Forget Perfect Line Art

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Trying to make perfect lines is holding you back. Improve your digital art by drawing at a bigger resolution with imperfect lines.
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@BunkerSquirrel

This is why I love Wolfwalkers. Not only are the construction lines and rough finished edges beautiful but they actually serve as a visual cue that reinforces the narrative and characterization. I LOVE WOLFWALKERS OML

@graveyardshift2100

I don't think I've ever seen your actual drawing style before, just your animations. The difference is drastic and I love it.

@milkii_tea

as a traditional artist, i think i definitely needed to hear this

@csillagrulpaa530

Oh my, I feel like this video was made for me directly. I gotta be more loose.

@catherinebaldwin6580

Oh I feel this. I started out copying mlp, and wanted my lines to be uniform to the T. Bur then my friends had non uniform line art, and it blew my mind. Then I tried different brushes til I found my love. The ink pen / calligraphy pen and I never looked back.

@CrystalPokeball

I'm that person that goes for perfect lines all the time. I need to try this.

@Heatrecks

Yeah I noticed that imperfect lines usually looked way better to me than "perfect" lines. So right now I'm trying to tone down my perfectionist tendencies when doing my lines, really makes things quick and easier.

@pinkdogroslyn8832

i have ALWAYS been fascinated with anatomy, posing, perspective, conveying action or movement, and even shadows and color contrasting, but never, NEVER have i enjoyed lineart. this video has certainly helped me feel more confident in the "chicken scratch" style, as many professional artists ive seen have said its messy, ugly, and generally conveys self-consciousness or anxiety.

@DiamondBatToons

This really was a wake-up call to me! I was always so obsessed with getting the line art perfect that it left me with a headache! But I now realize that it doesn't matter as much as I thought it did.

@roadtripwarrior

drew for about 2 years. Used to watch a lot of tutorials. Burned myself out. Stopped for almost 3 years. Recently am getting back into. Keep getting tutorials pop up on my feed and I absolutely ignore the shit out of them because I want it to be fun like it was when I started.

@humbloom

YES! YES!!! I remember spending hours all night trying to perfect my character's line art. Soon I came to the realization that that wasn't the most important part. It was the details, the shading, and whatnot. THOSE are what people look at. I still struggle with being perfect with my lines when I've barely gotten far enough into the drawing. But I'm getting better.

@proxy7598

This is what I love, messy art that just looks good!

@louckykoneko

as a traditional artist, I feel this in my soul. I'm trying to experiment with my style and atm I always really love my (cleaned up) sketches but don't like the inked versions as much... so I'm thinking I should just skip the lineart step and apply marker directly to the sketch

@ilovekittys

i just realized that since im a kid i never liked perfect lineart, i always loved sketches, i always loved messy drawings lol

@riyuu_mitsuki

ive always wondered why my line art doesnt attract much interest but now that i think about it, this video felt like you learned a simple skill which that can only do not really much but can drastically impact your art in a lifetime, so i say thanks to you making me unlock a newfound skill :3

@kami_fps

Wow I feel called out. But I also got good at "perfect lineart" and it's so satisfying for me

@wirlogx

I did two works recently for my job, one was a sketch cleaned up and perfected a little some details and for the other I decided to make very perfect lines.

@millnstory

Honestly, Thank you. I needed to hear someone actually saying this. I suffer a lot with perfectionism and that's something I'm actively trying to change. The first step is not to obsess over lineart and being okay with it not being flawless. This video was a great reassurance. 💖

@RangerTheWarrior

I'm definitely a perfectionist myself to the point that's it's become almost mentally damaging, so I really needed to hear that rn, thanks

@The_Shards

I actually did this when getting my art more ment for comics! Even made a brush for it so i could go even faster without it looking horrible. I really only care about line art on the eyes, mouth and reference sheets. The sketch and coloring to me should always have the most effort.