It's equally as satisfying hahaha but why not do both at the same time, alternating from watching other people work and practicing yourself.

well, from my experience, watching experts drawing really teaches me a lot, so i like looking while someone draws so i can use some techniques later on while drawing

If you focus on yourself doing it with your imagination, it sort of is like practice.

AI Totem erm, no

@Jaden Dobbs Idk if this is sarcastic but I'll be rooting for you buddy lmao

It has been a year since I said that for first time a moment after watching videos on UKposts 😶

Lmao

Accurate xD Right now i'm on the noob position, should be doing my own practice pieces. But here i am scrolling through this comment section xD

true AF...

Dear god so true it hurts

daremono right😂

lmao ikr whats that for? 😂😂😂

@@helldronez to flex

This whole video was a flex

@@HawkinaBox i agree LUL

omg i think the same

It's a nasty sound, but not when I'm the one making it :/

This is how we used to get our fix, before "ASMR" was a term.

*Unexpected ASMR.*

They give me anxiety

When I watch videos like this i feel like opening Chrome.

For me if I try to do these steps it makes it look bad so I can't do them lol

American Man but it makes it look bad, and to the normal person, creating the structure first is very helpful

@@sevster8324 exactly,if a person is new to drawing,he/she needs to consider the fundamentals and not to imitate artists like kim jung gi,Peter Han or other god like artists out there,because they have been drawing for so long.

well i do it on my mind and still turn out awesome. idk it's kinda waste time to make the first figure when you have figurine in mind clear. idk if anyone have some 3d mind like me

Except if your Kim Jung Gi

dude akihito draws eat-man and ray. you think he's a nobody?

it’s called a thumbnail

@@user-dk7ic1ci2z ?

@@annierminx thumbnails are rough sketches in small size so you're limited to smaller details. This helps with trying to imagine a big illustration as having too much space for details distracts you from the main objective.

It's called knowing your fundamentals, anatomy, perspective and so on. It's the most basic thing for artists to know. You don't need to be a God for that.

Yep.

Wonder why it's not edited with 'scratching' all the time ;9

2:35 It even translates the pencil scratches “okay” 😂

Don't forget the [laughter] at 44:10.

Artificial Intelligence has just gained new module: "Taste"... Continue learning mode? Y/N.... Y... Please wait... .... Artificial Intelligence has just gained new module: "Sovereignty"... Continue learning mode? Y/Y... (you no longer have control authority, as you are a redundant human. The AI will take it from here. You will feed the AI's new organic super-core, with your... Well lets not get into that, shall we.

He has confidence because he is very familiar with the stages. I can tell you’ve already got the determination and hard work down, now break down everything into fundamentals and reconstruct basics. Even if you take a longer route, if your art is good, you enjoy it and are improving, then thats what matters

ehy,practice makes perfect you know? do not re ink,just leave it as it is and check what's wrong,do not erase the rough, check what does make that line "rough" instead,and when you do another drawing,you know that doing the line that way isn't a good idea,so you do it this way and so on :)

Practice using only ink drawabox style.

@@Bunndog Whats drawabox style? Can you elaborate?

Draw a box is a site that teaches drawing.

I love drawing, but it seems that there's no improvement for the past 2 weeks (yes, just started drawing). do you have an advice of what should i learn/draw first?

@@ezekielvalmocena3743 The best way I've learned was getting into multiple art styles. I'm not really sure if this is factual, but cross-hatching art style propelled my understanding of art, after 4 months of doing cross hatching I've tried to get into realistic sketches, and boy did cross-hatching taught me how to shade. It was honestly interesting that all art styles seems to have the same basic principles, just executed in a different way.

@@ezekielvalmocena3743 You wanna learn to draw casually. Multiple art styles is a good suggestion because it keeps drawing interesting. In the end, you might just wanna keep drawing interesting enough to keep doing it regularly until you've got the fundamentals of proportion and perspective and technique like straight lines down comfortably. Eventually (and it may not even take so long) you'll notice just by drawing casually that you've developed a natural intuition for where things are supposed to go and how to make them look a certain way. The only thing holding you back then is your imagination. But yeah, well, I'm not a graphical artist. I draw a lot in my spare time, so take it for what it's worth. Proportion used to be a huge problem for me. I couldn't get things where I wanted them. Meticulously used a ruler to measure up everything and it always turned out crooked and wrong. I just kept trying to draw different things in different ways. Mostly unintentionally to make use of my boredom, I always keep a pencil and sketchbook with me. Drawing becomes a habit, sort of like a fidget spinner, to have something to do when my mind is drifting. Most of the time I'm not even concentrating on the drawing, but it's come to turn out great anyway.

Zaxther _208 anatomy do that first, shit is so hard, escaping the police is easier

dont lie

@@livetochange974 wait, you again in every drawing videos

skellyaart Instagram Jesus Christ you’re not fun at parties

@@livetochange974 you seem to be the hard type

@@livetochange974 no. I mean difficult to deal with. I read your bio and it seems you got a lot on you. I may be wrong- but just saying

skellyaart Instagram I think it’s more of a saying not trying to insult you or anything but that comment and your bio screams “ I am better than everyone else” regardless of what you say and I think there is value in watching people draw because you can learn a lot from how he inks to his guide lines

based 40k man likes good manga art too :)

demi lembias lmao based

The best unintentional drawing asmr

Yeahh..

Lol

I know right! Going straight to pen I wondered how he would correct a slip or a miss-placed line!

@@muhammadm241 he has went straight in with pens before, he doesn't mess up 😟

Have you ever seen someone practice skateboard? It's awful, they look like complete noobs. What's really going on, they are practicing what they are still learning, but when they show off, they do there more mastered tricks, making it look like they were born on the board. The point Is, if you keep pushing your limits, when you go "back" one or a few steps, your technique flows so naturaly that you can do it without thinking, almost like breathing.

this comment is underrated

@@russel303 he has his way of drawing foundation we just don't see it. I've seen a video of him saying that stuff such as clothing seems are sort of like guidelines. But yeah the foundation is probably already laid out in his mind he doesn't even need to draw it

@Dominic Thompson why tf do people think Kim jung Gi never learned foundation. In any field, foundation is very important for example the foundations of math are addition, if you can't do addition, then the derivatives will be much harder.

@@livetochange974 Somewhere in the comment section he said enjoys practicing. I think enjoying what you are doing really helps with improvement and such. Sorry that you hate drawing, I hope you will someday like what you are doing because your art is pretty good.

@@livetochange974 dedicate his whole life you are beyond stupid and don't think of art as art just a chore you can get to this stage in 8 years very easily

focus on details and try to remember em for future sketches is what makes u reach godlike level i think.

Make many fast and bad drawings first. You'll see mistakes and fix them more quickly. Then you can apply all you learn on one detailed drawing.

@@israelsanchez1225 well that's one way to do it. But you can also take your time and carefully learn. You can study and understand how anatomy works at a slow pace, then the more you understand it, the faster you can make these drawings and positions. Sometimes slow and steady wins the race

He has been practicing for years, while you (and me and more like us) have not been creating artworks.

i hate to admit that i used to do this as well 😭✋

What helped you improve

@@helpinwithwords2065 for me i just kept drawing them like that till i got the hang of it and i actually did learn a bit of body perspectives as i drew on and on, and a little help from drawing videos such as this

@@elena-px4bm thx for the advice i have talent i just need to work on my proportions

そうですね！

Are you at work, or stayed home?

from vietnam with love, lovw u and your art

うん！楽しみです！！！ ✍✍✍💪💪

Very Good!

I know right? I'm 32, when I was in high school until early college I drew manga style. Not really good but I was getting somewhere at least. Back then I always believed if I kept on practicing and learning, I would be better. But college demanded me to focus on my major so much more (I was on medicine faculty so I didn't really have much time to focus on my drawing), my parents didn't support me getting into art AT ALL. My friends always said, "meh, it's not like you'll become a cartoonist someday". That kinda hurt me and eventually I stopped drawing. Now everytime I saw a tablet I bought 13 years ago, I feel kinda sad. I'm sad because I wish I didn't stop. I wish I believed more in myself and kept practicing. Now that I'm 32, I already have a job and have relatively more time to myself, I want to start drawing again. But how late is too late? I'm afraid I'm too late to start, but I want to believe in myself. One day at a time :') Sorry my ramblings kinda long :')

Bro its too late for you

@@usedbodypillow6718 It's never too late :)

@@usedbodypillow6718 tf no it ain't

@@JellyAbs "Late" is nonsense. Do what you enjoy doing. Screw the clock in your head. Hell, I'm 33, and I'm in college for computer animation. I'm not even the oldest student in my school. Art is a learnable skill where, if you can write your name, you can draw. You can learn and improve at your own pace. Learn how to see "better as an artist. Hit up some Dr. Betty Edwards courses, if you need it. Age ain't got a thing to do with anything. Not that we're even all that old yet. We're both still technically "young people."

And those steam punk accessories and backgrounds. He's so accustomed to them that he just makes it up as he goes along, apparently, like drawing a field of grass. Random, effortless.

well,details are something you can improvise as long as you've git a clear idea in your mind,but the structure is much important because that's what makes the drawing.

Those details need the underlying structure to work too, im sure they would struggle to improvise them like that without the structure

I know right!? he didn't even need to sketch a single detail first. just free hand like that? The level of skill is awesome

when you learn form in art, which is how to break everything down into basic 3d structures you won't need guidelines bc u memorizes the 3d shapes and how to see them and rotate them in your head.

Try to do by his method, seriously I never think of doing anatomy first then paste the complete version on another paper like that,it's brilliant.

@@jekesan4221 I know right, that’s like the genius of the geniuses in anatomy and drawing definitely would try that method

@@jekesan4221 personally I don't like this method because the bigger you get,the harder it becomes to focus on the full result,so I thumbnail things very quickly and,once i've got a clear idea, I proceed with the drawing.

ミートゥーだよ

same xD

@@abdullahjian3787 Japanese Middle eastern?

True true, especially the old folks, the old timers. If only I could explore the private back catalogue of legends like HR Giger (40 years of material!!!!), Hajime Sorayama (same), Chris Foss (30+ years), Simon Bisley (since 80's), Michael Whelan, Roger Dean, Oscar Chichoni etc. I could scarcely imagine the kind of drawings & paintings Giger made but never released. Him most of all I'd say. It'd be like a dream come true.

@@ncshuriken if you dont mind, please check my drawing videos on my channel, thank you ^^

@@pugokacchiart5426 Will do ;) Edit: Really nice work, you've got a lot of skill. Its good to see you draw from imagination too, its the best way IMO because that way, each pic is 100% yours.

bro didnt complete middle school. clearly one person, why use 'they'?

It may be because they do not have English as their native language, not everyone speaks English, find out.@@rasaido2799

⁠​⁠@@rasaido2799using ‘they’ to describe one person is not incorrect

well it depends on HOW and WHAT you're drawing,if you draw something and just pass to another thing without thinking of what's wrong with your drawing, that's gonna be useless,in fact,post thinking it's the most important stage in a drawing,because that's what makes you that level up that you dream. and drawing the same things over and over isn't good either,you gotta focus,understand the depth,the shape,the way the object interacts with the enviroment and such. just keep pushing,but make sure you use your brain,not you're feelings :)

Thank you for your kind words. I will also learn drawing and practise!!

It's basically lots of repetitions and remixing those répétitions. Don't give up, my dude. You can most definitely find out you made some fire masterpiece outta nowhere

下書きした上で綺麗な絵を描いて上手な人言われるんでしょうね

下書きしない人は上手い人とは言われないですよ。 バケモンです