That’s a really good point

I really do agree with that. I feel like to understand you would have to do it.

How is there only 2 comments

I agree and disagree, I also believe that some of the CEOs at the companies need to be taken accountable. Like games like Pokemon, it feels a bit cash grabby to have a HD 3D game with human with no voice acting. Especially during cutscenes

yes, I can hear it in my head

Awww

Hi how are you doing today

@@CabinofAresfan8 hi how are you doing

@@elenaporras3145 Conflicted

It's actually really fun when you're on a team

6:07 yep

Ah i feel the same, stuck in that phase of “My art sucks” and it kills my mental health

@@yuulfuji One of the things that usually cause those phases is comparing your art to other people. If you compare your art to the art of Leonardo Da Vinci, or Jazza, or to Jaiden Animations, or heck, pretty much any sport, profession, or walk of life, well yeah of course you’re going to feel bummed out- those people had years of formal/informal (or just self-taught) training. You’ll likely always start out drawing stick figures, because everybody did at one time! People tell themselves things like: “Oh, I’ll never be good at art, I can’t even draw a straight line.” Well, Imma tell you something that is true but rarely said: Most professional artist probably don’t draw straight lines either. First of all, rulers exist, but there’s more to it than that. I don’t think it’s physically possible for the human body to draw one long straight line. But, it IS possible to draw a straight short line. If you combine a bunch of very straight, short lines together, you get one very long straight line. I’m betting that’s what a lot of artists do when they don’t have a ruler on-hand. I want people to, whenever they feel like their art is awful or that they can’t be good at it, to remind themselves of these two things: 1: You are running a marathon, not a sprint. The artists you compare yourself to likely have years of practice and training. You shouldn’t compare yourself to people who are way more experienced themselves. Take advice from them, write down shading techniques, take notes of things about their style that you would like to incorporate into your own style, do these things- BUT DO NOT compare yourself to incredibly experienced artists. That won’t get you anywhere except in the state of mind that your art isn’t good- which is simply not true. Your art quality varies on your own skill level, so don’t judge your progress or your art on the levels of people who have had years and years to surpass said skill level. 2: Being ‘bad’ at art doesn’t necessarily doom you. Odd1Sout, the creator that AyChrsitine is talking about, is technically bad at art. (His words, not mine) He was never all that talented at a young age (Source: His own book) and he struggled a lot. He doesn’t have talent- his SISTER has talent, being able to draw highly realistic portraits and having a nack for art at a very young age. But James kept practicing, experimenting, and learning, and although he may never be as good as his sister… well, just look at how he’s doing. He’s a highly successful artist who makes quality art and good animations, with a dedicated fan base and a lot of support. ‘Bad’ artists aren’t artists who don’t have talent or are slower than others- bad artists are artists who give up on art. And you may be reading this and comparing me to some channel with probably a million Amv’s with motivational posters scattered around its videos, but Y’know… I’m okay with that. Because channels like that can help, as corny and stupid as it may sound.

@@master0fthearts894 Hm okay, motivation isn’t my sort of thing though. I feel i’ll always have that imposter syndrome in me.

@@yuulfuji Things that can help with motivation is doing fan art, or combining two interests. Let’s say you like writing and are making a novel, short story, whatever. You can try sketching out and visualizing characters in your head for portrait practice, sketch out environmental art of a city or town you’ve created, etc. For example, I can see your profile picture is Link? Try drawing link, or Zelda. Maybe use them in anatomy practice so you have an character you like being breaded down as opposed to something random, you could try drawing environmental art of Hyrule. This can also help with a show or series you like ending- you’re doing art to memorize it, and it can help maybe sharing it with a community and talking about it can help engage with community interaction as well. 🙂 If you want to draw but feel like you have no motivation, maybe try doing something like that sometime.

@Annamaria Poku No problem, us artists gotta stick out for each other. ❤️

If I weren't broken I'd be buying comisions all the time :(

@@angeljafbenitez1843 me too :(

Trueeeeee... Set up some rules because there are a lot of unreasonable clients out there

@@jervisangelopitao7118 Or people who tell you "Art should be free" or "Can you draw this for free?"

@@callmeflower6901 Aka the most annoying.

Hahahahahaha always gotta admire the abs lol

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@@AyChristene :0 💞💞👏💖💖💞💞💖👏💞💞🥺👏🥺💖🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺💖💖💖. Thank you 🥺🥺💖💖💖

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Thanks love that was very encouraging

If they do, than the animators likely die from overwork, and if not, they are given horrible work conditions.

@MASTER0FTHEHEARTS Exactly this. It’s unrealistic to make a 20-something minute episode in a week, even with a team.

Lol hubby drew that lol mine would be stick people

@@AyChristene ohh 😯😂

Yasss boo let’s enjoy

Your not first i think

@TheBigNoob i said i think i wasn’t sure

Woof (hi i am watermelon doggo and i am here because you're not the first one ur the 3th)

@@randomchannel9582 3th doesn't exist, and glitches exist

@@AdmanCorp. why you gotta be toxic?

@@cosmicavocado3132 Sorry, wasn't intended to be toxic, it's just how I worded it

Woof (hi ur not the 6th but ur 8th)

@@randomchannel9582 thank you for the information.

@@cosmicavocado3132 ok :D

@@randomchannel9582 Doggo.