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my art teacher showed us a lot of your videos in class and everyone was talking about how "this must be the coolest things we have seen in art"

@chadcat5875

2 жыл бұрын

My art teacher also shows us these videos

@galacticgamercat6637

2 жыл бұрын

THESE TUTORIALS ARE THE BESTTTTTT

@gxrecxlt7896

2 жыл бұрын

if i was an art teacher so would i

@xXZonkysushXx

6 ай бұрын

yoooo we both got kyle pfps

@truevitalenergy

2 ай бұрын

❤

Little note, Asymmetrical eyes are a thing so its fine to not draw the eyes that the same height. Be aware if your doing tho, personally i think eyes give a lot of character especially when not "perfect". nothing against the advice, but all blanket statements that include "Never" always have there exceptions. great vid tho

@YourLocalAnonAccount

2 жыл бұрын

* _laughs in one-eyed character-_ *

@everkade

2 жыл бұрын

It's the classic "Know the rules before you break them". Best practices are an important foundation before diving into unconventional design choices.

@peachybun-ana

2 жыл бұрын

person with (slightly) asymmetrical eyes here, yes we exist

@EmK02

2 жыл бұрын

Little note, it’s believed that asymmetrical eyes are more common than symmetrical, although it’s not really a statistic due to the fact that it’s impossible to have a perfectly symmetrical face

@everkade

2 жыл бұрын

@@EmK02 Most eyeballs are the same size though. So it's at least important to try and maintain iris height with respect to the face. Eyelid incongruencies can add some more realism though so I see what you mean.

I love the piranha plant thing. Made it way easier to understand.

@MTSgt

2 жыл бұрын

Same! It helps a lot when drawing eyes in perspective

@wemusthavechannelstocommen619

2 жыл бұрын

i like watching it dance

I did not expect for so much easily comprehensible info/tips to be packed into a 4 minute video. I saw an immediate improvement in the eyes I’m drawing after watching this. Thank you!!

@caytlinparker6371

2 жыл бұрын

I know right! That's how you know they are a good teacher hey!

@isabelmolina8617

Жыл бұрын

mamaimacrimidal

I definitely need to redo how I'm going to learn art, now that I've switched from anime to slight realism. My art has been pretty inconsistent for a while, and I keep forgetting the fundamentals in making good art, so this was very helpful.

@spooktspeek

2 жыл бұрын

lmao i was sorta the same way, except i went from cartoony to semirealistic. quite the transition. my art was horrible for a while. my art is still horrible now, but not as horrible. i believe in you B]

@urmomincloset

Жыл бұрын

Im trying to switch to anime. Its so hard😭

@Dargonhuman

Жыл бұрын

Drawing isn't a homogenous "one size fits all" deal, each style and genre of drawing is practically its own discipline with its own set of rules and techniques. Anime, Western, Cartoon, Animation, Illustration, Portrait, etc. all have their own unique quirks, shortcuts, even languages to describe the different concepts and techniques within their own styles, and switching from one to another takes time to relearn and adapt to, somewhat like training for and playing a particular sport or musical instrument most of your life then learning a new one.

someone with actual non judgmental art tutorials that arent attacking someones hard work? not bad

@egon1545

2 жыл бұрын

Who hurt you

@edidk7298

2 жыл бұрын

@@egon1545 oh, nobodys hurt me :) but thanks for the concern

@Kapullus

2 жыл бұрын

Arent 90% of art tutorials (on youtube) already non judgemental?

@AlicornHana

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kapullus non-judgemental, but not as effective as this

@tateflores

2 жыл бұрын

You talking about those tutorials that are like "DOn't do this thing that many people chose to do as a stylistic choice!" and aren't even that helpful in the end?

That tip about visualizing the piranha plant lips is SUPER helpful. Thank you

one helpful way to get your eyes to look right from perspective: draw sideways triangles with a curved side line facing in the direction you want your eye to face, and then from there go and fill in the rest of the details. Eventually you can stop relying on that but knowing where the corners of the eyes are and where they "open up" will help a lot! On a face, they'll look vaguely like this: |> . > |

@mariadanielalavia8877

2 жыл бұрын

the >> marc brunet technique

wow I've seen almost every single eye tutorial on the internet probably, and I've drawn a lot of eyes, but I still learnt from this. So well put and to the point. Don't click off, trust me.

Omg the piraña plant thing is such a good idea!

One thing that instantly fixed my 'other eye' problem on top of working on both eyes simultaneously was starting with the eye that would always end up bad, which was the left one for me. Never had that problem again

@fiaczek

Жыл бұрын

weirdly this helps me with makeup as well!! i suck at doing eyeliner on my left eye so i do that one first

It also helps to draw the shape of the eyes first, when you sketch the head. The rough size of the eyes is easier to compare than single strokes.

This is a great video!!! I'm just an old lady teaching myself to draw and paint and I definitely want to work on drawing eyes just because they are so fascinating and beautiful! This was such a great speed, very clear and descriptive without all the fluff :) Thanks so much!!!

Another small tip: When you look down, your eye lips never stay exactly the same, they droop as well. Just a fun realistic touch that I use, but *god* was this video helpful!

you're seriously amazing, i've read so many art books and watched tutorial vids but your videos are the easiest to digest!

@Wingedcanvas

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! That means a lot :)

I love how versatile your tutorials and tips are. They work on digital art, traditional art, realism, cartoonism, real species, fictional creatures etc.

I usually don't like videos that tell you not to do something when it comes to art, but I have been doing digital art for 5 years and I haven't realized the thing about drawing the eyes at different heights, it makes so much sense! I've been doing that, and my drawings still look good, but I will definitely use this piece of advice for now. Thank you!

I’ve always had a lot of trouble with drawing eyes from a profile view and the piranha plant thing really helped, thank you 😊

I've recently been trying to get back into pixelart and suddenly stumbled across your channel. It covers alot of helpful topics, I just want to thank you for helping me get back into drawing.

I'm new to drawing, and these videos are terrific. Avoiding all these bad habits early will help me so much in the long run, so thanks 🙏

Oh god... With the height of eye thing I actually used to make the eyes the same height and different width.... but upon seeing other people make theirs shorter I did the same.... I was right in the beginning.... no wonder the eyes always looked back from an angel-

This is such a good video! I have a good amount of drawing experience, but it’s been a WHILE. I put this on thinking “it never hurts to revisit the fundamentals, especially when you’re getting back into the swing of things.” I’m glad I did, I’m going to remember “pirahna lips” forever!

i cant get over how much i love this channel, it helps me so much

Personally, i think its very important for the character if you want to keep the eye based on the person. For example i actually have football shaped eyes and i have specific glasses to shape them back to normal ^-^ love ur vids and this is just a thought ♥

I really appreciate how you get to the point and you're very informative!

Thank you sooo much for this turorial!!!! ❤

immediately straight to the point, 10/10 immaculate video. subscribing

Your videos are so helpful! Thank you for sharing this information!😊

Love ur vid, it's straight to the point and clear

Awesome video! I know how to art, but I do enjoy seeing other artists explain their craft and help people how to art as well and I loved your explanation of how to draw eyes

I absolutely love your videos and art tips. They really do help me a lot and I'm starting to compare my newer and older art pieces before and after videos and I'm seeing (positive) differences :D

This breaks it down so well! Holy heck!

I cannot thank you enough I'm a self taught artist and I've been trying to improve my style and this has helped so much

Omg THANK YOU That helped really much! Especially the trick with the plant and sphere

this was such a good video. it's easy to understand, simple, short, to the point, and the piranha plant thing was such a good example and helped me understand a lot. thank you!!!

Omg the piranha plant trick is so helpful !! Thank you so much ✨

DUDE TYSM THIS IS LIKE THE FIRST USEFUL VIDEO I'VE EVER WATCHED ON DRAWING EYES

This helped so much! Thanks!

Awesome video, thank you 🔥💕 I just realised that I've been doing many of these things over the years without really knowing why so it was easier to mess them up- but now I understand & can avoid mistakes or fix them more easily when I do make one 🥳

Love it, these are things im already aware about so its nice to see a good artist say im on the right track

I've been starting to draw more often, and Ur videos are a god send 🙏

Words cannot express how grateful I am

What is this Video??? Its AMAZING? 4 Minutes and so much easy to understand info. I was looking for copper and found gold. Subbed!

Wow this was actually really helpful thank u and keep doing what ur doing

okay ngl the algorithm decided to bless me once again with. I just discovered you. And holy the advice was so easy to understand and very precise to the issues I had with eyes so far :o

This made so much sense! Thank you.

WOO!! I’m so glad I’m doing most of this stuff already! :D

thank you so much for making this video! You save me so much time to understand!!

i'm learning arts by my own, this really helps, thank you so much!

Finding this channel has been a god send omg

The tips were really good! 💖💖💖💖

great video! short but has lots of useful tips presented in a concise and easy-to-understand way! love videos like this :)

Youve just blown my mind within the first 30 seconds I never thought of doing them at the same time lol

that piranha plant analogy was the greatest piece of art advice on eyes I've ever heard.

Wow! This is a great tip! I never thought to draw them at the same time.

short but very informative thank you

OK but like, you're so good at teaching😮💖

Very VERY good advice on drawing eyes!!

Oh, my goodness!! Eyes is what I needed! Thank you!

This was soooo helpful the eyes I drew needed work and this helped me so much

In angles, I like drawing the shorter eye higher, than the longer one. I don't know why, but it just gives off a really interesting and cute effect that I love. It just works.

This was very useful, thank you!

Yo I didn’t realise that pupil thingy and had forgotten the “sphere” perspective, your videos are awesome!

Awesome! This was really helpful/great information, love the lesson. Also, great channel!

Thank you for pointing out the heights of eyes. I always drew them incorectly and i knew that, but i couldn't figure out what exactly was wrong

You helped me out sm! I fr didn’t think about how heights of the eyes won’t change because my brain cells refused to work together and now it’s super easy considering that lolol Love your vids, I’ve watched quite a few and they are all very easy to follow yet super helpful. And I haven’t found any tricks that I would disagree on Thank you👍

Thanks a lot, it's very helpful

There is nothing more relieving as an insecure artist than going in to someone’s work that I admire, and seeing that I ALREADY DO ALL OF THIS Satisfaction

Thank you!

This is so helpful 👍

Even when I was new to art, I knew skewing the heights of eyes was incorrect. I see it even with really talented, professional artists

Perfect timing for what I need to learn next

This was so helpful!

Wow this helped a lot thank you for making this vid and it was so helpful in fact I shared it with my friends who do digital art

the piranha plant got me. great advice !

Crazy good tutorial

One thing that can cause the incorrect heights is just staring at the drawing for too long (along with other issues in a drawing, like skewing) So while sketching, you can: - Take a break for 15 or more minute and come back, look at other things, maybe do some eye strain reduction stuff while you're at it (like looking at something in the far distance for a few seconds or eye exercises), whatever it is just not staring at that drawing - Flip the canvas/sketch - Make sure to zoom out all the way - If applicable, ask a friend you trust to be honest if they notice anything off. Having something like that pointed out by someone else can make it suddenly obvious - Look up a reference if you didn't already have one, or even roughly re sketch whatever looks off I hope one or more of these tips helps!

@jadedenthusiasms

2 жыл бұрын

@Vaughn Haney such great extra points!!! Especially the walking away for a bit! It sort of like when you say a word a bunch of times and suddenly that word sounds wrong and you're not sure if you're even saying it right...same with art...for me anyway. I have to step away, sometimes set it aside completely for a bit....eventually something clicks in my head and I can go back at it :) but, probably a dumb analogy 😊just what it always makes me think of :) Thanks for he great reminders!

@vaughnhaney7020

2 жыл бұрын

@@jadedenthusiasms I actually think that's a really good analogy! You do the same thing for too long and your brain gets all funky about it lol

@jadedenthusiasms

2 жыл бұрын

@@vaughnhaney7020 exactly!!!!!!😁

helpful and concise

Your videos don't teach me anything I don't already know, but instead give me fun, cute reminders so when I'm drawing it's easier and I make less mistakes from not paying enough attention to myself, if that makes sense. Knowing something isn't helpful if I can't remember it easily. ;P

Thank you! That's way more helpful than "use a ruler". I don't think those tutorials realize that relying on a ruler doesn't solve the actual problem, and will have you dependant on the ruler.

Waited for this one

I Like how you don’t tell people how to do specific methods or outcomes, just generally tips and actually helpful advice

THANK! YOU!

You make this look so easy 😭

I always do the top lids first to see if the shape works and they match, then I draw the pupils and then the bottom lid and detailing

I used to know all these and follow them, but I guess over time I got overly comfortable and Stopped thinking about it, just went with my instincts. It's good to have a reminder to actually pay attention

Great advice 😁

BRO YOURE SO GOOD AT EXPLAINING IVE NEVER SEEN A VIDEO WITH THIS KIND OF GOOD EXPLANATIONS BEFORE THAT EVEN A KINDERGARDEN WOULD UNDERSTAND

@zappyapp

2 жыл бұрын

Ah yes a kinder*garden*

@dinosharttt

27 күн бұрын

kindergarden

Thanks for the tips I just started drawing anatomy. I wish I could support you guys but I'm not in a position to do so. thanks a bunch

"Draw the eyes the same height" Picasso: *blushes in cubism*

Damn dude!!!! Idk what else to say but I love this channel!!! Thank you!

random find while scrolling but immensely helpful.

Jessie. I love how you talk and act here. xD I bet you are a wonderful person.

Great video. The piranha lips will probably never leave my brain. But, I did want to say that the head, like anything else, can be mapped with parallel lines that recede to the same vanishing point. So technically the far eye is smaller in height! But this will probably only be noticeable if the camera is right up against the face your drawing, otherwise not changing the height is solid beginner-proof advice to get your "other eye" where it needs to be.

My eyes started vastly improving once I started drawing each at the same time, and putting even more attention to the lids and sphere shape. Realistic lashes are still so challenging for me.

This is the busiest four minute video I've ever watched. The information is good, especially the bit about skewed eyes, but there's a lot pulling at my attention.

You are AMAZING!!!

I like videos like this that shows what I'm doing wrong. starting to see why my drawings of eyes look awkward

damn THAT´S a good tutorial. like so much usefull sumirized comprehensible info in a relatively short video. Amazing.