You forgot to make a point about the hands because a lot of people draw non white people hands the same color all around and forget that the skin color gets lighter at the palms

@med3032

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. The same with the soles of the feet.

@user96239

3 жыл бұрын

yep, the palm is almost always REALLY pale and then at the top its the normal skin

I have to say: even if you have a hard time drawing Afros (hell even I do sometimes with extremely kinky hair) you can draw box braids, cornrows, dreads, etc. it’s an accurate representation of how we wear our protective hairstyles. So there still isn’t an excuse for making us 1. Bald and 2. Nappy headed

@omnisexualidiot3750

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t see how people manage to draw nappy hair. It’s easier to draw actually hair than doing that.

People keep confusing full lips with HUGE lips.

@turqdeth

4 жыл бұрын

faxx

@fandomcringebucket

3 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you, but I just have to mention you have 69 likes on this comment. That's all, thanks-

I think people forgot hair is a whole other spectrum. Now every black person has hair the way you’re labeling it to be. Some have loose curls other don’t. In some cases there are black people with just straight hair, believe it or not.

@_Cytone_______

6 жыл бұрын

Anande Pigatt there's also tighter coils but it all depends on the look your going for. Weither he or she is mixed or not.

@havenbarrow5557

6 жыл бұрын

She means generally, black people (women in particular since men normally have shorter hair though this isn't always the case) have naturally very thick and curly hair. This isn't saying they can't have any other style of hair, but it's more common that a black person has that kind of hair. It is even occasionally called "black hair" because of the fact that it's most common in black people. It's just like how white people generally don't have very thick and curly hair, instead most white people have naturally thinner and straight hair.

@pleasebereasonable2644

6 жыл бұрын

I don't think you have ever met a black person before.

@AdreanaWilliams

6 жыл бұрын

GucciGodSailmanFTST you can be not mixed and still have looser curls

@_Cytone_______

6 жыл бұрын

A'dreana Williams the only time you black people with wavyier hair is if there mixed with somthing nonblack. Not sure if you know this black people naturally have tighter coils point blank.theres no exceptions. unless you chemically change your hair with a perm or flatiron it.

As a black person, I feel the need to say that this is the best drawing of black lips I've ever seen so far. Nice work! ❤

@dorianellis6206

3 жыл бұрын

I have trouble drawing African Americans since I haven't been around them as much as I have caucasians

@viewtifulgold4223

3 жыл бұрын

@@dorianellis6206 That's what references are for. Don't draw your characters with big pink lips either, because we don't have those.

@dorianellis6206

3 жыл бұрын

@@viewtifulgold4223 Don't worry, I don't and yes I use references, I'm not completely dumb I promise

I'm white and I'm so glad this video exists tbh. The only videos I've seen like this before have been by other white people and it's kinda hard to know if the people who made those videos are really all that informed, yknow? Maybe they are but it's nice to hear from an artist who actually identifies as black (god, I feel really weird pigeonholing you like that aagh I hope that made sense). This topic is important to me because drawing everyone looking the same is boring AF and I want my characters and stories to be relatable and appealing to people of all different backgrounds; and I really don't want to create something that could be hurtful due to not being informed enough of what to avoid. So yeh. Thank you so much! Subbed. :)

14:28 !!! Please remember this! Dudes don't only have short hair either :). I drew a portrait of prince for my mom, and over the years/ different shows/ albums he has so many different textures of hair! Remember to start practicing drawing diversely by drawing likenesses. That's personally how I learned to draw more realistically (drew a self portrait in class). This video is great 👍 thank you for uploading!

I've always drawed anime. Recently, i've got involved in a "all ethnics anime proyect" so i am super super grateful about this kind of tutorials. I really want to represent races in some way that doesn't makes someone sad or mad so i was really scared to. I'm gonna practice to get good results!!

alot of animes portray poc so horribly

I’m black... it’s a good tutorial, make the nose less bulbous, and jaw lines need to be SHARP.

THANK YOU It's so hard to find a video that isn't a middle-aged white guy explaining "How to Draw African-American Features" This was really helpful and I LOVE your hair brushes! I've been trying to make some lately, yours are v good!

The decibel level on this entire video is way too low. Having to crank my volume to listen to it and suddenly a windows notification sound comes up, it's not a good time. Good video but just make sure you edit the audio next time :D

I feel like some people in the comments didn't watch the video because they're commenting on things that were mentioned and talked about. Like what are you complaining about... it's been clarified.

Thank you so much for making a video of this! I saw the original comic on Tumblr but it's good to have clarification on certain points, especially the lips! I agree that full lips are beautiful, in fact one of my main OCs has that feature. I always try to be respectful when drawing them but sometimes get worried, especially since I have a very simple, cartoony style (I don't even draw most of my characters with noses ^^; I'm hoping to fix that at some point) but still it's not hard to tell the difference between lovely lips and a caricature. So yeah, that was reassuring so thank you!

@KitCabaret

6 жыл бұрын

I would like to ask though - and sorry this comment is already so long - for someone who has a very simple style what would you recommend for drawing hair? I was already thinking the hair I normally draw them in should be a wig (it's long, straight and blue, I think it's safe to assume that's not their natural hair LOL) but what advice would you have for stylizing the hair underneath, like what's the difference between simplicity and laziness in this case?

@artwhileblack

6 жыл бұрын

Katrina Draws Things kzread.info/dash/bejne/n6Jhx8-zkZmwpdI.html

when i saw your comic on tumblr i was so happy that someone was addressing this issue (especially before BP came out) thank you for putting all this out- and dont shy away from similar content in the future! ✊🏽💛✨

I just got brave enough to have OCs that are POC. Did my research and wooo. Luckily, I have a friend with a mixed child (tatiana has two children, both mixed). She was so happy to educate me on their hair behaves and some of their struggles so I didn't minimize any issues with interracial relationships and mixed children. I was so grateful. This takes a lot of research and this video helps A LOT. Thank youuu.

Thank you SO MUCH for this video omg. I swear I can never find any black art youtubers. subscribed.

I'm pretty glad i found this. It's not only pretty satisfactory to see an artstyle like yours but to hear your voice explaining everything very camly. You see i am not an native english speaker but you explained yourself pretty well! I havent draw for a very long time and i had a very simple animey style and im very thankfull bc now i can have more diverse and interesting characters!! God bless you pretty sweet angel

Some of my friends are black and a few of them have very straight hair, I feel like this is important because not all hair is the same, other than that I really liked this 💛

Now at 5:37 the subject you were talking about... I'm actually really happy you brought this up. I don't intentionally white wash characters but I have an issue with drawing a wide variety of features so very rarely are my faces noticeably diverse. I'm trying to get away from that an learn how to draw faces that would actually exist on real live people. My best friend in doing that has been googling people of whatever race, ethnicity, and nationality I'm making or basing a character off of.

I've only recently started drawing black people, and I'm having so much fun coloring their skin tones and drawing their hair! I've really missed out on a whole way to draw a character just because I've never really thought about drawing it. So, thanks for this tutorial!

I LOVE this video! Your art is gorgeous, your explanations are en pointe, and as a fellow KZread artist, I find this HUGELY helpful. Subscribed and I look forward to watching more of your videos!

I NEEDED THIS- Wonderful advice that I can take into account when I'm drawing my story's characters!

You make a lot of good points in this video, but there are still factors that go into it besides the general rules, like how simple your art style is, mixed races, and just having overall variety. Also i understand what you said in the beginning about the dehumanization of black people in drawings, but caricatures are supposed to exaggerate features in a silly way, so it should be fine as long as it's done respectively and not taking too far (Of course, the examples used at the start of the video are not okay).

i saw the tutorial post of this on tumblr like two weeks ago and reblogged it and now it’s showing up in my recommended lmao. amazing art btw!! and ty for the tutorial :-)

This is a blessing of a video. My muse is a black woman and, along with being a white lover of black art and culture, I want to create/depict characters of African descent tastefully because I understand the detriment of constant dehumanization. My first attempt, the one I did following this video, is kind of rough. I went too wide on the nose. I'll get more realistic with it next time, though.

Thank you for making this! This has taught me a lot and ive used it to advise others as well and its truly helped

Oh my goodness thank you so much for making all these videos! As a young artist who is mixed I have a very hard time finding people and tips that show you how to draw black people correctly especially the hair since I tend to do it the lazy way only because I haven’t learned to do it the proper way. I can’t wait to see you make more videos about tips and other such things.😋

It be really awesome if someone like you could do turorials on how to draw mixed race characters (half black)- signed a dark skinned Chinese-Brazilian

Hmm.. I admire this video for encouraging artists to explore exaggerating features other than the lips and hair of a black character. I think more artists need to discover that you can emphasize more than one thing in certain races. Although I don't agree with limiting people to not portraying certain features unrealistically. As long as it's not meant to hate on a race, I think artists should be free to exaggerate and draw in whatever style they want. I think it's okay as long as it's not their default characteristic.

Great video. You seem very sweet. My biggest tip when someone is new to drawing something is look at a reference image. I never drew a realistic black person at one point, I always drew them anime style or cartoon style, then when I finally wanted to do a portrait of my friend, I looked at him, I looked at his pictures, I looked at how his hair comes out of his scalp,I looked at each individual strand of hair and how his skin looks in different lights, the portrait ended up looking exactly spot on like him. References really really help when it comes to anything.

I know I'm about 4 years late, but thank you so much for taking the time to make this! It's hugely helpful

Thank you so much! Where I live I rarely ever see any black people, so I don't have real life references to go by which is usually what I use to practice. I found your tumblr as soon as I started searching for tips on how to correctly draw black people and I'm sure you just spared me a few hours of looking at photos and trying to figure out the main differences and probably not noticing some things by myself.

Thank you for this! I wasn’t sure how to shade darker skin tones thinking I’d mess it up. This helps me a lot😄

thanks for being amazing and educational

I have tons of black ocs and I wanted to make sure I was drawing them correctly so thank you a lot for putting this up!

Thank you for your resource~ It was very useful and kind of you to make!

Thank you. Is red lipstick to match a pink dress ok?

I should probably stress here that while most of the points is true. In terms of character design if there is an intent (key word intent) to draw hair a certain way then its ok so long as it fits that character in its setting and story. I don't want people who are actually learning to feel they are limited to drawing one kind of style simply because our hair grows out differently. If you want to draw a black women with straightened condition hair its ok, but make sure it fits the character, timeline, and personality. Make sure it also tells a story.

The thing i struggle with is building leayers. When the skin tone is dark its hard to go darker to add detal. What do?

@ArtOfShannonLee

6 жыл бұрын

Lewis Smith I've found that a lot of the time our white characters are actually whiter than is a natural skin tone. If we look up photo refs and pic colour from then to practice colouring our characters with, I think that'll help. Colour is relative so as long as your black characters look black and your white characters look white next to each other, and so long as there is diversity of skin tones within raves, I think we'll be arrite. Right? I think we just need to study the colours in photos etc.

Thank you soo much for this video, I love Scott Joplin and his music and I always listen to his music all the time so naturally I felt that a portrait of my favourite musician was only rigth to pay tribute to him bur becouse I didn't knew how draw black people I was nervous bur thanks to you now I honor my favourite musician 😊 Great video keep up the good work.

Wonderful video!!

what is the app she uses?I really wanna know!

I have a question: is natural black woman hair always wild and Afro, with curls going to every direction. And I mean hair without manipulation or products just only natural hair. i’m asking because I don’t have so many references. And I need to draw natural black woman hair correctly.

Interestingly enough, my few African characters (Egyptian to be specific) are always drawn properly by others, and I've had a few people tell me their noses were the favorite part of the drawing. Although, my black characters have aquiline noses because those are my favorite type of nose.

My problem is the nose and lips for men. It's difficult but possible! Do you have videos for drawing men?

Fantastic video! Thank you so much!

Hi there, thanks for your video! I am working with a freelance artist and we are drawing a black character. Would I be able to share it with you to get your opinion?

2:33 Yeah I think it is

Great video!

Hey so what if you like to make a lot of mixed race characters and fantasy sort of characters. Do you think it would still be considered white washing if you were the one creating new characters that happen to be light skinned and or mixed with other races? Let me know your thoughts, I’m quite curious😊💕

@HMZmash

6 жыл бұрын

I think it'd be alright as long as there is a little specification or clarification as to make people aware of the character as a person. hope this helps ;P

i would like to incorperate realistic skin tones and distinguishable physical features towards my artstyle for a fantasy comic that im drawing. It still will be anime-like since thats my natural form of artstyle and in this comic the people there will have unnatural colors as thats what anime has usually (an unnatural eye color paired with a random hair color). I was wondering if it would be okay to have my poc oc to have red hair? (The rest of the world also has unnatural hair and eye colors)

I was SOOO excited to find your channel! Your lesson is helpful and encouraging. As a white guy who does very simple, quick pen-on-white paper cartoons, I’ve been reluctant to venture outside my “safety zone.” I’m eager to begin adding depth and diversity to my ‘lil cartoons...and of course will take constructive feedback as teachable moments. Thank you! ❤️Subscribed. #MyDailyPendemic

Hey! I saw this video and it helped me a lot, I create a lot of OCs but I wanted to have more diversity when it comes to race. I have a question though, i dont tend to draw any lips on my characters. Sure they have mouths but it's sort of just a line, should I draw lips for the people of colour? I was just a bit confused because I dont want to make them look the same, but then again I dont want them to be singled out just because they were characters of colour

Thank you ❤️ really helpful

Thank you. I am redrawing my first black character using this. Thank you very much!

Lmao this is also hilarious “dont do that” 😂🙌🏾🙏🏾

Thanks for the video!

your definition of white wash is incorrect and blacks come in all colors I have thin lips and a small nose

@mulvana1569

6 жыл бұрын

DGoaT T - It’s a general thing. You do not look like every black person. But, there is a general look. That being big curly hair, big lips and nose.

this was really helpful thank you

The first time that I drew a black person (I was probably like 9??) I was so scared of messing up and offending people, but I didn't use reference, I watched a ton of anime back then, and the person I drew (it wasn't a character or anything) I gave her straight not even slightly curly hair and no nose or lips (mostly because I drew in an anime style ) looking back it was awful but I'm glad that I've been able to improve since then and now I'm able to properly draw black people lol

TYSM I dont really know how to draw black people (mostly hair and face shape) and my dad wanted me to draw him and he is black. I had to let him down and didnt draw him cause it turned out bad. I dont exagerate features. Maybe under exagerate. The hairlines are always weird looking and the face shape. I make everyone I draw have lips and similar type noses.

Great video.

i love this.

As a black person i love this so innocent an good intent

omg THANK YOU FOR THIS someone asked me to draw them and I have little experience drawing black males

yes!! and sometimes people try to draw black natural hair the way white peoples curly hair is and !! its rarely ever like that!!

Thank you thank you!! I've been trying to diversify my doodling and get better at drawing black people, but most of my sketches come off as "here is a white person with black skin." Thank you for this friendly, encouraging, and informative tutorial!

Thanks Ill try my best

Aye I fucks wit dis 🚫🧢

@factuallyquestioningrealit9603

3 жыл бұрын

💪🏾

Long hair curly and it's white person how to draw the hair please

A picture my girlfriend and i took at hoco she straightened her hair. im screwed.

Who in the world dislike such beautiful video? 😨😱😰

@risingstars3478

6 жыл бұрын

Syahaz people who dislike it

;__________; WTF? Why did Mattie/Mattie2 get so much hate comments...? Also I really like your art style. ANYWAY HOW?!?!?

(Parodying Finn's hair reveal) CHECK THIS OUT *pulls off short hair wig to reveal long natural hair*

Dude my dumbass refused to draw poc people as a kid and now I have no clue how to draw them respectfully 😭 I’ve been searching for tutorials that don’t just say “don’t be racist” and actually give useful Information

Its helpful really , thanks

@artwhileblack

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that!

Thank you so much for this video! I've been trying to create more diverse chatacters for a while now, but I was so afraid to get things wrong! I feel as though I can proceed with confidence now!

@nesso.9944

6 жыл бұрын

Margaret Gearin, do you actually want a response that you're open to learn from, or are you just venting into the ether?

@margaretgearin8140

6 жыл бұрын

zoeticValidation I'm not entirely sure what you mean by that. Would you please clarify?

@nesso.9944

6 жыл бұрын

Oh shit. I was trying to reply to someone else, but I think I clicked your name by accident! I'm sorry about that, I can delete this if you want and reply to the actual person I was trying to talk to.

@margaretgearin8140

6 жыл бұрын

zoeticValidation oh that's alright. I was just confused. Thank you for your apology!

@nesso.9944

6 жыл бұрын

So should I delete this or leave this as a piece of funny youtube history?

I will disagree on the hair part.

@MonaMona-fy5wk

6 жыл бұрын

MrFirefang92 you can agree to disagree but the truth remains

i luv u :3

This video is pretty insightful I just have one problem though - I don't really draw lips on any of my characters (I do when drawing certain expressions I guess? but that's just the lower lip) so I don't know whether or not I should draw my black characters with lips because I definitely don't want to draw something that looks like a caricature but I do want to be at least somewhat accurate. I would definitely appreciate tips from anyone

@kiky9766

4 жыл бұрын

@That One Thank you for replying. I do know how to draw lips, I just don't feel like it fits well with the rest of my art style. But I noticed I've been drawing the bottom lip (which is literally just a line) more often than before so I'm probably going to stick with that for now. The top lip, however, does not exist in my art realm apparently haha

Aaa this is really helpful ;-; would I be able to message you on tumbler or IG with a character I'm drawing to see if anything should be changed? I don't wanna get anything wrong or make him look inappropriate or anything ;0;

@artwhileblack

6 жыл бұрын

zeldalink1231 absolutely

@zeldalink1231

6 жыл бұрын

Mel Lion ah alright! I sent you a message on ig but jus ignore that one ^^; sta.sh/01heh37pab66 here's the image!

So I’ve never drawn a black person... There’s no reason I just think I’ve never done it! My style is very diverse so I think if I drew a black person it be just a character with a different skin tone.. Also I don’t think I’ve also done this because I don’t color my pictures so it’s hard to differentiate between there skin tones so I just go with white... Cause I’m lazy.. But black people are so beautiful so I think I’m definitely gonna start drawing them!(more)

@_babycakes_3603

6 жыл бұрын

HardcoreGamer X500 Thats honestly sad. Like. Really fucking sad. Youre so lazy you dont change a SIMPLE skin tone? Like that wont help you become a better artist at all.

@HMZmash

6 жыл бұрын

ay no need to be rude. just say that they should give it a shot :D

I need this and I'm black. Been drawing white skinned anime peeps for so long that I've been afraid to try it

Youre talking very low in this video. I have my volume maxed out and i still cant hear you. :/

Just a question but is it possible that black people have naturally straight hair? I've seen some black actors with straight hair and wondered if it could be natural or if they straightened their hair.

@SerendipitousPanda

6 жыл бұрын

Blue Dragon I don't think it's impossible for a black person to have naturally straight hair. From my experience as a black woman, I have naturally coiled hair. I use to straighten it through the process of chemical relaxers and/or flat iron or press out the coils.

@_Cytone_______

6 жыл бұрын

Blue Dragon no I'm pretty sure it's not.

@powerstaticxinfinity3394

6 жыл бұрын

GucciGodSailmanFTST It is possible.

@AdreanaWilliams

6 жыл бұрын

It is possible,

@malikavictor3653

6 жыл бұрын

That's either a weave or they're of mixed race or just have a looser curl pattern.

In the "white washing" section the bottom person literally looks exactly like my friend and in the "lips" section the one to the right looks like a perfect gender swap of my other friend. Hair and skin tone included. Its kinda creepy lol

I dont get your first picture you made it soild line lips? That looks like those rasict picture? But I liked you video either though, everyone should try to be repectful to each race in art.

@HMZmash

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, just wanted to say that hers was more realistically proportionate than the caricatures which distinguishes the difference between stylistic and offensive. hope this helps

@ParadiseofDarkness

6 жыл бұрын

Not what was I talking about. I saw that and had no issue with. I was talking about her debate that no buddy should make solid lines to form the lip and you should break it up, but in that picture she doesn't. That she didn't follow her own "rule" in making them. That's what I was talking about. Someone told me before that she was using "shading" but honestly it makes it look solid line to form the lips still, and I know the fact with lip shadow they do not form like that what she drew on that first picture of the guy. Thanks for trying to give a very sweet insight but wasn't what I was talking about.

@HMZmash

6 жыл бұрын

sorry, I should've read it again. but I think its a stylistic thing like how the image itself was block shaded so showing differentiation in the lips was only possible with solid lines.

At 5:37 the character on the bottom right corner actually looks like this one Black artist I follow on KZread. Like almost EXACTLY. Like damn.

I think hair is really a stylistic and skill thing, so it'll all be different and you can't get mad at people for not drawing black hair just like you. Plus, black women can style their hair differently or wear weave/wigs. So, if an artist wants to draw a black woman with straight hair or weave, it should be fine. I know so many black girls that straighten their hair and wear weave or wigs, so why not represent the women that do wear their like that? Men usually don't go all out with their hair like women do, so everything about men's hair is pretty true, but a black woman can still do almost any hairstyle.

@jiminstinyhands7776

6 жыл бұрын

she didn't say not to draw black people with straight hair she just said not to do it to a already existing character who has kinky hair

@AnimeAngel32127

6 жыл бұрын

jimin's tiny hands just because a character has already kinky hair doesn't mean they can't style their hair differently. An artist that struggles with kinky hair would give the character a different hairstyle rather than offend anyone by butchering the look of kinky hair. Hair is really versatile and difficult to draw, so we should be accepting of artists just trying their best and learning

@jiminstinyhands7776

6 жыл бұрын

well if the artist is butchering the character's kinky hair they either need to learn how to draw it or dont need to fucking draw that character then. you may not understand this, but doing what you said they should do? just draw them with straight hair? extremely offensive and has some history whitewashing in there too. dont do it, dont be complicit and dont tell others to do it. its fucked up.

@AnimeAngel32127

6 жыл бұрын

jimin's tiny hands I never said to just draw them with straight hair, I said they could choose a different hairstyle. There are so many hair styles besides straight and kinky. There are corn rolls, braids, buns, dreads, and wigs. It's not offensive to do a different hairstyle, you're just being overly sensitive. White washing isn't changing a hairstyle, white washing is changing facial features and the skin to be more white.

@jiminstinyhands7776

6 жыл бұрын

clearly you dont understand what whitewashing is if you cant even understand why doing what you said to do would be offensive. also just drawing characters w/ kinky hair with a different hairstyle is ok but you cant do that forever?? these people need to learn how fucking draw black people hair and not make excuses for it.

I agree with you on a lot of your points and this is a good informative video, but I feel like the way you make some of your points is very vague and not thoroughly explained. You’re kinda just like “don’t do this” “do this only” “this is racist and this is not” when it’s a little more complex than that. Like when u said that “anti black caricatures are bad because they are exaggerated”. Obviously they are bad, but its bad because they look more exaggerated and less human than their white counterparts.(i mean u kind of explained it already but I just feel like it wasn’t very clear to some people). Or when you said “black people have these features, but they can also look different, but that’s also whitewashing”. The features you are referring to are African features. Some African American people have mixtures of European features or other features. So if you are drawing characters with predominantly African features you should do more of these things. If you draw a pre-existing characterr who has more African features with more European features it can come across as whitewashing. It’s just personally I feel you could have went more in depth with it because a lot of people in the comments are not understanding and it makes you sound like you don’t have a lot of knowledge on the matter. (Not that I’m super educated on the matter either, trust me) Not trying to shit on you or anything I swear. Just wanted to give some constructive feedback. Thank you very much for making this. It’s good to educate people on how to portray other ethnicities, races, nationalities and cultures in a respectful way. ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

I just, have difficulty drawing the nose.

@giant-enemy-spider

Жыл бұрын

I have difficulty with noses in general

Nice talk

I just watched this because I wasn’t sure how to shade dark skin

The fact that there are people out there who’ve actually recognized these caricatures, avoid them, and have taken the effort to actually study what we look like in depth to relay that information to others means more to me than you can imagine. Many will say that this is common sense (it is!) and you’re just doing the right thing everyone is supposed to do (you are!), but the reality is many black people aren’t afforded that. The world is colored by racism and when you draw what your “impression” of a black person is right off the bat, 9/10 it’s colored by harmful stereotypes that dehumanizes us. Everyone who’s mad at the comments somehow seem upset to take a LITTLE more effort to draw their characters with sensibility and tact. That’s that entitlement speaking. Why the fuck are you mad? “Black people can have lighter skin!” Sure we can. Look at me. I mean, aside from the fact that rape during slavery was a thing that led to this, the fact of the matter is that when you see stereotypes and caricatures, it is often directed at us with darker skin. Draw dark black people. They’re EVERYWHERE except in media, where we want to be represented. If you don’t want to offend, keep watching videos like this. Take steps to prevent that shit and do the right thing. And if you do fuck up, which is a part of live, take responsibility and learn what an apology is.

You can't teach one how to draw black people you are drawing black people the way you see us Ma'am. My opinion.

@HMZmash

6 жыл бұрын

pretty sure shes black

At 5:37 the top left character looks kinda like Sam from the show Dear White People

MAN THATS RASEST

The original girl character kind of looks like Thorgy Thor