Lol even marine has says that Ina is a professional unlike herself because of her speed. To make a living as an artist you need to be fast and good.

Also depends on your style, if your style is quite simple and elegant to begin with then faster process is to be expected. Can't be said if you do complex scenes with perspectives and insane details like other artists.

i agree with this ⬆️

3:56 Its because of this-

you should check out kuzuvine on youtube then, they make amazingly drawn illust just under 30mins

right?!

also it feels amazing to learn from a video like this!

I believe this a better way of practicing because the person teaching is aware of how it is to be learning it, not only that but you can see in real time the mistakes he has made that you can expect to make as well and challenges you to solve the mistakes you've made yourself

profil-pic 10/10

Yeah, it makes me want to learn all over again after giving up for so long

lmao you're right

There's a reason Bob Ross is still so popular.

Dating ideas for artists

@@amiinkles funnily enough that's exactly what happened with 2 of my friends that started dating each other

@@Samuel_Williams man they gon make another davinci

Fr 😭

I only merge the layers when I finish my piece lol

I'm so scared to merge layer... I make so many layers I could never

As an art noob, I can only assume she merges the layers at a certain point because eventually it becomes a hassle to have to swap between many layers and remember which is for what, so she saves herself more time by just merging them once she feels confident in the current results. It leaves less room for errors moving forward, as counterintuitive as it looks on the surface.

sheesh, im insane with her then not even merging the layers, just doing it in one layer💀

Thanks for the suggestions! These artists are a bit crazy tho 😮 Might take me a whole year to break down one of their works hahahahaa

@@tppoart Man, this video is a work of art in itself, I almost died laughing. Great work.

@@tppoart Sketch with teoh is great if you want more sketchbook watercolor work to practice with aswell.

ohhh im gonna look at those artists!! thanks for this comment!

but she use clip paint studio tho

@@moonshardch.4351 I use both programs... and while Im not too acquainted with all CSP features as I've only started using it a year ago, the quick flashing of colours she used there reminded me of Color lookup, which might have helped the artist following along keep up quicker. I've seen it common for digital artists to switch between both CSP and PS- While I personally find Clip studio better for painting and rendering, as it has a more versatile brush system, I personally believe Photoshop is better for applying colour, or changing the image's values. I believed that might have been the case with Ina here. If it isn't what Ina utilized, then let me rephrase the original comment as a recommendation of a feature that can help achieve a similar switching of "filters" to quickly change the ambience of the art you're working on. thanks for telling me !

@@KitKat-sv9qp I highly agree with you! I use csp to draw and color in grayscale, and ps to color and correct values. In these aspects, ps is better than csp, but not too intuitive as csp for artists.

I mean, she is a professional illustrator who has worked with big titles like FGO for years so drawing while chatting comes easier to her.

@@ayan4697 Wait fgo? She was actually that big? Mind dropping her previous name?

@@izmif980 she also worked with Azur lane and Arknights before Hololive, so she really very well established as a professional artist. She only work with FGO for commissioned illustration, celebrating the 3rd Anniversary of NA server and a 4* CE 2022 New Year on JP. I don't know how to tell you properly because it is a forbidden knowledge....

@@izmif980 my comment got deleted, use google

@@belleboni2016 where'd u learn that from? Plz tell me the source

Lol no, every single competent artists do this. Only noobs think that it's "tHeFt"

@@miaomiiao I'm not denying that artists don't do this, but to post and speak on it publicly, there's bound to be at least some amount of backlash. What I personally experienced was that there was lot of rhetoric about originality and uniqueness in style so there was a lot of added pressure. And I'm assuming by noobs you mean internet trolls or in my pov users policing the art community on what is considered creative property. Perhaps it also depends on the intention of the artist and the viewer too, if copying is an issue of breaching creative property rights or a tool for artists to expand their creativity.

@@kshksh5033 by noobs I mean beginners. People that have just started have warped ideas about how and what to draw in order to improve. One of those is “never copy,never reference!!!,,1111” which makes them stay permabeg forever.

i think it’s kinda accepted that it’s okay to do this among artists, just as long as you don’t trace it, profit off of the work and you give credit. most are called out because they break those three things. i agree tho some people tend to be really weird and call out anything as theft lololol. i once gave reference recommendations to a new artist who was struggling and she was like “iSnT tHaT tHeFt?!?!????!?>!!”

ohh that makes sense!!

thanks! 😊

Thank you! ❤️