Gracias por todo maestro 🙌✍️🖤

Gracias, los probaré!

Not fluent in Spanish, but I believe those are the names for the pencils. The blue pencil and the black pencil respectively. (This is just a guess)

@@MANGLORIOUS ahahha youtube translted the title and even some comments, not to mention the captions + no sound i figured you'd use the spanish language instead. Thats what i needed and thanked about. thank you again.

Lapiz what? 🤨

Ur pfp made me so sad... I miss him very much 💔

@@groovy7521 who's in his pfp?

Or you could just charcoal the back

@@groovy7521 dont say that youre gonna make me cry

cjstudio1000 😭😭😭😭😭IM SORRY

You can do it too.

@MrPerkamentus How? Tutorials just not doing anything for me. I want to practicie but dont know how :(

@@alexbarcovsky4319 draw everyday atleast once a day and if you have time do it more than once.you improve,you got it buddy💪

Trust me everyone can draw. You just need to pick up a pen or pencil or brush and let your imagination flow

@@drdoom1786 it doesnt work like that.you need to first study it.like planes,shadows,anatomy etc.

Good insight - knowledge acquisition is much easier when you get out of your own way - this is why children can learn languages and everything else so well. I don’t think it’s a case of plasticity changing, I think as we age, the contents of our thoughts change to a state that is less conducive to learning. Some adults learn new skills easier than others - many would say “It’s impossible for me!” “I just don’t have the talent” etcetcetc Someone who is always gaining understanding isn’t thinking all of those distracting thoughts that others have - they drop the ego, feel ok with not knowing, accept confusion and proceed anyway - compare this to your random person and all the thoughts they have whilst they try to learn, most of the thoughts aren’t about the actual info they are trying to learn, just internal and often negative chatter which takes away from the ability to make any progress. It’s very common and I had to work past that in my teens and early adulthood - now I feel I can learn anything - I got my college degree in molecular genetics and have worked as a software engineer the past decade, I would never had made it if I never noticed this problem

why is everyone commenting in english how helpful this was... am I the only one hearing this in spanish?? Serious question, wondering if there's a setting or subtitles I'm not seeing.

@@urwholefamilydied there’s english closed captions on the video

I heard another artist say that once before it seems to be the best way to learn

It's true! I let my ego get the best of me sometimes, but basics are nessicary :)

what if it's something in my mind?

what if it's something in my mind?

@@jordan4835 This same rule can apply! Whatever you imagine will still have some key elements you’d like to include, and sometimes those may be just the emotion they convey or personality they allude to. Usually working on it from the foundations of shapes helps me through something purely imagined, like evaluating what a different angle of a smile could do to the rest of the face and vice versa in a game of trial and error. At the same time, I highly recommend finding reference first when drawing if you feel as though your connection to proportions and realism needs strength. Making sure you can draw someone from reference first is a certified way of improving your art so you CAN work on a piece solely from imagination. Other than that I say just experiment until you find the groove of what’s right

LMAO

I know what you mean. Almost like it’ll never run around or desert me.

@@christinedge7627 I feel like hed never make me cry or say goodbye

For me it looks that it be there in a day or two

@@MariaEduarda_2005 shes a little confused but shes got the spirit

The rest come from experiences and studies

Get the shapes right, then fill in the details

man I can draw perfect hyperrealist heads but circles.... they scare me

Practice and constantly looking.

XD XD

I’ve noticed this. On the days when I just sit and spend 3-5 hours on a drawing, it’s great. On the days where I’m just trying to get some quick practice in because I’m busy, the results are much less consistent and universally worse than my less “time-efficient” work.

@@Watermelon_Man agreed, but isn't this just a given?

@@NOTNAFilms Sounds it should be but in my case it´s more to the opposite. The longer I take the worse it gets. Kind of like a test, if u ponder on a question to much you will get it wrong. First thought is often right. ..Don´t know if I made any sense but:P

@@fangofsilver5537 exactly my thoughts. Sometimes, when I’m working on other creative projects, I can definitely overdo it and end up ruining the whole thing if I spend a lot of time on it.

I feel this applies to every from of learning.

In a Stefan Baumann video on KZfaq, he claims that the most important part of the face is the eyes. When people look you in the face, the first place they will always look is into your eyes. He always states that you only have to have one perfect eye as in that you can only focus on area at a time.

@@leighfoulkes7297 That has been the accepted rule forever. Maybe that is why so few actually capture a person's likeness.

Not that i’ve tried to capture a person’s likeness ever before, but imo it’s the proportions of the face first and then all of the other nitty gritty bits of details.

@@leighfoulkes7297 im shy and not that brave to even look in the eyes so i watch people's mouths all the time cause im listening to what they are saying.

@@madmantheepic7278 I have tried many times. The only time I am satisfied is when I get the mouth right. Of course the proportions are vital. So are the eyes, but the mouth is what's crucial. The most famous eyes I can think of are Elizabeth Taylor's but a picture with someone else's mouth would make people say, "Whose the pretty woman with the great eyes?" Now take a picture of Elisabeth and use someone else's eyes, Natalie Wood or Catherine Zeta Jones for instance. More often than not people will say, "Elizabeth looks funny." Just sayin'

Agree, and you ask the professional artists of 30 years and they would say they still mentally have the shape model in their minds (even if they don’t need to draw it out due to experience)

oh, so that's mean we still have to folow to the basics. Got it, noting it down. Thank you

Bhutto

Totally Agree

Such a beautiful comment u wrote

I’ve never heard a more true comment in my life

Don't you mean Crafsmen?

Declan Carter steady craftin

Lol

dude what are you talking about

A mi el título me apareció en español, perdón por no ponerlo en ingles es que me da mucha peresa ir al traductor de Google.

@@hackercat1182 i understand but also don’t understand at the same time lol

@@odette4059 x2

@@odette4059 me too, i am mexican and i understand English but at the same time i don’t understand (especially when someone speaks to me in English jajajaj) Sorry for my English. Lol

Title in spanish*

I saw ur channel and you have a live stream that has been waiting for you since 2017!!!

@@Nobody-df4xg thanks for your reminder! I didn't know there is a live stream until now I logged out my account and I discover it!

Wong Hailey Oh wow! 😂

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hNWopJeYrN-WpGw.html

i cant draw the eyes if i draw the head first, and vice versa lmao, im trying to improve tho

The mere fact of you're creating gives you the honor of referring to yourself as an artist. If you are getting paid for your work you must be pretty good at this point. Carry on artist!!

@@sherylF5610 Thank you for your kind comments & your insightful perspective! I never really thought of it like that. 👏👏

People pay for you drawings and you’re unwilling to call yourself an artist? Scientists are strange 😅

hello, this is unrelated but i am interested on what kind of things you research? sorry if this comes off as annoying

Come on man! You really think because of how good his art is you’ll never get to his level? Look. We ALL started off bad. My art I made when I was starting off was really bad. But even when I don’t feel like it, I try to draw often and find tips and tricks to improve my art while also studying the human body. That’s how my drawings got better. I bet you’ll excel in art just like the guy in the video! Keep going! 💪🏾💪🏾

Porque si

For me it's because I can read spanish, but not write in spanish 🥲

@@jadenjoestar3927 Yo puedo leer en inglés pero no escribir en inglés

@@QuiliamEmbape sipasa

@@QuiliamEmbape yo puedo escribir y leer en español ;)

You may be trying to run before you can walk - even very experienced artists find symmetry difficult. It's like the old "I can't even draw a straight line" - well, neither can anyone else, without a ruler. If I were you, I would abandon symmetry for a while and work on subjects and poses that don't need it. Full-frontal symmetrical portraits are a bit boring, it's more interesting if the head is turned a little. Loosen up and stop worrying if it's symmetrical or straight or perfect. And you know what? Faces aren't remotely symmetrical anyway. Take a selfie, mirror it and compare. You'll be surprised how asymmetrical you are!

I struggle in symmetry it's really hard my tip is don't be hard to your self I tried digital drawing and saw mirror and I used it and I got to say 2 MUCH SYMMETRY IS WEIRD ps your face is not symmetry Try this make a grid search it on KZfaq for more info grid helps me slot and when you use it eventually you can doit without a grid hope this helps and I'm so sorry if I suck at english it's not my native language

I've watched a few videos by Stefan Baumann on KZfaq and when it comes to things like Eyes, you only really need one good eye and you can ignore the other one. When people look at an eye, they usually can only focus on one at a time. i would suspect that this could be used for all symmetry.

@@leighfoulkes7297 yep that's right and plus our eyes are not symmetrical in real life

@@PartanBree this comment cheered me up a bit :')

Tan bien me quede así XD

ajajaj see, que creen que significa?

Me pasó lo mismo!! XD Estaba muy confundida, hasta que noté que tenía subtítulos en varios idiomas, ahí me hizo más sentido

@@alexduarx significa Очень хорошее видео, я приглашаю вас подписаться на мой канал XD ...( muy buen video, nuevo sub espero tu también me apoyes xd.... Eso :v

Pense que era el único que se le daño youtube

Sí

Yay

This HAJAJAJS

El mejor comentario que he leído xD

Sameeeeeee🤣😭💀

Someone online once told me: “Always use all resources at your disposal.” I feel as though that can also apply here! ❤️ Don’t limit yourself to what your mind *thinks* is a limit.

It's called setsquare btw 👍

@@artophile7777 i think they're talking about the compass

Allways felt like cheating but tried to give a chance and yeah tools are made to be used , it's not a lack of skill or a shame , it's is the truth everybody needs tools

My mum had many art books that i would copy and study, everything was drawn starting with shapes, i started to stop that and do things free hand, which is probably why im never satified with my work, so i might start using shapes again.

Same 😂

yes

I can't escape from JoJo. 🤣🤣

Same. I’m working on JoJo drawings so I’m gonna need all the help I can get

Relatable

Una vez más, gracias Ethan Becker.

Si pero también es descansar ya que el cerebro tiene que asimilar todo lo que dibujas los trazos y eso ya que todo lo que toma de información y más el dibujo aveses no es capas de procesar lo entero

@@xfelixowo4710 El descanso es muy importante tambien, y tambien se me olvidó mencionar la anatomia también, pero en ese caso tambien puedes deconstruir la misma anatomía, aunque se requiere un estudio más extenso y no puedes simplemente usar esferas. Ahora, hay veces en el que no toda la información del dibujo se procesa, por ejemplo algunos estilos de animación no muestran todas las sombras posibles, pero lo que importa es comunicar visualmente lo importante y no enfocarse demasiado en los detalles, a eso se le llama composición.

@@philswiftreligioussect9619 exacto y gracias por la información

@@philswiftreligioussect9619 lo digo por qué yo uso esferas casi muy seguido pero ahora voy aserlos diferente

Eres mi otro yo pero gringo, yo puedo leer el inglés pero ni de pedo lo puedo escribir o hablar ptm

The closed captioning (cc) is in English

@@jeffreywoods5405 i honestly only know how to write español if duolingo is providing the word options 😅

@@jeffreywoods5405 yo también!!, Me ayudó mucho ver tutoriales en inglés con subtítulos en español XD

@@flufferpants4812 xD que débil, uno que aprendió leyendo hentai… digo en sus clases con un profe mamalon Awebo que si ñacañaca

tips sounds more easy, something quick and concise, and techniques take more time to perfect, so you get more views calling it a tip of hack, i guess. you have a very good point

@@katiescheuermann1086 I do get your point. Whether you call it tips or techniques, it's the same thing. But calling it a trick is strange. As if there are shortcuts to practice and application. I feel like it'd be better called "easy techniques" or "easy tips". Oh well..

One word “gimmick”

Because for younger/beginner artists, it easy for them to overlook fundamentals and foundation lines and they're trying to improve quickly. Using the word "trick" catches their eye because the word "technique" or any other similar words keeps getting thrown at them when they ask how can they get better. Think of it as cleaning your room, if your parents/Guardians tell you to do it then it won't be fun. But if you put on some music and turn it into a game or something then it will be more enjoyable.

@@alexarmstrong6827 I know. I feel like it's a bad practice to introduce techniques as "tricks". Doing so feels like it doesn't allow the artist to have an open mind.

sí

@@ProductionsNapo sjaksjkasj

Concuerdo

там субтитры можно включить.

Lo que el idioma no puede bloquear

I sottotitoli erano in italiano, ma ho capito quasi tutto hahahah

No hablo taco

No hablo taco

I will add subtitles to all new videos.

Jaja no se porque dejamos de hacer bocetos antes de dibujar si hasta lo animadores y grandes dibujantes lo hacen xd

@@kevinaraujo3150 bueno, hay quienes no lo hacen y quienes si

@@eeveechan477 si, pero la mayoría si lo hace.

@@kevinaraujo3150 yo no hago pq nunca hice,y nose hacerlas tmb por que soy de hacer un dibujo muy rápido obviamente no es nada del otro mundo mi dibujo

@@axelbellosi8329 Bueno yo si los hago y después no se me complica tanto hacer el dibujo. Igual cada uno tiene su estilo y lo hace como quiere.

😘😘

Salud

You started well with that one j for the laughing

I think if you use a proportional divider/compass it will help make you more sensitive towards proportions and than one day, you don't really need one (I'm hoping anyway). Better than tracing or using projectors though.

@@leighfoulkes7297 I am already at easy doing FREEHAND except that I have to be more attentive with the details. Thanks for your feedback.

SALSA cheating? Every professional artist uses grid lines!

@@salsa6402 I do freehand too...Sometimes I achieve the likeness in minutes but for some portraits, I have to redraw several times before getting a promisable look...I believe one must do art in whatever way makes one happy but when you got clients and all, spending too much on one thing may harm your productivity so artists tend to "cheat" with tools

Well let me tell you as an art student you do both. Lmao. Depends on the exercise

Pensé lo mismo

Hola como estas Eliana? A que te refieres?

Que es geometrizar, como se llama esa tecnica mano,nunca me salen bien las sombras

​@@Jerusalem656 Así como al principio realiza una abstracción de la figura del cráneo utilizando formas geométricas reconocibles, podes delimitar los lugares que van sombreados con figuras geométricas regulares o irregulares. Por ejemplo triángulos para la zona del cuello, la zona de la comisura de los labios o la sombra que proyecta la ceja. Espero te sirva. Saludos!

@@monito2441 es un poquito de matemáticas

Exactly my thought process 😂

It’s just a shame none of them look like James Dean and the eyebrow is wrong in the third one

@@Soysofiafandelastwice ç

@@LucaSantt ü

@@elpibelol5005 أو

@@LucaSantt bruh that isn't a Latin letter

@@elpibelol5005 es broma bro no entiendes

Debes ser un paquete no!

Pero aquí un detalle porque muchos en inglés ? Osea que le ven a este video ?

igual!

@@juanzalagui7449 que??

@@juanzalagui7449Para este video hay como 37 subtítulos en diferentes idiomas y a ellos les aparece el título del video en inglés.

@@juanzalagui7449 ¿YT no te ha recomendado videos con títulos en español pero cuando entras ves que está en inglés con subs automáticos? Pues así acá.

Buena pregunta xD

Es un misterio 🙃

Porque el vídeo tiene subtítulos en muchísimos idiomas, por lo que pueden comprenderlo muchas más personas, además de hispanohablantes.

@@priscilagibert dios tiene un lugar para ti en el cielo campeona

Shut up kid

esas son bases de como proporcionar mejor el rostro, porque tambien influye el sombreado y otras cosas porque si te das cuenta en el primer dibujo que hizo le puso menos detalle que al ultimo

A video on that is comming.

The best way to replicate a person through drawing is to focus on the unique, stand-out features of said person, whether facial or bodily. If you nail those core characteristics, the rest doesn't have to look perfect because the model is already easily recognizable.

I believe that a reference is exactly that, a reference. Likeness isn't really that important because at the end of the day, your painting hangs alone, not next to the reference! But that is simply my opinion,,

when drawing, people tend to soften out features of a reference, even unintentionally. i find it useful to identify anything that's unique- the shape of the eyes, the length of the nose, the height of the cheekbones- and almost caricaturize them when I draw. almost every time, when I come back to it later, it's never as extreme as I thought it was when I drew it.

Solo leí tu comentario y ya me caíste bien :) ni yo se porqué

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