DON'T MAKE THIS LINE ART MISTAKE!
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2022
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This is something I wish I had learned earlier in my are journey.
No time like the present :)
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yes yes yes! I also learned that you could also add depth to the line work where the lighting of the subject is dark !
Absolutely! Excellent tip to point out. I will probably make a short about that later too.
thanks. My line art looks so crap in digital but the messy sketch from paper looks so good like wth😭
bro same, when i draw from paper like it's so good than my digital one like whatt☠️☠️
THIS. I have done traditional my whole life and whenever i touch a screen i want my hands to be amputated😭😭
@cattiiscool do you think that's to do with pen/pencil pressure on the paper when traditionally drawing? Lines can be darker/lighter depending on how hard you press.
(I've never done digital art, so I don't know if pressure affects your drawing or not)
@@lindatannock Pressureaffects your weight of line in digital if thats what you're asking. That's exactly how you get weights. (Sorry to interrupt by the way!)
Frrrr cause my doodles drom a boring subject are better than when i want to draw well
I love art with thin non-weighted lines. It just makes me happy in a way that weighted linework doesn't, for some reason. I started feeling this way after watching Adventure Time, and ever since I have drawn mostly with fineliners, on paper and digitally as well
this! a thousand times this! even if you do choose to use consistent line weight, BE INTENTIONAL! choose areas of more focus and detail! it adds so much more emphasis and expression to your art!
Me: *Almost done with Commission*
After this: *not done
It's kind of scary that this video randomly popped up while I was trying to practice my line weight skills lol.
I will always carry on doing the same sized pen because of my artstyle
Well, the first was also done really quickly for an example. No line weight difference has its place, too, like animation. I can’t imagine having to deal with line weight in a million frames! For no line weight difference, it’s easy to make it look good if you have good control over your lines, and a good brush. No line weight change with the brush itself, but making the brush smaller or bigger for other parts can have a similar effect, as well as taking an eraser and tapering the line edges. It’s all dependent on what you wanna do and what suits you!
¡Gracias!
Thank you very much!
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That last tip was an eye opener. I always did the shadows not based on the ambient color but object color
Another thing I noticed is to use very thin lines for shading and slight definition (but I repeat myself)
100% correct. Lines can communicate a lot about the lighting if used correctly :).
I think I do that. I definitely zoom in and focus on different areas, but I also like to keeps my lines as thick as possible so that the whole thing stands out. Or more specifically, people
Alternatively you could choose to go Ligne Claire and then the trick is to only use one thickness.
It really does depend on your artstyle though great tip btw.
You have a nice voice! Keep up the good work
I mean... the version with even line weight still looked pretty good :)
Me who doesn't have pen pressure or money for a stylus: *ibis paint sobbing *
Hmm, 🤔, I mean... I think in part it could be a skill thing, but it depends on what kind of aesthetic of art you are going for. I dont think one is above the other. But you do have to know how to manipulate that type of 1 line thickness aesthetic. Usually, when it comes to organic, various line shape matters versus architectural line work.
The trick of using that architecture line work on organic, ohhh it can become magical
I love how some people says that if u zoom out ur lineart is better
While there are others who say if u zoom in your lineart is better 🙀
Personally, I think the unweighted lines still looked good as a start. But I think its just because the character design was good, so the art was good regardless. The weighted lines vs unweighted lines thing is still an important lesson though.
Me with a paper and a pencil I found at school like “art”
I use a super exaggerated form of this lol. I weight the lines very obviously in certain places... and I think it looks pretty neat!
It helps to get more depth and interest in the lines!
Uh, yeah I actually see what you’re saying but I don’t know, I personally have this feeling that both of these ways are acceptable depending on what you want. The first and second results were so completely different to me that I had to rewatch a few times: it felt like those were two similar-looking guys with the same style but the face traits are just not that alike. Hey, maybe I’m dumb and I can’t see that shit even though I drew all my life, it’s just my feeling
I’d like to talk about the fact that the line of the first one makes it look like a wip that needs colors and all the magical effects you call however you want (yeah sometimes artists just say shadow and light and others like to throw words out of nowhere so sorry if I’m not a "real artist" I’m not interested)
The second one looks finished, or it could have some details here and there but it just looks like the intention was incorporated in it, if that makes sense, it can stay like that and that’s really cool
What about other ways? The first method could change everything depending on the "weight" (Sorry it’s a first one to me I never heard that and art schools teach nothing) of the line, it can look horrible for you and others but sometimes people just have their own thing and it can be cool or cute
Same goes for more variation, it’s not just the existence of it but how is it entirely in every detail. I get that you explained that but… it’s a short. Sorry, it’s not your choice but shorts are terrible for even small advice, sadly you couldn’t go deeper into it but I still feel frustrated
And for one, these videos (not you I’m talking about artists in general making this type of content) never helped me get better at drawing, and I could explain why but it’s already too long and I’m not even sure that someone is willing to actually listen and not go "yeah they be stupid and lazy" so I’ll wait for an answer first
If there’s any "didn’t read" clown answer ignore those, really it’s a plague
Hah. I’m currently practicing using a weightless line without zooming in. It looks nice as long as I keep it thin and don’t connect all of the lines. :) No mistakes here.
Loving the brush you use on the second part. Is it a custom brush that you made or is it something available through asset store?
Yeah but if you dont have pen pressure it gets annoying. My drawing tablet has it but for some reason it doesn't work on krita which is the only drawing program on my pc i can afford and use eith ease
U can also line weight by color
Is there a longer video about this? How would you fill in your base colors if there's gaps in your lineart?!
Longer line art demos in tue BDC course! I have several videos on this channel of filling in colors under the line layers by using the lasso tool to select large areas, or just using a large brush to block in the silhouette.
@@beginnerdrawingcourse Thank you, I'll look for those videos. I appreciate all your work.
I still don’t get it! How!?! What are you doing that I’m not doing?!?
unweighted lines can work sometimes, look at the work of wow_mao lol
What brush was used in the second one? Please im struggling
I am still forget what things I should pay attention 😅 like forget how to draw over and over again
Thanks Joe Rogen
"I know you get very bored watching this.", erm... what? I disagree, I very much enjoy this!
Hi, how do you weight line exactly? I mean, do you change the size of the brush or is it strickly a pen pressure?
You can achieve the look by doing either! Though I personally prefer to use pen pressure…
How do you do this? I use ibispaint x for reference.
Mobius would like to have a word with you
I think the problem is that many of us beginners don’t know how to get the digital pen to work like a real pen so we get this weird chunky lineart. 😢
It depends on brushes, settings, software, and hardware. The simplest thing if you don't have a tablet is to draw with thick lines and erase for finesse/weight. There's also testing brushes until one allows a lot of variety/usage for your natural drawing style and feel-- that's more for if you do have a tablet w/ pressure sensitivity though.
Do you need some pencil for that?
I know this is digital artwork, but if I were to be drawing on paper, should I just buy more markers with a different grade?
I've seen a few artists that make some lines thicker with the same marker by going over them again, but some others have more than one. Do you know which approach is better for a beginner?
It takes experimentation. Some are better with using various fine liners and tracing their sketch using a light box. Others are more comfortable just re-doing the work with a mechanical pencil until it had the effect they’re looking for. I never got too deep into using grayscale markers at deeper value ranges- i’m most comfortable doing line-art in pencil over blue pencil or tracing via lightbox.
@@beginnerdrawingcourse Thank you so much for answering! I guess I'll just try and see what works best then.
“This is not a talent game, its a game of skill” makes no sense, did you mean to say practice instead of skill
Me, someone who draws with a mouse: u h h h h I agree with this, but how?
How can I cause the lines to have more variety? like atm I draw with my mouse and this is new to me. Do I need a tablet? Are there special settings?
A tablet. Otherwise you'll have to finesse the lines using the eraser tool w/ the mouse. No special settings, just pressure sensitivity from the tablet.
What is the name of the brush ?
Lineart pencil in the clipstudio paint store
Finished pieces: dont- 0:16 do- 0:55
how do u know where to change the the thickness
Want it to come forward or be emphasized? Thicker. Want it to fall back or have less attention? Thinner. These are good rules of thumb.
@@beginnerdrawingcourse Thank you, I was wondering the same thing! That definitely helps!
Strongly disagree, the first lining was fire. Even linework can cool as hell as stylized thing to do. I actually struggle with even linework, I find weighted line work to be way easier and forgiving
i think the point they’re trying to make is about the intentionality of it all. the first one wasn’t done as a stylistic choice and everything was given the same treatment in regards to the amount of focus put on it. the second one is much more intentional with its lines and where it puts the detail and draws the eye to. stylization is very cool when done right, but there’s a difference between stylized consistent line weight and no pen pressure/expressiveness. but to reiterate the video, if you’re at the skill level where that’s what works for you, there’s nothing wrong with that! :)
@@mothtransman Gets it 100%.👆
BUT HOWWWW😭
Getting a tablet of some sort, and using software that supports pen pressure! Testing different brushes, practicing linework on simple drawings and shapes, etc...
step 1: get good at art
Yep! Plenty of free resources on the channel to do that :).
Actually i thought everyone do this?
App name
Clip Studio Paint!
Ekko?
WHY DID YOU NOT FIX HIS CHIN? IT HAS BOTHERED ME THROUGHOUT THE VID
So you are a god huh?
Not at all! But I praise God though.
@@beginnerdrawingcourse Christian? If you are then me too
@@madisonoliver2951 🙏 Amen
Ho go
Pheonix from valorant?