What are some art things you struggle with that you'd like me to make a video about?

The biggest thing to me is drawing and painting outside. Go touch grass really does work for a lot of things.

Brushwork is the area I'm most fascinated by, because when I look at some of my favourite artists' work, I often think, "They must just know exactly which colour, shape, and shade goes where in a single stroke," if that makes sense. My artworks still turn out a little too smooth for my liking, but this video helped me realize that it's probably because I'm still learning colour and light and need to continue focusing there ~

legit helps ngl

This was genuinely such a helpful video, thank you !!

BRO YOU LEGIT READ MY MIND I- omg this was so useful. Now I just need to somehow master anatomy ... chocolate fudge brownies dang it. Hella helpful tutorial tho plus the rendering in your art is just *chef's kisses*

It’s awesome to see your practice and It’s super awesome to hear it described instead of just a finished piece of art. Love this

your videos are one of the few art videos that are actually helpful and easy to understand thank you so muchhh

Highly functional, practical, no-nonsense advice. Superb video!

Props to you, really well structured video nice vibe with good examples and actually helpful, love the red font on the brown tone! From all the subjects, Color and light is the most daunting and most uncomfortable subject for me, this reminded me that there is a long way to go but there is a way to tackle it and break it down! The second exercise where you take a color setting and apply it to another drawing is so clever imma definitly use that. Keep doing your thing, gonna look forward for future videos :)

pretty helpful!

Super helpful, thank you!!

thank you bro. I usually never comment but this video is great and I really appreciate your honesty.

Great video! I hope you can release a video dedicate to rendering skin in the future, cause the skin you drew is very pretty🥰

Великолепное видео, дружище, проходил через то же самое в своем творческом пути, а что самое главное до сих пор прохожу и учусь с каждым разом открывая для себя что-то новое изучая работы любимых художников.

Amazing video, incredibly underrated

Great video, everyone can learn something, both beginners and artists who have been creating for some time :)

Wow Sariyaart, quite an exquisite video in my opinion. I don't know how to explain this but this one really struck an instense emotion deep in my heart. I didn't think it was possible but this, coincidentally, was the exact video I was looking for, which is the exact reason my mom entered my room after hearing me cry. We thank you very much for your wisdom and information Edit: I do have to criticize you for one thing however. As a consequence of your soothing ASMR voice I accidentally fell asleep while watching and had to watch the video twice.

I didn't know you had a youtube channel! This was literally randomly suggested to me on my front page, that's so funny lol. Proud of you dude, you got great editing skills 💪

Babe wake up! Sariyart posted 🗣✨

9:09 AVDOLLLLLLLL anyways tysm for this video!! I dont even know how to describe how grateful i am for this video because its exactly what i need!

What brush did you used in that fruit sketch!? Also, thenkyou so much for this video❤️ really helpful✨

I love your video!! Amazing tips and insights! Can I ask what are the brushes you use for your study? Appreciate it!

woah i lowkey forgot about timed stuff n how important brushstrokes are, thanks

I should really try those harder studies more, gotta experiment and find out how different colors will look in different color temperatures. I probably will have to focus on value groups more than anything, but I find the challenge of picking the right colors interesting, and it's always been something that breaks me whenever I try to color... like for example what would yellow look like in a pinkish environment? My brain takes a long time to comprehend what possible color I should choose for that. There was one study I did to improve my color picking where it was a cool blue environment, and there was a cone that was orange, but from theory I knew I shouldn't choose orange, so I decided to pick a greyish pink instead, it was tough to get just the right color from the reference, but after a few tries I got close enough. I still get confused how to deliberately get certain colors in different color temperatures. So let's say if the environment is mostly orange and the more I go to grey without changing the hue, that should look like blue right? But then I think about how to manipulate it so that I can make an object look like it was say... green instead. Still cant figure that out, anyway I keep yapping about this but I bet it's really just a matter of "do more studies until you get it intuitively". Since the thing is, it seems like the theory is just there to give you a suggestion on how it works, but in the end you probably don't want to be thinking when coloring, it's most likely better to just have it as second nature and based on intuition. Because there's so much going on, with objects having different flat colors and such. And I feel like that's gonna be really hard I digress, just wanna say thanks for the useful vid, hopefully I'll get to that level since coloring is still one of my downfalls.

Hey where can I get your brushes ? The video is well very much informative.

I can’t draw but I’d love to learn acrylic painting like this

Hello! Thanks for creating contents like this, definitely learned a lot of things which i can apply to my study. The only question i want to ask is if you’re using photoshop for the workflow, where can I find the best texture brushes to use for this kind of study? I always find myself getting stuck using only soft and hard round brushes but I want to not limit myself using them to further improve my craft. Looking forward to anyone’s suggestion and thanks in advance!

which brush did you used, the pack one of the oil brushes, pls i'm in love w them

Nice

again nice content, i have q sariya for how long you learning art?

May I ask what brush are you using?

A walk-trough of your brushes would be appreciated.

Gimme your Clip Studio Paint Brushes. GRUUUUUUUARRGGGGH, GIMME GIMME GIMME!!!

can you tell the Brush pack name you use for the oul effect? please

Im struggling to Locked tf in

5:52 how can u make 2 window like that in csp? btw thanks for the video , its help a lot

How much details should we put into our study pieces?

W

w video

who’s the artist of the thumbnail?

im clearly not at the point where im ready for this :( meh, bookmarked and hopefully when i am ready for this, i'll remember it lol

Hiiii

One advice. Don't pick the color from picture directly, use your eyes to pick. The most important thing in color practice is not how accurate you pick the "right" color, but how you achieve the overall feeling of the reference photo or painting, and some time even exaggerates it a little bit.

Sometimes the words you speak are a bit mumbly and hard to make out, really good advice though. Edit - just saw you have subs so nvm

I think the idea of posting a drawing you did the someone else's drawing being 'unethical' is crazy. That sort of idea isn't applyed to anything else, and people don't do this for dead artists, only living ones, or ones just 'online' which is crazy. Art if it's good is supposed to spread.

hey sariya, you got a discord server?