To date, my most popular video -- the one with the most views, likes (and dislikes), and comments -- is the How to Draw Batman tutorial I did back in March, when we still lived in Bangkok and I was doing videos as a hobby. Click here to watch: • How to Draw BATMAN (BA...
I can safely say I've definitely improved my production value since then (although I'm still holding off on getting a new camera because money's a little tight, with the big move and all). And since that video still generates a lot of traffic now, I thought I'd revisit Batman v. Superman for today's tutorial video!
I did a speed drawing of ARMORED BATMAN a while back as well. Definitely go check that out too if you have the time: • Speed Drawing ARMORED ...
Enjoy and happy drawing,
Ramny
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● TIPS FOR MAKING AWESOME DRAWING SUGGESTIONS ●
Not all suggestions are the same. Some are great, but some are not so good. Here's how I sort them out:
1. Is it current? (From a TV show or game that's currently popular, from a movie that's coming up or just released in the last few months, or from a current run in the comic books, etc.)
2. Is it a popular, mainstream character? (People who don't usually watch the show/movie, or read the comics, still know the character.)
3. Is there enough interest from my viewers? (I keep a note of all suggestions made in the comments section.)
4. Is it a popular enough KZfaq search? (I use a keyword tool to see how often people search for tutorials on characters, before I draw.)
5. Is it easy to do a tutorial on? (Some things are very difficult or time-consuming to do tutorials on.)
Since I get A TON of requests everyday, I ask all of you to please be patient with me as I can only do several tutorials per week. Thanks!
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