I had no idea about that! Well that explains his excellent use of colors! Hopefully some ppl in the comment section here will see your comment so they stop feeling so bad about not improving as fast as him :]

Yeah, he did Photoshop

I remember his photoshop meme videos. Having some graphic design knowledge does translate to drawing sure but I also remember his photoshop skills were pretty limited to thumbnail designs and making meme edits of photos. I mean I work in photoshop to create product designs for shops and restaurants but I can't draw at all sadly 😂

⁠@@hanat9116yeah true. I didn’t mean that it directly translates or anything. More that he propably already had a keen eye for design. Which does help for sure. In seeing what looks good or not, etc.

That makes sense I heard he did learn an art class or had art lessons in the past he have remember some of the things he learn in the past.

@@Noah_ra1n surprisingly I didn't grow up watching him

​@@xxdelta_bunnyxx934same, hadn't even heard of him till the T-Series drama

He wants to learn more skills for his kid.

@@xxdelta_bunnyxx934 same I never watched him only saw clips and memes of him lol

I'm not sure why people think that to be honest

Everyone learns at their own pace. Take all the time you need, art should be something you enjoy! I wish you luck on your art journey :D

Thank you. I was feeling the same way but your comment really helped. ❤

You shouldn't forget that pewdiepie is one of the greatest Artist of all time. Skills like spatial forms, lighting or color theory are the same, or at least similar for film and picture. More over he has lots of photoshop practise. He manly needs to develop the mechanical (pencil) skills.

He also drew for 100 days straight which is tough. I guarantee you would see amazing progress from yourself if you commit to drawing everyday.

This. This is so relatable I had an existential crisis because I practiced art for years while pewdiepie has only practiced for 100 days and is better than me. This video inspired me to try my best drawing everyday and having fun with art! :D

True!! For someone who has only been drawing for 100 days that's just amazing..

Rubyyyyy@@Rana_cute_yt ❤

same😂

Yes😂😂

does they do sarcasm or really??

​@@Eren-Ereinnasatire and sort of friendship I guess

Haha I was so surprised by this comment. So theres no truth to it? :D

35 is not late in life 😭😭😭

@@birdeynamnam sorry 😭

Which helps him draw how lol@@adend1233

he started with only pencil btw @@adend1233

*loud incorrect buzzer*

Lordy Lord it’s actually crazy

You gotta remember hes copying though. So what he's really learning is how to copy drawings accurately because everything else is laid our for him like the shapes and the stylization, proportions and everything. The real challenge would be to make an original piece of art with your own references. Referencing other people's art and copying it will always inflate your own skill, but it's good for learning

He's been drawing from reference, from taking pictures of himself, and from memory a lot as he goes along. There are two parts to this video and he talks about it in both.@@kyberkylo7764

@@kyberkylo7764 still damn impressive dude, even if only for the dedication/persistence

@olsirmonkey yea the dedication is very impressive. Also he's using AI art as reference which also helps because AI art is really good with composition and shapes

🥲😭😭

with such details as well 👀 and he was 7😭💀

guys its pretty normal, you the ones making it all weird

LMAAO

@@FemboyKaiSaku how💀 I’ve never seen my dad in the shower fam

Good luck!! 💕

Good luck, man!!

I feel your struggle I think taking art challenges can be helpful if u like to challenge urself there is monthly art challenges that gives u prompts and themes that could help if u feel like you don't have anything u want to draw or as Sam said u could draw things u like

I've had this reaction too. I've always spent so long on single drawings, and not drawing regularly enough, and wondering why it's hard and I'm not improving. I think seeing his process, struggles and improvement really inspired me to do the same. Keep it simple, and practice makes perfect. I'm on my 8th day so far and enjoying it :D Good luck!

Damn i thought i was the only one

Ehh I’d say that description is for passion not talent. I say talent is basically if something comes easier to you. Example is people say I’m talented in art because I progressed fast in my art as apposed to others.

Don't mean to rant but that's just a cherry picked definition, that I feel like someone who gets sensitive really easily would say to themselves as an excuse not to feel bad. I'd more-so agree with JPdraw's definition. Talent is just a simple heads-up against the average person. Everyone's on the race track, but people start at difference places, and those who start further ahead in the track are what I'd call talented. And you can try to ascertain all sorts of causes for it from genetics to experience, but there are many micro causes that add it all up; it's pointless to try and simplify it to a few. When you do something and keep doing it, you're just progressing in the skill same as everyone else. There are many people that are more consistent than those with talent, and so despite not having a headstart; the time they put into it makes up for the result. They get to the point eventually. That's something we all should strive for, instead of shouting it isn't fair that others get starting benefits. Most times this works out anyway, and why "hardwork" is such a strong advocate. That said, it's still possible for those talented to keep consistently running through the race as well. If you draw for 100 days 24/7, and he also draws for 100 days 24/7, he's still going to be ahead. That's just the reality.

You like doing something because it comes easy to you and you can see improvement because you have talent. Talent is aptitude, it’s the talented person will get more improvement from a given amount of practice than an average person. Then we get into a positive feedback loop; it’s easier and you get rewarded (praise, extra attention &c) so you do more and see more improvement.

You can like doing something and not have discipline or confidence.

Relatable!

He did so incredibly well past expectations that it's kinda demotivating somehow.

as an artist His processing is way faster than even people who born with talent, i understand that hes using ai reference or he used to work on photoshop before But that shit is way so fast that it's made alot of artists losing their confidence in drawing.

@@thisisfine6635it’s not his fault though 😭. I feel he was trying to be wholesome and just learning how to draw.

⁠@@catxray1603I understand that so much. I’ve been wanting that style for YEARS and seeing him get it in days hurts. There is nothing wrong with feeling how you feel, but I hope you realize that everyone's journey in art is unique, and comparing yourself to others only detracts from your own progress and enjoyment. It’s a journey! Not a race.

Let me join the festivity. Busy. No time to draw. Goodbye!

I stopped drawing things I liked in favor of doing commissions, and that made me kinda lazy TBH. Not that those were horrible, but they were different from what I wanted to do. We get things in waves, and right now I'm starting to have a little bit of time to do my own stuff, which makes me very excited. His journey is very inspiring to keep one going, that's for sure. Keep going at it so that inspiration finds you while you're working.

If you do, then good luck! Art is wonderful!! :]

​@@xxdelta_bunnyxx934it is and the feeling of creating a masterpiece or a good drawing in general is SO SATISFYING But it's also a down side cuz you're gonna hate alot on your non good drawings

@@userisfree Yeah, hating your drawings is something every artist goes through. But I think the best thing to do when you hate your art, is to just keep going! Analyze what you don't like about your "bad" art, and maybe watch a tutorial or two to learn how to draw it better! :D

what was the context behind that tho? 😅

@@corvair5454 because she's always calling him out in her videos and claiming Sam to be her rival.

i write in cursive too and one thing i've found that helped me was just freehanding straightlines super fast over and over again on a piece of paper without thinking about it.

Maybe try drawing for a day

The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago. The second best time is now.

Just draw anything that you enjoy drawing and maybe once in a while, try drawing faces or maybe do art challenges for yourself. Other than that, make sure you're having fun along the way and try not to be harsh on yourself.

Yeah and it definitely deserves it 100% Art is underrated and really fun once you do it But It's also comes with a lot of pain and suffering

Well you're not the only one

he’s probably way more consistent than you then lol. Also he focused on one thing the entire time

Chill@@DONTTOUCHTHEGRASSIMALLERGIC they weren't even throwing shade, click the "show more" in the comment. It's also harder than it seems to remain so consistently focused

Too be fair, he never has to worry about money for the rest of his life... i know I would improve a whole lot if I i didn't have to worry about a job

I think every professional artists uses markers at this point.

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You are me, except I draw too much and get into ruts. The best advice I can give you is try different medium to unclog your braing, like ink or sculpting every few months, have some art supplies where you see them, and doing actual studies, and then keeping the pictures you made for future reference instead of the actual references.

I'd love to do traditional mediums but my eyes restrict me. I stick to digital because I can zoom in where needed for details and draw for longer before my eyes turn blurry for the rest of the day. Digitally I can draw for hours even if I don't get much done, but traditionally I can draw for a max of 30 minutes before the blurriness begins. Idk why this happens but I'm seeking eye care soon. I love traditional sketching and the idea of paints, but the details are painful. I do also write, so when I get too frustrated with drawing I turn to writing. ADHD runs in my family but I'm currently unmedicated. I've been told by fellow ADHDers that their lives changed when they got medicated. I do keep all of my old stuff, so maybe I should look back on them more often. Thank you for taking the time to respond ^^@@PLKinka

He studied graphic design which definitely helped in the long run.

did graphic design, has years of experience with photoshop

GL and make sure you're having fun along the way and try not to be harsh on yourself

Dont have that mentality or you will never grow :( Keep going, you got this i promise you

but your art is amazing?!? i looked at your channel, i honestly think yours is better! his is good too but it seems like he’s just doing the same thing over and over

@@neveithe you're right, thank you

That pfp 💯💯

@rania5519 i give it 10 billion points