so pewdiepie started drawing... (artist reaction)
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- digital artist reacts to pewdiepie drawing journey...all i can say is wow
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My mind was blown with how good he was able to add color. He has made insane progress over 100 days
agree, the progress is amazing
tbf he's in the copying phase, so he may hit these shading techniques without knowing, there's a video where they found the exact AI image reference he used for the color drawings. But hey, I'm not taking out credit here, he's progress is still amazing for someone with short experience in drawing, plus it's nice to see a lot of people being inspired by his progress.
he used to do photoshop so he probably already had the skill he just needed to know how to apply it to drawing
@@LuisCassih awww, I didnt know that. But even for copying its good. Thought he was doin it off the dome, and made ne feel worse ab my art🤣
@@SmoopyGablooydon't compare yourself with others luv ❤ copying the coloring of an art is also a good practice so maybe you could follow pewds too! Or if you're not ready yet to take action, just do analyzing first, see the artist that you like and analyze their artwork! Hope this can make you improve faster 😊
People forget pewdiepie is a photoshop artist. Thats how he started youtube. I think thats why he learned how to use markers so quickly
Holy shit, thats right. Dude used to make all his thumbnails himself. He would also enter photoshop competitions.
Was thinking the same thing 💯
Wish that logic could apply to me. I've been a Photoshop artist for about 6 years and drawing for about 3 and I still have trouble with coloring especially when it's from imagination
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He won a Photoshop competition when he was in highschool, and his art was even displayed in a gallery, if I remember correctly.
The difference between people who say they’ve been drawing for 3 years and pewdiepie is he was always actively trying to improve himself. Most people just keep drawing and don’t really think about how they could improve their art, yes it takes practice to improve your art but it also takes knowing what to practice to improve your art and learning more things about drawing.
It's the difference of history enjoyers and those who actually go to college to study history.
More like the difference between geniuses and normal people, he had the discipline and the methodologies, most people don't and can't acquire that.
@@jambonzer1603 I disagree, it’s not hard to find out what you need to work on by studying others work and lloking at your art yourself and seeing what you can approve upon. There are a bunch of great and amazing videos on CZcams that teach you all sorts of things, it’s up to you whether you can follow those and make improve upon your art. Discipline is something you learn not have a natural talent for, other may have an easier time but just like art it’s something you work and improve upon by fixing the errors you have with it.
@@hikari4415 The ability to " train " your discipline is something you gain from your early years of brain development and if you can always improve, you can't drastically change your base in the spectrum. You can easily find what's wrong with your art but being able to fix it even in front of the best step by step tutorial is another story.
Yep never said improving was easy, it takes a lot of practice to improve on anything. I was just saying actively trying to improve is different than just doing it without any thought of improving@@jambonzer1603
So pewdiepie is actually cracked
Yeah i mean he already did work with photoshop and he was doing edits a lot of time so he have some skills specially in colors that's why he blasted trough it in few days also he have good mindset instead of putting him self down constantly he just push trough and keeps going.
@@thechosenone729 yeah 100% he's also sat down and just gone "right, we're actually going to learn" where as most of us didn't bother to properly learn to draw until a year or 2 into our journey cuz we only wanted to draw hot anime girls (or men) ignoring anatomy and structure because that wasn't what we were thinking about.
Omg I love your pfp
@@Noonas_admirer ty
@@BreadedNuggetssi agree with you, lol. i've been drawing for a solid six years and four of those years was just me exploring art styles but never even considering the thought of anatomy :'). i've only been realizing how anatomy is such a crucial part in artwork recently.
I think his background in graphic design DEFINITELY gave him some good foundations for his challenge! Which goes to show that dipping your toes into other forms of art can often be super helpful even if you don't think it will be
He's too talented it's not fair!!
Makes me want to really improve my art as much as possible right now lol.
But art is a marathon, not a sprint.😌
agree! take your time, u got this :)
Im the opposite, I've been drawing since I was a little kid, and him drawing for 100 days already looks much better than my drawings, It just makes me feel like Im never going to improve further 😭
@@flyingorange2482He got consistency
@@flyingorange2482 i'd like to point out Felix did not just start from scratch if you look into his history before becoming a youtuber he already dabled into art way before fairly decently he is just going back into it now.
@@flyingorange2482everyone moves at their own pace. Don’t give up, you’ll get there :)
Kind of unrelated, but just wanted to say you're my favourite artist right now. Love your stuff.
thank you so so much!!
It has been a while since I sat down to enjoy a Pewdiepie video, but I also remember being there back before he hit 1M subscribers. Seeing him gain new skills and enjoy/suffer the process of learning just because he wanted to was a joyful experience to watch.
This is a great video. I think all your insights and reactions to his journey are well-founded and also similar to mine-the way you point out how healthy certain habits he has are a great step in normalizing the fact that progress isn't always linear. When I watched him correct his mistakes from an earlier drawing he did, it immediately reminded me of your Tiktoks where you draw over your old painting to adjust the linework and proportions!
All in all, I think it is inspiring feat especially when he's so transparent about his struggles along the way. Whether it's to beginner artists or pros like yourself, there is something to be gained from the authenticity of his art and mindset.
I appreciate that you took the time to make this video and point out your own thoughts and even validated so much of his feelings as someone with over 3 years of art learnings under your belt. Even though I didn't know for sure if you were going to upload a reaction video, I found myself hoping you would provide some commentary about it on any platform because you're one of the first artists I always think of. You are intelligent in both critical analysis (when you pointed out Pewds' using line weight, I wouldn't have noticed it myself!) and actually applying and refining the techniques you suggest for improvement. Sorry this was a long comment. Thanks for the video as always!
same! I remember watching him way back, so it's definitely a little bittersweet to see how far he's come and inspiring to watch him learn new skills.
a super underrated part of learning art is definitely the mindset you have to have going into it, so tysm :) and wow thank you so much for supporting me on both youtube and tiktok! I really do love adjusting linework and proportions of old paintings, I think it's a great learning process and helps you see how far you've grown as an artist hehe
totally agree as well, I found myself not really liking the works I've been doing recently. But after watching his video and noticing his healthy mindset, I not only felt inspired to keep drawing, but also to go back to the basics and do a deeper dive into learning anatomy, expressions, etc. Though im definitely nowhere near pro (but i appreciate it so much that you think so :'D)!!
i'm truly so so glad, i should be thanking you for leaving such a thoughtful comment! art is definitely a fun and challenging journey that allows a lot of self-reflection, which is scary yet very rewarding-your feelings are definitely 1000% valid! i'm happy i was able to quickly put this video together because insightful comments like yours honestly make my entire day and spark such great discussions! and no need to apologize for a longer comment, if anything, i appreciate them so much more as you took the time to write such a kind and thoughtful response :D thank YOU!!
I saw this in my notifs and JUMPED im so happy u uploaded today
I SPED EDITED THIS AHAA thank you so much!!
His first drawing video was the reason I got into drawing. Been wanting to try it out for a long time but always hesitated and thought it was a waste of time but for some reason that video was the push I needed to start drawing. I'm about 2 weeks in total and I'm surprised to see significant improvement now compared to when I started
He is improving at a rapid rate. It's mind boggling how this is possible. It is like latent talent that is dormant for years
reaction video with actual help/useful and insightful comments with really good editing?
subbed :)
tysm i really appreciate it!
This video was in my notifications 100% will not disappoint
this made my day
I appreciate your perspective that any kind of practice is better than nothing. I think as a complete noob, and maybe some people will relate with me, I haven’t practiced drawing much because I am scared of learning the “wrong way” like only drawing things that are fun or copying a reference exactly. But it seems like this might not be such a bad idea as long as it can consistently get pen onto paper so I am now inspired to practice drawing more.
this video of his is one of if not the biggest motivation boosts i had in my life, wow
and those videos like yours really help the non-artist like me to analize this, thank you
I was impressed how good he is with color aswell but I think his background with photoshop really helps him excels at color and how to balance it.
loved both his video and you reacting to it this was so wholesome
I’ve been trying to get this good for years and bro does it in 100 days 😭😭
This dedication… 😔
This is the best video anyone made about his art journey so far. I'm so proud of him!? This whole thing just makes me smile haha Great video, viyaura ❤
I have just found your YT channel after following you on tiktok for so long! Your tiktoks really helped me keep working on my art
This video is amazing, your voice is amazing, i'm glad youtube helped me find you
wow thank you so much!
What a wonderful video you put together here and I couldn't agree more.
crazy how he managed to learn to add line weight to his drawings. I dont know if he did that on purpose or not, i sometimes do it on accident but either way its really impressive
He's an adult man with perfectly function brain. He's not a toddler.
The time you checked at 3:20 is not the actual time it took to create the piece. It's the length of the time-lapse replay. To find out how long a piece actually took, go to the Actions tab (the wrench icon) > Canvas > Canvas Information > and Statistics to see the tracked time in the document. It's probably going to show a shorter time than you initially thought.
lol someone already pointed this out
at first i thought his thumbnail is fake but when i saw the full video, i was shocked in his progress
I just found your channel. And the realistic eyes make me scared. Great content!
His progress both scares and inspires me to continue my own journey.
His art is so gorgeous i love it a lot
Really cool video and I love your art!!
Just one small thing, at 3:23 I'm pretty sure that the time displayed is just the length of the timelapse video if you were to export it. The actual time it took for you to draw the piece can be found in Settings > Canvas > Canvas Information > Statistics, there should be a stat called tracked time.
Looking forward to your future content :)
thank you sm :D and ah i had no idea, thanks for letting e know!
Loved to see and in depth analysis of his video. For me it was just inspiring seeing his amazing progress in 100 days, and also reminded me that it’s okay to do simpler stuff, or just what I like! Instead of over challenging me constantly making me not want to draw haha
Just having fun doing it feels nice
Pewdiepie is doing a great job and I like the artists tips. Your art is very pretty Viyaura😃😃
Not quite an artist but a writer and a lot of this applied to me as well with how relatable some of the issues we come across are. Comparing to past work you think you did well on is an easy way to lose steam on something
100% agree. I’m redrawing panels from the webtoon To the Stars and Back and it’s really helping me to not only learn storyboarding and bubble placement, but also the artist’s style, which I really adore. It also helps me put things into practice and learn a lot, eg. if I was studying clothing folds before. I wish I started doing this earlier
Sheesh, I've always had the dream of being a professional artist, idk it should be encouraging watching this but it also feels terrible to see he's already a better artist than me after only three months of practice
everyone progresses at different speeds, dw u got this :)
Ive been drawing for a LONG time, but i could NEVER-
Was very interesting to watch!
Underrated, great video
thank you so much!
What made me feel motivated to color again is pewdiepie. Out of all the artist, it's pewdiepie. Among numerous artists that are soo good , this guy is the key. I don't really color much and I'm not so good at coloring but when i saw him progressing from his day 1 art to the present makes me want to go back.
your commentary is far much better than koolen honestly. I love how you are very amazed by his progress and I, as an artist is also very proud of him. Amazing video :D
this is so awesome
I have been repeatedly drawing one of my ocs for awhile. Looking back at how I started, I realized improvement is not just for someone else, but me and everyone else who likes to draw.
This video is pretty well made and kinda funny, you earned yourself a sub🎉
thank you! i'll keep trying my best :)
me thinking i improved over the past years and then i see this 😭😭 happy for him tho, his drawing is rlly good it’s insane how quickly he improved
panel redraws seems like fun! i am not an anime fan but i have many marvel comics on my shelf maybe i should do that
its always nice seeing someone thats bad at drawing improve over time and prove that you can always train to be better but it actually is mind boggling seeing someone talented and how fast they can improve with the correct mindset
he inspired me to start learning to draw again, im on day 5 and im really enjoying it! ill be hyperfixated on this for a good few months..
funny how a ton of advice here is also applicable to music production:3
The Procreate timelapse shows how many minutes the video is not how long the artwork took to make lol. You find the actual time in canvas information.
This video got me out of my art block, thank you :>
I want to start learning how to draw and this vid is gonna be my inspiration
Dude, I started drawing again last year by learning a big book and some PDFs I got online. I think it worth to watch that video and start my own challenge.
0:23 keep in mind pewdiepie had some art experience with photoshop art before he did CZcams which is also why when it comes to color shading he’s basically a pro. Still really impressive.
Kudos to him. He did something that requires developing talent for a change.
The fact that he is so good after just a short time
Great reaction. I'm a fan now.
when she said about using yourself as reference I totally agree i do it all the time
okay but I would’ve never guessed pewdiepie draws that good on day 1 and then draws way way more super duper good at the last days
I started art 175 days ago and I agree using references has helped go from nothing to doing mid works of art
I always wanted to pursue art as a career. Was really good with penciling and charcoals. That self doubt thought man… had i known digital would take over to this degree I would have stuck with it. I feel a lot of people my age we grew up in a time where there wasn’t social media and other avenues for success so we are probably the last generation that grew up believing creative jobs won’t pay you need a college degree etc etc etc. Im 42, and it’s great seeing younger people having avenues for their passions and hopefully making it a career. I absolutely detest my job it’s a means to an end. But yea do what makes you happy and make that your job.
You and pewdiepie are true artists 🥹🫶
bro went from bridge incident to anime artist, big Ws🔥🔥
love your vid
thank you so much! :D
that's so good that i'm curious about number of filled pages outside his sketchbook, i love that colored pages. i'm jealous and also shame of my strawman enthusiasm
Oh man i love that green hair girl, so jealous of how far he has come in in just 100 days
Yup he have talent and motivation too
PewDiePie's video shows how much you can grow in a 100 days if you practise well, sure not everyone will reach the exact same heights as he did, but you can learn a lot. The only trouble is being consistent for 100 days.
"Your progress is the slowest without situations, situations offer lessons."
Great video 😊
thank you so much!
He had to be some kind of prodigy, it took me about a year to learn how to properly draw faces from references let alone from imagination and he went ahead and improved this much in 100 days
The hardest thing is to stay consistent and keep working on your weaknesses.....I can attest to that point a lot, even though I know I'm not a terrible artist, I will stop for years on end because I lose motivation to improve and get busy with other things.
I honestly, i don't know how artists can draw for multiple days straight.
Big respect for artist that are motivated enough to do that, could never be me honestly 😢
Just to piggyback that last point, yes practice, but you can supercharge your learning by breaking it down into micro skills, then learning from a mentor (CZcams) then applying that enhanced micro skill into general practice ❤
I'm also a lil' art baby, I actually probably started at about the same time as Felix. I think my progress has been, decent, but compared to him his progress feels monumental, and clearly above "average". I'm amazed by his hair parts and shading with the eyes and hair etc. Hair parts and shading always seem to trip me up for the longest! He also GENUINELY seems like he's enjoying himself more, well he pretty much said as much with how he draws for longer than 10 minutes, so I wonder if he'll get into digital art?
Felix is one of my biases from Stray Kids
This is making me want to draw for 2 weeks non stop to see how I improve lol
I HAD A WHOLE HEART ATTACK WHEN CHUUYA POPPED UP!!
I’ve been drawing for about 4 years and I feel like my art has stopped getting better but I also feel like I am getting better. Like I don’t draw how I want to draw. I draw eyes too big, the hair isn’t detailed enough, the shadows are done poorly, so I dunno. The only thing with my art I’m happy with is how I draw bodies which is very androgynous
the fact I have been drawing since I first figured out how to hold a crayon and straw random lines and I cant still draw that well- but it also can be bc Im trying to force myself to draw in a realistic style even tho Im not comfy w it lol
traditional drawing is also harder than digital imo that’s crazy
He knows how to learn smart, and he doodles daily. I mean, I never underestimate the very beginner artists that practice this well
I think Felix has a bit of knowledge about layering and shading already considering he used to do photoshop art and also sell them when he just started out with youtube. It's probably been years since he has made one but I think it certainly helps which is good :D
Thank you for your reaction to this, I'm happy to see more people congratulating him and standing alongside what he is teaching, rather than the loud minority beating him up on twitter. ♥
it makes me feel pressured because im a very slow learner and hes so much better and improving so fast
Meus parabens pra ele.
Em todos os meus anos tentando desenhar a unica coisa original que desenho e os olhos
A vida é triste 😢
He is so good it's scary😀 also I like your voice
some ppl may ask hiw he managed to improve so fast so im here to explain !
Lets keep in mind that he is 30+ this means that he has better handgrib and pen controll because he is just older and ppl in this age improve faster than younger ppl like me (16 y.o) so dont worry guys yall will be good artists too it needs time and practise :)
Not gonna lie the video that pewdiepie made me wanne start my own artist journey and iam so happy i started the journey but i will say omg there so many ups and downs. Had to even take a 1 day break because of it
He improved in 100 days... how come I've been drawing for 9-8 years and still look the same hell
I bet if you put your art side by side and tracking it like that you'd see your improvement better though. As we do more art we consume more and more knowledge as so artist kinda get used to their own progress sometimes
@@drendraleigh4722Not, really, my drawings from 3 years ago still looks like the same crap from today
@@flyingorange2482 Well, then it depends how important improving is to you. If you draw for fun and you like your art as is, that's good in itself. If you wanna improve your art then you can't just keep drawing the same thing, you need to step out of your comfort zone. Art really is kinda like going to the gym, once you're comfortable you need to push harder again and again. Some people improve naturally as they consume other art and draw new things, some people like what they do and don't change. It's all good
@@drendraleigh4722 Well, I do It as a hobby, but I would like to make good drawings. I like drawing anime, and thats It
@@drendraleigh4722 BS. Art is nothing like gym. Gym has plan, you follow and there is results from it. Art is not only done by plan, thats why all the artists always say "YoU LeArNeD wRoNg" as soon as someone tells them how long they practiced. In the gym, a bulker can straight tell you to your face, that your body type will never get to where he is, they just can be real, instead of preaching false positivity
I started drawing when I was 8 yo. When I was 13 a friend introduced me to the world of manga, anime and Homestuck, and I bought my first Wacom a couple of months later. I drew whenever I was inspired and spent about 18 hours with a single drawing (I hated it afterwards). At 17 yo I felt that it was a farce, I compared myself to other artists my age or even younger who were prodigies... Today I am 24 years old and since I saw Felix's video I felt a burst of inspiration again after so many years . I'm plugging my tablet in again and looking for references of things I love so I can try again.
That’s cool, can he draw a bridge next?
5:30 I don't know why but i called her Catsumaki as she just has that Tatsumaki look, and also He is amazing at it
I was so surprised with how much he progressed in his first video i started drawing again too, which i stopped doing 12 years ago because of how intense studying got at college. It also oddly makes me feel good that he is cracked at color as i am.
Sorry for the little long story i'm going to share.
The reason i started drawing in high school was because I actually always loved drawings ( i got interested in my wife because she drew as a hobby and i liked her works) but i was absolutely horrible at it, i didn't understand anatomy at all, i was only good at drawing rooms and i always got frustrated when i couldn't plaster the image on my mind onto the paper, it was seriously frustrating so i didn't last a month. But then one day our art teacher got a leave for pregnancy and the temporary teacher got us to draw rectangles in perspective, told us to pick any color and to imagine a light was shining from the perspective point. The teacher got as excited as i was happy with how the coloring turned out, she asked to show her my other works from that year. Of course i felt very ashamed at being able to to color so good but suck at drawing and I think she understood that and encouraged me and the following week she called me up as the recess bell rung, gave me an anatomy book and carefully explained me how i should use it. That very same day i started drawing every single day with very noticeable progress towards the 6th month (so a bit more than 2 times slower than felix)
Pewds vid came right at a time i was bored out of my mind with current state of gaming so i've dove into drawing and i can say i'm happy with my baby steps and how my art has become better than when i left it at 12 years ago.
Top tier glazing😭🙏
I think I could draw anime art style but I refuse and choose to use the line for eyes kinda lookin styles and I’m looking into making line less drawings so I think I’ll try to make a whole lot more
I normally use my dolls for reference of drawing or just ask someone orto
stand and do the pose and then just keep sitting drying doing the posting drawing doing the pose. It’s hard.
what is the PewDiePie art style called? i kinda want to learn that style with the color
I didn't believe in natural talent before I saw his art videos, now I do
Ive been drawing for 25 years and he was better than me on day 1 😅
on the one hand, yes, but on the other, this phrase sounds like "to make more money, just work harder." As if yes, if this is a small hobby for pleasure, then just do it and don't worry, but when it's work, just make an "effort" and hope that it will definitely pay off - it's stupid
i now this is maybe astupid question, but how much time do u think should i spend minimum, if i want to start drawing?! Since i have a full time job, wifey a teen stepson, a 2y daughter and i play dnd (which is basicly the reason i am thinking to get into drawing) but i dont know if i rly have the time for it :/ i kinda liked drawing back in school but now basicly 20y later.. idk is it normal to be like.. scared to get into it?!?
His character look similar like Enkidu from Fate series, it beautiful 😊