People need to have a balance with how much time they consume the internet. Go outside, read a book, learn something while you're at it.
@valerie81942 сағат бұрын
thank you for posting this for free ❤❤❤
@AkiiHayakawaa5 сағат бұрын
i can see mitsuri from the firebender student
@xxrandomgamerxx810Күн бұрын
Honestly how I usually format my charecter design sheets is as follows 2-4 expressions Atleast 1 interaction Full body Closeup of face/hair Detail closeups for accessories/hair styles And that’s basically it
@alixbelanger2 күн бұрын
I have been doing that before I saw your video and everyone should be doing this not only artists
@Sixbunnyears3 күн бұрын
oh THANK YOU SO MUCH for the recommendation of extensions. I almost didn't use Twitter because it seemed like there was too much information attacking me at the same time. And I didn't want to watch KZread shorts either. They are really useful to have a clean, less stimulating page <3
@kenzoivan38743 күн бұрын
Thank you for teaching us, it's very informative and easy to follow; I still have many ways to go to master it, it's hard haha
@dia215343 күн бұрын
artist alleys have become my favourite part of conventions besides cosplay. i find so many amazing pieces of art and merchandise of my favourite things which are sometimes really nieche and most of the time have no good official merchandise if at all. these artists are the one's that really know what the fancommunities like and want and they never disappoint. also having a chat with the artists and fangirling about the characters you are buying a keychain of is such a fulfilling experience. if i ever get to have my own small collection and booth, i'll probably spen all the money i earned right back at other artist's booth lol thanks for the insight on how a convention as an artist can look like!
@YolandaHalfAlmonde3 күн бұрын
Oh great another no personality nepo baby telling me how hard it's being an artist from a large flat filled with tech drawing equipment. Yaay
@razrv3lc4 күн бұрын
I went through this a few years ago. Getting off facebook, twitter, Reddit, and instagram did me a WORLD of good. I’m on TikTok and considering dropping it because of how much it sucks me in. Twitter is so bad now too. The algorithm is broken and all it does is peddle entertainment news no matter what I follow, mute, or block
@timebound88836 күн бұрын
thank you for sharing, I am going to try to make this cool, cozy, enriching environment
@YukyDoodle6 күн бұрын
Immediately recognized what convention you were at seeing the artists sitting on the floor- excited for Lightbox again this year
@AzellAgain6 күн бұрын
man I put so many videos on my watch later, and I will never watch them anyway, most of them are even outdated with my interests
@idkhowimstillalive6 күн бұрын
Damn that phone got some arms
@findingagain8 күн бұрын
I keep coming back to this video over and over, especially the first part of the video. Thank you so much!
@_sushiart8 күн бұрын
Who would have thought that studying actually works :0 I just re-made some of my old drawings after watching the video and OMG THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!!! Thanks for this video!! 🤸🎉
@candiirabbit9 күн бұрын
There's a local con for me that has a similar problem of having waaaay too many vendors. It is a growing con, but they had artists packing up early last year (from poor sales) AND STILL thought it was a good idea to add even more tables THIS YEAR. I think some conventions just need to reduce the artist alley and stop trying to expand. It feels like they don't actually care about anything except the money that comes from selling more and more tables. I hope someone who works with Awesomecon sees your video and tries to learn from it.
@1Katakana9 күн бұрын
If a position opens again in the future, you can always try again. The time you have between now and then would help you getting further through. Regardless of what happens though, good luck 🙂
@daftcruz9 күн бұрын
I like a lot this video, but shouldn't the title be "How handwriting *can* help to improve your drawings"? I think the reason for that is because in handwriting you use your fingers instead of using your elbow or shoulder. By the way, I think the real takeaway from this video is that there are many handwriting exercises that can be adapted to drawing. Which I agree and I have done a lot to improve both my linework.
@stormcloud333710 күн бұрын
this video was so helpful, thankyou!! also I absolutley adore Glasses and Ponytail I want to put them in a blender
@Oxygen100410 күн бұрын
I have an issue with my writing. I'll start writing on a story for like a week then I'll get "burnt out" of that story and move onto a different story, then another, then another, untill I'm back to the first one. Throughout all of this I want to get feedback because I want anything I'm writing to be as good as possible, but then my brain constantly feels like no one can give unbaised criticism. I'll go to friends who just say they like it and the ideas it presents even when I try to push further they can't give much detail (Also I let some of them co-wright once but it felt like they had a fundamentally different view of the story I thought I was putting out), so I check online for places I can post it but feel like it's either too negative or too positive for new writers which leads me to never actually getting my story out there and making me feel like I've written far too much for it to ever be good again if there is a problem with my writing.
@antiwoo920310 күн бұрын
Are you going to Anime nyc
@mdkn948410 күн бұрын
Writing and Drawing are different processes,they feel different,and mindsets behind them also differ.
@mdkn948410 күн бұрын
But the point you got is interesting
@Ulappa11 күн бұрын
This is a really good video
@fruit_fingrr11 күн бұрын
This conversation is my type ❤
@fruit_fingrr11 күн бұрын
Like plot building?😂😂 Wow i used to do this too.. i never heard it being explained this clearly before
@songtogalatea12 күн бұрын
This is the last yoitube vid i will watch on my phone. Deleting the app after this lol.
@Vinncheng12 күн бұрын
Wait are you not allowed to take photos of artist alleys like art 😭 I was taking so many photos to send to my friends and show them like look they have (my favorite show) art 😭😭
@Taylermaed13 күн бұрын
"mo-teef" please im begging lmao
@ErosNocturne13 күн бұрын
Pleaaasee link that book you were looking at. I'd love it for inspo for writing practice.
@carp689214 күн бұрын
QIFREY MENTIONED 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
@ellislr773114 күн бұрын
"promo sm" 😅
@kiuche560715 күн бұрын
qifrey on the background has me dying, underrated manga
@nanaosaka248815 күн бұрын
Great vlog! Hope you will film more 💓
@ur.left.buttcheek15 күн бұрын
the advice was really good and also YOURE SO RIGHT ZUKKA HAS THE BEST FICS. ive been obsessed with fics that take place in the royal palace in caldera with like zuko being firelord and servants and arghhh! sokka and zuko are just so perfect either as bros or as boyfriends. im a teenager rn and ive been drawing my whole life and have absolutely no other plan other than art and ive been really afraid lately whether that will be possible bcs of AI. it would be easier if i lived in america too but i live in buttfuck serbia where there are no major studios and no respectable art unis that would teach me about industry jobs other than an animation in engineering major at a more IT focused university. that means that ill have to work really hard but im sure i can do it if i put in the effort. im similar to you in the way that even though im an artist i struggle with being creative a lot, the art i draw looks good, but its so hard to make it tell a good story. im so jealous of how easily storytelling comes to some people when i struggle so much at it but i hope thats something i can work on since one of my dreams is to be a comic artist ;-;
@pasuhk99715 күн бұрын
Thank you !!
@katie926216 күн бұрын
omg i bought some of your star rail merch at anime boston this is so funny to see
@someonenamedkyra43516 күн бұрын
Proud owner of my boy can work a grill standee thank you artist I am so sorry for being obnoxious and pointing and going “KIM DOKJA” every time I saw you I was just so hyped and starved for that orv content XD (I did this all 3 days I’m so sorry I was in awe of all the orv it was awesome hope to buy more from you in the future)
@Rickydepapel17 күн бұрын
I'm addicted to watch Pen Display videos, and this is not the exception
@tea_n_ink17 күн бұрын
10:08 break down pose into three parts 15:12 balance. force and tension 18:59 confusing context 24:52 weight and force (straights are tension, curves are not) 32:23 "when you're studying a pose"
@softrains_music17 күн бұрын
that was like actually helpfull, thanks =)
@rachelmason428117 күн бұрын
Could you provide any studies that demonstrate a connection between handwriting and artistic ability? If such studies exist, please share them. Otherwise, it seems like this might be your opinion, which is perfectly fine, but I initially understood it as being backed by research. This all sounds like your opinion. There are many art styles and it feels like you are putting art in a box.
@2livinjannah18 күн бұрын
I write terribly but draw, paint, sculpt, throw pots, sew and crochet beautifully so.. Terrible handwriting doesn't denote your level of artistic skill
@GeetMadan18 күн бұрын
That thumbnail is beautiful
@CRIDIC19 күн бұрын
I watched this video around when it came out. 6 months later and I’m now a commissioned artist, I sketch almost everyday and I make my own creations. People ask me about how I do it and in the end of the day I realized I need to create. It’s that simple, I hope you are doing well and thank you so much!!!
@habibahel-toukhi220619 күн бұрын
Honestly this video made me tear up. Like I've had all of these thoughts in my head and hearing you vocalize them so clearly and with so much understanding and empathy made me really emotional. I have been pushing art to the side because I always feel frustrated when i want to start again because I don't know what to make and everything i draw doesnt feel authentic, genuine or fulfilling. But this video really did give me some of the courage back to try again and be patient with myself and keep working on my problems instead of ignoring them. Thank you for being so honest and kind. Lots of love, Habibah <3
@krthrtz19 күн бұрын
What happens if my handwriting looks like the founding fathers like literally
@kayladartez61619 күн бұрын
Woulda loved to see them as a series
@judsonbaker191519 күн бұрын
I write in all caps I just veri the size of the letter is it a capital letter or smaller for the lower case. Then again I am a drafter.
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People need to have a balance with how much time they consume the internet. Go outside, read a book, learn something while you're at it.
thank you for posting this for free ❤❤❤
i can see mitsuri from the firebender student
Honestly how I usually format my charecter design sheets is as follows 2-4 expressions Atleast 1 interaction Full body Closeup of face/hair Detail closeups for accessories/hair styles And that’s basically it
I have been doing that before I saw your video and everyone should be doing this not only artists
oh THANK YOU SO MUCH for the recommendation of extensions. I almost didn't use Twitter because it seemed like there was too much information attacking me at the same time. And I didn't want to watch KZread shorts either. They are really useful to have a clean, less stimulating page <3
Thank you for teaching us, it's very informative and easy to follow; I still have many ways to go to master it, it's hard haha
artist alleys have become my favourite part of conventions besides cosplay. i find so many amazing pieces of art and merchandise of my favourite things which are sometimes really nieche and most of the time have no good official merchandise if at all. these artists are the one's that really know what the fancommunities like and want and they never disappoint. also having a chat with the artists and fangirling about the characters you are buying a keychain of is such a fulfilling experience. if i ever get to have my own small collection and booth, i'll probably spen all the money i earned right back at other artist's booth lol thanks for the insight on how a convention as an artist can look like!
Oh great another no personality nepo baby telling me how hard it's being an artist from a large flat filled with tech drawing equipment. Yaay
I went through this a few years ago. Getting off facebook, twitter, Reddit, and instagram did me a WORLD of good. I’m on TikTok and considering dropping it because of how much it sucks me in. Twitter is so bad now too. The algorithm is broken and all it does is peddle entertainment news no matter what I follow, mute, or block
thank you for sharing, I am going to try to make this cool, cozy, enriching environment
Immediately recognized what convention you were at seeing the artists sitting on the floor- excited for Lightbox again this year
man I put so many videos on my watch later, and I will never watch them anyway, most of them are even outdated with my interests
Damn that phone got some arms
I keep coming back to this video over and over, especially the first part of the video. Thank you so much!
Who would have thought that studying actually works :0 I just re-made some of my old drawings after watching the video and OMG THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!!! Thanks for this video!! 🤸🎉
There's a local con for me that has a similar problem of having waaaay too many vendors. It is a growing con, but they had artists packing up early last year (from poor sales) AND STILL thought it was a good idea to add even more tables THIS YEAR. I think some conventions just need to reduce the artist alley and stop trying to expand. It feels like they don't actually care about anything except the money that comes from selling more and more tables. I hope someone who works with Awesomecon sees your video and tries to learn from it.
If a position opens again in the future, you can always try again. The time you have between now and then would help you getting further through. Regardless of what happens though, good luck 🙂
I like a lot this video, but shouldn't the title be "How handwriting *can* help to improve your drawings"? I think the reason for that is because in handwriting you use your fingers instead of using your elbow or shoulder. By the way, I think the real takeaway from this video is that there are many handwriting exercises that can be adapted to drawing. Which I agree and I have done a lot to improve both my linework.
this video was so helpful, thankyou!! also I absolutley adore Glasses and Ponytail I want to put them in a blender
I have an issue with my writing. I'll start writing on a story for like a week then I'll get "burnt out" of that story and move onto a different story, then another, then another, untill I'm back to the first one. Throughout all of this I want to get feedback because I want anything I'm writing to be as good as possible, but then my brain constantly feels like no one can give unbaised criticism. I'll go to friends who just say they like it and the ideas it presents even when I try to push further they can't give much detail (Also I let some of them co-wright once but it felt like they had a fundamentally different view of the story I thought I was putting out), so I check online for places I can post it but feel like it's either too negative or too positive for new writers which leads me to never actually getting my story out there and making me feel like I've written far too much for it to ever be good again if there is a problem with my writing.
Are you going to Anime nyc
Writing and Drawing are different processes,they feel different,and mindsets behind them also differ.
But the point you got is interesting
This is a really good video
This conversation is my type ❤
Like plot building?😂😂 Wow i used to do this too.. i never heard it being explained this clearly before
This is the last yoitube vid i will watch on my phone. Deleting the app after this lol.
Wait are you not allowed to take photos of artist alleys like art 😭 I was taking so many photos to send to my friends and show them like look they have (my favorite show) art 😭😭
"mo-teef" please im begging lmao
Pleaaasee link that book you were looking at. I'd love it for inspo for writing practice.
QIFREY MENTIONED 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
"promo sm" 😅
qifrey on the background has me dying, underrated manga
Great vlog! Hope you will film more 💓
the advice was really good and also YOURE SO RIGHT ZUKKA HAS THE BEST FICS. ive been obsessed with fics that take place in the royal palace in caldera with like zuko being firelord and servants and arghhh! sokka and zuko are just so perfect either as bros or as boyfriends. im a teenager rn and ive been drawing my whole life and have absolutely no other plan other than art and ive been really afraid lately whether that will be possible bcs of AI. it would be easier if i lived in america too but i live in buttfuck serbia where there are no major studios and no respectable art unis that would teach me about industry jobs other than an animation in engineering major at a more IT focused university. that means that ill have to work really hard but im sure i can do it if i put in the effort. im similar to you in the way that even though im an artist i struggle with being creative a lot, the art i draw looks good, but its so hard to make it tell a good story. im so jealous of how easily storytelling comes to some people when i struggle so much at it but i hope thats something i can work on since one of my dreams is to be a comic artist ;-;
Thank you !!
omg i bought some of your star rail merch at anime boston this is so funny to see
Proud owner of my boy can work a grill standee thank you artist I am so sorry for being obnoxious and pointing and going “KIM DOKJA” every time I saw you I was just so hyped and starved for that orv content XD (I did this all 3 days I’m so sorry I was in awe of all the orv it was awesome hope to buy more from you in the future)
I'm addicted to watch Pen Display videos, and this is not the exception
10:08 break down pose into three parts 15:12 balance. force and tension 18:59 confusing context 24:52 weight and force (straights are tension, curves are not) 32:23 "when you're studying a pose"
that was like actually helpfull, thanks =)
Could you provide any studies that demonstrate a connection between handwriting and artistic ability? If such studies exist, please share them. Otherwise, it seems like this might be your opinion, which is perfectly fine, but I initially understood it as being backed by research. This all sounds like your opinion. There are many art styles and it feels like you are putting art in a box.
I write terribly but draw, paint, sculpt, throw pots, sew and crochet beautifully so.. Terrible handwriting doesn't denote your level of artistic skill
That thumbnail is beautiful
I watched this video around when it came out. 6 months later and I’m now a commissioned artist, I sketch almost everyday and I make my own creations. People ask me about how I do it and in the end of the day I realized I need to create. It’s that simple, I hope you are doing well and thank you so much!!!
Honestly this video made me tear up. Like I've had all of these thoughts in my head and hearing you vocalize them so clearly and with so much understanding and empathy made me really emotional. I have been pushing art to the side because I always feel frustrated when i want to start again because I don't know what to make and everything i draw doesnt feel authentic, genuine or fulfilling. But this video really did give me some of the courage back to try again and be patient with myself and keep working on my problems instead of ignoring them. Thank you for being so honest and kind. Lots of love, Habibah <3
What happens if my handwriting looks like the founding fathers like literally
Woulda loved to see them as a series
I write in all caps I just veri the size of the letter is it a capital letter or smaller for the lower case. Then again I am a drafter.
I can draw but i cant write💀