now... and I was feeling quite deflated as it didn't come out anything like those other folks who posted their work on the board. HOWEVER... you are right... I shouldn't compare myself to them... I never knew how to do this type of work and now I can. It's a win. Funny... how your inner thoughts and self beliefs can impair you.... Thanks for this. (This video was my intro to your channel). :)
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your brush pen strokes are satisfying :)
Yea its so satisfying
Very True ❤️❤️❤️
Yeah
Tell mine too
#supersketchbook
I am 64 and trying to find passion...nothing is lost if you are young at heart
I'm 19 years old and I have started art as a hobby, being an engineering student. I sometimes feel lost or that I have started too late, but your videos really motivate me. Thanks man!
Same here, I'm entering engineering in september and hope to be able to express my creativity because that's what I'm living for; drawing and acting mostly, but when I'll have the money I wanna go further and explore every branch of art
Check out Stephane Richard Wootha story. He started around 30 and something years old.
Working towards a second bachelors in Engineering here! Started drawing again last year after not drawing for 6 years! I'm 23 now. Let's all enjoy this art and engineering life
It's never too late! My grandma started her art journey after when she retired at 30 yrs old! Her figure drawings and landscape painting is way better than mine even when I started at a young age. It's all about patient and practice and not just a number!
Learn And Create I just saw your channel and your art left me awestruck! You are an amazing artist and I send you my best wishes.
I LOVED this video! It's so nice to hear what you've learned throughout the years! Thank you for sharing! We all shouldn't forget that life is always in a constant movement, so we always evolve, learn, change and that's okay! As long as we accept that and embrace it, we take so much pressure off ourselves that we can just enjoy the ride with its ups and downs!
Big Fan!
Thanks!! And very well said, a lot of it is just going with it:))
Awesome to see you here makoccino! ♥️
Yes makoccino... Well said words.. absolutely 👍
Makoccino nice to see you here!
1. You don’t have to have all of it figured out.
- it’s okay to feel lost. just chill and relax.
2. Passion is overrated.
- passion is something you develop, not find. instead of trying to find it, build it.
3. Keeping moving, when you feel lost.
- just keep swimming. you got this.
4. Comparison is the enemy.
- stop comparing yourself to instagram artists or to anyone. you’re you. you’re amazing as well.
5. Expectations kill creativity.
- don’t pressure yourself on how things or how your art should be. just go with the flow and put your best effort.
That last one, “Expectations Kill Creativity”, really resonated with me. I always have an image of how I want my work to be when I finish. But, when I am done, it doesn’t match the “perfect” image in my head sometimes. Having that happen, discourages me from making more art. That in mind, I create my best work when I just roll with whatever comes out and let go of that image in my head of the “perfect” result. This video was much needed for me. Thank you.👏
This advice really goes for a lot of other things like skateboarding, gaming, math, literally anything.
I feel like this is a tutorial not just for artists but for the people in general. For anyone, even if youre not an artist, this is a perfect video for someone stuck!
As a person who suffers with “PERFECTIONISM” these are some much needed reminders .... great job 🙌🏻
Love your art 🙂👍
Thank you:))
I just found your channel last week and i really love it
Great art boii
haha thanks BOIYEE!! 😁
Are you indian
@@Tanushgahlawat yes he is south indian and his real name is keshav
I am also from India haryana
Barrrrrr
thank you for making this channel.. when i found it i was burned out and creating quality not quantity and art just wasnt fun anymore... so when i started drawing quantity my art has improved SO MUCH art is fun again and im starting to like my drawings, so thank you
Thats great! and good that its working for!
Wait... when you started drawing in quantity? Do you understand the saying. (No offence)
@@pengweng6662 once when i started drawing more instead of quality.. thats when i started improving and having more fun..
@@micah4615 Oh lol. My experience was the opposite of yours, actually. Maybe that's why I got so confused. I rushed through drawing after drawing, but I was never really satisfied. but after I started putting more effort into my work, I've felt more... accomplished? idk
@@pengweng6662 well what i was doing was putting so much effort that i burnedd out and hated my drawings, so i drew less.. but then i started trying not to care as much if i made a bad piece of art.. thats when my art went from begginner to... much better idk and also i draw a lot more now and enjoy it again
Before watching this i was feeling very down and beating myself up. Telling myself that my art is terrible and comparing myself to artists who I thought were better. Watching this made me feel so much better about myself and made me realize that I’m not perfect, no one is.
kesh is really wise, i'm not a sub but this is a gift given by my youtube feed.
probably the best thing that happened to my mediocre day
I expected art tips,but this was better
This dude is actually very useful! It sound like he actually knows what he's talking about. A lot of artist try to make videos like this but they didn't really know the right words or they didn't have experience or something but he sounds like he can relate to younger artist.
😊😊😊🙏🙏
Damn your audio and presentation became much more aesthetic over the period of your channel. Keep up the good work!
Thanks kesh
I honestly can’t stop coming back to this video
I Don't really agree with someone saying "I wish I knew" or "I wish I could". I mean...Butterfly effect. It's really an important thing
But ofc i get that the overall theme of the video is tips and tricks. And in this situation they really are impactful , Good video!!
You should honestly have a million subs, even more. Keep going. Now I know at least, that it's okay to feel lost, and that I shouldn't have to beat myself up. Thank you for this, I will keep drawing. @Kesh
Point of making maximal effort in every particular moment was very insightful. Thanks! It’s like the best you can is good enough. This approach beats expectations of “I could have done better” and sorrow.
You popped up in my recommendations and I’m so thankful. I really needed to hear this and I’m ugly crying lol. I’m taking all this advice to heart.
I don't know who you are, and I've never seen your channel. This video has helped me. Thank you.subscribed
Hey Kesh, I’m a fan and follower from the UK. Just wanted to let you know that you are one of several people who have inspired me to take up art as a hobby (in my mid 40s) this year. I have literally started with no skills in art, and it is a tough journey. Comparison is a confidence killer. But I am genuinely very grateful for your inspiring work and your honest down to earth advice. It helps and is greatly appreciated :)
Hey Patrick, that's great! I'm so happy I could be of some use. The beginning process can indeed be a little hard but once you get the ball rolling, things are going to get much easier. Have fun and keep at it my friend!
Expectations Kills Creativity, that's so true, i remember you saying that in the past and it stick to me.
what sometimes helps me to get out of artblock is just to use a different pen or pencil then i was using before. like another colour
That always works!
Yes kesh did you see the sketch i send on facebook
That car analogy makes SO much sense. I'll remember that whenever I feel lost.
I feel like your last point especially got to me. You're so right, and I've always held myself back because of these expectations I held onto for myself. I will work hard on trying to let them go, because if I don't do what I wish to do today, when will I ever be happy enough to start?
You are definitely my favorite art RUclipsr or possibly even my favorite RUclipsr of all. Love your vids. Keep it up.
I was having a breakdown. so lost and miserable. Cuz i feel like my art will never go anywhere. Then i found this vid, i really love the way you talk as if you're talking to me directly, it makes me calm. I really thank you for sharing this kind of stuffs. Please keep on making them and inspire more people like me.
Kesh is blessing to all new artists. Thank you so much
Ethan Becker and you had nice presentation of sharing advices(through experiences) in different ways. By the way, these two channels are my favourite. Move On Buddy.🍾
Yours is one of the best art channels on RUclips!!!! You are so inspiring! Whenever I feel stuck, or feel like I don't know where to head, I always find myself coming back to this channel and watch a couple of videos..again and again.!! The art, the talks, the ideas!! Brilliant man!! Since the day I discovered this channel, my perspective towards ART has changed a lot!! Thanks! 😄 For being my inspiration!!
You are such a sweet person!! I'm happy I found your channel ☺
"Dont find your passion, make your passion."
Not an artist but clapped after a lot of points you said, and a lot of myth busting you did! This is life advice and you seem to have found it at 19, 👍
Kesh you really helped me today. I have been lost and hurting, comparing myself to other artists afraid to post my work, not feeling good enough. And just wanting to br good at and know everything right now. Listening to you made me realize I've been killing my creativity and hurting myself emotionally. That I need to keep moving and stop letting myself stay stuck because I am scared of what others will think..not any more..Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you Kesh. Keep going. I love the fact you are very realistic than being overly optimistic.
Thanks.🌻
Drawing, talking, editing and music. All combined made this satisfying to watch and also encouraging. I still don't know what to do at my 20 years old but this really cheered me up. Thank you
Those are some good pointers. Awsome vid.
Thanks! :)
Thank You!! You gave me back my motivation and inspiration. I´ll give my passion a chance now and start working with the believe that it'll come to me by itself Uwe
Good suggestions. But I would add one big one. The one I think is the most important and works with everything you said. "Expect failure, and use it to improve." Then apply every concept Kesh brought up to adapt and learn. The thing that crippled me for decades was I would try and draw something once. And it wouldn't turn out the way I wanted, so I got frustrated and gave up, only having tried to do it one time. But recently, I tried drawing the same thing multiple times. And every time I drew it, it improved a little bit. After 4-5 tries, I actually succeeded in drawing what I was attempting. It's so obvious that I feel kind of stupid now. But I wish someone had taught me this when I was younger. Don't just draw something once. Draw it multiple times. As many times as it takes to get right. Instead of getting discouraged by a picture not coming out right, just tell yourself "that one was just practice" and do another. Each time, trying to alter the parts that didn't look right in the last one. It sounds cheesy, but it works.
Actually, that's a great advice and it's often overlooked. Saves up so much time in the process of one is just aware of this
Thank you Kesh!! Very helpful for me at this moment... Feeling a bit lost rn... Thanks a lot!!
You explain things really well!
Thanks for starting off the video by telling us to draw along. I wasn't going to, but then I did and it helped me finish a sketch I'd given up on :)
This channel is my safe place. Where I find answers to questions I didn't even think about but truly needed. 🌟❤🌟
These are powerful message thank you for creating this video!!! Also the background music matches the message. Thank you again 🙏
Thank you so much! You really have inspired me. I was feeling really lost and frustrated, because I thought that my art wasn't good enough. I'm 19 and a new artist. This really helped me out!
Very insightful. Thanks :)
You look so young that it made me chuckle when you referred to your young, newbie, 19-year-old self! You don't look much older than that, but you have gained a lot of wisdom.
Hey kesh
Your the one that made me find my passion
Thank you
Lati 12 like he said in the video
U dont find ur passion
U develop one
Thanks a lot for this video. I was actually lost and I'm still lost but it troubled me a lot. After watching your video I'm really relieved. I really needed this.
The passion point really hits home with me. I just graduated with a bachelor's and a ton of debt and...well....I feel nothing. I don't want to do that anymore and I've found myself truly happy again working on my digital art. Life isn't meant to be planned.
Watched this video four months ago, kinda laughed at it but now after trying these things for a while my art has improved so much and I feel so much better drawing. Love u man.
This actually really spoke to me. As a 19 year old I constantly feel pressured to be passionate and have known exactly what career i wanted by the time I was in high school, but I didnt. I thought it meant I was failing but your words of encouragement mean a lot, thank you 💖
"just keep swimming" noted! Also, number 4-5 stabbed me and man it hurts! XD I'm gonna try my best to keep remembering those. Thanks for this awesome vid!
I just found your channel and I really like your videos. Thanks for sharing your drawing experiences! 🐘
You are MY GREATEST INSPIRATION in art kesh THANK YOU 🙏
Kesh the man that will make artist great again! 😄
Thank you so much. I often suffer from constant anxiety of wanting to work too much and having it all figured out which ends up lowering my productivity. I really needed this video and I hope I am able to change my constant over thinking about my work.
The first point recomfort me so much thank you to say it i feel like i need to know or had course before starting or knowing everything before started with everything i feel incomplete and the fact you said it’s ok to be lost it just made me happy even if i knew it but i don’t know heard it from you was good thank you 🥰
All of this was really motivational because I'm scared of being lost and what you said was amazing
I've been drawing for a little over a year now, and this is exactly what I needed to hear right now. Thank you
Nice tips.. Inspiring.. You have a unique drawing style by the way
I like it 😁👍
Alternate title: "5 THINGS I wish I knew as a BEGINNER PERSON" Honestly all of his tips apply to just about every interest one could have.
Thanks man! Your videos are very motivating to get peeps moving
I'm 12year old a newbie artist and I'm very thankful to you, that you told me something, that my way to look at art changed. :)
Something about this guy is insanely inspiring
I don’t know what it is but I love it
That actually motivated me. And because of that I was availble to touch my color pencils again. Thank you😊😊
You are most underrated artist on RUclips
Thanks Sir for these tips it will help me so much.😊
I've been drawing for a very long time now, I'm 17 now and I can see my improvement. The one thing I've always wanted to learn was draw things just the way I imagine them, but whenever I try it doesn't come out well at all. It's very stressful and degrading when I see other people do it and I'm not able to myself. I haven't found my style, I don't know how people do it but I hope that one day it'll come to me. It never has, I enjoy yours a lot its quirky and simple, I really love it.
This was a great video kesh with a lot of great advice!!! Y'all don't have to agree with me on this but sometimes when you are lost you dont just keep on swimming. You stay put. Not always is continuing the right thing to do sometimes it's more helpful just to take a break
i love your life lessons. just listening to your experiences and advice makes the heart light, as if no matter at what level one is in, one can always continue to create and be proud of the effort despite the many things that can bring one down.
Thank you! This video is really motivating & inspiring!
Passion was such a weird concept to me and I adore people that have found that one thing they burn for.
Your take on it helped me understand that I just need to keep pushing myself!
kesh 5 tips are :
1. you dont have to have it all figured out ,its ok to feel lost
2. passion is overrated ,stop trying to find your passion instead build your passion
3. just keep moving when lost
4. comparison is an enemy ,dont compare your work with other instead compare your work with your own previous work
5. expectation kills creativity .
Thank you for this... This is actually what every aspiring artists needs to hear.
This guy deserves way more recognition
🙌🙌🙌
i just cried after watching this video because those words cuts deep into my heart. those were inspirational❤️
:')
Thanks for the advice
My art is now improving because of you!!
I really get in love with this video! 🥰 He knows exact what to say 😄
You really inspired me a lot..
The first video I watch that made by you was the inktober ep4 2017.
I was like " wowie that style is epic"
Great art sir
thank you, thats all i wanted to hear because i feel lost too sometimes. its just hard to keep things going, not impossible though. Thank you kesh s2 and i love your drawings, they are awesome.
“It’s okay to feel lost” that’s me right now 😌😅 Your videos are so helpful! 🙏🏼
Thanks for inspiring so many of us! I really appreciate your passion!
I was feeling really bad today about the pressure of creating. This video helped a lot! Thank you!
Kesh your channel is the most inspiring art channel I have ever seen and I am sooo much better at art now after listening and waching your videos
Am 10 and am new at drawing and beacuse of you i got motivated by your videos kids bully me. Thanks kesh!!
Expectations kills creativity. It's really true sometimes I feel myself useless in drawing if I cant reach expectations thanks kesh I will now try my best
I love your advices so much. You re so simply,cute, but clear and direct! Kisses from Italy!❤️
Thank you😊
Kesh : drawing cartoon faces
Thanos : I like this one
Quite wholesome, no frills, simple and lovely
You really inspired me!!!😇😇
Hi your channel is a world of inspiration keep it up
I'm glad I have found your channel because it is so motivational and very helpful because sometimes when I draw I don't like how it turns out but I know I just got to try a little harder to let it be what I wanted to be and I want to say thank you and I hope you have a great day! 😊
That's a very normal part of the process and it's great that you are taking it well. You have an awesome day as well:)
Your videos are currently like some type of therapy for me now 😊😊 i like the encouragement given ❤❤thank you Kesh
Dang this is just what I needed! Totally hit a wall creatively today and started questioning if I was good enough, but this just brightened my day! Thanks and keep it up!
Yay! Happy this helps, and I go through that phase a lot as well, so used to it by now😄
Thank you for this. I am learning a skill right now... and I was feeling quite deflated as it didn't come out anything like those other folks who posted their work on the board. HOWEVER... you are right... I shouldn't compare myself to them... I never knew how to do this type of work and now I can. It's a win. Funny... how your inner thoughts and self beliefs can impair you.... Thanks for this. (This video was my intro to your channel). :)
Your the best motivational speaker....💫💫
Very well said, " passion is something that you develop, not find".
i like to see people getting better because that make me remember that i will not be bad forever, that i can improve
that motivates me in some way
10:35 "who's name I can't pronounce" 😂😂😂