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Kraots is one of the best game heros ever. This was a masterpiece!

Bravo, Alpay! Very cool! You are the artist. Trust your instincts. I’ve been following you for years now. Always inspiring!

As someone who has painted over 50 acrylic paintings so far in the style of “large areas of the same color”, it definitely is a lot of work to pre mix paints, decide on the number of colors, and not run out of paint in any color too early. But there are techniques in this style as well to make things easier (for example, Golden Paints has a web page to give you exact paint mixtures for different colors). And there are techniques to extend acrylic paints without additives for a few weeks. It’s a lot of work, but a lot of fun as well (as I know that in the end not a lot of people paint this way). Great video!!!

Very..... Very True.....

This got me thinking about when I use the term talent vs skill. Even if this legend of an artist was born without any artistic talent at all, the time invested into growing this skill is nothing short of breath taking. Absolutely love it.

I don't completely agree. I know people who had genuine artistic talent to begin with. But I completely agree that you can't rely on that; you have to develop it, and that takes work. Also, I agree that you don't have to have innate talent- you can develop serious skills with a lot of work and dedication.

I feel so inspired by this painting and your explanations, the way you read the book again and the researching you did before starting!!!! made me look back at the fairytales from our children books and look at them more closely. Puss in boots without boots, Snow White without white skin :) maybe I will start to read some of my favourite childhood stories again! Maybe I will paint my version thank you!

It's amazing that you can draw not only real people, but also anime-style pictures!

this is a fascinating journey ☺☺

Its ai art

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From the title, I was hoping to hear that as a kid you couldn't draw a copy of Tippy the Turtle, or your 3rd grade art teacher told you you didn't have what it takes. As you were showing us your early artwork, it's pretty evident that you had quite a lot of natural ability. You might have lacked the skill to execute everything the way you wanted to at the time, but the ability and the interest were definitely there. Fast-forward to now, and no one can question the skill level you've obtained with a lot of time, practice, imagination and commitment. Your current thorough, painstaking process, and the end result of this piece certainly speaks for itself. Nice work, btw, and it looks good on the Mac!

Love your work! Haven't seen any of your videos in a long time. I've missed you!

When you become a inspiration for someone than it doesn't matter how much talent u have , you r bigger than that ❤

She’s absolutely stunning

Wonderful talk and wonderful talent.

It is definitely a masterful and beautiful work. But when it was half-finished it posessed some vibrance and sharpness that was lost at the end, which is unfortunate. It became more generic and not that catchy. I don't know whether it is personal perception or there is something objective in it, just wanted to share.

better be careful how often you say nicker

Please finish it

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Wow, I can really relate to the fourth reason how being an artist is hard. when I was younger with me and my sister sharing a room whenever I was painting I would always say repeatedly I love it. I hate it. I love it. I hate it as I was painting. I didn’t verify that until my sister pointed it out.

I had the feeling of what was happening behind the scenes of the CZcams algorithm were exactly what you were describing in this video. You explained it in such a clear way that it all just came together and made sense of what is actually happening to the artists and the consumers.

Your skills are admirable, and I like how you approach story telling with your content.

The end result was beautiful! I really love your paintings. They are always so dynamic and yet refined at the same time. The sticker was a great idea to elevate your Mac book with an awesome art piece. I always love seeing your process from start to finish. ❤

CZcams isn't a person and therefor has no point of view.... the people who comment (like me)... however,...do have a point of view.... and apparently many are just bored and have seen too much... AI creates art like yours faster, better (debate that for a thousand years).... and it's free. The average (and let's be honest,...far below average people).. actually "Think" they create art if they type in a few words... LOL!!! Art isn't dead... it's just boring... too many good artists making the same images year after year,... decade after decade. Go look up Frazetta.... Boris and Julie Bell.... then take a walk through one of hundreds of art museums... only to see thousands of paintings just like YOURS! The fact is there are too many... like photography... it's been done.

This guy is probably the most level headed and realistic about what art is and why we do it...bravo and well said!

This is the most valuable teaching video. It does take thousands of hours of practice, while following alternative paths of artistic exploration to find oneself.

…you don’t necessarily need to be an artist.

I think the correct answer is neither Talent nor Hardwork but APTITUDE which in some way is a function of innate intelligence which we all are born with albeit in different aspects. Like Beethoven and Mozart or Picasso. I feel this binary choice often leads to a misunderstanding of reality evoking a wrong gauging of one's standing in any discipline. Truth its somewhere in the middle gray zone and hardwork is critical irrespective of talent or no-talent. But what makes the KEY Difference imo is LOVE ❤️ for that discipline. It is like a magic frequency that allows the universe to open unexpected doors for you when you put your heart into it😊😊😊

I love this video 😍😍 some much work/preparation behind the painting! Love the result

You don't have a talent, you have a gift. 😉

it may be kinda selfish but since you paint a character from Honkai Impact, i hope you will paint any character from Genshin Impact too. 😬

lol that thing is fked up..

im sorry what. no talent?

Gauche is considered a matte paint so that it can be uploaded in a scan bed without a glare like acrylic, they also make a matte oil paint now, I’m not quite certain, but I think the line is 1980 Gumbacher. Gauche is the choice for illustrators and a certain type of digital artists.

Talent implies you don’t work hard at all so all the guys who tell me “oh you’re so talented at flute” I’m always like “cheers I work really hard and practice several hours every day” And for those who don’t think that that attitude has any real world impact, I genuinely think it’s the reason (in my case) the tories don’t fund any of the arts because they don’t think they’re important because no work goes into it (we all just pull Mozart out of our arses we’re so talented) so we don’t need to fund education and outreach

How dare you said no talent bro 😂

I have a godson who at 3yo could shoot basketball like anyone his height (he was long-limbed even as a child). His hands, though, move like a pro's. He would flick from the wrist and his aim was consistent. As a toddler, he had these techniques. That can only be talent -- natural and "since birth". Talent is real. Still, technique and determination can get us where we want to go too.

This advice does not actuall explain anything. It is TOO abstract

I think you're one of the best artists on CZcams. I don't know how much that means, but not only your artworks, but also your process and the philosophy behind it are very interesting to watch. Thank you for making these!

You definitely had talent even back then, anyone would have seen the potential there. But you really have truly mastered the craft and have become exceptional now!

That is not No Talent! You started very early, and that is one major reason for your success! It’s great what you’ve accomplished!

I see myself in your past art, and you are the biggest inspiration. I worked with alcohol markers and fine liners, then moved to graphite, then acrylics, mixed media and pretty much anything I could get my hands on. I am going to tackle oil next and I am very excited

I definitely thought you'd be making a sticker from the start