“We force Nathan to draw fashion”. “We force Karina to draw cityscapes.” “We force Julia to draw actual Pokémon.”

@juriepica1174

Жыл бұрын

ok you kid but a Nathan Fashion dive in would actually be veryyy fun (only if he wants to of course love you nathan)

@Tokki-b

Жыл бұрын

@@juriepica1174or just super cute adorable things in general for julia

@NessaOfDorthonion

8 ай бұрын

@user-lg8iw6bu5q Julia draws cute round pokemon from memory for a week

@jayitsthenerdyninja9891

7 ай бұрын

I would love an episode set that’s just the gang doing dives on their artistic weakpoints

@cmrobbins88

6 ай бұрын

“We force Julia to draw characters-without derailing”.

I can see it now…. “Julia draws only round, plump characters floating in an empty, backgroundless void for a week”

@mackenziedesire7515

Жыл бұрын

"while sticking to strict prompts"

@GustavoFernandesKing

Жыл бұрын

@@mackenziedesire7515 "and not self-teaching a new software or craft"

@heartofgoldfish

Жыл бұрын

@@mackenziedesire7515 literally the Guess What Julia Is Drawing I Dare You episode

@mackenziedesire7515

Жыл бұрын

@@heartofgoldfish Ah, yes, Bobbygate...

@AlicornHana

Жыл бұрын

​@@mackenziedesire7515never heard of Bobbygate, whats that?

Karina has to draw strictly non-sexy characters for a week

@abniance

Жыл бұрын

impossible

@ArtOfShannonLee

Жыл бұрын

Illegal

@maggie2556

Жыл бұрын

Wallace and gromit

@Echo_thenymph

Жыл бұрын

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

@jf2801

Жыл бұрын

​@@maggie2556she'd find a way to make you wanna dog that dog. Don't question her power or depravity. 😂

Honestly so inspiring of Jacob to decide "I don't like to practice, so I will practice as EFFICIENTLY as possible."

I can't believe Jacob Drawfee chose to artistically AND physically flog himself for our own entertainment. Thank you Jacob, I love you.

@sparpie

Жыл бұрын

He’s married, please do not ship

@Luciana-vu8rs

Жыл бұрын

So Catholic of him

@mdhyr4945

Жыл бұрын

❤

@robxholicfoxyfan8552

Жыл бұрын

Oh my God, now we need Julia drawing characters without a background.

@lovermillion

Жыл бұрын

​@@sparpieI am a julicob shipper and you can't stop me

Alternative Title: We Literally Forced Jacob to Draw Sexy Backgrounds Everyday for 1 Week

@shemarsalmon9848

Жыл бұрын

We should force him to add Jacob horses to each of them now. The backgrounds need subjects

Here's a suggestion y'all probably won't see: Jacob, Nathan and Karina each make a character and Julia makes a background that they could pheasibly exist in

@elafimilo8199

Жыл бұрын

I hate to be that person, but *feasibly

@cass6020

Жыл бұрын

It would be cool to see them draw 4 characters who are friends/know each other. It could be all OC's in one universe (like Ace Attorney or something idk), all people from the same fantasy school, something like that

@AFrickinDwarf

Жыл бұрын

@@elafimilo8199 but alas you are that person. Appreciated nonetheless

@ReatExists

Жыл бұрын

@@cass6020 drawtectives does have four characters who know eachother

@durdleduc8520

5 ай бұрын

@@cass6020 tbf a lot of their videos end up having that lore

The moment Jacob added a glow to the street crossing piece it was like he breathed life into it, it was magical! ✨ Also, when Nathan said in the beginning “and I’m Nathan!” and then proceeded to make the most Nathancore contributions to the video for the rest of it, that was very good too.

@gemsineye

Жыл бұрын

Ah yes, Nathancore. A notorious and totally nonspecific aesthetic.

@JamieCracker

Жыл бұрын

​@Gemsineye You mean to say the best aesthetic

@fableagain

Жыл бұрын

"It is a field" cracked me up so much! Out of all the drawfers, his humor is closest to mine. And they're all pretty close tbh, but the venn diagram of my sense of humor and his is basically like an eclipse.

Given that the last episode was "We literally just made Karina draw hot monsters for 40 minutes" and this one is "I made myself draw backgrounds every day for a week", it can be inferred that in the Drawfee canon, every video title is spoken from Jacob's perspective.

@dr.funnybones

Жыл бұрын

jacob kinda feels like the main character of drawfee, not because he's better than the others, they're all great, but because it always feels like he's the one trying to make things progress

@javlatua

Жыл бұрын

I mean he does do the thumbnails and upload the videos

@alexandraShm

Жыл бұрын

​@@dr.funnybones he's just a dmpc, poor thing

@anthonybowman3423

Жыл бұрын

@@dr.funnybones I don't know about him being the leader. Maybe. But I will say that when they assigned ninja turtles to all of them, Jacob got Donatello. So...

@danielbelo6298

Жыл бұрын

⁠@@dr.funnybones he does look like the anime main. He’s not the strongest, but seems to be the intersection point of the group, is always struggling to be better and is always trying to guide everyone forward despite being constantly bullied by the others. And he always provides amazing moments and drawfee lore.

Can't wait for "We made Julia follow prompts every day for a week"

@leopoldbloom4296

Жыл бұрын

"We made Julia draw Courage the Cowardly Dog & Scooby-Doo fighting a horse on a bike in a field of eggs every day for a week"

@m0ddotrar

Жыл бұрын

​@@leopoldbloom4296wearing a cowboy hat

@leopoldbloom4296

Жыл бұрын

@@m0ddotrar "...and _everyone's_ wearing cowboy hats"

@m0ddotrar

Жыл бұрын

@@leopoldbloom4296 yessir

@theWeaverofTales

Жыл бұрын

If you want it to be something Julia's particularly bad at: "We made Julia take a break for a week"

The third one gives me very strong Shel Silverstein vibes. I could absolutely imagine a silly poem hanging out next to it.

@megbennett626

Жыл бұрын

That’s is exactly the vibe I was getting. The illustrations of Shel Silverstein or Roald Dahl’s illustrator Quentin Blake

@benjaminbeach7043

Жыл бұрын

This! I was coming here to comment that it looks like it could be straight out of Where the Sidewalk Ends

@elafimilo8199

Жыл бұрын

I was getting the illustrations from The Phantom Tollbooth

@KSignalEingang

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking of an Evan Dahm cityscape, with all the cylindrical shapes and roofs angling every which way. I love the buildings he draws, and the way he draws them - his latest series, 3rd Voice, has some great architecture in it.

@Scrofar

Жыл бұрын

and maybe a silly little horse too

"You can't get better if you don't do it, but you don't want to do it if you're not good already." This is the whole reason I haven't done art myself. I just scratch that itch by watching you guys.

@cass6020

Жыл бұрын

But you gotta

@violetsanddragons

10 ай бұрын

Do it, do the art, I believe in you.

@raineview

10 ай бұрын

This is why I keep starting then giving up, it's so frustrating when what's in your head doesn't translate AT ALL... and it just looks bad too 😭

@---pu7ke

10 ай бұрын

Learning art is ROUGH but super rewarding

Noticed that Jacob's "Won't let you make a straight line no matter what" brush is called "Ultimate Scrungle" 😂

@JensDeBrabanter

Жыл бұрын

Do you know where I can download a brush like that?

@Negative_NBG

Жыл бұрын

@@JensDeBrabanter Lemme know if you find out! I'm dying to try it

@ronnywasnotliving

Жыл бұрын

At 3:35, you can see both the ultimate scrungle and lil' scrungle

@Smile4ever14

Жыл бұрын

@@JensDeBrabanter feels like something one would maybe get from a patron sub or something but idk

@TeaBComics

Жыл бұрын

if an update is ever made in this thread, id love to know what the csp paint name is of the brush. I remember Jacob mentioning that he renamed and reorganized all his brushes so sadly, ultimate scrungle is not the name on the asset store.

It's so easy to forget that Jacob is colourblind when he busts out works that, even as he says he's not confident, are amazingly executed. Jacob is overcoming a bigger hurdle than most visually capable artists, and rocking it.

@elvinfp

Жыл бұрын

Omg, I always forget that Jacob is red-green colorblind! Judging by his art, the colorblindness seems not to hold him back at all, but I do wonder now about his mental process for color picking and how he feels about his color choices, if he second-guesses himself a lot or not. He's talked a bit about it before, but I swear, even then, it's hard to believe that Jacob isn't working with the same visual palette as the rest of the crew.

@MercurialJester

Жыл бұрын

​@@elvinfp As I said, it's super easy to forget simply because Jacob's just a talented dude, and just gets the job done. I think in the episode where they drew in shades of red, he talked about it, and it's mostly knowing where the colours are on the wheel, and then playing with values if needing a particular tone. But since it's such second nature to him now, we barely blink as there's no hint that he's working with a reduced palette at all. The average person stumbling over a Jacob art would never know, and I think that's really cool.

@RadishTheFool

Жыл бұрын

I love your username. 🥸

@dclqworm

Жыл бұрын

it is wild how frequently he makes me forget this

@bigscheesy4982

Жыл бұрын

While i do think these are very impressive and i love jacobs work, color picking is in use here, so theres no guess-work involved. Again i love drawfee and jacobs art but just letting you know the color choices here are not observational, simply 1:1.

Before he passed, my grandpa always liked to tell me that practice doesn’t make perfect-it’s too much pressure to ask yourself to be perfect-but what it does make is progress. I really loved seeing your progress, Jacob!

@hernameispekka_Rebecca

Жыл бұрын

Very wise words!

@emmalarsson3822

Жыл бұрын

That's a lovely way to look at it

@ginad9253

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for this. It's kind of what I needed to hear today.

@cashewbag

Жыл бұрын

love this, thank you for sharing :)

@corancoranthemagicalman

9 ай бұрын

I'm back four months later to finally watch this video, and this was precisely the comment I needed to see. Thanks for sharing that

So, about at the 9:35 mark, Julia says "It's hard to work on something you don't have a lot of confidence in" and, I literally just today finished a big project for my PhD that I struggled with so much and did a lot of procrastinating on, and just that phrase (and Jacob's follow up about knowing you'll probably mess up at some point) oddly hit so hard. In a comforting way. This is just a very long way to say how I have now found a phrase/logical thinking pathway that will probably help me a lot when I'm struggling with work. It was unexpected, and I'm definitely watching when I should be sleeping, but it is actually really comforting to think about.

as a certified "audience" I would watch y'all play geoguesser and draw what you get

@kweenkitten6207

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

@sarah-6177

Жыл бұрын

It'd be especially great with a themed map like one of the 'weird/cool buildings around the world' ones. I bet there's a horse themed one, too. That could be fun! For us, I mean. As the audience.

@outlinesnotghosts

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@tiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Жыл бұрын

This but they don't know where it is until after the drawing is finished

@emuscreeches6092

Жыл бұрын

@@tiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa genius

Jacob making himself go through every layer of hell to improve his background skills is literally my motivation model

@mckaygoodman6514

Жыл бұрын

The seven layers of hell. Jacob horse, street light, buildings, field, Steven universe, peepee cloud, and fog.

I really like these kinda Show and Tell episodes. Like one person goes on a mini quest or exploration and then reports back

That final piece totally feels like one of those poster designs the national parks put out, it’s so angular and light focused with really nice simplified colors

@peridotqueen26

Жыл бұрын

Yes!! I have actual postcards from national parks that look so similar

the "it looks ass until it whips ass" phenomenon hit me hard when i started doing acrylic landscapes. i was blindly following a tutorial and it looked like absolute dog ass until literally the last step

@megnoliaedge6500

Жыл бұрын

"Trust the Process" is a phrase that I think comes from some kind of sports ball, but it feels so at home in art.

OKAY BUT THE GEOGUESSER IDEA IS ACTUALLY REALLY FUN! you could turn the first place you're dropped into a scene by adding characters you think you would see there based off where it is and the vibes!!

@wherethehellRmypants

Жыл бұрын

A fun spin on this could be if each of them come in with an artist that they do the scene from geoguesser in the style of.

This was so cool. Jacob said "oh I'm doing some practice cause I'm bad at this" and then slammed down seven amazing backgrounds back to back to back. Loved it

I love that Jacob is showing ways of fighting the art fear and learning something new. It would be great to see the others do a challenge like this too. Seeing Karina and Nathan's learning process would be informative and pretty fun. But Julia's challenge should be taking a break! We draw-fans and yams care about her health, and Drawtectives is such a huge projects on top of everything else she does!

Would absolutely watch a draw-what-you-see geoguesser challenge. Sounds like a good stream idea

@annikariise5830

Жыл бұрын

1000% would be a top stream for me

@houndgirl7365

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely ^^ the unique buildings reminds me of Sanfran because of how together those buildings are and unique colors they have ^^

@Nina-gf1fv

Жыл бұрын

yes yes yes!

@kweenkitten6207

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

@unconcernedsalad2

Жыл бұрын

YES YES YES YES YES

I am so looking forward to the "we forced Nathan to draw..." and "we forced Julia to draw..." videos which obviously must be the next two uploads

@DarkHarlequin

Жыл бұрын

We forced Nathan to draw for 60 min using only yes or no prompts? We forced Julia to draw cute animals with cowboy hats for 40min? 😁

@eryn857

Жыл бұрын

We forced julia to draw characters from memory (again)

@ShaddyFromHatena

Жыл бұрын

Keep the "I forced..." As if Jacob is just holding everyone else at gunpoint to do art

@rus.t

Жыл бұрын

We forced Nathan to draw anything… without his beard!?!?

@HelloThere-cz9ti

Жыл бұрын

​@@DarkHarlequin"Is The nOSE ScALe stANdaRT?!!"

I really like these one-person videos, it’s really fun to just take the time and appreciate each artist on their own

I definitely think Julia should do character studies for a week!! Karina it would be fun to see do timed challenges I think, and maybe Nathan could do clothing or poses or something else he struggles with? This was a really cool episode, both for good art and content reasons, and to see a perspective of how to keep learning and pushing yourself as an artist!

I'm going to be honest, I've learned more about backgrounds in this one episode than I have in multiple art classes.

@Sparky6Voltz

Жыл бұрын

Saaaaaaameee

@beardedemperor

Жыл бұрын

This is just a genuinely good study video, which is a cool break from the usual (and much loved) goofiness of a reg drawfee vid

@morgandea

Жыл бұрын

for real though, the amount of new techniques I've learned from watching these guys do a thing in their pieces and going "huh, what if I gave that a go" is more than I can count.

@pastpresence8173

Жыл бұрын

gave me so much motivation tbh, really enjoy the feeling of learning along with him throughout the video

Can you imagine Julia actually drawing character reference sheets for a week? Full body and 5 to 6 different facil expressions?!!! I'd love that! But it DOES NOT have to be seven. I think for Julia 3 or 4 is fine. She already does the most... She basically writes and draws all of Drawtectives. This woman has to rest!!! Not work more.

@sosukelele

Жыл бұрын

I was going to say that Drawtectives probably fulfilled this challenge, but I'm glad we're all on the page of how much more Julia needs on her plate (ZERO!!!)

@caitlynstarrparrish

Жыл бұрын

Yes, yes Julia are you listening? WE CARE ABOUT YOU

@Kurooganeko

Жыл бұрын

@@sosukelele Queen be challenging herself on a daily basis already. Nothing to prove here. That time she actually spent money to make a full 3D scene!?!?!? Girl, go rest. Please

@lololzaz

Жыл бұрын

Julia probably does draw a ton of character reference sheets in a single week whenever she's starting a new season of drawtectives, just so she has more time to work on the backgrounds and story

@auravaury

Жыл бұрын

I vote for this! Though 3 of those 4 would be backgrounds somehow, maybe in blender

But can we just take a second to appreciate how much Nathan's art has improved!

@qbNone

Жыл бұрын

So true. He just blows others' art away. I can't think of any three artists that are even close.

Seeing these different facets of Jacob's art style is so cool! It's such a solid reminder how great artists you guys all are even beyond what we normally get to see on the show

I know we all talk about how much Nathan has improved but can we talk about how much Jacob's art has improved??? Cause holy shit these were all incredible!

If you do a landscape challenge, it might be fun to have one of you do a foreground, someone else do a midground, and a third do the distant background without knowing what the other two were doing. Maybe everyone knows the landscape theme so it's somewhat cohesive. Might get some neat results.

@mackenziedesire7515

Жыл бұрын

I SO hope they see/do this eventually because that sounds very fun, and in a totally different way from doing an exquisite corpse cause I think it could come out legitimately really nice looking.

@cguy20076

Жыл бұрын

And then the last person puts them together and adds details to the scene

@NINJAfries07

Жыл бұрын

That sounds like it could be fantastic or hilarious. Probably both

@ethandoodlez9987

Жыл бұрын

YEAH THEY GOTTA DO THIS

@hernameispekka_Rebecca

Жыл бұрын

I love concepts like this!

As someone who is still very much in the amateur range of art, it is super cool to see really good artists still perfecting their ranges! There really is no limit, there is always something to learn.

I kind of love this format with one week of practice / talking about learning things. This feels like a super good way to combine entertainment and learning. Also I started writing this during the last drawing finishing and now you all are talking about how I should comment. It is a very meta and surreal experience. I'd love to see you all do something like "I added 1 concept from Bob Ross to my paintings each day this week, THE FINAL RESULT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE"

I can't believe how much Nathan has grown as a witness to Jacob's speeddraws. Nathan's journey is so inspiring

@LincolnDWard

Жыл бұрын

Scrolled down specifically to check for this comment

@MikaGoose

Жыл бұрын

I'm so proud of Nathan. I love watching him grow as an artist.

@copiouskittens3323

Жыл бұрын

He has a beautiful laugh

Jacob is so incredibly good at character design that even the little traffic light guys have so much personality

THIS IS SO GOOD MORE PLEASE!!! Also, Jacob be like "I'm not good at backgrounds" and then busts these out?!? My guy!👏👏👏

Literally tearing up a little bit about how genuinely beautiful these are and how intensely passionate Jacob is about learning and improving!

Jacob's been working so much on his art skills lately, it's incredible! This rules and the backgrounds are great. I hope he's proud of this

@akinanishikawa6193

Жыл бұрын

@jeg I hope he is too. He did such a great job!

When Julia said "its hard to work on something you don't have a lot of confidence in" man. I feel that so hard. I want to get better at anatomy but drawing people is so hard I really have to kick my ass to be able to do it.

@Skruffysteve

Жыл бұрын

I've been in an art funk for months. Every time I feel like I want to do something, I suddenly remember how many artists are "better" than me and I just stop. I try and remind myself everyone has their own styles, and practice really is everything, but it is just so hard to find the will sometimes.

@rochipastrello4403

Жыл бұрын

I guess my best tip is to just draw bodies without expecting a masterpiece and following the motto of "kill your art"... I'm by no means the greatest anatomy artist, but im slowly improving. And i gotta tell you, drawing shitty drawings is the best way to do so. Sometimes even try and experiment with trying to draw somebody with your left hand or right hand, with your eyes closed, without looking at the paper.... Just to draw for fun and also study people that are more experienced in what you wanna improve... Hope it helps, and we are all taking it one step at the time and doing hard things we are kinda scared (for me, its also backgrounds) Good luck!

@leahcarson1822

Жыл бұрын

@@rochipastrello4403that’s actually such good advice, I’m sure it’s so much easier to start if you have some silly stuff down

@theodoratheunknowable

Жыл бұрын

I always warm up by drawing random wiggly shapes. Head empty, lines scrungly, no picking up my pen. It helps me get in that art mood.

I love that Nathan ALWAYS has an obscure Simpsons quote on deck.

backgrounds are everything to me. I love that you chose to pursue this for a whole week. This was wonderful and I hope to see more backgrounds from everyone

Jacob needs to know that these are all badass backgrounds. I'm glad he decided to do this, and I'd love more videos of Drawfee just exploring in their art. I'd watch a Geoguesser episode too though

Shout out to Jacob. As a fellow background-hating artist this is some impressive dedication to improvement

22:00 "where should i apply texture" an art teacher mentioned once that "all texture put in the places with the least contrast in value will be lost, so ONLY WASTE YOUR TIME WITH IT IN KEY PARTS WHERE THE EYE IS DRAWN TO THE LIGHT AND DARK CONTRAST" and he changed my life. So in the case of jacobs exercise here it should have heavy texture on the light road marks against the dark ground and then later on the dark tree branches next to the light fog. The rest the eye is not gonna register or care about.

as someone who also struggles with backgrounds, this is so helpful - to see the progression from pulling from life to other art, great edutainment from y'all!

Honestly, that geoguessr idea sounds like a lot of fun for a stream

holy shit the "can't draw a straight line" brush is amazing. the way jacob used them too is gorgeous

@taylor3950

Жыл бұрын

When he first started drawing with it I hated it. By the end it was my favorite!

Please do more of these! They’re super informative/inspiring/reassuring for those learning to draw!

Jacob is so damn impressive for doing this, srsly They all look so good!! And it's so motivating/inspiring I love it

Something I really appreciate about Jacob is that he's always really vocal about the learning process. Makes artistic growth feel a lot more achievable. Great ep!

@taylor3950

Жыл бұрын

Agreed! Sometimes it’s easy to forget that everyone has to learn and practice

@peridotqueen26

Жыл бұрын

So true! I don't draw but I like to write, and their growth mindset is still inspirational =D

I really like episodes where you guys try to push yourselves as artists. It’s obviously not healthy to do that every episode or else you guys would be putting yourselves through hell but it’s honestly so nice to see how much you guys are capable of wether it’s through fun exploration or sheer determination like blender and clay Luigi Julia

Jacob showing and talking about his approach to practicing and developing his skills has been genuinely inspiring for me! I've been trying to have something more like that that attitude myself in life. This was so fun to watch!

I would LOVE to see more crazy training montage/technique study videos like this from other drawfee members and even more awesome background practice from Jacob.

Ok I gotta be honest at first I wasn't 100% sure how I'd feel about the single artist episodes but then I realized I was simply being a silly goose because you're all truly entertaining and amazing no matter what the prompt is

Loving the more casual titling format recently

Another rad episode folks. I always love to see y'all learning. This is one of my favorite kinds of video you do

I'd love to see more of these! It's super motivating to see you having similar struggles and putting in the work to improve ❤

Jacob and Julia's relationship dynamic is always jumping the line between duality and dichotomy

@FooFoo_CuddlyPoops

Жыл бұрын

This is a perfect description of their dynamic.

@leopoldbloom4296

Жыл бұрын

The Darling Drawfee Duo's Dynamic of Duality and Dichotomy: A Dissertation.

Nathan: It is a field. That really got me. Thank you, Nathan, that was such an important contribution.

YESS !!! I looove this kind of contents where we get to see your improvment journey !! The backgrounds look amazing and it's really nice that you tried different technique within the practice :D

I really truly loved this episode so much!!! I love seeing backgrounds, and I love watching you guys grow as artists!!

“Myself” Damn, I can’t believe Drawfee was Jacob the whole time.

@marcofioretti6908

Жыл бұрын

His name is Jacob Drawfee

@juanjuri6127

Жыл бұрын

(Scooby Gang voice) Time to see who was behind Jacob Drawfee all along! ... GASP! Drawfee Jacob???

@DarkHarlequin

Жыл бұрын

He is Drawfees (very exasperated) Dad for a reason. They all form a Drawfee together and it needs all of them. But someone has to drive the car and tell the kids to stop jumping on the bed and that's our Jacob 😋

It'd be really neat to see something similar with each member :3c so everyone pics a subject they feel they struggle with (backgrounds, interiors, animals, whatevs) and each one does a 7 day challenge of drawing that subject.

@hernameispekka_Rebecca

Жыл бұрын

For sure, but it's one of those concepts that have to come from within and not be forced on a time schedule, haha.

This was so amazing, Jacob!! 🤩The last background you did really comprised everything you learned from the previous ones. I can't wait to see how your backgrounds develop in future episodes! Also, I wanna see everyone else do this, or work on something of their choice for a week!!😊

I love seeing y’all’s processes with learning and breaking down new ideas. Really helps me get into my practice work and I want more!!!!

can we just appreciate nathan? i feel like no one's talking about his growth smh

@gracengeier1149

Жыл бұрын

We love Nathan in this house

@oldcheese4

Жыл бұрын

LMAO

@baffledmouse

Жыл бұрын

Really enjoying watching the progress he has made on his art journey tbh.

@bobb.boberson4437

Жыл бұрын

Do we stop to appreciate each breath we take, each time our heart beats? No, for if we did, we would be able to do little else. We are all constantly appreciating Nathan every second of our day, but to type out each cry of Nathan Adoration as it occurs would lead to us to remain permanently hunched over our keyboards. Just as our general feeling of love for life is an abridged summary of our appreciation for each and every heartbeat and breath, so too is our general love for Drawfee an abridged summary of our infinite instances of appreciation for Nathan.

@hazimesahe

Жыл бұрын

He has become more confident in himself when it comes to his art

I respect Jacob's sheer perseverance of doing this, hell yeah Jacob

@hernameispekka_Rebecca

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This. Jacob is for sure the best practicer of the group. His drawfee classes on HOW to actually practice are gold!

@aayyyooooo

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I was going to say that these remind me of Jacob's how to practices too! Glad it's not just me. :)

@frostbitedragon9

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Agreed, I'd love to see an episode two of this somewhere in the future to see whats changed :D

Amazing work! And thank you so much, I watched the first half of the vid, and had to stop to go work on a piece I'd stalled on months ago. The select tool is soooo good for blocking in a background.

Definitely we want to see moar self improvement! you guys learning new things makes us not only entertain and enjoy your beautiful works, but learning ourselves too!

Honestly yeah I’d love to see each of y’all spend a week working on something you aren’t 100% on :)

@Sparky6Voltz

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SAME

@justalostlocal

Жыл бұрын

​@Sparky6Voltz Yeah, it gives me confidence to improve again

You can tell Jacob is always putting that work in to make his art better and to make Drawfee/SSS as good as possible and I think that’s really admirable.

I really appreciate this video. Id definitely love to see more like it. It's always so cool to see the learning processes of these talented artists that I respect and admire so much. And makes me feel parasocially proud of Jacob for pushing out of his comfort zone and absolutely rocking this challenge!

I loved this! I like the goofy episoes, of course, but I do love it when yall talk about your thought process as artists

For the geoguesser challenge you could collab with one of those content creators who plays geoguesser and guesses where it is based on tiny details. They could try to guess based on your drawings of the locations.

@alisaishere

Жыл бұрын

This would be a fun and different collab.

@LittleCheebs

Жыл бұрын

Ooohh that would be cool! They could make it as detailed or stylized as they want, making it easier or harder for the geoguesser

@soapy27

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@ericeaton2386

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This is an awesome idea

@violetnhz

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Karina does painterly aged celebrity portraiture every day for a week, Nathan does Kopinski-esque scene setting for a week, and Julia does character design sheets for a week. Seeing very skilled artists actively work on their weaknesses is good to see, as it teaches that one never really stops improving

This was a great episode! It's great to see how Jacob approached this new skill, and to have a reminder that you don't get better without challenging yourself. I'd love to see more like this, and it would be a great way for y'all to get extra mileage out of your regular practice.

I would love to see more processes from everyone!! This was super cool, they all looked awesome and hearing about Jacob's steps was really interesting and helpful!

I would love a stream of everyone just doing studies of things they’ve been trying to get better at. This concept is really nice

Obligatory "I'd love to see the other hosts do this" because I really would love to see the rest of ya'll do this challenge, but with a twist! Pick an art subject that you're terrified of doing, and do studies of it for a week just like Jacob did. Would be nice to see everyone else's progression cuz Jacob did a fantastic job with this one - can't wait to see more background work from him in the next speedraws!

this was such a cool idea! i would love to see more of this, i'd love to see all of them doing more backgrounds, i like when they're given a prompt and have to do something with it, like a description of a place, real or fictional, to interpret

This was great. Whatever y'all do for the next episode and all of 'em after that, I'm here for it

Ok but this is legitimately inspirational. It's easy to keep always putting off practicing the areas you find difficult, but it's worth it in the end. Also it's cool seeing Jacob put his own style into these studies and interpret each one in different ways. As someone who tends toward realistic/representational drawing, I want to take a leaf out of Jacob's stylisation book!

I love the dynamic of Julia and Jacob's relationship, they are such opposites in so many ways

This was my first episode of Drawfee, and is still 100% my favourite after a few months of watching you guys. It's after watching this that I started regularly drawing! PLEASE make more stuff like this! I love background work a lot, and these sort of personal progression videos are really inspiring!! :)

This has actually been one of my favourit videos you made in quite a while. I love your speed draw episodes in general, because they show so much more progression in a short time. I am really happy with your decision to give entire episodes to one person, because I feel like it gives you more time to explore a single thing in detail without the pressure to not take away time from others. I think this shouldn't be the standard for all videos, but the frequence of those videos you have right now is nice. It is always great to see you guys challanging yourselfe to improve and doing 7 images in one video allowed you to explore the topic from many different angles. For me this has been all good things coming together... and getting away from technical reasons the backgrounds you drew looked beatifull as well! Great work! I would really like to see something like this again in the future.

Jacob i think this is one of your many strengths, to really (as Julia would phrase it) show your whole ass. It takes a lot of self confidence to show off something you're proud of. And here you are showing all you're least favourite things you say you're struggling with? It's something I really appreciate. Thanks for being you 🌟

@hernameispekka_Rebecca

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Truly! He's a great artist, but one of his biggest strengths is his very intentional view on practicing!

@annikan42

Жыл бұрын

Agree agree agree

The third one is soooo “Where the Sidewalk Ends”, nailed the children’s book style

@katiebirdie7868

Жыл бұрын

My EXACT thought when he mentioned children’s books, I love it.

@freshcupofangst

Жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking, too!

@Snagrashable

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the exact same thing right before they said child’s 90’s book!!

@greyisnthere

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad we were all thinking Shel Silverstein 😂

@lizzienorton5154

Жыл бұрын

thats exactly what i was thinking too it looks so cool

I really really loved seeing this. I'm an artist myself, and seeing someone tackle a thing they were insecure about and seeing their process is super motivating to me! Makes me want to sit down and get studying as well. Also some genuine pearls of wisdom in this, like the "I usually prefer pose and character work because it's quick to go from nothing to something, whereas in backgrounds, it only starts looking like something proper later on".

Yes, I definitely would love to see more of this! Jacob's journey is so cool to watch.

These were all stellar but I truly loved the second one. It really had Jacob vibes with the strong, funky shapes and the lighting was so pleasant and it just felt so fun and warm

I'm loving all these individual episodes! It's great to get a focus on each of you as artists and see how your process is different. It also gives me a chance to really appreciate each of you :)

I really really really liked seeing you work on your backgrounds. Not only did I learn a ton by watching you tackle this, but it inspired me to work on my own backgrounds as someone who is also inclined towards focusing on characters and emotion.

Would absolutely LOVE to see more of this. So fun!

I think Jacob's approach here has radically changed the way I think about my own practicing. I usually get very stuck in a "this must be a perfect reproduction" so I want to try to use some of these exercises to jump that hurdle and free myself up stylistically. Thanks for that ❤

I can't explain it, but this feels like the one of the most Drawfee episodes that Drawfee has ever Drawfee-d

I love seeing growth and practice videos! These look great and the commentary on what you learned was insightful! I'd love to see more of your backgrounds and the others' practice areas!

@DerekPrijatelj

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I'm sure textures would be an interesting challenge in itself. Perhaps do as the 3d shader showcases do: make a sphere of the texture next to an object or scene with that texture.

That Geoguessr/Background situation sounds like a great stream idea