"Look, i fixed your art" as they change the race, body shape, etc to fit their agenda. That makes my blood boil

I hate people who says fanart is not art

There's nothing more annoying than when someone steals your valuable artwork and takes all the credit

When People steal my art and just change the color palette😐

I think what gives me boil the most is when they say art is useless and dont deserve to be anything but hobby.

People asking "Can your OC meet my OC" drives me insane because they're just trying to get free art out of the questions, there's also that one guy who asked to have me replace my main character with their OC 2 weeks after my comic came out only to get offended when I said no multiple times. People are clowns man

I think the "did you draw that?" Is normally just an awkward ice breaker hahha

Tbh as someone who does both digital and traditional, they should both be respected equally. Digital art and traditional art are both super cool and super complicated depending on how far along you get. Both take time and you need to learn many things to make your art turn out the way you want! I'm primarily traditional but I'd never say it deserves more respect because there's no undo button, same goes for digital because you need to learn how buttons work 💀 Both are really fun, both deserve respect. Nice video man

When you are starting a sketch and they reply with “Why do the look like that” or Why are they naked?” Gets me irritated every time, like no Bethany, they are nobody because it’s a START

ye these things make artist pissed off so much. as artist myself i also wanna add some: - why is it naked, why is it bald... blah blah BOZOS IM NOT FINISH YET. -steal my art, use it as AI -ask if they can draw some, i mean im fine with that just dont ruin my art and you allow to help me if u trusted -"can i have it?" also, your art look so amazing, the way u drew eyelashes sooo... idk how to explain it that not similiar the word "excellent"

The very first one, somebody dm me yesterday wanting to “critique” my art when I didn’t ask them too and with them having little to no art experience. I didn’t reply cuz I didn’t want to say anything I was gonna regret especially with all the time and effort I put in my work.😭 But something that really pisses me off is when someone is watching me draw and I only have the sketch down, and someone asks: “where’s the face? Where’s their clothes? Why are they naked? Where’s the hair?🤓” I DIDNT DRAW IT YET BOZO, ITS NOT JUST GONNA MAGICALLY APPEAR ON THE PAPER. I HAVE TO GET THE SKETCH DOWN FIRST😭😭😭 Lol but I relate to all of these though, and everyday they annoy me so much that u don’t even want to reply to that person telling me this dumb shi

So, what I'm getting from this, is that first thing you should do when meeting an artist is- You watch them draw from an excessively long amount of time, making sure to make your presence noticed, then speak. "Hey did you really draw that? Actually it doesn't matter, digital art isn't real art anyway. You need to start drawing more on paper. But with you art style, it'll end up bad anyway. Wait, actually, could you draw me?" Did I get it right?

my fucking art teacher just told me, with TWO DAYS left of school, that she wanted a "drawing" for an assignment, not "a graphic" (this assignment is 10 weeks old) (she gave me a zero today(i aint fixing it bro 😭)

As an artist myself I hate when people start to micromanage me after I accept a commission. Like sit down and chill. I’m not like these art gods that have the time and freedom to create master pieces within 1 hour. 🤣🤣🤣

I hate when someone is watching you draw and they start getting dramatic because you started drawing somebody “naked” when you were really just drawing a base

I agree with everything you said. But the only thing is that digital art is harder to learn, but then it is easier than normal art (judge from personal experience). And think that I hate when they ask how long it took to make like I don't know I don't measure time.

my guy when someone walks by me and asks "Yo what is that" when I clearly am in the middle of drawing some random girl, you stress me the hell out. Yall be makin me feel like I'm being watched and that drawing anatomy has to make me look like I'm playin FNAF with the amount of looking around I'm doing

It makes my blood boil whenever I’m drawing in class, and those mf just start questioning a lot of unnecessary questions, I can guess why you want to ask some like, who tf is that? What are you drawing? How much time it takes? How you draw like that? Normal ahh question, but when they start saying stuff like: Why you gave it a big ass? Why are the specs so big? Do you know how to make an arm? it just PISSES ME, IF I WANT TO DRAW A BIG BOOTY LATINA, A MUSCULAR MAN THAT CAN CRUSH MELONS WITH HIS BICEPS I JUST DO IT CUZ I WANT TO

Digital vs traditional drawing. | wound up doing both. I sketch with a pencil, then scan it in to computer and use Krita for ink and coloring. I've seen people who are amazingly fast with digital, but it actually takes me longer than traditional. Digital is NOT easier, masking(which I do a LOT of during coloring) can be slowwww. Inking is also a bit slower, the plus side is infinite corrections. I guess the two big plusses for me with digital are infinite corrections and not having to fork over $$$$$$$ for a set of Copic markers. But easier? Nope.

I'm a traditional manga/anime artist and even I believe that digital art is harder mostly because the expectation is higher because of all the advanced settings, layers, opacity, and so on.

Crazy thing. I had a buddy gave me fan art of my character in pixel art. I showed people in my pixel art community, and all they did was "Pillow shading this" and "Noisy colors" that. Then they were like "It's just an honest critique" No fuck off.

Bro 🧚‍♂️ I remember being on a taxi drawing (well I just had the book open in my hand cause drawing in a moving vehicle is not easy for me) anyways this random old guy next to me was like "my daughter can draw better than that" (I think he said my 3yo daughter but i don't really remember) I literally side -eyed him said "thats nice" then stayed silent cause what else do I say to that not important information 💀 People be so mean sometimes😪, I still think of comebacks I could've said to him instead to this day🥲 🧚‍♂️

The first one is annoying when they're being mean BUT there's also another side, "artists" that give u shitty advice when u ask and then they insult u for saying "hey this isn't helpful", telling someone " just draw whatever feels right" is just as bad as saying "your anatomy is weird" neither help when ur trying to LEARN

The fifth one is so real, I still only draw the traditional way and I have a tablet that I’ve tried to draw on, and man, it’s more convenient due to the tools, but it’s so hard to draw a simple straight line. Y’all deserve more respect 😭

Seeing some good points in this commens secion aboit whats the worst thing a person can say about art, but me personally, Its when people say animation is not real art. On a simular topic, when people say using tweenimg isnt real animation Damn that decays my organs every time i hear those words

i have felt that pain of most of these. especially of hearing people telling you what to draw. i'm an anime and cartoon kind of artist but the second people see that i can draw realistic they tell me that is real art , cartoons drawings are a phase and that is what i should be drawing realism which is why i hate drawing realistic portraits. i record my drawing process and people still can't believe draw like that because the artstyle is not the same. it's called improving people. no artist has the same artsyle forever and we like to experiment with new styles. as for that lat one...how tf do people think their favorite cartoons are made these days? cuz it is digital animated .and somehow when they see a digital artist doing it they say it's not real art. Art is just the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power. digital art applies to this as well

1. Non-artists who give unsolicited art critique 2. People who tell artists what they should/shouldn't be drawing 3. People who constantly ask artists to draw them 4. People who watch you draw the entire time but still ask, "Did you draw that?" 5. People who say, "digital art isn't real art"

I hate when people over sexualize characters like Mitsuri(Ds), Momo(Mha), (etc.).

I've been wanting to draw digitally for awhile now, and i can say after using a digital canvas for the first time that yes, it is harder than drawing on paper. The struggle comes with how sensitive it is to use and how smooth it is. On paper you can feel the drawing which really helps out, digitally, however, it's like driving on ice. It's really weird and takes some getting used to, i can't believe there are people that actually think it is easier.

6:04 thisssss! I always do this lmao! So relatable 😭

Traditional artist here! I absolutely agree with you about digital art being harder then traditional. Ive been drawing digitally for years now, and i still find it immensely more difficult then just painting on paper. It's so hard to make a digital piece look painted. Digital artists need more respect. I have some digital pices that im happy with, but its so much harder

i wish ppl would like my art enough to ask me to draw them, seeing every artist getting the same experience makes me feel like my art is not good enough for those ppl to ask me about it. Like, is my art that ugly that ppl don't want me to draw them?

I am one exception in which I actually don't mind drawing people. I actually like making caricatures and treat it as practice. However, another reason I don't mind is because I'm not asked constantly when I'm drawing. Of course... I'm usually ignored by most of my peers anyway, so I usually (depending on the person) am appreciative of the request and treat it as a compliment. However, it greatly bothers me that anyone would assume that all artists would want to draw them as such, as I am most certainly of minority in this particular issue. The important thing is the respect the artist regardless of whether they are willing to draw you or anything you request.

i love how the video was mostly aimed at non artists but 99% of the audience are artists looking for somewhere to vent, impeccable video.

I had a meltdown when my mom told me a COMMISSION i was doing the guy from Doom looked too girly

I hate the people who say that art is so ‘overpriced’ like if its so easy then draw it yourself… You practice for years and then they want a full body color for $15 like HUH?

When people steal your art and don't give you credit for it

One time I was doodling in school on paper, like on real paper with a real pen. And a couple class mates came up behind me literally STARRING at me adding details and go “Did you draw that?” LIKE TF U MEAN DID YOU DRAW THAT? NO I PULLED IT OUT OF MY ASS YOU KNOW???

I hate when people tell me that I need to do better line art because for me I’m a fan of a scratchier art style and that’s what I go with, so people telling me to fix my art style is so annoying.

Other artists look at me different for doing digital art but look idiotic when they see I am just as good with a pen 🤦🏾‍♂️

5:45 IM THAT ARTIST LMAO, i didnt like it before because i wasnt that great and it was really hard to reference but now that im like way more comfortable with anatomy n shit if someone asks me to draw them id be chill asf cuz most of the time i dont even know wtf i wanna draw, its free practice points idk

Ill be doing everything on this list thanks for the advice!!!!!

You should make a manga! Your style is so cool and unique

When i take my portfolio to school they say did you print that

Cool vid, one critique tho. Here on 8:57 you said that drawing on tablet is much harder. Nope it's not, and I am a digital artist myself. You cant zoom in and out, you can't select stuff and move around, cant erase without damaging the paper, can't experiment with already applied colors, have no layers you can remove or change, and traditional art in general is very stingy, when it comes to mistakes. You can do a million mistakes in digital, fix them all up and get a good result, but when you make a bit few too much mistakes on paper - you can't fix them all without sacrificing something. And about brushes - doesn't the same applies to real life, where you have dozen of brushes, markers, pencils in different variations, sizes, paint colors, different paper types, eraser types and all of that? Both digital and traditional art have their own learning curves, but latter is much more unforgiving. And digital art IS art, but its NOT harder than traditional, it's just different.

bro your art work makes me confident and btw your artwork looks wonderful

everything your say is what I does go through lol right on point.

Number 6: artists who think what you do is easy just because it's technically speaking simple (anime) Also about your last point, one time a trad artist said to me that digital can't even be compared to physical and I just walked out of the room and waited until I calmed down and the subject had changed.

Even if the person gives proper critique there will always be people that receive it cant tell if it’s a good critique because they don’t know what they’re doing

Honestly every time I post a fanart on Reddit there's gonna be that one prick that has nothing nice to say and has to nitpick something. "Why do their lips look like mustaches?" "What happened to Dante's hands?" Are two real comments I got. Like bro I don't care I draw how I want. I have stopped posting art on Reddit because there's too many annoying pricks. Then I used to have an artwork I did as my profile picture and some idiot was like "if you're a guy why do you have a girl pfp?" Me: "I drew it" idiot: "you should have a pfp of a guy" me: "you're not my dad" I honestly just say something that translates to "I don't care mate" every time some idiot tries to get me riled up.

Cool vid! btw what's the outro music?

i think the main thing that stop people from atcutally to post their art is just the communtiy behind it, because i heard that whatever you do it has to be as good as you can get it to be. which is also why i don't post art on any other platform other than youtube, and then there is the unsolisited critice. and so on. just its one of the worst things basically for artists.

As someone who draws both digital and normal art, i can assure you that it’s twice or thrice easier to draw in digital, even if you dont take in account all the comodittiea layers have, it becomes infinitley easier to do anything just with ctrl+z and the infinite zoom

What pisses me off the most tbh is when I’m sketching and some rando asks me shit like “where’s the other arm” “why are the legs missing” when I’m 30 seconds in. Wtf. I haven’t gotten it often late,y but back when I was younger drawing in class it made me so angry. Hahaha

vid quality went up🔥🔥🔥

I loved this video, very enlightening lmao

i had a guy at my local comic store complain about people doing digital art for books and stuff now. i was like bruh, get ur boomer take out of here

One thing that I hate is when I'm drawing my oc character, and then someone would ask me if it's a black version of Goku or Naruto, then they act so surprised when I say no.

Oh my god I have this one friend who critiques my art all the time I’m not good at drawing hands, and she always feels the need to point that out, when she actively refuses to draw

some people say "using a reference is cheating" like no that is using a tool available to you. in fact, I recommend people use references. it helps trust me. no if it’s tracing though that’s a different story.

"you should do this you should do that" "Maybe you should talk less" Alright I like this guy

as an artist i find it angering when people brake check me in traffic

how did bro not get demonetized for the first and last drawing

Man I agree with every single word you said! I got so pissed about all that!

Demanding free art is definitely my pet peeve... I never minded anyone asking if I do requests, but if they get an attitude with me, I wont even draw a dot for em :/ My mom was one of those that believes that digital art is easy. I educated her sorry butt on that I'll tell you what. So she gets it...somewhat x.x; She still doesnt understand how price value works when it comes to digital art as well. I started drawing when I was really young and my skills are pretty much self taught. So I grew up doing traditional arts. Then I tried out digital art for the first time and oh yea I can feel a HUGE difference. It almost feels similar to learning to type without looking at your keyboard and fingers. Sure you have the basic skills of drawing, but its still quite a different level when drawing on a tablet. It's a LOT trickier. But with practice, overtime you'll get the hang of it.

Great video, and totally agree, but like- what’s with the lowkey rule 34 art in the background 😨

Ayo what kind of art are you making in the background 💀

8:04 this bs was popular back in the 2000's online, its very stupid

I'm not a digital artist, but I still DO NOT mind anyone who draws on a tablet and such, I actually want to become a digital artist, but I still love on paper

Tbh digital art is easier for me (I’m not talking for everyone) but personally it’s easier for me because I can zoom in, undo, change brushes easily, it’s cheap, I can change the opacity, and the hue,

#3 is soooooo true. There is this girl always asking my bff and I to draw her and my bff is always like, "sure, why not?", but I'm like ,"nah bruh , why should I?" Always in my head though cause I wanna be nice and polite.😀😀😀

MISURI LOOKS SO PRETTY

"draw me" is really annoying thing , especially in school , like my classmates ask me to draw most crazy things , for free (exept few people who know pain of doing it)

That first one is also a major problem for writers. Made worse by the fact that a lot of writers seem to have been conditioned into just accepting this as normal, thinking criticism is the only form of feedback that matters. This one time I showed a partial plot outline to a complete beginner and this guy actually seemed to be trying hard to find any mistake he could point out and advise me on. All the while I'm sitting there all like: "Dude, I have been doing this for decades now. You're not telling me anything I haven't heard before." It wasn't even him having opinions on the story concept or plot structure, which I would have accepted and maybe even appreciated seeing as that's the sort of feedback you'd expect for an outline. He was going for baseline technical stuff like: "This part kinda sounds like exposition. You shouldn't use exposition." Gah. For you drawing people, this is like me trying to advice AJ up there on how to color his art because I recently learned what complimentary colors are. He would rightfully think I'm delusional, like I have the artistic equivalent of a Napoleon complex or something. Sure, constructive criticism can be very useful but it's not the be-all-end-all of learning how to art that people make it out to be. You don't have to bend yourself over backwards to find flaws in every single work you come across. Sometimes a bit of ordinary appreciation and encouragement is just as important. In fact, I'd argue that for beginners, encouragement is _more_ important than criticism. There's a limit to how fast most people can learn a creative skill and simply _not giving up_ is going to matter more than how quickly you improve. One thing I find _especially_ annoying is when people criticize a creative decision you made for completely arbitrary reasons. As in, not because whatever you did was a bad call within the context of your story specifically, but rather because they've been told that doing that particular thing is always bad writing, just inherently. There's this disturbing tendency where everyone seems to think they can learn everything they need to know about writing fiction by following simple instructions without having to really understand how any of it works in practice. And I'm sure this happens in other artistic fields as well, but in writing it's completely goddamned rampant. Like, yes, I know that this is considered a cliché, or that this character has a lot of common Mary Sue traits, or that this is _technically_ a Deus Ex Machina or whatever. But consider the possibility that I know what I'm doing and did that shit _on purpose_ because I have a plan and there's a point to it all. It's fine if you dislike my writing but at least evaluate it on its own merits, rather than checking some list of do's and don'ts so you won't have to think for yourself. This one critic basically dismissed my whole story because he felt the ending constituted a major writing _faux pas,_ even though it was an absolutely critical part of the entire thematic statement. I could not have changed that part without undermining the whole message I was trying to communicate, it wouldn't have made any sense, and I tried to explain that but he wouldn't listen. All he cared about was that I'd broken an arbitrary rule and that made the story bad by default. Bullshit like this drives me nuts because all it does is unnecessarily constrain and cripple the creativity of talented people who're just trying to figure out how to get better at doing something they love.

“Here I fixed it” *makes the art that **I** made for a game I like w a specific thing and changes EVERYTHING abt it including important things such as the tentacles for hair, “it looks like blocks not hair” BC ITS TENTACLES, ITS A SQUID PERSON. or downright giving it just really big boobs

I hear things like "you couldn't draw that that" "say the truth about that you didn't draw this" really usually. I spent 6 hours on that drawing that BUT it isn't mine only because it's digital.

9:26 I remember my cousin used to say that all the time when I showed him animation memes 😫 But every time I started drawing something digital in front of him he would compliment it 🤨 And I wasn’t even that good back then 😐

how you draw eyelashes and folds like that i need help with that

Love the commentary

When I heard that last one I wanted to break my ears

I don’t think people understand that doing a artwork. It’s a lot of time and thinking to put in the artwork ! If you ever seen a painting by Norman Rockwell showing a picture of a guy looking at a blink Candace thinking what can do now ? Just take a look at a normal Rockwell book and will show you that picture !

The thing that make me so mad that people make female waist so thin and make the b00bs so big and also making anime characters that are flat but in their srt they are thick??? Like what???

When they sit there and watch you and instead of respecting the process and waiting for a finished piece the entire time they're like "why does he look like that?"and "Where's the *insert body part u haven't drawn yet*?"

dude digital art is SO hard, I've been practicing for 3 years and can barely have anything to show for it. So it makes my blood boil when people say its easy

It pisses me off when i'm drawing in class and people say to me "your artstyle is too feminine" i'm sorry, I didn't know men don't have eyelashes and that it was exclusif to women 😐

The only exception for number 3 is if they are like my Art Idol (since I'm only a beginner-intermideate artist) or if they were my bestie for more than half of my life (aka my only bestie)

as someone who likes to draw myself I can relate to all of em

I hate those that think just because I draw a furry that I am into the fursuit fandom and that whole culture. I don't like furries but I love furry art.

10:35 Yeah, Ai art thieves is a good title.

1:kinda agree, truth is, there's no better or worse art, just ppl who know more or less, outside of that is likeness, but that is personal, what i like may be different from yours. 2:yeah, well, i think its more of a new age problem with streaming or social media-artists as other streamers/youtubers/twitter artists has sold out that kinda ideology for money, views and likes, i gotta admit it sucks, ppl think they are your owners and can decide on what you do, always 3 and 4:kinda the same as up, but truh hahahah and 5: this will be the most controversial and will hurt a lot of hearts and dreams around but.... YES, traditional art is as valid as digital art, which is as valid as AI art, ALL si ART the tools doesnt take or give artistic expression or artistic appreciation AI art is the evolution of the tools used in digital art, which is the evolution of the tools used in traditional arts all tools, all only really drawn to its shine by capable hands

funny how digital art isn't real art but ai "art" is considered TRUE art. really shows you how incompetent people can be sometimes

An actual good critique: The porportions of the hand looks off (it doesn't) try making the fingers a bit longer (dont)

9:10 aaand u went back to saying bullshit, digital art shouldn't be held on a higher pedestal, its hard but u can't undo on paper, blending modes don't exist on paper, supplies are expensive

I can relate so much to the last one. I recently had a discussion with AI "artists" and they unironically tried to use the whole digital art isn't actually art as a rebuttal. Their logic was basically they were throwing my logic back at me when I said they put 0 effort into the image because they just type in a prompt. So their big own was to say I do digital art so I shouldn't be talking. I laughed so hard. My drawing aren't amazing (my current PFP I made in 2020) but even I can pull up the original file and show people the process. I had people say this in 2018 but in 2024 coming from AI artists of all people is on another level of stupid LMAO

The 3rd speaks to me so much! I don't want to draw people's damn face! You asked the right question: WHY??? That's so confusing, what do these people have in mind? Why is it the first question they ask random artists? What's their thought process? Why do they want their damn portrait so badly? I don't understand... =( Can someone who did that once explain? (And is the 4th one real? Oo Nobody can be this dense!)

Nobody gonna talk about how he doesn’t use the plural for „Thing“ and „Artist“ in both the title and thumbnail? That cracked me the hell up 🤣

The only thing I fault digital for is erasability and, yes, zoom is nice. But, people bashing it cause its not traditional is lame asf.

I have had that first one on fanfics I've written... comments along the lines of "Chapter's good, but what the hell happened? I couldn't follow it." Sounds like a you problem, unless my proofreaders are just lying to me that the chapter flows. Or, "This is a good chapter, if you're trying to get us into the mindset of how confused character is." Thanks for the backhanded compliment.

Does anyone still finger paint any more? I do because I can’t afford paint brushes.

The people who say "I hate your art, here's how to change it" and then list like 10 2-to-3 word reasons on how they don't like it and they want them to change it so that it fits their opinion on art