@@hayatzor6249 some tips (lol i’m not an professional) •if you’re drawing a character in the background draw the background first and then add the character (if you’re drawing digital) •if you’re drawing from your fantasy find a lot of references for things (table, window, tree, water etc) • remember that backgrounds has shading and that if you’re in a place with windows, lamps or the sun or something the light comes from a place. • start with the most important things and then detail more -i really hope this helpes (as i said im not a pro) and dont take my word as facts and all backgrounds is diff so this might not help lol
I also draw too many young asian women portraits which makes me burn out sometimes. So I’ll try to expand my horizons! Self note: - humans: boys, ethnicity, age, size, style - nature: landscapes, creatures, plants - objects: machinery, buildings, food, etc
I feel like I don’t genuinely like drawing anything other than ppl?? But maybe it’s bc I haven’t seen ppl draw cars or buildings in a style I like. I do wanna draw more environments but I’m really picky on the style of drawing environments I like
Since everyone is writing their goals this year.. here's mine! -learn how to draw body's -find a art style -make my own character -get out of my comfort zone -get more coloring pencils
alr since everyone is writing down their art goals imma do it too b4 i get a new sketchbook :) - backgrounds (city, buildings, crowds, nature) - different animals like bears, etc. - dynamic poses - full bodies - using different mediums (watercolour, other paint) - character design! :D
Man, you posted this at the right time! Recently, I've been kinda exhausted from just drawing commissions even though they were quite fun to draw, so I really needed this, thank you! 😊
I’ve been stuck in a realism loop recently, so this is super helpful. When I first started drawing I’d always want to be more realistic, but now that I’ve had so much experience and it’s gotten instinctive, it’s not what I want hahaha... It reminds me of when I learned how to spin wool. The instructor kept saying that spinning the wool thickly was a blessing, because once she learned how to spin finely she could never seem to spin thickly. I didn’t understand at the time, but that’s how it is for me and realistic art. I guess we’ll always want what we don’t have lmao. Anyways, to all the baby artists out there, what makes you seem inexperienced is so lovely and I’m so proud of all the work you put it
I used to be terrible at watercolors (still not the best but it's a tricky medium lol, regardless I did improve). Keep in mind watercolors spread where water is, so if you don't want paint to spread somewhere wait for it to dry. As a medium you do get what you paid for, don't use cheap $1 paints on printer paper. Also feel free to try watercolor pencils to start off with because they have more control.
Want to draw more anatomically accurate and to begin using colors. I remember just drawing anime characters in high school and a couple of months ago I was stuck on chibi for a month. Looking forward to the growth.
@@meemoo7 i know a few really good ones here is the best one ever on wolves, it basically showed me how to draw wolves and break down things so that you can look at things yourself and do that: czcams.com/video/3i9JLjuolOg/video.html
Anything far into the distance can be depicted with vague scribbles. You can actually make things look better by making them look worse. Up close you want to be more detailed
I drew hamsters and chinchillas while I was watching the video. I usually draw humans, and I realized that I love how chinchillas look when I draw them because they're so fluffy. Thank you!
I do NOT know how in the world this video can right on time for me. I've been in a huge rutt when drawing recently and felt so repetitive in what I did, actually quite limited as well, it felt like I was just drawing the same thing over and over again and I couldn't draw what I actually wanted to so thank you! Thank you so much for this video!
This year I'm gonna draw: -Male bodies, faces, characters -faces in general lol -backgrounds -animals -nature -clothing -bodies -characters/people I love :D P.s Thanks for the video 💖
One tip I have about backgrounds is do thumbnail sketches, don’t do something too big with lots of rendering. Do small sketches that enforce fore ground and back grounds. Sketch out small rectangles, and fill them with small scenes. Think the size of a photo in a wallet.
What I want to draw more this year: 1) bodies 2) head in perspective and different angles 3) learn how to draw landscape, nature 4) hands!!! 5) just some basic stuff: pens,boxes,bread,etc. And i want to start drawing with colors. I’m afraid of colors😭but i have to do it😤
Art goals!!!! Next month since its almost july!! • Drawing guys • Different body types and faces • Animals • Learning how to make interesting designs • Full body drawings!
Thank you for this. For thr last 5 months I've been drawing every single day more than 10 hours anatomy and gesture. I can say that I literally dream of muscles and bones, lol. I thought I'm close to become a professional after these months, but I realized that I'm so far behind, because I suck at backgrounds, perspective, painting etc, not to say that I never touched acrylics or watercolors in my life.
Can I just ask how you can draw every day? I really admire people like you and I just can’t seem to pick up a pencil and motivate myself to draw anymore. My skill level is very low and I just have no clue how to draw anatomy, I can only draw anime character faces. Thank you :)
@@Tiffany12494 hey, thank you for asking! Well, sometimes it hard for me too, but I'm already 21 and I started drawing seriously at 19. Im kinda late and behind so that's why I push myself everyday. If i was a teen I would never do that, but now for me it's this or nothing. I want to make a career from art, not just a passion, so that's what keeps me motivated to draw everyday a lot! Only the thought that someday I will be able to make a living from art and still being happy.
@@nachoss2228 I'm 20 and I've been drawing since I was 15, I think I'm the one that's behind 😂 I hope you achieve your dreams! Thank you for answering :)
I used to draw half body and faces, and White/Asian characters before so I started drawing more full body, more diverse characters and gesture drawings.
might as well follow the crowd and list what I wanna improve/work on: > backgrounds > posing (not just the front and back view) > better colours > more than one character (bonus if i draw them in contact with one another) > clothing > comics > and character design i cant wait to start posting my art so i can get a better view on my improvement :D
4 goals. Alright. Lesgoo I do this every year but I have a really hard sticking to things, either way I guess I'll just put these here :) ° backgrounds. I really need to practice more on these, because I love the idea of drawing cities etc I'm just always afraid I wouldnt be able to, or that it would turn out sucky. But I wanna try! °more fluid poses. I don't want my character looking too stiff, also drawing different body types would be good. Basically just studying anatomy in general. °drawing animals. I literally never do this but I should probably give it a shot, I don't want to limit myself to just drawing humans. °expressions. The way I draw my characters makes me sad sometimes, every time I think I've found my style I start to dislike it, how do I find a way of drawing that I like and can create fun characters with? And yeah I guess that's it. Welp I hope I can achieve these sometime soon haha. Just gotta get started!
so im going on summer holidays and i will have no intrenet, so here is my list of art goals: - backgrounds - diffrent poses - dancing - hair - nature - objects
I have been drawing for almost over 5 years and I think I've improved so much from stuff before I couldn't draw anime and animals but as the years went by, I realized that me trying my best and seeing the flaws and beautiful aspects of my art made me able to draw new things! So if you think that you can't draw something just know that practice doesn't make perfect because no art is perfect or imperfect! Of course all different types of art has flaws but If you see those flaws you can learn to do better and see the right and wrong of your art! Learn from your mistakes! Art takes a lot of time but you just have to be patient! You're not gonna draw a blob then a human in under 2 days of course but just know that all the great artist you see have been at the level once in their life! But here are my goals in life!: -Poses -Get better at realism -Learn, do research, and progress in different species on earth's anatomy -Draw things I never drew before -Draw more nature things -scenes and backgrounds -Try out different designs and art styles (Rn I have 3 art styles) -Try out different shapes -See the good and flaws of art to progress and improve more -ask people's opinions on my art to learn more
Wait what- 2 hours ago? No way- no way am I this early. Also thank you! I've been really stuck with trying to get out of my comfort zone since I've been drained by my A Level Art course. It's all just copying photos into actual art pieces and it's killing me.
Yeah Girl thank you for blessing me with these videos and talking about things noone ever told me I really wanna try drawing vehicles, animals , backgrounds and more 💜
art goals for this year!!! ~humans: men, different body types, full body in general, poses ~nature: animals, plants and scenery ~things: food, houses also want to try more realism yet also explore different art styles!
Tbh this helped a lot on my art block and stress of school . you made pick my sketch book . Thank you so much 😊 your my inspiration for my dark times 👍🏾💖
I'm very thankful for this video, :) it was something I listened to in the background whilst drawing an I usually draw anime neckline- shoulders up, i cant quite draw body types or clothing, so i made a portfolio and I'm really enjoying it definitely going to get out of my comfort zone more often.
Ok here is my list! 🔥 it’s crazy how many things I haven’t drawn out of all my years of drawing. I just try to keep things easy and predictable but that’s boring and will get me nowhere. Thanks for the tips. 1. Muscles / Macho bodies 2. Full body artwork 3. Automobiles 4. Nature 5. Value coloring / Shading 6. People in Perspective 7. Backgrounds 8. Animals 9. 2 or more people interacting / touching 10. Hands 11. Feet 12. Clothes 13. shoes 14. Food 15. Movement 16. Real life / Outside Art. 17. Realistic 18. Having more than one element / a lot of things going on. 19. Older people 20. Different angles 21. Line weight varies 22. Depth in everything 23. Expressions 24. Dynamic poses 25. Color pencil 26. Posca 27. Mecha and machines 28. Facial hair 29. In person figure drawing class 30. Anatomy 31. Western cartoon 32. Finished and rendered art
I just drew things around my room traditionally, and it was honestly a fresh of breath air from my usual digital art (sometimes I kept double tapping the page to undo lol)! I really needed this; thank you so much!!💗
I want to start feeling motivated for art, but honestly I’m just getting discouraged. I recently started a Fiverr for custom twitch emotes but I really haven’t gotten anyone and it’s making me doubt my work lol
drawing in a line notebook got me drawing like a madman for a good while, for exactly how she explained, so i recommend that if you're having trouble getting yourself to draw because of a pressure of making it look good
Im so glad i found this. I struggle with faces and i want to progress in art and seeing this made me realize im probably drawing in a style that isnt good for me but its the style im used to and i hsvent tried stepping out of the box
Congratulations for the trash truck comic job. And for another Insighful video. This video is made just for me. I need to get back to the bases and start diverse drawing daily. If I could,I would love this video again and again.Thank you so much
I have always had this practice technique where i draw a young looking face without much detail and in a very sloppy scribbly kind of way i add more and more detail, focusing mostly on bone structure like cheeks and chin, as well as lines and wrinkles, and kind of watch the face get older as i add more lines and definition to the bone structure. Also, in regards to your garbage truck experience, i have a friend that ive known since 1st grade that only draws cars. We of course drew alot together as kids, and i would draw pretty normal stuff ( robots and ninjas... it was the 80's) he only drew cars. We're 40 years old now, i draw, paint, sculpt, he draws cars 😅. He is amazing at it, but he still will not draw anything else!
Im so thankful I came across this video!! I haven't been able to dedicate as much time drawing because life is so crazy right now, so my art journey progress has been stagnant as of recently :'( But your tips have given me a lot of inspiration and direction!! Thank you so much
I honestly needed this a lot (I stg social media reads minds now hahah). When I first started drawing, I too did have a really intensive anime/Steven Universe/Adventure Time phase. I would always doodle little faces and eyes in the corner of my papers and assignments and I was determined to stick with a certain style because it was comforting both physically (with muscle memory and things like that) and mentally (comfort characters). It was realllly bad considering that I didn't bother wanting to learn proper anatomy until just last year, so all of my art looked like super crappy renditions of what someone would think would be in a certain show. I finally sat down with myself and told myself that I needed to draw a lot more outside of those genres considering that's not really what's being looked for in industry work and I finally have an art sketchbook full of just general studies and challanges (Ahmed Aldoori's 50/100 head challange, etc). Of course, I still love it, but I definitely needed to branch out considering that all of my art started to look the same. Before the pandemic forced everyone home, I took a figure drawing class at my university and it opened my mind a lot considering that we had different models come into the class for us to draw. It definitely got me out of my comfort zone of drawing more things like male faces, different body types, etc. Now, I'm in university with animation as my major and, although I'm still freaked out about it (I never thought I would get accepted. My portfolio was extremely last minute), I'm really excited because this will really push me to start diversifying and really tapping into my own creative potential and drive to draw and create new things, both with character design and 2D/3D animation in general. Thank you so much for this video! The encouragement was well needed. :)
my son loves trash truck!! i really loved the art styling in it too, and i know why now! lmao youre amazing! did you also design the adorable animal characters?
Very interesting that male characters seem to be one of the most listed things for people to draw more. I’m the reverse. I’m a girl who has a tendency to draw males (I get commissioned by a lot of guys for DBZ art)
My art goals for this year: draw humans Draw more buildings Draw new poses Draw items Draw different kinds of animals Draw cars Draw landscapes/backgrounds I have a lot I need to learn
Love your videos so much! I wanted to request a video. What do you do to take care of your drawing arm? Even though I take breaks, my arm and hand will hurt, especially the next day. Trying to go into an art career, I can't imagine every artist out there having pain every day they draw!
I guess I'll write my art goals out also! I want to draw more: - Food, Backgrounds, Girls, People. - not just drawing characters in ONE pose. - redoing some character design. - Try some animation? - Get better at watercolor!
Before I drew with pencils everyday, but because of the pandemic I had no pencils left to use. So I used the next best thing pens! And now I could draw things more without erasing like in this video
things i want to draw more:/ - female characters -get into water coloring -draw backgrounds -learn how to draw plants -draw full bodies -draw different hair -LEARN HOW TO DRAW THOSE NASTY HANDS!! -new poses -get OUT of my comfort zone - please stop with all the anime!!! -yuh
I draw cute girls, I draw landscapes, and I draw objects. My art goals: draw more boys! More body types! Get better at posing! Put landscapes, objects, and people in t he same picture! Draw animals! Draw nude people! I definitely have a while to go, but I’m sure I can do it! Also, I love doing at commissions but I always end up getting commissioned by some middle-aged couple wanting me to draw a sunset or maybe if I’m lucky someone asking me to paint a realistic portrait, and it’s great because I can do it on my own time and make money, while also being able to do university without a care in the world. Though, it’s a bit boring and I’m thinking of just having my customers buy already made prints, or advertising in a different community, as I’m getting a bit stressed while drawing things I don’t like drawing. While yes, I want to get out of my comfort zone, I’ve drawn these things a lot and I’d rather make it with something I’m passionate about.
I also find myself drawing alot of humans. My art goals for this year are to: Draw more Animals/Creatures More Backgrounds/environments Draw some buildings And experiment with different body types What sucks is it's alot to learn and I easily get discouraged when trying something new, but I'm determined to make the most of this year.
Michelle your videos are such a joy in this trying time. I know you've addressed this a bit before but would you have any advice for someone like me who is an aspiring storyboard artist? Thank you so much always for your time and knowledge
Hey! I dont fully know the whole experience but i know of people who went to Sheridan in Canada which is a lot cheaper and I noticed tends to focus more on the 2d animation element when it comes to student films. Concept design academy and brainstorm are other options that arent formal education and have online options :)
i just wanna learn how to draw a picture with a lot of characters and a big background..im usually get impatient or loose motivation or it just looks.... weird-
Here's a tip I discovered yesterday. Far away objects should be less detailed. You can get away with drawing vague scribbles in the shape of trees to depict a forest in the distance. Literally scribbling on the page will work. Often kids's drawings will draw the entire triangle shape for a far away tree where a simple scribble shape will suffice
Does anybody have the same kind of problem as me? I'm good at drawing more realistic things and like portraits and stuff with real life reference and I'm more good at shading and stuff like that in that kind of style but when it comes to more cartoony styles, anime styles, and just generally very stylish ones, I can't draw good...... I mean if there is a reference then I can like "copy" it or something but I don't like doing that so I think I don't have a stylistic sense or something? I really want to draw more anime/cute styles since I grew up watching them but I feel like I can't draw expressively enough if u know what I mean :(
I got a job as an illustrator with just a 1 page folio. I drew a dot in the centre of the page with an arrow pointing to it saying, "Everything, just really really small". What can I say, I'm probably the best artist I know.
Wait can I ask a question if my artstyle is like manga aka aniem styel should I stop drawing it and draw other things cause this is confusing me im planning to be a mangaka artist or should I stay with my anime style and draw other things cause thats what I'm doing now 😆🤶
Things i wanna draw more !!
1- male characters.
2- backgrounds.
3- buildings.
4- new poses.
5- full body drawings.
I kinda wanna start actually doing art because all I do is practice practice practice every day
@@troy954 do it
me too but i really cant draw background
This is basically me rn lol
@@hayatzor6249 some tips (lol i’m not an professional)
•if you’re drawing a character in the background draw the background first and then add the character (if you’re drawing digital)
•if you’re drawing from your fantasy find a lot of references for things (table, window, tree, water etc)
• remember that backgrounds has shading and that if you’re in a place with windows, lamps or the sun or something the light comes from a place.
• start with the most important things and then detail more
-i really hope this helpes (as i said im not a pro) and dont take my word as facts and all backgrounds is diff so this might not help lol
I also draw too many young asian women portraits which makes me burn out sometimes. So I’ll try to expand my horizons!
Self note:
- humans: boys, ethnicity, age, size, style
- nature: landscapes, creatures, plants
- objects: machinery, buildings, food, etc
and give them all personality!!
I feel like I don’t genuinely like drawing anything other than ppl?? But maybe it’s bc I haven’t seen ppl draw cars or buildings in a style I like. I do wanna draw more environments but I’m really picky on the style of drawing environments I like
Me too because starting a drawing is hard when you are worried about failing. It all trial and error until you get somewhere for me.
Since everyone is writing their goals this year.. here's mine!
-learn how to draw body's
-find a art style
-make my own character
-get out of my comfort zone
-get more coloring pencils
same but i also want to start drawing again since i haven’t drawn much last year
Good luck!
( Also, nice Dazai pfp. BSD is underrated. )
alr since everyone is writing down their art goals imma do it too b4 i get a new sketchbook :)
- backgrounds (city, buildings, crowds, nature)
- different animals like bears, etc.
- dynamic poses
- full bodies
- using different mediums (watercolour, other paint)
- character design! :D
Gl on your new sketchbook! And dont let first page intimidate you, usally I skip the first page lol
Man, you posted this at the right time! Recently, I've been kinda exhausted from just drawing commissions even though they were quite fun to draw, so I really needed this, thank you! 😊
thanks! i understand that fatigue so it's nice to switch it up every now and then :)
I’ve been stuck in a realism loop recently, so this is super helpful. When I first started drawing I’d always want to be more realistic, but now that I’ve had so much experience and it’s gotten instinctive, it’s not what I want hahaha...
It reminds me of when I learned how to spin wool. The instructor kept saying that spinning the wool thickly was a blessing, because once she learned how to spin finely she could never seem to spin thickly. I didn’t understand at the time, but that’s how it is for me and realistic art.
I guess we’ll always want what we don’t have lmao. Anyways, to all the baby artists out there, what makes you seem inexperienced is so lovely and I’m so proud of all the work you put it
omg i really needed this, thank you mish 🥰
Thanks! Glad the stars aligned for us ~
@@mewTripled if you dont want to i understand but i at least thank you for your response and wish you good luck in your future endeavors.
I used to be terrible at watercolors (still not the best but it's a tricky medium lol, regardless I did improve). Keep in mind watercolors spread where water is, so if you don't want paint to spread somewhere wait for it to dry. As a medium you do get what you paid for, don't use cheap $1 paints on printer paper. Also feel free to try watercolor pencils to start off with because they have more control.
Want to draw more anatomically accurate and to begin using colors. I remember just drawing anime characters in high school and a couple of months ago I was stuck on chibi for a month. Looking forward to the growth.
Ooh if you draw digitally colorig is super fun, probably my favorite part of the art process, you got this
@@dimwitteddingo all I have is a laptop 😅
how will you start drawing anatomically correct? thats also my goal but I‘m struggeling to find actual good tutorials
@@meemoo7 I haven't started yet, but was planning to look for tutorials on CZcams, I also have a medical book or two and might try that as well.
@@meemoo7 i know a few really good ones
here is the best one ever on wolves, it basically showed me how to draw wolves and break down things so that you can look at things yourself and do that:
czcams.com/video/3i9JLjuolOg/video.html
Ive been really struggling with drawing things outside of just female faces lately, thank you for making this video i rlly needed it 💕
Here's a tip: Male faces tend to have less round heads and a more angular jawline
I'm trying to draw more backgrounds and perspective stuff because i want to start my comic and I'm struggling alot rn but I'll get there I hope
Anything far into the distance can be depicted with vague scribbles. You can actually make things look better by making them look worse. Up close you want to be more detailed
I’ve seen about 5 videos sponsored by skill share today omg
haha all of us have the same deadline i guess xD
I drew hamsters and chinchillas while I was watching the video. I usually draw humans, and I realized that I love how chinchillas look when I draw them because they're so fluffy. Thank you!
my art goals :
-realism
-bodies of all types and sizes
-different ethnicities
-plants
oh my goodness i swear every video you make is exactly what i’m looking for 😭😭 love your videos! thanks for sharing your advice 💕
aww thanks! I'm glad they can help in some way :)
One of my goals this year is to fill a sketchbook with observations each month. wish me luck I guess!! Lol
This came just in time... thank you mish! I’ve been having a hard time with art this week!
im glad to come in at a good time, wishing the best for the rest of your week!
I do NOT know how in the world this video can right on time for me. I've been in a huge rutt when drawing recently and felt so repetitive in what I did, actually quite limited as well, it felt like I was just drawing the same thing over and over again and I couldn't draw what I actually wanted to so thank you! Thank you so much for this video!
This year I'm gonna draw:
-Male bodies, faces, characters
-faces in general lol
-backgrounds
-animals
-nature
-clothing
-bodies
-characters/people I love :D
P.s Thanks for the video 💖
*deep breath* ok fine I’ll practice backgrounds
One tip I have about backgrounds is do thumbnail sketches, don’t do something too big with lots of rendering. Do small sketches that enforce fore ground and back grounds. Sketch out small rectangles, and fill them with small scenes. Think the size of a photo in a wallet.
What I want to draw more this year:
1) bodies
2) head in perspective and different angles
3) learn how to draw landscape, nature
4) hands!!!
5) just some basic stuff: pens,boxes,bread,etc.
And i want to start drawing with colors. I’m afraid of colors😭but i have to do it😤
Art goals!!!! Next month since its almost july!!
• Drawing guys
• Different body types and faces
• Animals
• Learning how to make interesting designs
• Full body drawings!
You’re the best. Thanks for always being so real and honest about your journey. You’re very relatable and constantly encourage me to not give up. 💗
Aww thank you that means a lot!!
Thank you for this. For thr last 5 months I've been drawing every single day more than 10 hours anatomy and gesture. I can say that I literally dream of muscles and bones, lol. I thought I'm close to become a professional after these months, but I realized that I'm so far behind, because I suck at backgrounds, perspective, painting etc, not to say that I never touched acrylics or watercolors in my life.
Can I just ask how you can draw every day? I really admire people like you and I just can’t seem to pick up a pencil and motivate myself to draw anymore. My skill level is very low and I just have no clue how to draw anatomy, I can only draw anime character faces. Thank you :)
@@Tiffany12494 hey, thank you for asking! Well, sometimes it hard for me too, but I'm already 21 and I started drawing seriously at 19. Im kinda late and behind so that's why I push myself everyday. If i was a teen I would never do that, but now for me it's this or nothing. I want to make a career from art, not just a passion, so that's what keeps me motivated to draw everyday a lot! Only the thought that someday I will be able to make a living from art and still being happy.
@@nachoss2228 I'm 20 and I've been drawing since I was 15, I think I'm the one that's behind 😂 I hope you achieve your dreams! Thank you for answering :)
Literally in the same situation as you
I love your art so much!!!!
thank you!
I used to draw half body and faces, and White/Asian characters before so I started drawing more full body, more diverse characters and gesture drawings.
might as well follow the crowd and list what I wanna improve/work on:
> backgrounds
> posing (not just the front and back view)
> better colours
> more than one character (bonus if i draw them in contact with one another)
> clothing
> comics
> and character design
i cant wait to start posting my art so i can get a better view on my improvement :D
4 goals. Alright. Lesgoo
I do this every year but I have a really hard sticking to things, either way I guess I'll just put these here :)
° backgrounds. I really need to practice more on these, because I love the idea of drawing cities etc I'm just always afraid I wouldnt be able to, or that it would turn out sucky. But I wanna try!
°more fluid poses. I don't want my character looking too stiff, also drawing different body types would be good. Basically just studying anatomy in general.
°drawing animals. I literally never do this but I should probably give it a shot, I don't want to limit myself to just drawing humans.
°expressions. The way I draw my characters makes me sad sometimes, every time I think I've found my style I start to dislike it, how do I find a way of drawing that I like and can create fun characters with?
And yeah I guess that's it. Welp I hope I can achieve these sometime soon haha. Just gotta get started!
late but here's my list!
-> biomes/sea landscapes
-> water
-> old people
-> buildings
-> animals
[[Furries denying they should try to draw humans too]]
I've heard from other youtubers that drawing other things makes you better at drawing your favorite thing
im a furry artist and i waited so long to try drawing humans but now i draw them more than furries lol
so im going on summer holidays and i will have no intrenet, so here is my list of art goals:
- backgrounds
- diffrent poses
- dancing
- hair
- nature
- objects
My art goals this year make my webtoon i don’t think I draw well but I’ll give it a shot 😊
I have been drawing for almost over 5 years and I think I've improved so much from stuff before I couldn't draw anime and animals but as the years went by, I realized that me trying my best and seeing the flaws and beautiful aspects of my art made me able to draw new things! So if you think that you can't draw something just know that practice doesn't make perfect because no art is perfect or imperfect! Of course all different types of art has flaws but If you see those flaws you can learn to do better and see the right and wrong of your art! Learn from your mistakes! Art takes a lot of time but you just have to be patient! You're not gonna draw a blob then a human in under 2 days of course but just know that all the great artist you see have been at the level once in their life! But here are my goals in life!:
-Poses
-Get better at realism
-Learn, do research, and progress in different species on earth's anatomy
-Draw things I never drew before
-Draw more nature things
-scenes and backgrounds
-Try out different designs and art styles (Rn I have 3 art styles)
-Try out different shapes
-See the good and flaws of art to progress and improve more
-ask people's opinions on my art to learn more
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh! I love your new pfp and channel banner
Wait what- 2 hours ago?
No way- no way am I this early.
Also thank you! I've been really stuck with trying to get out of my comfort zone since I've been drained by my A Level Art course. It's all just copying photos into actual art pieces and it's killing me.
Yeah Girl thank you for blessing me with these videos and talking about things noone ever told me I really wanna try drawing vehicles, animals , backgrounds and more 💜
Thank you. I'll try to draw different things
you can do it!
art goals for this year!!!
~humans: men, different body types, full body in general, poses
~nature: animals, plants and scenery
~things: food, houses
also want to try more realism yet also explore different art styles!
I was rewatching all your videos and then I saw thiss💖 love your art and you’re such an inspiration for me :’)
Aww thank you!! ❤️❤️
Tbh this helped a lot on my art block and stress of school . you made pick my sketch book . Thank you so much 😊 your my inspiration for my dark times 👍🏾💖
I'm very thankful for this video, :) it was something I listened to in the background whilst drawing an I usually draw anime neckline- shoulders up, i cant quite draw body types or clothing, so i made a portfolio and I'm really enjoying it definitely going to get out of my comfort zone more often.
Ok here is my list! 🔥 it’s crazy how many things I haven’t drawn out of all my years of drawing. I just try to keep things easy and predictable but that’s boring and will get me nowhere. Thanks for the tips.
1. Muscles / Macho bodies
2. Full body artwork
3. Automobiles
4. Nature
5. Value coloring / Shading
6. People in Perspective
7. Backgrounds
8. Animals
9. 2 or more people interacting / touching
10. Hands
11. Feet
12. Clothes
13. shoes
14. Food
15. Movement
16. Real life / Outside Art.
17. Realistic
18. Having more than one element / a lot of things going on.
19. Older people
20. Different angles
21. Line weight varies
22. Depth in everything
23. Expressions
24. Dynamic poses
25. Color pencil
26. Posca
27. Mecha and machines
28. Facial hair
29. In person figure drawing class
30. Anatomy
31. Western cartoon
32. Finished and rendered art
mY GAW what pen is she using?? looks so pretty aaaa
pp help me ;;
I just drew things around my room traditionally, and it was honestly a fresh of breath air from my usual digital art (sometimes I kept double tapping the page to undo lol)! I really needed this; thank you so much!!💗
I want to start feeling motivated for art, but honestly I’m just getting discouraged. I recently started a Fiverr for custom twitch emotes but I really haven’t gotten anyone and it’s making me doubt my work lol
I found a new artist that I love and it's making me see all the mistakes I make
Don't feel discouraged! Just keep trying. I'm sure you'll get at least one one day
@@troy954 thanks for the kind words! :^D
Your my favv now!!! inspirational videossss :)
drawing in a line notebook got me drawing like a madman for a good while, for exactly how she explained, so i recommend that if you're having trouble getting yourself to draw because of a pressure of making it look good
Im so glad i found this. I struggle with faces and i want to progress in art and seeing this made me realize im probably drawing in a style that isnt good for me but its the style im used to and i hsvent tried stepping out of the box
Really fantastic artwork here. Very impressive.
Congratulations for the trash truck comic job. And for another Insighful video. This video is made just for me. I need to get back to the bases and start diverse drawing daily. If I could,I would love this video again and again.Thank you so much
I have always had this practice technique where i draw a young looking face without much detail and in a very sloppy scribbly kind of way i add more and more detail, focusing mostly on bone structure like cheeks and chin, as well as lines and wrinkles, and kind of watch the face get older as i add more lines and definition to the bone structure. Also, in regards to your garbage truck experience, i have a friend that ive known since 1st grade that only draws cars. We of course drew alot together as kids, and i would draw pretty normal stuff ( robots and ninjas... it was the 80's) he only drew cars. We're 40 years old now, i draw, paint, sculpt, he draws cars 😅. He is amazing at it, but he still will not draw anything else!
Im so thankful I came across this video!! I haven't been able to dedicate as much time drawing because life is so crazy right now, so my art journey progress has been stagnant as of recently :'( But your tips have given me a lot of inspiration and direction!! Thank you so much
i always love ur videos!! amazing as always
Thank you! :D
Yaaay ty!!
I honestly needed this a lot (I stg social media reads minds now hahah). When I first started drawing, I too did have a really intensive anime/Steven Universe/Adventure Time phase. I would always doodle little faces and eyes in the corner of my papers and assignments and I was determined to stick with a certain style because it was comforting both physically (with muscle memory and things like that) and mentally (comfort characters). It was realllly bad considering that I didn't bother wanting to learn proper anatomy until just last year, so all of my art looked like super crappy renditions of what someone would think would be in a certain show. I finally sat down with myself and told myself that I needed to draw a lot more outside of those genres considering that's not really what's being looked for in industry work and I finally have an art sketchbook full of just general studies and challanges (Ahmed Aldoori's 50/100 head challange, etc). Of course, I still love it, but I definitely needed to branch out considering that all of my art started to look the same. Before the pandemic forced everyone home, I took a figure drawing class at my university and it opened my mind a lot considering that we had different models come into the class for us to draw. It definitely got me out of my comfort zone of drawing more things like male faces, different body types, etc.
Now, I'm in university with animation as my major and, although I'm still freaked out about it (I never thought I would get accepted. My portfolio was extremely last minute), I'm really excited because this will really push me to start diversifying and really tapping into my own creative potential and drive to draw and create new things, both with character design and 2D/3D animation in general.
Thank you so much for this video! The encouragement was well needed. :)
I really want to learn how to draw cats, thank you ^--^
my son loves trash truck!! i really loved the art styling in it too, and i know why now! lmao youre amazing! did you also design the adorable animal characters?
Very interesting that male characters seem to be one of the most listed things for people to draw more. I’m the reverse. I’m a girl who has a tendency to draw males (I get commissioned by a lot of guys for DBZ art)
Wow, great drawing 😍💕 Thank you for sharing ❤
My art goals for this year:
draw humans
Draw more buildings
Draw new poses
Draw items
Draw different kinds of animals
Draw cars
Draw landscapes/backgrounds
I have a lot I need to learn
What a great video! Been in a rut drawing the same stuff over and over so this came at just the right time 😊
Love your videos so much! I wanted to request a video. What do you do to take care of your drawing arm? Even though I take breaks, my arm and hand will hurt, especially the next day. Trying to go into an art career, I can't imagine every artist out there having pain every day they draw!
I guess I'll write my art goals out also!
I want to draw more:
- Food, Backgrounds, Girls, People.
- not just drawing characters in ONE pose.
- redoing some character design.
- Try some animation?
- Get better at watercolor!
Wow, just on time. I am really stuck right now amd just want to learn more stuff. Thank you so much!
Before I drew with pencils everyday, but because of the pandemic I had no pencils left to use. So I used the next best thing pens! And now I could draw things more without erasing like in this video
why did I think she was drawing one of those hand dryers you find in public restrooms 💀💀💀
Mine is learning on how to replicate disney's style and draw more fan art
5:30 me drawing with watercolors and pen rn: 👁️👄👁️
I really like your sketch. Inspired me a lot!
Great video, thank you for sharing!
I love these videos! Will you be doing this series with another sketchbook when you finish this one?
Yes! I hope to be able to! :) Thank you so much
Thanks for making this!
my art goals:
-backrounds
-anatomy(male and female)
-watercolor
- angles
-perspective
- avoid same face syndrome
name of the video "draw with me"
artist in video: *draw anything with speed of light*
me: wait i'm only stop drawing one line
things i want to draw more:/
- female characters
-get into water coloring
-draw backgrounds
-learn how to draw plants
-draw full bodies
-draw different hair
-LEARN HOW TO DRAW THOSE NASTY HANDS!!
-new poses
-get OUT of my comfort zone
- please stop with all the anime!!!
-yuh
Thank you for this💖very needed rn for me
super happy to hear that!
Hey, thanks for the amazing content! Your advices will help me A LOT!
I draw cute girls, I draw landscapes, and I draw objects.
My art goals: draw more boys! More body types! Get better at posing! Put landscapes, objects, and people in t he same picture! Draw animals! Draw nude people!
I definitely have a while to go, but I’m sure I can do it!
Also, I love doing at commissions but I always end up getting commissioned by some middle-aged couple wanting me to draw a sunset or maybe if I’m lucky someone asking me to paint a realistic portrait, and it’s great because I can do it on my own time and make money, while also being able to do university without a care in the world. Though, it’s a bit boring and I’m thinking of just having my customers buy already made prints, or advertising in a different community, as I’m getting a bit stressed while drawing things I don’t like drawing. While yes, I want to get out of my comfort zone, I’ve drawn these things a lot and I’d rather make it with something I’m passionate about.
We have similar goals, good luck!
this is great i only draw plants and lines loll because it gives me anxiety to try new things. i should try to get out of that
update! i have been drawing faces and eyes and i really enjoy it ☺️☺️
I also find myself drawing alot of humans. My art goals for this year are to:
Draw more Animals/Creatures
More Backgrounds/environments
Draw some buildings
And experiment with different body types
What sucks is it's alot to learn and I easily get discouraged when trying something new, but I'm determined to make the most of this year.
Yeah learning something new can intimidate me ;-;
Michelle your videos are such a joy in this trying time. I know you've addressed this a bit before but would you have any advice for someone like me who is an aspiring storyboard artist? Thank you so much always for your time and knowledge
Hi Michelle! This question is kind of off topic but what animation college would you recommend other than calarts? (for 2d preferably)
Hey! I dont fully know the whole experience but i know of people who went to Sheridan in Canada which is a lot cheaper and I noticed tends to focus more on the 2d animation element when it comes to student films. Concept design academy and brainstorm are other options that arent formal education and have online options :)
@@mewTripled tysm for the response! I love your art ❤️❤️
Hi I’m new to your channel 😍😍
My son loves trash truck I wanna draw him that haha
i just wanna learn how to draw a picture with a lot of characters and a big background..im usually get impatient or loose motivation or it just looks.... weird-
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I gotta master perspective. I hate it nd it prevents me from drawing some of the great ideas in my mind.
Here's a tip I discovered yesterday. Far away objects should be less detailed. You can get away with drawing vague scribbles in the shape of trees to depict a forest in the distance. Literally scribbling on the page will work. Often kids's drawings will draw the entire triangle shape for a far away tree where a simple scribble shape will suffice
Does anybody have the same kind of problem as me? I'm good at drawing more realistic things and like portraits and stuff with real life reference and I'm more good at shading and stuff like that in that kind of style but when it comes to more cartoony styles, anime styles, and just generally very stylish ones, I can't draw good...... I mean if there is a reference then I can like "copy" it or something but I don't like doing that so I think I don't have a stylistic sense or something? I really want to draw more anime/cute styles since I grew up watching them but I feel like I can't draw expressively enough if u know what I mean :(
Great tips and motivations to gtfo of my comfort zone
i just draw in anime style like EVERYTIME
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@@mewTripled *cries* senpai noticed me (*꒦ິ ꒳꒦ີ)
I got a job as an illustrator with just a 1 page folio. I drew a dot in the centre of the page with an arrow pointing to it saying, "Everything, just really really small". What can I say, I'm probably the best artist I know.
What is your netflix animation ?
I love how most people have trouble drawing males haha. I can relate
Oop I'm okay since I practiced doing the male body
9 minutes ago no way
yess wayy
due to personal reasons, i will not stop drawing jonathan sims
Wait can I ask a question if my artstyle is like manga aka aniem styel should I stop drawing it and draw other things cause this is confusing me im planning to be a mangaka artist or should I stay with my anime style and draw other things cause thats what I'm doing now 😆🤶
I Really Admire You
Thank you!
What pen is that?