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- Not my usual content, but recently CZcamsr @PewDiePie has taken it upon himself to start drawing. So I brought along @theodd1sout and @Domics while on tour to talk about the difficulties of learning art. This video has become a poster child for the counter argument against techbros saying "stop gate keeping art". Lets talk about it.
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If you are interested in starting.. I got you guys. Here's all the useful links for starting drawing.
LINKS:
www.pureref.com/ - Reference program that lets you dump in images.
www.posemaniacs.com/ - Anatomy study website!
line-of-action.com/ - Anatomy/Gesture study website
anatomy360.info/ - 3D anatomy reference.
figurosity.com/pose-generator - a CG pose generator
game.capcom.com/cfn/sfv/column/131606 - Cool muscle breakdown Capcom has for SF.
www.pinterest.com/ - On the off chance you haven't heard of it.
Recommended Books:
anatomy4sculptors.com/
www.amazon.com/Anatomy-for-Artists-Volume-2/dp/1912843420
www.amazon.com/Force-Dynamic-Drawing-Animators-Second/dp/0240808452/ref=sr_1_2?crid=21MCANFHVC9EX&keywords=force+dynamic+life+drawing+for+animators+by+michael+mattesi&qid=1707058406&s=books&sprefix=force+dynamic%2Cstripbooks%2C127&sr=1-2
www.amazon.com/Figure-Drawing-Invention-Michael-Hampton/dp/0615272819/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1JLFVHP7WHU7A&keywords=figure+drawing+design+and+invention+2nd+edition&qid=1707058435&s=books&sprefix=figure+drawing+desi%2Cstripbooks%2C134&sr=1-1
Useful art accounts to follow for tutorials:
twitter.com/Ohasi_sub/media
twitter.com/yokoshi57503128/media
twitter.com/tatami_loop/media
twitter.com/UTodjsQ/media
twitter.com/taco1704/media
twitter.com/kunrennokm/media
twitter.com/UDekure/media
Expensive option (but cheaper than school):
coloso.global/en - Online classes from some of the worlds best.
Thanks, Ross, I will start right away. I love ya❤
thanks g
Rosss thamk you so much!!!!😢😢❤❤
If anyone also wants to learn some basics that help out in the long run, you should try Drawabox it’s free! Do be warned that it’s a commitment and taking time off from it is normal, but it really does set you off to learn fundamentals if you want to!
If you guys are interested there’s also a free course called “Drawabox” that goes over fundamentals throughout all drawings. Takes time of course but it could help if you’d like!
Everyone talks about how digital artists try to “control z” but no one talks about how traditional artists try to brush away eraser dust from their monitor.
When I draw traditionally when im use to digital I double tap the paper
Catch me trying to use the opposite side of a stylus as an eraser
the fact that I do both 😭
i keep to trying to zoom in or rotate it lol i spent maybe 8 hrs trying to do digital drawing but couldnt get the touch right so i went to pencil and paper and i still try to manipulate the drawing like its on a PC
@djmensil7303 that one is such a MASSIVE struggle for me bc my first drawing tablet had an eraser on the back of the stylus, but my upgraded tablet didn't!
Pewdipie is gonna bring back the Animation Era like he brought back the Minecraft Era💀
They've ran out of stories
@@sarfarazgaming121 Nah, he'd cook
@@SleekHeroo nah the storytime animators have no stories left
@@sarfarazgaming121they could just….you know….make shit up 😈
@@sarfarazgaming121 they can start making their own short shows and movies
just combine this hype with the hype for hazbin hotel
James IS already doing that
Seeing PewDiePie draw is honestly amazing, The fact that he's barely drawn anything in his life yet seeing him get better at it for a short amount of time is crazy, and he's doing really well, there might be people out there that will take inspiration from him whether you're a traditional or digital artist.
He's definitely giving me inspiration!
He has quite the talent~
It definitely got me more fired up, but I know my ego situation, as well as my patience and discipline for keeping at it, are way too bad. Still, I think I'll give it a shot this year at some point, been 5 years since I last drew anything, let alone anything actually ok
I usually actually feel discouraged by stuff like this (not as much as I used to, but I do sometimes). When I see someone get so good in such a short amount of time, it makes me realise how much longer I've been doing it, and I'm still not good. Makes me feel like I'll never actually get good. I need to try to change my way of looking at it, and instead realise that if I actually put the work and effort in, and practice drawing a specific thing consistently, i probably would make progress. A lot of the time I've spent drawing, I never really tried hard.
@@BlazertronGames first time watched it and as much as i was actually happy for him, i unironically felt devastated lmfao, ill never be able to live this man's life and that pathetic thought led me down a pathetic spiral, i know its stupid, and i know what the valid attitude is when it comes to things like this and it isnt what im doing now, but the fact that my life will amount to nothing hindered me from getting anything constructive outta this lol
Not only was it uplifting to see Pewdiepie's growth from buckling down to practice, but ya'll's supportive comments reinforce just how valuable it is for us artists to lift each other up. The joy coming off this video is infectious, so thank you for that.
I'll lift you up anytime ❤❤
Seeing pewdiepie draw gave me the motivation to do it too for some readkn
*Y’all
@Sasukesanimation after 2 Weeks what has the motivation done ?
My sketchbook is full of unfinished pieces I started and bailed on 😌
HOLY HELL, I havent seen this name in YEARS
I've got a couple that are 60-70 done that have been sitting for years.
Same, im already in day 5 learning gestures and I did a full sketched before i finish my session. Idk but pewdiepie really inspire me something, specually from learning japanese couple years ago when i hear him speak japanese.
I haven't finished a drawing in like 3 years
It's really inspiring to see pewds continue drawing out of sheer enjoyment, and it shows that anyone can do it with enough time, effort and passion
And this will inspire alot of kids to start drawing i bet, win win.
Use that inspiration right now before you lose it ❤
Yeah, for some reason there's this misconception that drawing is a talent
@@orbboom6119that's the reason I'm starting it again
@@figbloppa7183 yeah it honestly baffles me that people even think that. One of the main arguments pro-AI people use is that we gatekeep art because it's a talent, which is so stupid. 💀
Now this is a monumental video right here. All the Newgrounds classics up against the retired top youtube gamer diving into the animation industry.
Gather up kids. This video is historic
sorry i'm late, my phone was charging in the other room so i couldn't take pics
Kay
@@nicolasroy8481his admin Craft vid was pretty classic though. Idk how they hold up now but yeah.
@@nicolasroy8481ross absolutely is but domics and odd1sout got their start on youtube, yeah.
He was part of a newgrounds group whose members eventually worked in the animation industry, as well as being frequent collaborators of other newgrounds artists. He's been on the platform since 2004 and created gameoverse and derpcraft among other things.
@@nicolasroy8481
i feel like a lot of people have forgotten that felix has a great eye for composition, color, and other principles that elevate visual art. he posted a lot of really cool photoshop art on deviantart way back when!! it was so cool to listen to your commentary ross + friends!!
Thank you for mentioning his photoshop experience, I’ve heard a few people say he’s just naturally has an eye for this and has zero experience. Which just does a disservice to his history with photoshop. It’s important to know how experience in certain fields can massively help when branching out.
@@user-fl6ww3rs5q I'm pretty sure he also went to Uni for industrial or graphic design or some such before he dropped out and started making CZcams videos so yeah, it's mostly training his hand, he had some artistic foundation
yeah if I recall correctly, he sold some paintings made in Photoshop to fund for his computer back then.
(why do so few people remember?)
he is insanely huge with a long career tho, can't expect everyone to remember his past (many prob don't even know he sold hotdogs)@@tociart
@@tociartBecause it was like 13 years ago. Entire generations change in this time.
his growth is unreal, I'm jealous but also, yes I have an ego that wont let me draw anymore. Too hurt by my own self critique. To have pews' strength to carry on even when you dont like it, thats impressive.
That strength is like the strength in your arms - you gotta train it. It's a skill.
the only reason you don't draw is because you keep up your attitude and keep telling yourself that
Don’t be too hard on yourself. Just have fun. That’s what matters.
Yeah, I feel you. It gets discouraging from time to time, honestly.
That's impostor syndrome. It's the only thing that holds you back. Felix has bad days and even scratched his decent art yet he kept at it everyday. Best thing to do if you have a bad art day is to sleep it off and attempt to do it in next day. Felix had a week slump of art and still do it everyday for at least 15 minutes to an hour.
Like everyone said, just do it. Because any drawing that you make is a progress even if you didn't think so.
I’ve never heard the “replication phase” which makes so much sense. I remember when I could only ever copy something, had no skill otherwise. It’s scary to start learning the basis and start to create something unique, but it’s worth the trial and error. Love this video.
And I remember copying nothing. I like making my own stuff. But drawing being a skill, I suck at copying (Proportions vary)
That being said: Man, do I feel existentially horrified about the thought that I have wasted so much time... I am 19 next summer and I feel like I am going to die of old age soon.
try not to think about it too much, i'm turning 18 next month and I'm very anxous about it and have the same thoughts as you, about to enter college and the likes. Even when I'm about to open a new chapter of my life I will always return to drawing eventhough I suck at it, as long as you're able to hold a pencil it will never be too late, my friend. It's fine to trip and fall as long as you have the will to climb back up, after all no one is able to walk without tripping first. So don't be afraid to make mistakes and learn from them :>
i'm so jealous that felix learns things so fast lol, like I'm a professional animator and I'm pretty good but it always takes me forever to learn like a concept or an idea, like i can easily replicate it but when the time comes to do it on my own, it's like i forget how things work lmao
All respect to Felix it's amazing growth but beginner gains are crazy.
When you first start out, your improvement happens faster. Once you get more experienced and more skilled, you start tackling more and more difficult concepts and progress seems to slow
Thats totally normal to feel that way, felix does too most likely, thing is that felix has actually learned how to learn correctly, like as you can see he permanently breaks down pro artwork and tries to understand them. That’s insanely impressive
@@jamescreative9569relatable. Felt I didn't improve at all 3 years after drawing. I simply need more knowledge on anatomy and art style to make my own drawings later on
@@jamescreative9569this! I remember when I was in middle school it's very easy for me to feel fulfilled- improvement feels fast. Meanwhile as I get older I feel like I don't do it as fast. Everyone can slow down, and speed up. Definitely go on your own pace and don't be discouraged
The drawing at 6:08 feels very preoprtiond and is interesting because of the pose choice and how the hairs feels alive, i think that's why that one particular drawing sticks out
I really liked Ross's comment "if she was in an anime, she would die"
@@Grimstar-nj9rf Checks out. Looks like Kaori Miyazono
I just have to say, it's great seeing PewDiePie not just take up art, but document and broadcast his journey in learning it. It's a terrifying thing, both to start something new and to share those first shaky steps, and it's so tempting to just hide away your progress until you think it's "good enough" for others to see. But by sharing that process, he's reassuring people that this is how it works. You improve, you learn, you get better, but it's a gradual process. To quote Arin Hanson, "You think I cam out the pussy drawin' Mozart?" And to his credit, nobody, not Ross, not Arin, not PewDiePie, NOBODY came out the pussy drawin' Mozart. I'm going to dust off my tablet and give learning another shot.
Good shit, enjoy getting back into it!
Yes. Everybody always says that artists are so talented, but really it's just skill. Which sucks for beginners because when they think they're not doing well, they might start thinking they just don't have the talent.
Other than Mozart himself, no one can draw Mozart straight out the womb
It is only terrifying if you don't understand how learning a skill works.
Rubber Ross try not to mention Vtubers challenge, level: IMPOSSIBLE
I do think the ref/no ref thing is a hard thing to overcome, especially if you're like me and concerned about the "copying" stigma.
I've recently picked up on redesigning one of my old characters; rather than making up facial expressions like I usually do, I referenced characters from movies and TV, those specifically that I felt most relatable to my character's personality. Though not 100% original, it was 100% better than what I've done in the past. It helped me understand what made an effective expression with less exaggeration.
It's nothing to be ashamed of. A lot of artists do expression studies and its a great way to build up your visual vocabulary. Nothing is original and copying aspects of other artists is a great way to learn how they approach fundamentals and it informs you of what you want to take from it.
It's only really a problem when it's for profit and clearly based on another work without any credit
Nowadays ive gotten into a habit of glancing at a side moniter with a ton of references for different poses and such, drawing my poses on traditional paper, and then building off of it in digital
I don't know why, but twitter "people" are angry for any shit. Like in this situation. PewDiePie had time and pasion to learn this.
How is Twitter mad at PewDiePie learning to draw lmfao
i think they just hate pewdiepie, which like. fair. he said some pretty terrible shit years ago, i personally don't think it represents who he is today but yknow, not everyone is so willing to forgive and forget lol
@@OofGP Jealousy
@@OofGPbecause they cry that learning to draw is hard and you can't learn this well in 100 days. But he did great job.
Twitter will get angry at anything and everything
the reason why coloring was soo soo good seemlingly from the start is that he did soo much photoshop art right? i remember his old series
He did. He already has trained eyes for color, lighting, and composition
14:44 RIGHT??? MY JAW WAS ON THE FLOOR THAT'S GORGEOUS the colours are beautifully mixed together enough amount for highlights like Felix had my art brain explode with this one and every previous sketch!
I’m glad y’all understand the importance of positive feedback for new artists. When I was doing my BFA everyone in my class felt like they were constantly trying to prove they were good because we were told the opposite so much. There’s so much emotion involved in drawing that people don’t expect
I'm super happy for him. But I'm also super jealous of how fast he's learning. He made at least as much progress as I did in two years, probably more lol.
He inspired me to come back to drawing. I've gone back to using pen and paper and drawing just for myself and it's so much fun.
never give up, keep up consistency, and acknowledge your failures! idk who u are but i believe in ur drawing journey!
He's had a lot of experience through all sorts of graphics design, photoshop, whatever designs, and a lot of years on him to doodle away for fun as well and to read and watch all sorts of manga and anime. He is not starting from zero. Not saying this to take anything away from Pewds, I think this is all great and happy for him. Just saying this because of what you said here. There's nothing quite like experience to develop that eye, to develop a sense of colour science, a sense of story, and most importantly that critical eye always looking for improvements and identifying what to work on next, as well as understanding how to utilise help and tools and such.
@@oldmatttvwell said!
I've been meaning to do something like this for years but I always drift out of doing it after a couple weeks. Huge respect for him going through with it!
I love seeing Felix’s growth as a person, a father, and family man. He helped me get through some bad times when I was younger. It’s cool seeing take those next steps in life as I mature myself
“That’s boobs, can’t show that on CZcams, can’t show that on CZcams” is exactly my sketchbooks too 😂😂 I just love drawing bodies so much lmao. I wish it didn’t have to be censored bc a person naked standing there really isn’t inappropriate at all 😔
When I saw pewds post this video I was so excited to watch it as an artist. Everything he talked about and all his art is like the perfect little window into what all artists go through when trying it out.
Some of these drawings are actually insane for a few months of drawing... he inspired me a little, not gonna lie
As an artist I think the one thing that really helped Felix’s art journey is proabbaly his ability to perceived the designed world around him- like you can tell how attentive he is to his references when he’s drawing with the pieces he’s creating- the details and lines all put there intentionally and not just bc the reference looked or had that certain detail. It rlly is so important as a visual artist to understand the world around u and understand how u can interpret that onto a canvas
Artists will know that kinda skill comes with art itself- the more u draw from the world around u the more you become more attentive of it- but you can rlly see Felix had that skill even before- most likely bc he worked in a visual field
Really, most artists don't develop that skill very well. Many quit because they don't.
Usually it's only the ones who end up being professionals, have real drive to improve, or have talent, who do.
Gosh honestly this was amazing to watch! Also great to see Felix just having a blast with drawing, and this was cool to just watch and hear more about drawing from the trio in the corner! lol
"I can't show that" Honestly was gold! But like its important to know how to draw different parts, for specific reasons, granted I can't think of anything for that thing inparticular. (Just lack of my own creativity)
11:43 this art is truly goated
I think this was exactly what I needed to get back into drawing. I haven't been doing art since I graduated college at the height of covid. Its been a real struggle for me to mentally justify (as if I needed to) any reason to continue something that wasn't making me money but WAS bringing me happiness and comfort. Knowing that someone like Felix is who far from a professional can improve that much over a short 3-ish month span tells me that I can do better too, if I just put in the time.
this inspired me to practice drawing today, thanks ross! ❤️
Felix actually has some kind of knack for handiwork and is a very intelligent person. If you follow his vlogs, it's not unusual for him to pick up on things really really quick.
It's kinda cool to see shaky lines becoming more certain and a level of comfort in doing girl faces and figuring out his style in such a short time. He's for sure speedrunning at least the initial stage of figuring things out. Of course there's an endless road ahead of him now. Male figures, creating outfits from the top of your head, perspective, nature, animals, the interaction of subjects, composition, etc.
I hope that this does encourage a lot of people to get into art, but I hope it doesn't disencourage them if they don't see results on the same level as he did. Everyone's brain works different and takes a lot of different things. I picked up a liking for drawing in high school and I always felt worthless with it because all my artist friends drew better than me then (some probably still do). I didn't get really better at it without private tutoring because I couldn't find a way to teach myself alone even though internet tutorials were already a thing.
I'm still well into my art journey, and I've been trying to do it daily this year after long periods of not doing much because of depression. I'm happy that my mind is finally at a place where I'm thinking more "wow, if I put some more work it will be great" rather than "It's absolutely hopeless and I should give up"
I gave up on art and I still regret it, but the art school was too much for me.
I am autistic and need help getting started on some things, and well, a SCHOOL should at least teach you the basics.
But no, my teachers assumed everyone in art school, at the age of 14 was already able to draw realistic drawings, with shading, light, etc, and would refuse to teach me at least how to DO the shadings since I never really understood how to.
And I really regret not looking up some courses, or looking for someone to teach me, because I know once they explain me something I pick it up pretty quickly. I was able to draw a perfect realistic contour on the first week of school because one nice thing about autism is it makes me focus on details, but I lost credits for it because I wasn't able to shade the drawing...
I really wish art teachers were more understanding and helpful, but instead they would just refuse to help, and then say "you have so much potential and don't put it to use"...
@@DINGD0NG... Aw, that makes me sad to hear, but it is kinda true. Art school and colleges in general are a lot more about figuring out how to study on your own. Private tutors and courses really make a big difference for beginners. Hope you find a way to get back into art
@@jpcsdutra yeah... i hate it tho, like, I went to an art school because I like art and wanna learn, if I wanted to do all by myself I'd just do it at home, for free, and study something else lmao.
I really hope too, need to punch my depression in the face first and then I already have a drawing tablet to start! I am confident once I feel better I'll start doing things I enjoy again lol, just gotta give time to time yk
I can relate. It feels frustrating to see people improve quickly at art because you start asking "why can't I improve, is there something wrong with me?". Different ways of learning art apply to different people. I had to start the hard way with boxes because that would allow me to go further with proportions and eventually into anatomy. But that's not a bad thing. Being able to replicate anime drawings, understand them and color them appropriately is neat, but have I learned anything from just repetition? No. Doing just repetition until I realize everything without any structure never worked for me. For 10 years I tried to find a method that worked, and only recently it started to shape up for me: if I don't know the basics first, I can't just pop into anime drawings and learn by repeatedly recreating them. You can learn to draw anything if you find the right way to learn to draw that allows you to remember and retain your skill.
As an artist, Pewdiepie's video is even more inspiring than most drawing tutorials by professional artist. It shows that anyone can improve and it shows the reality of hating what you draw but you just have to keep going.
it’s honestly so unfair how quickly pewdiepie learned to draw, it makes us all look bad
For years now I have stached all my scketchbooks from 2001 until now, I use my sketchbooks as journals. And with the years I learned to not scratch my doodles and just apreciated them. When I do classes I always say to the kids to not rip the drawings or scratch them, you can always learn from the failed doodles, you can learn from the mistakes no matter if you wanna be a pro or just for hobbie.
After many years of wanting to draw I have finally managed to get past some of my mental blocks, that things will not be perfect/like I want immediately and what works or not with me(for some reasons my brain hate doing the head's lines for the placement and some of the others stuffs that usually help), I have also recently created ocs and adopted characters so it really helped me to get motivated at drawing for them
ngl i thought that seeing felix improve so fast would make me want to draw less than i already am, but i'm honestly feeling more motivated now
His rapid improvement really shows off his skill in being self critical and seeing his work for what it is and how he can improve.
Maybe a little TOO critical on occasion, lol, as he was brushing off some really good work. Probably just needs a more rounded understanding to see just how good some of those pieces were.
I'm always envious (maybe not the right word, but that's the best word I can think of right now) of people who are willing to try to draw even after failing, because I've tried to draw for projects despite disliking it since I was a kid and I get way too critical. Art just isn't my thing but I'd like to have the skill for d&d characters and stuff, but there are people that start out that way and end up loving it but I can't get that way because I just don't have the mental strength to fail over and over. For any artist or aspiring artist, you are probably the most mentally strong people I can think of.
as an aspiring proffesional artist, seeing felix's vid, its honestly so refreshing. its someone who has already achieved in life doing something purely bc it makes him happy. a lot of us artists who want to do art for our carreer forget that we started art for the same reason.
Love seeing pewds growth and the advice and words of wisdom from our three good art boys
First of all this is such a delight to see. Oftentimes throughout social media I see a lot of hate throughout the community and it’s really sad to see. This is a great example of the basics of art where it’s something you can access and enjoy, whether it’s for yourself or other people. I’m glad you guys had a fun time with it too, makes it all the more better! Secondly, I haven’t seen James a lot in real life videos so him having a mustache really took me a second to see if that’s the same James were talking about.
This video was a type of serendipity encouragement for me at this interesting point of my life, and I greatly appreciate it. I'm in my 30s and started drawing a few weeks ago because I wanted to make emotes of characters for a game that had already EoS'd and will likely never see the light of day ever again. I have zero art experience or studies but have always been on the fence on drawing since I've been told my art is horrible. Even now, I question the quality of my art.
But, seeing the progress in this video, the encouragement and advice from everyone, and the fact that this is also coming from RubberRoss who've I've been watching for years now was so encouraging and heartwarming that I feel like trying again.
So, even though I know this video wasn't exactly directed at me, thank you.
I've never done this challenge before. I have tried Inktober where I'd try to draw the prompt every day, but eventually stopped at the ash drawing prompt. Congratulations Felix on doing this 100 day drawing challenge 👏 I started drawing in 2018 and stopped in 2021 because of burnout. I made 57 drawings in 3 years, and all of them have been made using MS paint.
His video really got me inspired to draw more and hopefully get better. You guys giving your own pointers and explaining certain aspects is also quite helpful and I'm gonna try to keep it all in mind with my practice.
This is amazing I hope this inspired people to become artists, art is amazing.
amazing to see the impact pewds' video has had on the community i've always been super critical and highly self aware of my creations that i just let them be kek, but it's interesting to see my theory on a creators curse/blessing come true (for those wondering whenever you create something you can see the rough parts even veteran creators see it case in point pewds and ross and other artists where people tell you it's amazing but you the creator do not like it the same with voice actors or actors hating to hear their own voices or see themselves act since they see their flaws more. for the blessing part is that you slowly unlock more of what you're doing for me i never knew why artists added the colors they used in their art but hearing that's for keeping track of your creation is interesting the same as a carpenter keeping track of what tools they use) anyways simply amazing work
ps: ross hates the drawing kek (joking)
It's honestly inspiring and awesome to see where someone starts from to what they can do now!
His video got me to start an art journey of my own. And I got to say even though some days are hard I'm still have a ton of fun doing it!
Currently trying to draw hands and having a bit of trouble with that lol
Really cool to see you react to Pewdiepie! I think it’s great how he approached art. His fast progress show’s a willingness to learn and resiliency. You can tell he’s picking out his mistake, improving them in the next drawings and pushing his comfort zones.
Watching this felt like watching it with some artist friends and chilling! Felix has improved so much, and to see other artists praising him for it (especially like u guys said with the whole ai argument) is awesome!!
I’ve been drawing for 7~ years and I had never consciously considered the eye thing you guys described. Looking at some of my art, I can tell I need to think more about it haha! But the fact Felix got it so fast is just crazy cool!
The ways you guys are so excited about watching the process is so energizing as a struggling creative. Watching you root for Pewdiepie is SO refreshing. It shows how art can be shared and the ways in which it can inspire and support. I loved every second of this video. Delightful from beginning to end. Thank you for this.
OML this is my first video from you I am watching and i laughed so hard cause I think its just so funny how artists are so similar to each other and have same thoughts etc. your guys' reactions are so awesome i love this
i dropped doing art consistently a couple years ago because of depression and lack of motivation until i simply drifted from the routine of it completely. it hurts to see yourself slowly degrading in quality and being scared to pick it up again because you know you're getting worse as weeks go by.
felix's video motivated me so much more, i just picked up drawing again and then he dropped this video. i was an intermediate artist and i lost All™ muscle memory. seeing him slowly understand how art works from the inside was so inspiring, and now Ross giving out his insight, praise and passion is just so motivational.
time to be the art kid again, only this time im not a kid anymore haha
God the comment on teenagers that had drawn for years and still sucked hit home for me! Still glad to see Pewdiepie getting so into it and people supporting him, art can be really crushing to get into.
Great video with great insight. Starting anything from scratch is always gonna have that initial period where you're not great at it but eventually over time, the skill will build! 😁
It’s so cool seeing PewDiePie learn to draw like this and just watching that evolution happened so quickly It’s also super encouraging to see so many artists get encouragement from it too
Talking about self-analysis, this is exactly why I found myself finally progressing in drawing. I started practicing once again, for like the tenth time in the last few years, in September, and I already made a large progress, and I couldn't achieve that for years. What changed is that I got invested in other hobbies like programming, translating, but mostly writing, and it helped me A LOT. I could spend hours in one sitting slowly making progress, but making a lot of analysis, browsing the internet, looking into a blank screen, and all that stuff. I focused on all these hobbies throughout my teenage years, slowly getting better at analysing, and so now, being 19 years old, I could finally grasp how to analyse my drawings and make progress
I loved Felix's video, and I love that you guys reacted to it! Such support from the artists in the community, you guys rock!
I love seeing different artists way of drawing things.
Like personally I draw everything free hand while trying to replicate what I’m imagining, sometimes I’ll look something up to get a better idea of how something should look.
Haven't watched art content in a long time and haven't drawn in longer, this is the kind of thing that makes me motivated to try again. When artists just sit and hype each other up is awesome.
I've been trying to draw more myself, been doing a lot of random critters and creatures and I've gotten a few cool designs I liked inspired by things and it's fun to do. I'm still trying to improve more on people or humanoid things and while there were a few tips in this, i will take them to heart in tryin to help myself.
Hey Ross, it was awesome meeting you, dom, james, jaiden and arin at Scribble Showdown in Phoenix. It was an awesome show, and i had a great time. Thanks and keep up the good show
Not even drawing for me. But I love writing .
I used to rap with a local group, do some shows . I would write every single day, but after college it stopped .
I’m trying to write daily again. Poems , journaling; whatever . Honestly this video was awesome to see . That it just takes determination, and maybe a little bit of natural talent .
I have barely drawn in almost 10 years. I stopped just when I thought I was getting good. I tried again and it really looked like I back pelted a lot and was going to give up again. Felix's video really pushed me to start again and this helped even more. Thank you for the suggested websites, I will definitely use them. :)
Lol, I wish I could’ve seen a show, hi Ross 😂
honestly seeing his video inspired me so i bought a sketchbook and im trying to practice trad art again. Used to do it in the past, it didn't work out so i switched to digital art which isn't bad but it's so much easier to just whip out a sketchbook and a pencil and just draw for a bit
I think Pewds does lighting so well was because he was really good with photoshop. So he is definitely good with color, lighting, balance and stuff.
I was so impressed
This was a great video to watch. Really enjoyed the commentary.
Glad to know Domics is alive, love that dude!
It’s nice seeing the people I like watching able to interact with each other whenever they didn’t before. Hope all of you might make some videos together some day!
This channel is one of the only art channels that actually inspires me. I'm right on the line of aphantasia because I only see dots and lines when trying to picture things so I find that I can't get myself motivated to put anything on paper. Ross is one of the only popular artists on CZcams I feel has the same situation as me.
I paint miniatures as my art outlet; as well as writing. I'm also someone on the line of aphantasia because I just can't visualize anything. I don't know what colours will look good together off the top of my head; hell I can't even say I know what the characters I write actually look like. As such; Ross has been a massive inspiration to help with approaching creative situations.
What I can say is, Pewdiepie definitely has artistic aptitude and is able to focus on many things at once if he knows where to look. And that, combined with years of gaming and training his fine motor skills, leads to his incredible improvement in such a short time.
Unfortunately for me, I have to learn things the hard way, because I cannot focus on too many things at once, and my hands tend to be a bit shaky. But learning things the hard way, getting the fundamentals into my head before I get into anatomy, actually made me improve and understand things. And also, I tend to not realize certain things until they're pointed out to me, which was one of the core reasons I had issues learning how to draw.
Honestly I just love how much joy Pewdiepie radiates as he shares the art he's proud of. And even if he scribbled out the things he thought were ugly, he still showed his whole sketchbook to his millions of subscribers. He looks like he's having so much fun with the art and it reminds me of trying to draw the Pokémon I saw on the cards I collected when I was younger.
tbh I've been in an art rut for years and seeing him have so much fun and improve is really motivating
It's really uplifting to see a person make such incredible strides from a baseline of no skill, in such a short time. It's proof that anyone can learn to draw, if they just apply themselves consistently.
I appreciate seeing Ross's sketchbook, a lot of the pages you see online are very well thought put and organized for a polished picture, but it's cool to see a pro doing the same "two heads in the void aaaand it's time for next page" I do
i just watched his video 10 minutey ago. let's watch it again!
This was an awesome watch, learned so much just from this alone, thanks Ross!
i drew a lot back in school but stopped because i hated everything back then, like teenagers do. A few years ago i tried drawing again but gave up, despite having some really good results, because i just couldn’t feel inspired. I still don’t have any inspiration and motivation to draw, but felix sort of gave me another boost to try getting back into it again. But this time i want to focus on traditional drawing, learning anatomy, perspective, gesture etc. Maybe getting down the basics properly will give me some time to learn what i actually want to draw. I‘m just drawing a lot of 3d cubes, boxes and zylinders at the moment, as well as everything else i see in my room. Just as few minutes per day.. Im on day 9, not sure if i‘ll stick with it this time, maybe art just isnt for me, but it‘s worth giving it a try, as i remember to have loved it as a kid.
I think its worth mentioning pewdiepie has experience making art on photoshop before he did youtube. He even has a devientart account!
Besides the coloring (my medium is colored pencils & crayons) I could sketch like this if I ran on 3 hours of sleep and binge watched tutorials the day before. I cannot draw otherwise. When im fully lucid i dont understand what lines mean anymore. Still proud of that peter capaldi sketch I did once as a request because I was in a special headspace where I was able to hyperfocus for a whole day. I really need to just start drawing as a hobby again.
It's pretty amazing to see how far he's come in just short amount of time drawing things in a sketchbook, I do like the fact that he went to the effort of labeling each page ahead of time with numbers so you can see which day he drew them.
I used to draw all the time and I always would draw from comics, graphic novels etc especially as I was learning portions and hands. But I stopped because I thought I was a fraud for essentially copying the bodies and poses and faces. So thank you guys for saying that when you are learning it's still ok to copy and take ideas from pinterest etc. I always felt horrible for copying so I stopped drawing 20 years ago and went to photography which is truly my passion and is now a business. I've been thinking of going back to drawing as a way of relaxing etc and thanks to this video I think I will now.
Awesome video. I am trying to get back into drawing and everything I have seen in this video has given me more confidence.
Felix out here completing side quests and schooling Aye Eye excusers that it is possible to learn to draw in your pace.
Also James pointing out the male downstairs area gave me SF Tour flashbacks. LMAO
The original video was such a motivation booster, it's crazy. And this one even more so (I do pixel art)
Looks like I have some unfinished work to touch up finally
like yo pfp
@@pewdewpiebridge thx, drew it myself
What sucks is I never had an art teacher teach me about the circles to draw heads thing. Didn't know about it until after highschool really.
It's so funny to see what he thinks is worth skipping over is what you guys talked the most about.
For me personally, I drew a lot in my teenage years, but I don't think I even hit the replication stage before I became more on and off with drawing. I drew a lot of stuff then but usually not stuff from shows/games/etc I liked from reference, usually just random doodles from my head that were probably just inspired by those things instead. I've thought of picking it back up again, but I find there's so many things I want to do and lack the same kind of consistent commitment that Felix has to do it 10 minutes (or more) a day.
Been in a creative block for a long time but after watched Pewds art video, it really rejuvenate me and sparked alot of inspiration.
Also the tips on this video was really helpful too!
This makes me so motivated to improve again. Been stagnating or even recessing for half a year now. Gonna be time to get good again
Watching him draw made me wanna draw in my sketchbook again, rather than just sticking to my digital art
Pewd's video is inspiring... I'm not inclined to draw on paper or photoshop or what have you, but as an aspiring game designer, 3D is where it's gotta be. I've made some crummy 3D models before but never been happy with them, despite how fun it was to get a handle on Blender hotkeys... but he's inspired me to knuckle down and actually make a 3D model every day until I'm able to produce things I really enjoy.
as someone who is in art school and is burnt out from everything with no motivation for personal drawings, this feels super inspiring. and i’m so glad to see the progress he made, it’s really good stuff
irrelevant to the video but similar to what Arin did in 2013ish id love for you to showcase your old art and see how far you've come!
lots of love from Canada!
I’ve been trying to draw for a few years now and my best tip is to draw a variety of things, if you get better at drawing a lot of different things you will be much better overall
I have loved drawing ever since i was a kid. I used to draw all the time, and i won multiple first place ribbons in the county fair. After a severe car accident, i ended up losing some mobility in my wrists and took forever to get it back. Then i fell off a 30-foot wall in basic training, and my art hasnt ever been the same since. I cry these days since im having a hard time drawing again. Since i lost my ability to draw, I've been very, very depressed but watching rubberross videos makes me feel better . I've been trying to get back into drawing again, but it's still painful.
you have the power inside u my friend, use it
I hope he saw this and found it helpful and encouraging. Its so encouraging and helpful to have ppl who you can trust to know what they're talking about look at your creative endeavors and give you constructive feedback as well as be positive and encouraging about what you're doing. I also love that you've shared that with everyone. With how easy it is for ppl to be negative and critical with out the constructive part I think its great for there to be examples of what positive constructive criticism looks like.
Imma need to open up the old sketchbook tomorrow
you know what, i've always been liking the stippling technique when i do art class in highschool but i stopped drawing because i don't like how ass it is when i try to sketch and get frustrated by it, it really makes me want to learn from zero and actually be able to stip for whatever i could draw in the future!