U forgot "lol"

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@@kashimea_ it's a figure of speech

You are mad

@@kashimea_ people might not use that kind of phrase where you live but a lot of peeps use that way of speaking. for example "I can't do nothin' " "i ain't doing nothin' " and other stuff. but in written form ig you would rather use "i know nothing"

I totally disagree

@@jonjones4439 y?

@@quickgunmurugun7568 anybody can do that, it’s not hard to draw a face which is what the artist did, it looks nothing like the face in the background at all. Some of these artists on the other hand are doing incredible things, this guy is showing anybody can pick up some black ink and start making a piece of work, very inspirational

@@jonjones4439 it took only 30s what do you expect

@@jonjones4439 yup, I too think this is the more easiest way to draw,plus the easiest thing to learn,from easiest I mean 2 to 3 months

Was that a woman :0

@@visiblehuman3705 it isn't the point

@@godofgae8137 was just curious, doesn’t matter 😄

@@leonorsuescun3715 he's genderless

@@livetochange974 he's a he

Uhm my dreams look the way everything does in day to day life

@@annablue8429 typically my dreams feel real when I'm experiencing it. When I try to remember what it looks like though it's very hazy and it's similar to the soft vagueness of a charcoal drawing.

@@annablue8429 your dream =/= everyone's dream

I dream in colors,when i try to remember it looks like oil and pastel lmao

My dreams look like real life, when I remember them they are in very high detail with realistic lighting and colours, more real then real life in fact.

Because there's one way to know how to draw and it's a minute, wow

He draw the the drawing in seconds but it took him so many years to learn

@@harshadsingharts1479 yes exactly, so many years of work and he's specialized in charcoal I think so..

For me that's the hardest lol

@@vivi-111_ oof rly? Try asking a pro Artis and trust me some of them could give u pretty nice tips!

Hay

No

Are you a artist too???

Hey what fix did people usually use? I never knew that things name

@@ninetythree93 i use krylon kamar varnish. It about 6 dollars at Walmart

@@ashab6806 sadly we have no wallmart here 😅 Are any kind of spray varnish work?

HIS TATTOO IS ANTICHRIST SYMBOL

@@ninetythree93 my art teacher uses a coat of hairspray which sounds odd but with charcoal, graphite, and chalk pastel it works great

Charcoal is just an art tool like anything else though

How is this "truly unique?" Alot of artists use this method. It's gestural art. Lmfao

@@MultiGreenGit’s still unique.. it’s art dipshit.

This isn't "modern art"😆🤣 Da Vinci, Pablo Picasso, Van Gogh, Rembrandt, Odilon Redon, Charles Le Brun... Most artists have made drawings like this, for their sketches or studies😊

You are welcome

You just admitted to being too young to be on KZfaq, I'm going to report your channel and steal all your videos. dumbass kid

Many artists use photos like these (called "reference photos") to help them while drawing. Some artists choose to use their reference photos in a very technical way, and try to replicate every detail in it exactly. Other artists, like the one in this video, use reference photos in a "looser" way; still paying attention to the main elements in the photo but drawing it in their own style of art. Hope this helped :)

@@neon-kq6wz...it definitely helps! I just discovered I can be an artist!

@@MurakiChiyo literally this, i mean, i can appreciate the skill and quick, confident strokes, but being good at sketching is basically one of the first steps for any figurative artist, even if it's difficult to master and not everyone does, it's not quite the rare thing i would day, perhaps those of us inside the world of art are more used to this and thus, not as impressed as those who aren't? now that's something i'd like to know

@@MurakiChiyo agreed, i certainly can relate to this people in the comments when i see someone skillfully working on something i don't know how to do, like fancy furniture making or sculpting, but as a painter it's difficult to be impressed after having seen and done so much of it, wich doesn't dimish his talent, it's always a pleasure to watch such confidence in one's creation

Says the man who still can't draw a stickman

Can ya do it though?

Agreed. I was expecting something really good and got a doodle. And the fact that he didn't do the shadow above the tip of the nose has me thinking the same as you 😂 he did get the angle pretty well though 🤔

Thank you someone being truthful. Everyone is lying to this guy.

Bro yall cannot be talking when ur not artists even 2 years later. This took years of practice. Please go and draw this with charcoal? NOW. Please and thank you. You won’t though because even if u do see this U CANT.

@TotallyNotNeya Chill there. Now, even if I couldn't draw this (but I can), that doesn't change my opinion, it doesn't look like what's he drawing. I never said it looks bad but if you're drawing something you generally want your drawing and the thing to look alike. Now then, don't go assuming that I can't do things without even knowing me, I started doing art when I was 10 (I'm now 19) and over the years I've been focusing specifically on graphite drawing to the point I can draw hyper realistic things (if I have enough time). I've won several national-level competitions for art and poetry, too. Now, I do not draw often, but I am certain that I can sketch a person's face far more accurately with a charcoal, even though I prefer pencils. If you don't believe me, I'd be more than happy to show you my most recent drawing because I need some criticism on it as my parents are definitely not very objective, they like practically anything that I draw. That aside, drawing is just a hobby to me, so perhaps I did not spend as much time perfecting it, but it comes naturally to me, and I much prefer dedicating myself in the field of computer science, it has been my true passion and I've been studying it even before I started doing art.

@TotallyNotNeya Chill. For starters, even if I couldn't do it (but I can), that doesn't change my opinion that the picture and what he drew don't look alike. I'm not saying that it's bad, but if I remember correctly, the comment section was overreacting, so I said this. Now then, about my art skills, not to flatter myself or anything, but I've been drawing since I was 10 specializing mainly in graphite drawings and I've won several national competitions, so as a matter of fact, I can draw this with a charcoal even though I prefer pencils. Now, maybe you're right, I probably did not spend as much time as him practicing, drawing always came naturally to me and I draw once in a blue moon but when I do draw I manage to make things nearly hyper realistic but it takes a ton of time, hence why I hate drawing even though I'm good at it. If you don't believe me I'd be more than happy to show you what I've been drawing recently because my parents are not good enough at criticising my artworks, they like anything that I draw. Either way, my true passion is computer science, so frankly, I don't feel like wasting time making videos to flex my nearly useless skill, but I can show you pictures of what I'm drawing just because you're so certain that I can't draw even though you don't even know me.

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