I’m in the “Whenever I draw males they still look like females” phase

I’m currently in the “I have been drawing more cats than humanoid characters for the past month and I now know how Erin Hunter felt when creating the Warriors books” phase

I’m definitely a self taught artist, I pretty much entirely skipped the “draw from books” phase. I am FIRMLY in the “oc phase.” I LOVE lore, so I make an insane background for my characters.

Im in the phase " help i drew girls all my life but now im trying to draw boys and they all look feminine,, and some are supposed to be masculine and im sOBBING- "

I'm in the: *motivated at first, starts to draw, drawing sucks, becomes lazy* phase

The phase I’m in is called “Constantly switching my Artstyle because everything everyone else makes looks so good and I wanna be like them” Edit: Sorry for like never saying this, but I see y’all in the comments sayin same Artstyles are not required to be consistent, hell you could have 3 going on at the same time and choose which one to do at a spur of the moment. That way you won’t really feel like it’s too inconsistent!

I’m in the “I only watch art videos bc i’m jealous and don’t want to draw” phase ✌️

I'm in the "Why does the sketch look so good and the line art look bad" phase

Speaking of phases, I feel like most artists have gone through the phase of being stressy and depressy while their art is really messy and they need to work lessy ‘Cause like yeah

You forgot one The “Surprising Yourself” Phase. Example: in only 4 months my art started improving at an alarming rate! In April I was still somewhat stuck in my old way of drawing until I started working for streamers. Now August and I’ve improved so much it’s scary, and it never stops surprising me…

I remember my "How to Draw" phase. My grandparents gave me this "How to Draw: Manga Animals" book and if I'm going to be completely honest, it helped me a LOT with my art. So random "How to Draw" book that I lost a while ago and who I do not know who wrote. it, thank you. im not a furry i wanted to be a veterinarian as a kid >:(

i personally relate with the “once-you-draw-something-good-you-can’t-draw-it-again” phase

What about the “I only do pencil drawing because I don’t like coloring” phase

I’m in the: “HOW TF DOES PHYSICS WORK” phase. Edit: It’s been four months and I’m still in this phase.

I had my "everything I make sucks" phase before I started to actually love art. Now I'm way more confident and I'm making lots of comics about my OCs (I'm not an OC machine, I'm an OC factory that is as big as a country). My REAL love for art and drawing started when I started loving Ba Da Bean. I started loving it when it wqs nowhere near known by a few people, so there was no tutorials online, therefore, I had to teach myself how to draw Bean, then I drew the main characters (except Oodle and Kami), and I drew my main OC/self-insert.

I have a lot of different phases Im going through "why are hands so hard to draw" "Im just gonna draw eyes everywhere" "I only draw in pencil" "Im to scared to add colour or outline" "I want to draw but I dont know what to draw" "Im only going to draw from the head to shoulders"

I’m currently on a stage called “I can draw one feminine eyeball really well so that’s the only thing I’ll draw”

I’m in the phase where I’m too scared to put color in my art

I'm in the "learning/baby artist" phase of things, just got a tablet that I like so far and I have started learning a bit about drawing hands as well as eyes. I still have a lot to learn but I am intent on learning it :)

My phase all the time is 1. not finishing drawings 2. wasting paper 3. comparing my drawings to good artists

What about the"If I watch lots of professional animators I'll automatically become a professional" phase

When I'm really stuck and can't draw anything I just fill an entire page with shapes or lines. Or both. Free-form, sometimes butt-ugly but absolutely COMPLETE pages of doodles. Seeing a completed spread in my sketch book just makes the whole book feel better, you know. And then I can feel a little better because at least I made a complete page.

I was in the "Everything I make sucks" phase, but now i'm out of it and currently in the "I AM AN UNSTOPPABLE ART GODDESS AND YOU MUST BOW BEFORE ME, MORTAL" phase.

I’ve been in the “everything is bad” phase for about 14 years now.

i’m a senior in high school as of watching this, and can say i’ve been in every phase! i’m sure you won’t see this, but i just wanted to say that you’ve been an inspiration to me throughout my art journey. i remember 6 years ago, in 6th grade, when i put you as my favorite artist/inspiration for an assignment. it’s crazy to think how far both of us have progressed, and i’m so proud of myself. i’m currently working on a short comic while taking portfolio classes, since i’ve exhausted my school’s digital art and drawing/painting programs. i had a critique today where my teacher and classmate gave some great feedback, and i’m gearing up to apply to art school for next year. in short, thank you. you’ve been an inspiration to me for my entire art journey, and i’ll always look up to you.

I’ve been stuck in the “I love my oc” phase for 3 YEARS. 3 WHOLE DAMN YEARS 😭

"A lot of artists get really into making their own original characters. They love them, they talk about them all the time, they know their favorite food..." Meanwhile, I can't even come up with names for mine.

I’m in the “I’m never going to be good at realistic art so I’m just going to stick with cartoons” phase

I’ve definitely gone through the “everything I make sucks phase”

I'm in the "Jesus Christ why can I draw EVERYTHING BUT HUMANS?!" phase

I think the draw book phase has evolved into the "trying to copy art from artists you admire and binge KZfaq tutorials" phase

im currently in the "i only draw girls bc i left my comfort zone and cant find my way back" phase

I love the scenes you created for each phase it’s so cute and comical.

I feel like one phase that could work in tis video is "finding your style". I personally think this is one of the most important steps for improving. This phase helped me so much and I think it can relate to most artists no matter what materials they use.

I'm in the "oh my God, why is anatomy a thing and why can't I fit it into my style?!?!?!" Phase

“There’s-no-such-thing-as-a-second-eye” phase

I never had a learning from books/tutorials phase and I'm really glad about that. I remember watching a lot of speedpaints and looking at how various artists I looked up to drew and their styles and I took all the things I like and/or understood and compiled them into my own art until eventually with experience it developed into my own unique style

I'm in the ' oc phase ' and I have been learning rapidly like just yesterday I developed a new art style

“There’s no such thing as hands and feet” phase

My phase is “i dont color because it will mess up”

Some of my best art has come from life drawings, since if I can see what im drawing it just makes it so much better

ok but, you're literally drawing the phases, saying their good and bad sides, and giving tips too??? like i love you 😭😭

I’m in the “I don’t know what to draw but it’s not an art block” phase. Not sure if other people have felt that before.

When ur in literally all of these phases at once

Lavender: every artist has how to draw Me: not me

Im in the "draw the same two shirts for everyone" phase

The phase of.. What-the-hell-am-I-supposed-to-draw-this-sheet-looks-so-crisp-and-clean

i’m in the “i cannot draw realistic human faces or body proportions so i’m resorting to creepy art that don’t need those things” phase. update: after 7 months, i’ve gotten better at human anatomy, and am now drawing in more cartoony/webtoon style. i hope you all reach your goals in art! i believe in you! :D

She got me on the “Everything I make sucks phase” 😂😂

I’m in the “I’m slowly beginning to draw whatever style my best friend draws bc I love everything she draw and hate whenever I do my own style and she is so good at drawing”-phase

"Everything I Make Sucks Phase" That's not a phase, it's a _fact._

I'm in the "the same character looks different every time" phase

I’m in the “ why do all my characters heads look like deflated potatoes?!”phase

I didn’t have the “how to draw phase” using books. I struggled to follow the tutorials when I was a beginner artist. I learned by using basic shapes and looking at other photos for inspiration. I still use that method now lol.

I’m the kind that wants to draw and has a perfect image in their head but as soon as you get ready to start drawing you lose motivation and walks back to the couch again.

Any artist: I fear no man But that thing *Everything i make sucks phase* Any artist: It scares me.....

i've been drawing for over 20 years and im always in the "how to draw" phase. i love learning new styles and techniques. i dont think i ever want to stop learning

I'm currently in the phase "I will only draw fanart of this ONE character I have an obsession with." 💀

"A lot of artists start off with just trying to learn straight from books" GenZ- Hold my pinterest

How about the “I want to draw because I don’t want to lose my artistic abilities, but I have literally no inspiration, or time to do it” phase?

The first phase i got was from my father, my dads side literally eats and breathes art, so naturally i took on his side, love you pops

I’m on the phase called “I wanna be good at drawing but I feel terrible and I’m not good at anything” 😊

My sister is in “I’ll just draw bangs so I don’t have to draw the other eye phase”

“Hands always behind your characters back phase”

went through all of them, and now i can finally say that i have come to appreciate my own art! :)

I’m in the “I love art, but I have no motivation so I don’t draw so often anymore.” I’m also in the “I can only draw females and want to learn to draw males, but I still feel like my female drawings are not enough.” phase.

I'm at the... "Only draw the upper body of a character" Phase.

Best drawing tip ever: START SIMPLE. You can work your way up from there.

I’ve literally had ALL of those phases (except the very last one)! Thank you for helping me realize It’s not just me! 🤩🙏🙌

Can we talk about the "I'mma cover this eye, hide their hands behind their back, and then they wink" phase? Edit: Aight 1k likes :D

you forgot the *THE ONLY THING I DREW WAS THIS ONE CHARACTER FOR 2 YEARS AND NOTHING ELSE* phase or *if i cant draw it, i dont draw it until i can, resulting in the phase above* phase

I massively feel the first one, I'm a huge machines, vehicles, and mecha/gunpla fan, I remember drawing the same planes over and over from the same angle over and over

When I first started drawing when I was a kid I would watch random speed paints and cartoons and try to figure out how the flip did they do that the I found a whole lotta art tubers animators comics and other artist stuff and tutorials which includes you as well so I say these stuff really helped me for almost 8 years.

I’m the “Oh god I can’t think of anything to draw so I’m going to draw fan art and cute people” phase

How to draw: 1) Just draw 2) Every day 3) Use some references 4) Think outside the box

Hi !!!! I love your channel like I was going through art block and came on to watch you and I was in love with your art 🖼 but I looked at my art and felt like I was the worst artist ever! So then I sat down and started drawing ✍️ and made one of my many favorite pieces of art work and kept on doing my art thing and no art block since then!!! I just wanted to say thank you for posting your art 🖼 your one of my favorite 🤩 KZfaqrs!!!

I'm currently in between the "oc" phase and the "everything I make sucks" phase

I'm in the "Every time i draw something so good that I'm proud of and after tomorrow it looks weird phase"

Teach your kids art, they’ll NEVER have enough money for drugs

Im between “sometimes learning animation but then I get sad that it doesn’t look natural and then I switch to drawing and same,only few results are cool”

I'm in the "Art style is *constantly* changing because I'm becoming bolder and trying a lot of new things with my art to find things I need to work on or that I find easier to do so I can develop an art style that the aspects of it blend better" phase, lol

I’m in the “ *I have no clue what I’m doing and keep switching art styles* “ phase

Therapist: calm down Me: BUT I WANT TO DRAW MY OC!

Finally someone I can relate to this deeply :)

whenever i was in the phase “everything i draw is bad” i tried to draw eyes to help me get motivation to do better,but,once i got my phone i saw drawing tiktoks and such and saw many beautiful pieces and anatomy tutorials and i watched those over and over and i finally made my self a art style (sorta) im still trying to find one currently but i will get there someday!

I’m in the “Have one OC and draw them constantly” phase.

I am in the ‘I need to learn realism to be a real artist’ phase

I’m currently in the ‘wait what the heck what style of art am I supposed to do, these all blend in’ phase

Yesss “How to draw manga” steps can be so complicated! (Like useless lines, random parts being shaded, and EVERY SINGLE HAIR STRAND needing to be drawn)

im part of the "i only draw one pose for every character because im not good with anatomy" phase xD

"Everything I make sucks phase" Puberty in a nutshell.

:O HER ART IS AMAZING!

Something I like to do when I'm in my "I suck everything i draw is terrible" phase is to go back and look at old drawings I have made when I was younger just to see just how much I have actually improved

I’m in the, I-literally-have-1,000-art-styles-and-every-time-I-draw-something-it-looks-completely-different-then-my-other-drawings phase.

The “drawing your middle and ring finger touching together and your index and pinky pointed outwards” phase

5:10 thats so true! im a TOTALL beginer and ngl i look at my arks and i hate it while looking at others and thinking i have 0 talent

Ive been in the my art sucks phase for a while now i am also slowly working on backgrounds with my characters i actually have been drawing while watching this. After starting to take my adhd meds j actually have been in a constant drawing moment so. I always look at specific pictures to draw items or backgrounds.

I'm in the "Im jealouse of every artists on the internet. They make better art then I do. I must improve to their level faster even though it probably took them years to improve" pharse

I started at the “I suck at everything I draw” phase, and it aged like fine whine.

I am in the "my art is bad" phase where it's like the one you were talking about but less bad so after the drawing I'm like "this is bad... but good? WHAT"