You’re genuinely amazing. Like genuinely. I don’t understand how you don’t have any comments. Really more people should be seeing this. This inspires me to draw and it’s nice and peaceful to watch. Keep going with your channel! Eventually people will recognize your skill!
Thank you so so much for all the amazing words!!! I'm glad you have a good time watching the vid ❤️ Your comment has truly, truly made my day. Really, thanks a lot 🥺
For some reason I never thought that painting is something that can be learned piece by piece. I thought that artists are somehow just able to draw, and I can't draw, and that's it lol.
im a firm believer that nobody comes out of the womb and is great at drawing. nobody comes out knowing perfect anatomy or color theory or anything. its just that some ppl r more drawn to, well, drawing! and theyre good at picking things up easily and interpreting it in ways they understand ive been drawing for *years* and i still cut off the legs in my drawings bc i have *no clue* how to draw legs past the knee 😅 im also decently good at hands but Terrible with arms. i kinda just- picked up certain parts of anatomy but didnt learn the others? i honestly dont "study" much >.> its very difficult for me and i never learned how (adhd kid lol) so i still dont "study" when doing art and often get frustrated when i do ;-; so i just learn very slowly and honestly i dont mind it much! really all it is is just continuing to practice and breaking things down into pieces that u understand. there isnt a disconnect between "ppl who can draw" and "ppl who cant draw". we're all ppl and all of us can draw, ur skill level depends on whether u decide to keep going :]
@@moonlitdreamers Thank you so much for sharing your story. And omg, this is so relatable, like I mean it!! Like I'm quite comfortable with drawing the upper body but for some reasons I never touch the lower body even once. I do plan to learn to draw the leg and stuff but keep pushing that plan back. I guess if it became necessary in the future, the day I learn the leg would finally come but I just don't know when that day will come lol Anyway, thanks for the comment and the story! I really love reading stuff like this!!
i loved the personality in your captions, it made the video so much more fun to watch. also trying to limit it to 2 hours is a good idea. when i do studies i accidentally spend all day on it
Thanks for enjoying the vid! I had fun putting the caption together too! And even though I tried to limit the time, I still ended up drawing over time lol
reallllllly nice glass jellyfish, it looks absolutely stunning, my favorite part was the ocean heart, that gave a very nice soothing feeling of relaxing on a beach early in the morning kind of feel
Thank you so much for the lovely words!!! My heart was really torn between the heart and the jellyfish. I mean I really like how refreshing the heart makes me feel, but I also love the way the jelly reminds me of a cool breeze in the summer... I guess I really enjoy them both yk 🩵🪼
@@vuonglinh392 absolutely, both are amazing pieces of art work, you're a fabulous artist, best of luck with your art studies, it really shows how much you have improved, and the art work is very beautiful!! It's very inspiring, never give up, you got this!! Good luck, have a great day and God bless you, you're going to go insanely far!! ☺
@@pinkieblu4u449Oh my gosh... Thanks so so so much for the encouraging message ❤ Your kind words will definitely help me make more and even better videos in the future!!!
Dude, you study that in two/four hours? That's sick! I normally study like that but not so fast! Great work, the glass drawn is really pretty! I normally imagine drawing glass like painting water, but it become different and shiny exactly like glass!
Your videos remind me that art is meant to be fun. I know it's a very simple thing, but I struggle with that a lot. Keep doing what you do! You've inspired me and many others too
Thank you so so much for the message. I'm truly glad that this video had helped people in one way or another. I know saying this may sound pretentious but I think it's okay to take a temporary break if you don't find art fun at the moment. Please don't push yourself too much, sending you an virtual hug 🫂
@@vuonglinh392 Aww, virtual hug received! 🫂💕 Thank you for the advice, I didn't think it sounded pretentious at all. Everyone's journey is different, and mine's a little bumpy at the moment. I'll try to be more patient with myself ^^
Practicing making colors on the color wheel to match one in a reference photo is actually... a really good way to study color and stuff and can really help you out in things like this
It's a really good way to train your eyes to see colors accurately yk, so that when painting something from imagination, we can pick out the colors we want a little bit easier 👍
I'm doing color studies rn and I have trouble with white or translucent surfaces, the advice about the highlights was so simple and helpful I wanna try it out. Great video and art!! :D
mình lướt ytb thấy vid của c, và sau khi coi xong vid mình đã phải cảm ơn tính năng đề xuất của ytb!! mindset của cậu đối với việc gặp khó khăn trong quá trình phát triển nghệ thuật rất đáng học hỏi luôn🥺🥺chúc cậu sớm đạt nhiều thành tựu mong muốn trên con đường bản thân đã chọn nha!!
Trời ơiiiii đọc comment của bạn mà thấy ấm lòng quá đi mất 🥺 Cảm ơn bạn vì đã xem video nhaaa, mình sẽ cố gắng thật nhiều thật nhiều trong tương lai để có thêm những vid chất lượng hơn nữa!! Yêu bạn lắm lắmm❤️❤️❤️
I really liked that you took time to make it look much better but I would recommend that you add like tips or your observations in these art study type videos to help us understand what you learnt in this process ☺
i absolutely adore the title of these videos. I agree with the other person who said they liked the mindset of it. you know, like "I can't do it so I learned it." I love that. new subscriber here 💗
Awwww my god, thank you so so much 🥺 I'm really glad the title has been resonating with a lot of people, and also welcome, hope you will have a great time over here 🤗
The avatar is so cite even if its simple! Nice work on the video too btw! Its very interesting! Can’t wait to see more from you! (exaggeration, i can definitely wait)
Aww thanks a lot for enjoying the vid!!! The brush in the vid was actually one of my fav brush in krita, it has some realy nice soft texture and I love it so so much ❤️
i was just studying glass too lemme tell you that you did such a GREAT job and that ball looked so refreshing- , KEEP IT UP u really deserve more attention!!
What the?..! There’s absolutely no way that so LITTLE people are seeing this! Buddy you’re inspiring me to do one of these tomorrow. This is awesome and wait till you get that view boom in like 2 days 😃
I've been slowly learning how to draw digitally in a more painter's art style by studying pieces by J.C. Leyendecker and redrawing them with little twists (like changing the subjects but keeping the clothing, adding and skipping other things just to try it out); I think I'm slowly improving, and it's helping me out with imagining how clothing can be drawn and shaded and colored
Ohhh that sounds like a really nice exercise!!! Sometimes I kinda do the same with my ref photo (not in this vid tho), like I only wanted to draw two jellys so I skipped one in the back, something along those lines yk
Thank you so much for checking other vids too!! Hope you had a great time there even tho the quality may not be that good... Anyway, thanks a lot for the encouraging message too! I will try my very best!!
I didn't understand fabric so I studied clothes and fabrics drawings for 2 years (alongside other things). I still don't get fabrics. (jokes aside your drawings is absolutely gorgeous and so soo acurate.)
Thanks for enjoying the vid!!! All these textures are really quite difficult to learn. I don't know much about metal yet so I'm planning to study them in the future 👀
got recommended to me on my main page. Thank you so much for your videos, it really inspires me to continune drawing as a young artist even in middle of burn out. I Wanna watch you continue your journey as I continue mine ❤
Awww thank you so much!!! That's truly great. I'm really really glad that my vid had helped other fellow artists too 🥺 Let's continue our art journey together ❤️
Very nice! I have a sea monster oc and im trying to study painting shiny, wet textures like a whale's skin and this is really similar. So it proved an interesting watch!
Here’s something else with glass Because it’s translucent, the bg color is kind of important to sell the effect You used a grey bg for the jellyfish when in the photo the bg was white So painting the legs with a lot of white is going to make it look more like colored glass compared to translucent since it doesn’t match the bg and has no obvious object it’s reflecting I’m sure there’s something with relative color too in having a different background color that makes it harder too 🤔
Ohhh that's a great observation!! Usually I just gloss over the background since there's a time limit. However the more I study these translucent objects, the more I realise how important the background could be when we want to creat a translucent illusion. I am thinking about whether should I focus a little bit more on background in future study too yk
@@vuonglinh392 My suggestion would be to pick out the dominant color of the bg and just use that. Probably not a huge need to paint a lot of the bg if your goal is learning the objects. In this case just a near-white, flat bg would have been good. Though if you’re doing 0 color picking, I understand how getting even just 1 color right can be kind of time consuming I wish you luck in your endeavors whatever you decide o7
@@ObsessedwithZelda2 Ohhhh thank you so much for the suggestions!!! That's really great! I will try it the next time I study something transparent. However may I ask, does "0 color picking" mean not picking color from the ref photo? Or it means totally not using the color picking tool at all? Like in the whole study process?
@@vuonglinh392 Oh I meant 0 Color picking as in not using the color picker tool on the ref photo, yeah. I don't do that practice myself too much, but I know a lot of digital artists do train their ability to see color correctly by challenging themselves this way. I thought it might be pretty likely you do this since you mentioned not getting the blue right at first in this vid
@@ObsessedwithZelda2 ohhhh yeah that was what I did! Since I wanted to train my eyes a little bit lol Anyway thanks for answering my question and giving me some suggestions! I will give them a try when studying some transparent things
Omg ur ART " STUNNING"❤💖💖💥❤️ And you know when they are a dedicated artist, when they take the time to comment back to EVERY 117 COMMENTS THEY GOT! " IDK WHY BUT I'D REALLY LIKE TO SEE YOU TRY OUT AND DRAW SOME ICE OR SLIME! ❤❤💖💖❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥💫💫💫💖
Awww thank you so muchhh ❤️ that's very sweet and ice is something on my list to study. There are some very stunning ice out there in the wild that I want to paint so one day in the future 💪
I know ice is so fragile and calming, BUT SO COLD😖 Since you tried multiple imagines this video! I just have a some suggestions! " Iicicles, melting ice, ice in some drink, or maybe shaped ice pops! They are so yummy! But still how are you messaging every single PEROSN?! What time is it even in your country😰 If its late you should get some rest!!! + Im am definitely gonna become a regular for ur realistic drawing studies!
Ohhhh those are some great suggestions!! My personal favourite type is ice in water, I think they look so magical 🥺 And please don't worry about me, I get plenty of rest and I'm having a great time replying to comments too ❤️
@@vuonglinh392 Your Welcome!! Actually I do make animations myself but i want to make animations like ghibli studio, so can you plz do a tutorial on that topic but it should be a group of food and a kitchen digital art.
@@chonntonwonton104 this is kinda embarrassing to say but i don't really know how to use discord very well 😅 maybe i will have to look into that someday
AGHHH, xin lỗi vì đã hỏi nhưng mà làm thế nào mà bạn có thể để ref ở ngoài khổ tranh vẽ v ạ huhuhuh, tại mình cũng xài Krita nhưng gặp khó khăn cho việc chuyển giữa các phần mềm để nhìn ref và vẽ
Àaaa cái đó á, mình thì cứ kéo thẳng từ folder ảnh ref vào cửa sổ của krita ý, xong nó sẽ cho bạn mấy cái option là nhét vô new layer hay là làm reference image nè, lúc đó mình chọn reference image là được. Mà bạn cứ hỏi thoải mái nha, không cần thấy ngại chi hết đâu 🤗
@@SupCuaá xin lỗi bạn yt nó không noti mình, nếu muốn xóa hay thay đổi kích cỡ thì có một cái tool reference image (trông nó giống cái ghim 📌 nè nè) bạn bấm vô là có thể xóa, xoay các kiểu luôn ó, sorry vì đã trả lời muộn bạn nhaa
I don't really use keywords for these, I usually just browse Pinterest, click on the photo I like and then scroll down to see the related images, yeah something along those lines 👍
from the thumbnail I actually thought you have studied it and now you can draw it . but you only copy things one by one. nothing more. you should have then just drawn a random shape and applied what you learned without a ref because otherway you won't learn anything or understand but just well learn how to copy
Thanks for your suggestion. Well while I think your idea is a great way to test what we had learned from the study, however, I think trying to copy the ref photo is a great first step to learn and paint a texture that we are not familiar with. And the purpose of these videos is more on the side of that very first step, to see what I can do with things I don't understand in the limited time span of 2 hours.
