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Can you be my dad?

Thank you!

Lovely series!

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Ikr!

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Bro was millions years old💀

SAME LOL

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I draw like 5 drawings a day for like years and im still no where near these artists, goes to show how much you have to practise

I wish people understood that to do art you’re gonna have to go through a phase of not even liking what you draw. It might look wonky for a bit but the more you practice the more you improve.

I think what people dont know is that all artists had to overcome that one starting phase. I'm sure every artist has experienced that feeling of "I dont know how I'm supposed to draw this even if I tried!" It's one of the hurdles that all artists eventually overcome just from practicing and studying which makes them slowly understand the theories and fundamentals in an intuitive sense

Seriously! In one of my college art classes recently there were people saying they hadn’t practised in weeks… I gotta practice so frequently otherwise it looks like I’ve never held a pencil in my life lmao

Yeah. I’ve drawn almost every day for over ten years, largely dragons. People ask me how my dragons are so good. Pretty much every day, I either draw something dragon related or watch a video on drawing dragons

I’ve heard “practice makes progress, perfection is an illusion” I like your dads a lot though!

Thanks, that’s nice too! ☺️☺️

I was your 500 like

My band teacher

now this is going in my head, but i didnt practice for it (keyword: permanent)

Glad you were able to get good classes on that stuff, it really does make a difference. I remember in highschool I shared proko's anatomy for artists playlist with her, telling her i found it super helpfulbc i did. She was pretty adamant she didnt need jt

3 yrs later she dmed me saying it made a hug difference. She was very into becoming an animatore at the time

Also sorry its in chunks my youtube app is being kinda funky and cutting the text bubble off .-.

May I ask what kind of degree you have/how you came to be a cartoonist?

@@cnr0118 it’s a comics degree, not very common. i picked the school i go to bc it’s the only one near me that had it. otherwise i think illustration or animation would be the way to go

You're too kind. Thank you! ♥

@@ssavaart no man YOU are. i mean this in every way you are the kindest and sweetest most genuine and wholesome person ive ever seen

nice pfp

Some people start off with a better ship, this is called talent, but they still must make the same journey as everyone else. Don't be discouraged if they reach their destination sooner than you, because your own efforts will still get you there eventually. And understand that the journey never ends, you simply realize that what you thought was your destination was merely one port of call and there are limitless ports to journey toward, some of which are more suitable for you than others. Honestly, a good metaphor if it can be stretched that far without breaking.

@@mndlessdrwer that was a nice addition!

The most important thing to learn with figure drawing is to not get bogged down with details. They are not what you're here for. My art professor in college killed this notion for many people by starting us off with one minute figure drawing practice before cutting that all the way down to 15 second sessions. We'd do three to five in a go before we moved on to something else. It was a warmup for the students but also a way to break people of the habit of spiraling endlessly in circles trying to capture details instead of major shapes and forms. Details can be captured later or simply made up from memory if needed, but the form and pose must be captured faithfully to properly convey the feeling. When you remove enough time from each drawing then you must learn to intuit how to convey the form to the paper in the shortest amount of time. It took me a few sessions before I gave up trying to use a pencil or even the sharp corners of a piece of conte crayon or charcoal and instead went to the side or a sharpened edge of the media to lay down broad strokes just to fill in volume and capture the shapes in a broad fashion. Just be prepared to be disappointed in these sketches. They are not going to look impressive or be particularly inspiring, but they will help you.

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Same,my art teacher only allows us to draw with rulers and only from one perspective,with 3D objects always having a 45° angle.I know other perspectives and I drew with them.He said that I have to redraw the whole thing because it needs to be from one perspective only and that it would be unfair to others.I feel like he’s repressing me from drawing what I want

I could see that being very popular among slacker types. My class would’ve had a constant stream of bored kids doing that to get out of work

@kawaiidere1023 it was only for six minutes XD not much slacking to be done then. Usually he got someone from the study hall next door.

My pleasure!!

Goes to show how much practice makes differences

@@moshroommbro thinks practice makes a difference 😹😹😹

@@DingalingNettspendFortnite bruh...what?

This isn't entirely true, but it also isn't wrong. There are tricks you can learn but none will immediately make you a better artist. Only practice can do that.

Same

This is an old video that's unlisted... but maybe this is close to what you want? kzfaq.infojiC8gsRLBlY

@@ssavaart Thank you!! :D

You're too kind. Thank you! ♥

Wow, thank you!