5 CRUCIAL Habits to Become a Better Artist in 2022 

well thats pretty good. BUT HAVE TO NOTE SOMETHING. when considering the possible beautiful unique looking creatures present in a videogame (main form of artwork besides animation movies) one could make it so that there is approximately 25 videogames science fiction with large variety in each (15--28 factions species) and there is around 1500--2500 videogames with just 1-2 species factions besides humans for instance. Now armour design is also limiting, in case of small videogames with not as many species there can have some more similarities in armour with armour beautification. making science fiction is a privilege. I have some science fiction ideas as for compositions but i am not too good at drawing plus so far i lack a team. I am not sure if i should give it away so others can further develop it. Your vehicle designs look great but need some touchup. so there can be a little more when considering artowrk of largely humans perhaps sometimes anime-ish (but i am not all for anime other then a niche) It seems to me that one person wants to encourage me to make my own game. I imagined quite a number of awesome meshwork patterns which i consider major guidance patterns for things. Perhaps i should be better off learning to draw and memorize those meshwork patterns. BUT thats worky worky, and myself am not necesserily the best for worky worky. more like having fun on occasions.

Please post your 3d work and graduation portfolio 😶😶👀👀

this is an underestimate but its quite close to the actual number

Love your videos💫 💖💖

missed ya as well Ross.

I was gonna comment basically the same thing 😅 I'm 23 and just graduated college last year and also haven't made any money from art. It's difficult to not be hard on myself :3

Mann, I feel the same 🥲🥲🥲

Best tip I learned this year... Do art for yourself first. If you genuinely love your art, do it for yourself, because that's what makes you happy. Because your creations makes you happy 😊 I feel like this makes the road so much less difficult because it no longer feels like a task to draw/paint. Just my two cents

Struthless has a video all about feeling like you’re behind if you want more advice on that! I feel the same in 28. It’s hard not to compare yourself to others but literally all that does is make you feel bad. Comparing yourself to others doesn’t improve your art or make you money. My personal goal is simply to finish a project I care a lot about and it’s ok if it takes me years as long as I complete it.

And I'm 25

Ayo John Hill skateboarder from NYC??

Wow you're here too :D I just watched your skate movies ^^

YO, wasnt expecting you here LOL, i skate all the time and used to watch you

I'm about to turn 29 and I feel the same way. You got this though! I hope that you pursue your art ❤

@@OHeyChrissy I recently got a graphics tablet so I can get into digital painting, it's only the beginning! We both got this! :)

Heeey I'm soon to be 34. I'm currently doing this complete change in my life, and I'm going to apply to a game art creation course this february. You can do it too!

@@hexcel8591 Yes that's awesome! I draw a lot on my iPad. Love it!

@@LiMaking I went to school for Animation. It wasn't bad but it was for sure exhausting. I wish you the best of luck ! You got this!

my fav one is "focus on projects rather than single pieces", that really changed my perspective on how practice could be fun

Adam!!! Good to see you here

Love both of your content~

adam i love you

I'm 31 and in the same situation, suit yourself lucky 🙂

Lol same, been beating myself up for turning 23 recently and feeling 2-3 years behind of where i want to be, Ross is right , we need to chill out 🤟

Count me in, recently turned 23! Yeah the art journey is different for everyone, just gotta enjoy the journey's process instead of worrying about the destination. :)

23 is soooo young, some people shift towards art into their 40's and 50's and still have an amazing journey!

Marcio Fiorito is a marvel/dc artist from Brazil and he started to study art at 29. He's an amazing artist. I started with 28 and I've progressed a lot since I stopped caring about this feeling of "left behind".

@@mateus_upd1084 Love this comment! Very inspiring!

It's really cool actually

Feeling the same rn too. And I'm turning 20 in little over a month /~\. But its hard when you see 14yr olds making money off of their art. Plus I wasn't allowed to have social media for the longest time and now I'm feeling "I wish I could've been sharing my art sooner and learned to how to navigate and grow with the different platforms", but yeah. Good luck to you!

Same here, I'm also turning 27 in a month and have fallen out of art for just over a year!

I took art seriously at 28. You got this!

@@LuisakArt thank you ♥️

Yes, but for me it was between 19-21 kind off. I can't even look att the stuff I made then and feel so sad that I forgot about my love for art. School and friends got in the way, and it really did showed. But now some years later I am rolling on like never. I think of it as an arrow, you have to pull back to shoot onward. This really made me study real hard and I am still growing. Hope I never fall off again though, still think of where I could have been if I started then instead of quitting. (I am sadly of the"non-refernece era" which took its turn...)

Just remember that shaking off that rust will be way faster than those who have to start from scratch. If you take a break it doesn't mean your hard work is gone, just gotta brush up.

I'm so glad it can help you! As a fellow human and artist, i've had my fair share of negative voices. Sometimes its just nice to be reminded that we're all figuring it out! You're doing great, I believe in you :)

@@RossDraws thank you for such a lovely reply, it means a lot to me! All of us can do with the reminder sometimes that we're doing enough no matter what some have said 😊

That last point hit home for me too. I'm almost 23 and I also struggle with a myriad of health issues and try not to compare myself with other artists too much. I would love to draw and paint all the time but just can't. I need to accept that ^^

@@cherishloveart whilst I'm sorry to hear it's something you struggle with too, I'm also glad to find another person who understands. It's an accomplishment in itself to continue this journey even with those obstacles, and we should never beat ourselves up because our limits are different. I'm wishing you all the best ❤️

@@oliverniko8366 I rarely comment on RU-vid but when I read yours it was nice to find someone else who has been/is going through something similar. We certainly shouldn't, we can keep on at our own pace :). You also!

That's such a great idea! I do the same sometimes by reading everyone's kind comments :)

Dude he works 14 hour days... HE definitely on the grind and hustle lol

Don’t be worried about your portfolio. I don’t know if your school has any “required” pieces they want to see in it, like mine did (one self portrait, one still life, one out doors piece for mine.) but as long as you show them you want to do art you should be fine. Hell, after all that I ended up getting in based on my GRAFFITI ART of all things.

It really becomes second nature to be rude to ourselves and use negative reinforcement - you deserve the same treatment you'd give to your favorite people. You got this!

sky is the limit, Hillie

smiles in final fantasy

seems fun to me