not really

first would be yeah, hand anatomy, or relationship of proportions

Everyone is different, theres no right or wrong way to do and learn things 💀

​@@XSillygooseX what if I'm a traditional artist and don't use a tablet to draw? 💀

​@@ms.pirate use a book. There are many to learn how to draw

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i misunderstood this-

​@@younot6921LOL SAME

Basically I'm asking her the tutorial of her art on that community post named "what is the time in your country"

this may be not what you're looking for but it's pretty similar to the one in the community post: kzfaq.infon4V27lhtZ6c?feature=share

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😂 same 😂

Learn hand anatomy first

@@YINN_12 I know what I'm talking about😅

@@YINN_12 let say u can copy what she draws here, but can u make ur own hand pose without a reference and learning anatomy , I bet not 😅

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thank you !!!

Thanks !!!

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Thank you thank you!! :))

I was actually wondering about that, thanks

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I actually just saw she has one kind of like this!! It's called things to doodle in class when youre bored. Not sure if that's what you're looking for but It's about 3 vids down from this one. It's part 3 which means there's 2 more 😃

@@Xnkta yeah ik but I rly want a New one

Yea that’s true in most cases. Like when you’ve made the sketch it would obviously be messy as it’s just to help guide u, once u decide ur sketch is finished and erase the guide lines and trace it out it then looks incomplete as the guide lines hv been erased.

I used to have this problem too. The solution is to not think of the lineart as simply tracing,but as creating another,more detailed drawing with the sketch as a loose reference. Your lines don’t even have to be very clean. Line weight easily stops it from looking boring if done right. I like making lines thicker around anything I want to bring attention to (especially the eyes). You can also think about lighting and include shadows in your lineart if you like that type of style.

What looks nice to you. What is something you see that makes you go: “That. I wanna draw like that.” Look at it, study it, BOOM that’s how you draw that now, until you want to change it I also recommend Proko or Sycra if you want tutorials

If you’re unsure I’d recommend using references. I find it helpful to draw a sort of blob in the basic shape of the hand position. If you’re drawing a pose where the fingers are separated, don’t draw around each individual finger, just draw the general outline. Then you can add guidelines, usually one where the knuckles are, and one where the second joint of the fingers are (I mean the joint closer to the palm). Then do a rough sketch, like she says. For adding details, look where shadows and wrinkles fall on the hand, and maybe add tendons on the back of the hand for thinner characters. Using and combining references can help teach to be better at drawing without references. I hope this was helpful, let me know if I missed anything.

@@tortis6342 @PowWowChikaBowWow6902 You guys are life savers thank you for the tips🙏🙏