How to Fix Your Janky Lines 

I love that haha

​​@JJangshi no don't go! I think your joke was sic

​@@thatSkyKosmoTactical I'm sic of this

@JJangshi that was a sic joke

@@yukeshvarm you’re so sic

Probably

Using 1 line is good and neccesary for many things

Same. Just been doing it not realising it's a technique.

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A solid career, at least! 😎

​@@ProkoTV Artificial Intelligence : Hold my beer

Highschool teachers give useful information challenge (impossible)

teacher tryna outline without sketching or sumshit?

There are different between chicken scratch and knowing where to break a line

they gatekeepin

Art teachers expect their students to draw perfectly like mechanical plotting machines and that's just not how the human hand works People always tell me to join the school art classes and yet every time they've taught me how to draw a face or something, they teach it in the most ininteresting, backwards, and tedious way possible and I lose motivation to draw for a month

Same

When I do sketches with simple forms. My rule is to put in the corner a little sqr, cir, tri and CSI as reminders

@@z1992z oh thats a good tip thanks!

That’s my favorite part about every art tip I get

@@z1992z what’s a sqr, circ, tri?

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Awesome 😊

Really?! That is so cool!!!!!

Is she old?

​@@Silencer796 What anime character is in your profile picture, man?

I was taught to ghost the lines before committing to it. Ghost the line just above the paper, same consistent speed from start to finish, and commit to making the mark as you're ghosting

My English isn't very good but if I understood The question depends of your style You need to know the relevance of the line, if it's very relevant example the outside line of your character/object or when something is in front the line is thicker But if the line isn't very relevant it didn't even need to be drawn just be suggested example the commissure of the month (I don't know if you have seen anime but sometimes they just draw two lines on the mouth edges to draw it) So the answer depends in what the line is doing but like the other guy said analyze your favorite artists

Tapering your strokes will help you to blend them together nicely. As was said below, ghosting the line in before you actually make the mark also really helps. It helps ensure that the mark you're making goes exactly where you intend and can help you join two segments together nicely.

Many classical painters namely Tiepolo, would "mark locations" as in the darkest areas or the folds for example the armpit. Then curved lines connect them, because of course classical italian artists usually went for beautiful and elegant over hyper realistic for the most part

​@@ProkoTV "Just taper your strokes"=Just draw good Okay lol

I had the same problem. Had to force myself to treat tablet as regular paper or canvas and go HAM on broken lines for sketching. Having a glove for drawing also helped a lot

Maybe you can make a sketch on a layer with low opacity and then fully concentrate on making a clean lineart. And for the dynamism, you can either try zooming out a lot, as you'll be able to make long strokes more easily and control them more, or zoom in and make sure to be precise. It can also help to turn your canva around (it confuses me more than anything so i don't do it but I've seen people do this) Imo, digital art offers different ressources than traditional, and they should be considered as different mediums. Learn to use the softwares, it can be a massive game changer

they should texture the surface as they do metal. is it so hard to pour glass on mold texture metal. !!!!

@@bozoclown2098 actually yes lol, the glass would never come off. However frosting glass these days is pretty easy, but might be too abrasive for a tablet pen.

I'm using a mixed media marker paper. It's the Proko sketchbook that we sell at in-person events like conventions but don't sell online currently.

Thank you so much .

Happy to help!

You must be really bad if these videos help you improve.

Good, because this guy doesn't know what he's talking about.

​@@lLenn2 sure...

@@logicss2893 Have you got eyes? 1 line is always better than 20 of them. Doesn't matter how jank it is.

@@lLenn2 well, it depends. If you are going for that kind of style, sure. But if you are going for sketches or detailed drawings, yes, 20 lines are better than 1. It just depends.

@@redrumtheartist6275 lmao, "detailed drawings require 20 lines" now I know that you're just crazy! lololololololol, that's the dumbest thing you could have said! It's doesn't "depend" 1 line is always better. Even for sketches. A sketch with fewer lines will always be better than one where there's thousands of them. Like, get real!

What did you draw for her?

I didn't get the joke, can you explain it?

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I haven't done that as a Short yet but I did do both of those as full videos! Lips: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-N0vWyKyYv4o.html Ears: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ncfm_3UnLKE.html Hope that helps!

Yeah, I don't want loosely placed C and S curves in buildings lol

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@@c_n_b That has to be the straightest line I've ever seen

They're the types of lines that you construct the longer, complicated lines and shapes out of: C curves, S curves and straight lines. (Those look like an "I")

Calm yourself, also relax.

😂 Don't drink and draw.

There are a few different types of pencils show in here but I think you're probably asking about the Staedtler lead holder with 2mm Staedtler leads. It depends on what softness you like for which refills you'll use. Here's a link to where you can see what material I use in this course: www.proko.com/materials3

@@ProkoTV Thanks a lot for letting me know😄