How obsession transformed my art
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- čas přidán 19. 03. 2023
- Does hyperfixation help you art? LET'S FIND OUT
This experiment was insane, and I learned so much. And I hope this will help you too!
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thank you for watching!!!!! I hope you feel encouraged and enriched having spent your time with me. see u soon ❤
You remind me so much of myself at times. Love your channel. Also that Zhongli edit I have seen it and my god.
This gave me a lot of inspo to draw some of my favorite fandoms (my Heaven officials blessing drawings are back lmao) thank youuu
You deserve it it's always refreshing seeing new artists grow . Very motivating for us beginner Aswell ❤❤
i am now encouraged
I feel VERY encouraged!!
As someone whos been making art for 10+ years I've slowly been losing my passion for it in the last few years due to feeling discouraged and feeling like what I make isn't good enough or skilled enough for how long i've been doing it. Watching dish grow so much and seeing her learn and have fun with her art honestly brings back my passion for it and makes me want to go draw right now. it's so encouraging.
that’s what I like to hear!!
this is literally what I'm struggling with now. "I'm a professional working artist. My work should never look bad". I can't shake this mindset.
mate, i dont know where you are on drawing skills, but, if you draw for a long time, just go a long time on the same piece , you'll see the difference, cause the time one ONE piece make all the diff, i draw all day quick sketches and allmost all of them look cranky for me , but, with my trained eye now, i know that's they all can go perfect if i just put the effort to transform my quick sketch idea into a 10h drawing that look like a master piece , ;)
I'm want to become a freelance artist and losing my passion is one of the things that scares me the most, I'm glad that you've found inspiration again
@@eliotguillot8315 been drawing poses for a year now but I still can't draw any from imagination my memory seems to be unable to save new information and use jt
Hyperfixation really does improve art! I’ve been drawing Genshin art since I started playing nearly 2 years ago, and nothing has made me want to improve my art as much as that fandom. There’s so many talented artists there that I look up to and push me to keep trying.
dude same!! always seeing amazing fanart made me want to improve WAY more :D also the fact that the outfits are so complex made me improve in my own oc art by making myself learn character design
Fr tho
Samee!
Yeah I love gorillaz and it’s all I think about
Genshin absolutely improved my art especially because you have to look at the details
Bob Ross said it best:
"Talent is a pursued interest. In other words, anything that you're willing to practice, you can do!" :D
Amazing quote from SamDoesArt: "You need to learn the rules, before you break them." Honestly art is one of the most difficult things to learn, because it is different for everyone, but you're doing AMAZING so far!!!!!!
Good advice but I am pretty sure he didn't make this quote. That's like the oldest quote in the art community lol
@@valeriaaraujo9962 just the first person i heard the quote from, thought it was neat :)
i just watched his video and i remember him saying that lol i love him lmaoo
I like his "don't run from responsibilities" whenever he talks about drawing difficult parts. Actually, this is exactly what drives me to draw hands on my characters instead of hiding them. I just tell myself "don't run from responsibilities" and I force myself to draw them even if it's painful.
Yeah he was totally the one that came up with that quote 🙄 lol. that's been said for years
As an old, *_old_* commercial artist, let me say that anyone who draws (for example) movie posters, uses not only photo reference, but *_projects_* same on the illo board for his/her painting. Even better, if they work digitally, they do exactly what you did: They trace, then render, the actors' image to create the final piece. This is not only faster but also more accurate, when capturing a likeness is vital.
Omg guys she found her way to DRAW :,) I’m so fricking proud of you Dish! You’re developing so fast!
Aw you're so adorable but we're all proud of any artists deciding to show to ideas to the world ❤❤❤
I think you finally understood the difference between drawing and painting. The blocking in the shapes and building is painting, you dont have to worry because it will come together in the end. The planning and line work is drawing, they are 2 different skills but most people lump them together without knowing it. I went through that process myself with oil painting. Once you get it, then you REALLY get it.
painting definitely made me better at drawing. I miss it a lot.
Honestly, that advice is so real. I got so much better at drawing humans because I wanted to draw my favourite 2013 Minecraft CZcamsrs as their borderlands personas. Fanart is the best fuel for art because it just feels so good.
as person who drew for more than 10 years i can agreed: go wild, go as you can and as you like. There's always be the "right way" but that way can be something you don't enjoy or just feel like it's not it. So trying different stuff, learning from others, trying to seek and pick stuff which fit to you and the way you want to draw and imagine stuff.
Also obsession with something is true. I change fandoms after few years in between i obsessed with my own project and it always keeps me motivated and interested. Sometimes i return to something i enjoyed and felt like after years i can do something which i couldn't years ago and THAT spark interest.
so, din your spark, follow it but don't afraid to picl another if you need
my decision to stop worrying about whether my art "counted as art" just because it was majorly fanart was a HUGE blessing to me art-wise. I had a pretty awful dry period when it came to art for a few months because of some rough things I was going through in life, and I just recently started getting into Sonic. Let me tell you - nothing has been more fulfilling and healing than letting that hyperfixation sweep me off of my feet and back into art. My art has been improving dramatically lately after plateauing for so long and I have genuine inspiration and motivation to do it. It's so encouraging that you're having a similar experience letting your interests influence and spur you on in art, and those pieces are just amazing!!
Yeah I kind of have that right now. i so desperatly want to make somethin goriginal but then I will start and immediately give up. So now I am going to draw fanart and hope it helps :)
those paintings are so good omg!! I loooove seeing your immediate improvement the second you cracked the code for yourself!
I had a similar thing where I would always get hung up on lineart for YEARS until one day I was just like "heck this" and simply went from sketch > colours (instead of sketch > lines > colours) and it improved both my art, and my SPEED tenfold. So seeing you be able to crack that code fairly early on in your journey is such a blessing. I'm so stoked and excited to see how your art develops in the coming months, and years!!
You go this, Dish!
I've never felt more seen with my fixations 😂 "universe that i wanna live in but i cant" describes it the best
I got obsessed with OMORI during summer on May 2021 and that got me back to drawing after stopping completely the year prior... then my sister got a drawing tablet for me and all I did was draw OMORI. I don't draw OMORI all the time anymore but I've improved a lot since then so I can say that yes, having an obsession with something can indeed help you improve your art LOL
yeah hyperfixations really do let your art improve so fast,, i was heavily hyperfixated on jojo from 2020-2021, and the difference in my art over the months was insane. im so glad you found a way you like to work!!!! im also someone who enjoys just. painting stuff and refining it so that was cool to see!!! ur art is looking so good
YESSS!!! YOU UNDERSTOOD!!
just splosh the colors in and refine it from there!!
A fundamental for traditional art.
The true beauty of art making.
honestly as someone else learning art from scratch as well, i also realised that i struggle with a fear of failure which creates a big barrier of entry. this one video taught me so much about the importance of mindset and finding the right technique! super proud of ur progress and thank u so much for sharing this with us! you've inspired me so so much already and i can't wait to see ur further progress :D
dish discovering the beauty of digital painting is so relatable.
sketching is of course foundational, but being able too see the larger formations from just putting colors/shapes on the canvas is a better visual than trying to figure out the shape through sketching it.
edit: i like to call this process carving. since you put down a shape n slowly erase away to get the proper shape.
so far am loving this series!
Honestly such a good exercise! I'm now inspired to the same to brush up on my body anatomy, Maybe I should let myself fall back into my Pirates of the Caribbean obsession. Thank you for deciding to post your art journey again, it's so fun to see how much you have improved in such a short time
I saw this on twitter and was so stunned and curious about your amazing progress at the same time, thank you so much for sharing this, super inspiring!
I feel like the main takeaway from this is truly your line about removing barriers of entry. I've been dabbling in drawing since I was a pre-teen, and never managed to stick with it long enough to see real progress because I was obsessed with every line being right where it should be. I wanted my sketches to look clean from the very start, and if it didn't work out (which, as you can imagine, happened often) I would get super discouraged and stop drawing for days, weeks, even months. I tried the swatch method, I tried doing larger lines, everything I could to make my brain accept this process of sketching THEN refining, but it didn't work.
Since last year, though, I started dabbling in vroid, and boy has it been an absolute blast. Since the main frame of the character is already there, I can focus on finding those clean lines bit by bit, breaking down the work in tiny little digestible pieces. Since I've been doing it way more frequently than when I used to simply draw, my drawing motions have become surer and my technique has improved, which has shot my confidence level high enough that I can now accept imperfect lines because I KNOW I can make them better later on. It seems like such an obvious thing, but it truly took me these many years to get it seared into my brain. I AM capable of drawing better. I AM capable of making better art.
And most importantly, I feel like I'm now able to dabble into 2D again without crumbling under my insecurities.
So thank you for showing us your process and thank you for being vulnerable with us dish. I can't wait to see the shapes you art journey will take, and know I'll be along for the ride while shaping my own ! :)
I never realized how much hyperfixations helped me with my art, and seeing others channel that energy into progress is simply beautiful to see. Love your videos! Hope you have a great time drawing
ive been obsessively doodling the same cast of about ten characters for several months now and i can absolutely confirm it improves your art. lyra has never looked better the baggy clothes have even forcibly taught me how to do wrinkly fabric. nelwrens stupid bandages and self-destructive behaviour has made me completely remaster how i draw blood. i studied tooth anatomy to draw claw snarling like the feral little goblin she is. life is great when youre hyperfixating on your ocs
Hyberhyperfixations improving art quickly is one of the most truest things.
I have always been drawing since I was a little girl. But the moment when my art suddenly started to improve quickly was when I was 12 and watched this anime called "Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan"
Omg, there hasn't been a sketchbook I've owned past that day that didn't have Nura fanart inside. I even filled sketchbooks and files on my computer with drawings from that series. I also made like 10 ocs too.
One of my best drawings that I felt the most proud of was Nura fanart.
I'm still obsessed, but the fire has flickered down a little bit. It has been like over a decade since the manga ended...
But then recently I heard news that there's gonna be 4 new chapters released in April this year.
And so, after a whole day spent fangirl screaming, I've been back at it again, drawing an obsessive amount of Nura stuff...
Omggg can i just say thats literally also why i didnt get into anime at first cos i knew id be obsessed like there was too many things alr on my list + school. Now im finally a weeb as a working gal
The way you improved so fast, I'm both jealous and impressed, good job fam
obsession with kpop during uni days helped me get back to drawing ... the concept photos of this one kpop group were so pretty and creative and colorful that inspired me to do fanart of, and since then even tho my obsession with the group faded the drawing inspo still remained :3
Hi miss dish!! I wanted to give you tips that always help me to keep me drawing. I've been drawing for more than 12+ years, prwctically since I was a kid, and one of the phrases I've learnt is "variety is the spice of life" and it totally applies to drawing. My tip is to enter pinterest quite often. It may not sound like a huge thing, but it really helps to keep you stay artsy, discovering new concepts and different drawing syles and technics makes you want to draw every single one of them! It helps me a lot since I'm veey experimental and I can never stick to one thing. Also, another tip for maybe new things like creating characters or try different painting/drawing technics you havent tried before: be always experimental and try risks, even tho your scared to failure, its something i sadly learnt too late since I started drawing. So excited for you getting into drawing again! ❤
ALSO THOSE KYLOS THOOO OMG😭👌
OMGGG THE PAINTING ONE TURNED OUT SO WELL!!! I've always wanted to try the painting style of art. Maybe this will inspire me to try it :DD
You know what? I'm going to try this with my writing. If it paid off so well for you, Dish, I'm confident the same would happen with me. Wish me luck! (Also congrats to you on your drawings they look amazing 💖)
Dish you improved so much. You made me want to draw along with you. Can't wait to see your drawing journey further!
As a professional illustrator, sometimes you just gotta cling to whatever makes you create art. Especially now because I need to pay the bills with those illustrations 🙃 Take care of yourself, Dish! We're proud of you 💖
As someone that’s had a lot of all-encompassing hyperfixations but no way to really expel my brain matter anywhere, this really inspires me to maybe start my own art journey. I’ve always thought i just wasn’t meant for being an artist but seeing your organic journey has really started to change my mind. you’ve come so far, maybe i could too.
Idk why I feel like crying, I'm so proud of you! I'm also on my art journey, but haven't been able to crack my brain lol, the struggle is real. (your last work is actually the style that I would love to master, I love how the colours look)
The struggle is real 🖤
I felt that.
you're doing such a great job!! i have been following you since the start of your art journey and lemme say I am so freaking proud of you!! not only for the amazing art you have been putting out (that last drawing??? omg I'm obsessed) but also for not giving up and going through all the harsh fases. this art series have given me a lot of inspiration for keeping on drawing as well. thank you miss dish
I love these comfy and chaotic videos sm dish! I'm glad you're documenting this journey of learning a new skill with these videos.
you've inspired me as an artist to keep on drawing and practicing. keep on going dish, we love you 💖
i've been watching along with your art journey so far and it just feels really motivating and heart-warming. i genuinely haven't found something that just leaves me lost in thought and inspired after every video in a long time and watching your journey is really great!
i've been drawing for some time but i often expect too much from a rough sketch, thus end up scrapping it. but seeing you continue to create just because you want to create art is really encouraging to me and i want to draw now after watching this too lol.
you've also made a lot of progress with positive approaches and i'm really proud of how you've developed so quickly and effectively.
i'm looking forward to seeing more of your art as you continue onwards, dish!!
its so nice to see my fav content creator doing art and even sharing the journey!! ive been an artist since kindergarten but i took a massive break that lasted years because i didnt feel joy in it anymore. i started it up again during quarantine and you are so right!! you just need something you are really passionate about and art will just become fun like it was supposed to be. i dont think i can call myself a professional artist despite how long ive been doing art but you are so encouraging that i might continue to draw art more daily. super proud of you for finding your own techniques and figuring out how to create pieces you can be happy with :) hope you continue the journey with much encouragement!
Producing something you’re proud of is so exhilarating! ❤ so happy for you!
This is so inspiring, dish! Thank you for posting your art journey! As someone trying to find their art style, it's inspiring to see you find a method and style that works for you! ❤
Can’t even begin to explain the joy it’s been seeing your journey. As artists, we are growing everyday and when I saw the last drawing in this video it made me so unbelievably happy! Your improvement rate is astronomical and I am so proud of you. Believe it or not I get so much drive and inspiration from your videos and it makes me realize again and again why I started drawing. I can’t wait to see where you will go even just a couple months from now, happy drawing guys!
Thank you for tracing, that part of the video, especially what you were saying during the process, is my favorite. And daaaaaamn that last drawing is awesome! seeing your progress from the first pictures you were tracing to the last one is so substancial. Keep it up Dish, you actually inspired me to learn more. WITH TRACING and I don't care what people say.
THIS IS SO COOL! I’ve done a lot of digital painting myself and I just had deja vu watching you go through this process- learning to block things out with shapes of color first, keeping it messy and then refining later. Thanks so much for sharing your process!
This actually makes me wanna draw more I used to make artworks but then took huge break because obviously felt not good enough but seeing all this process and thoughts about artwork kinda resonate at some places. Like instead of being a perfectionist just doing for the joy /fun while making imperfections overall makes everything perfect . Thank you for sharing your thoughts and views it actually inspires a lot to make more works 🤗
I'm really excited to see this journey for yourself. I remember when you started to express interest into drawing, I was extremely stoked. Wherever you go with this, you have your fans' support! Can't wait to see what you do with this series
Good job dish ! The paintings are so pretty~
I've definitely found out through experience that drawing your obsessions is very helpful to keep you motivated and interested in your art.
This was so, so delightful to watch! Your paintings are awesome, especially for a beginner!
Your art videos always make me so emotional, cause i relate to them so much. Especially this theme about obsession art - i come back into my biggest one again after some time resting in genshin and all what i have now is endless desire to draw and do everything to transfer my thoughts to art.
Also love your art, was very happy to see it in twt🫶🫶
I can’t express to you how much I adore your videos. It’s such a relief to see a beginner somewhat like myself going through the painstaking stages of trial and error that is beginning drawing. I’m currently trying to learn anatomy and I just kept disappointing myself. But when I found your video it brought me to tears, you’ve given me hope to pursue my practice again! You’re afraid to fail but you power through, and it makes me think I could power through too. Thank you so much. ❤
wow dish, i’m honestly amazed. i’m so proud of you, your progress is astonishing! the artwork you’re creating is really starting to form into your own and i’m loving that for you, i’m so happy you’re finding art enjoyable again, you’re a huge inspiration so thank you for sharing your art with us❤
and regarding art block- it can be a pain and if you come across it again, don’t worry it will pass! don’t stress yourself when it does! just take some time and naturally come back when you feel inspired to draw again, that’s the best way i’ve found to work around it, rather then pushing through it and burning out.
anyway, once again i’m so proud and happy for you, keep up your amazing work i can’t wait to see more! ❤
Wow, the progress you have made already is insane. It's so awesome to see you already figuring what you love to make, it's one of the best parts of art for real. Keep it up! You got this!
As someone who’s been on/off art for years and finally getting into a groove, watching this and seeing your progression and want to progress is so awesome to see ! Please keep going and making whatever you love 🙏🏾
that final painting is so gorgeous!!! thank you for sharing your process with us :) it really hits different to watch you grow and learn in real time, as a fellow beginner I feel so inspired ❤
You explained this in the best way possible!
I’ve been having art block for while now, but recently I started reading mangas and Korean webtoons who’s art and stories are so good that they make me obsess and feel a feral NEED to draw the characters. Often drawing these characters spark some inspiration and I end up drawing my own characters from it. Obesessing over something really does work wonders. 😭👌🏽
I'm actually sooo happy with how you were able to crack the unspoken code of hyperfixation to your art subject AHAHAHAHA. I think every artist actually goes towards this type of learning method, me included. I started drawing by being so hyper fixated with Pokemon and drawn them a lot as a kid. As I grew up, learning different techniques, and trying out different mediums is nice, but to have something in art to be fixated on is like training your brain to dissect the subject and relying on your muscle memory and creativity to place that fixation on the canvas (layer on digital haha).
Currently, being super into anime, genshin and environmental art it really expanded how I create my illustrations as well. Keep on drawing the things you love Dish! Always rooting for you and other fellow artists out there!
Go dish!!!! Its really nice hearing you talk through the positive and negative thought processes you have throughout the process
This is so true! Obsession over jojo and genshin motivated me to draw and is tbh the only reason i've gotten decent at art. It is such a motivator to keep drawing things you love and look over that improvement. ALSO OMG THE LAST DRAWING LOOKS SO STUNNING GREAT JOB!!!
your progression is really impressive !!!! it's amazing, i've been watching the art series since the beginning and it's a huge motivation for me to continue drawing
the progress is insane!!! ive loved watching your drawings grow :,
Love to see you grow in your Art! Im still praticing art as well and this really inspired me!
im actually in shock how much youre improving, i started watching your first art videos when they cam out. and now when i ran into you again im actually blown away how much better youve gotten. great job dishh!!!!
This was both a joy to watch and a fantastic guide for getting over that initial “how do I even start” hurdle! Thank you so much ms dish! I hope you keep arting! Even if you may have accidentally reawakened MY kylo ren obsession…😂
Beautiful, better than ever before! You are refining this style of art and the outcome is amazing!
Im so happy for you!! The Kylo Ren piece was really amazing!! This video just dawned on me even more how Hyperfixating on a fandom really improves your art.. FAST.. like there's this thing in my head that's like "I love this thing so much, I MUST draw it in this and that" and before I knew I'm drawing lots and lots of it, even created an original character for them to interact with the world and the characters that I really love, and before I knew it my art was improving rapidly and im getting to collaborate with my favorite artists in the same fandom that I never knew I would before.... And it all happened in less than a year
aaaa this is such an encouraging project
this video gave me so much inspiration and reason to keep improving my art and practicing more (i’m basically a beginner just like you, in digital art), thank you
I am soo happy your art channel is back again!!! Can’t wait to watch again!!!
dish you are so purposeful and inspiring i legit almost shed a tear watching this, so so so proud of u!!
This was wonderful to watch! This is the first one I’ve watched from you so I’m not sure what you’ve done for exercises, but I’d love to see character design from you! I’d love to make fanart of them ;) plus hyperfixating on your own characters is a great motivator for me personally lol
Thank you for sharing!
These are great examples of an early artist in the making.
Most people wouldn't dare show this step.
Beautiful painting at the end! Happy to hear abt this breakthrough you describe your thoughts so well
This is Immediately relatable. I'm in between interests and art is suffering a bit, and used to trace all the time when I was a kid. Gotta reactivate an obsession ty for sharing your process🔥
Awesome art, Dish! Watching u draw rly inspires me to draw ❤
this was the most helpful video i’ve ever seen. i’ve been trying to get myself to learn drawing portraits for my entire life and i’ve always started, gotten insecure, and then given up all before i ever even made a dent. but this video finally made it click in my brain that i just need to DO IT and i won’t fail as long as i keep trying my best. thank you so much for sharing your journey and for helping others get over the hurdle of simply starting ❤
The title is what intrigued me soo much. Like that was so real of u to point out that i subscribed
Dish, you progressed so much, it's amazing! That 30 minute painting was honestly incredible! Im glad you finally found the solution, from one artist to another, I wish you all the best in achieving your dream of becoming an artist!
I absolutely love your umbreon light in the back!! So cute
omgg dish this is beautiful 😍😍😍 I already loved your drawings before but I'm so happy for you 💖
Love this video. I’ve been trying to get better at drawing. I’ve been struggling with just drawing from imagination vs doing what I want, which is to draw what I’m hyper fixated on. I feel you I spent a big part of my teens and early twenties (and honestly still now) trying to keep my hyper fixations at bay but I’m slowly starting to learn to use them to get things done instead of fighting against them.
I don't think I've ever resonated so much with anything else ever than this video! I've been following almost the same process to encourage myself to create more frequently. Although, there still is quite a bit of fear there which hinders consistency but I'm trying not to bash myself for it. I'll keep coming back to this video not just to remember what I want to work towards but more so to mirror the kindness that you so patiently show to yourself. I'm getting misty-eyed just being grateful that you created this video. Thank you, dish.
this was honestly such a nice and inspiring watch. ive been struggling with other things (mainly language as im studying abroad), and like it may not be the same thing, but youre giving me hope i didnt have! plus this was so comforting and nice to have in the background as i did such language's homework.
Oh Ms Dish, this is so beautiful to see! The way you approach this technique reminds me a lot of a friend who's currently in a program learning oil painting. It's a whole separate skill from line-art and it really seems to have clicked in your brain in some fundamental way. Which is so exciting! I hope you have fun continuing to explore and experiment 💜
i loved this video dish
Showing your progress and sharing your thoughts is rly helping me with working on something I am also passionate about (which has nothing to do with art somehow)
You are making it rly educational and somehow even relatable feels like some kind of magic
Thank you♥
you really found your style! line art is not for everyone and just putting colours on a page really is a great way to learn shake and dimension! this looks amazing dish you're inspiring me to get back into art!
I really do love how u r so excited every time about everything that u do, u ar amazing
this is so cute how you found your way to make art, genuinely really happy for you and i really hope you can continue enjoying the process this way!!
also this made me laugh so hard bc i also saw that one kylo ren edit on tiktok and it put me back into this phase so this is really a funny coincidence
once again congrats and wishing the best for the rest of your art journey, can’t wait to see how you progress honestly
I absolutely agree, drawing what you like the most is the best way to improve and I really love how your art style is kinda showing up already in the star wars portrait!!
Been looking forward for new videos! I also traced too when I started out. It helped get the feel of the strokes and made my hand movements more confident. After watching the vid, I kinda wanna try your process 👀
This video came onto my FYP after having a bit of a similar thing happening. I recently found my love for a long-dormant special interest. And I too, needed to get it out of my system and draw it. Silly thumbnail doodles in my sketchbook, writing the ideas down before I was capable of drawing them the way I wanted too. Attempted to draw his face on paper but really struggled, which is why I also proceeded to trace the actors face. I considered sharing these traced pieces of artwork but only because I was so happy with the shading I did, despite using the reference. I can't wait to continue down this path, and it's nice to have this video as a reminder that things are okay and progress is made! Also the advice with the little monster in shading absolutely perfect :D
hyperfixation really helps because u have this passion that kicks u with energy to make things and personally for me learning color palettes and stuff really helped. like, when u have good sketch and you really like it you can easily ruin it with wrong colors. ofc it isn't the problem when you have reference, but still. and daaaammn that drawing with gif reference is really good!!
i'm so proud that you are finding your way in art and that you didn't burn out completely, still having that passion in you. i would love to see your further journey as an artist! good luck and keep it up because you're doing super great❤
So proud of your progress dish! You really help me with being more motivated to do art
i was there for the stream, i'm so glad you included adum drover in this video lmao. that second ben piece you made looks amazing! it will be interesting to see how/if your style will shift as you create more. i can't wait to see what else you make and would love to tune in to another art stream :]
Miss dish! If you want to get into the habit of being consistent. You could try having a traditional sketchbook! It doesn’t always have to be drawings! With a sketchbook you can also put in things you find inspiring or things you find interesting! It’s a great way to have materials in your hands and play around with them. It also works as a type of discipline whereas creating something and not erasing over and over until you get it perfect. Also as someone who has been in and out of creating things and trying new mediums, I suggest you try out as many mediums as you can! It will certainly help your creative process. I also recommend getting and finding art books! They contain a lot of useful tips and they contain the structures and process of some of the art. OH I also forgot to mention that many lovely people here on CZcams have something called a “sketchbook tour” they are very helpful and it helps you get an insight on how other people fill their books! Thats all for now, I hope this is of some use to you.
been burntout these past few weeks and havent drawn something new in like a month, this definitely motivated me to just try and draw smth and to not be fixed in all the barrier entries. ty so much dish :D
BEST DISH CONTENT EVER! so inspiring and so passionate. Just dont feel pressure to post on this channel bcs of the burnout hits really hard
I really like this video :) it's so nice to see a chill process, with your thought process throughout and the decriminalisation of tracing hahaaaaa kudos!!
Ive been an artist since I was an itty bitty 6th grader, thats about 9 years or so. And this obsession method, where you use your passion as a drive for art really works. It’s how most of my art i’ve made has gotten better/progressed; So I’m so glad you’re finding the fun in drawing some of your favorite media. 💙
Omg dish!! I am so so proud of you! Your drawings have gotten amazing, to the point I was actually studying your technique and noting down stuff when you were drawing the last kylo ren painting!
I love watching you go through this process. There's something particularly uplifting about the whole thing Dish ❤