Improve your drawing skill using this sketchbook routine 

Wow thanks for sharing this cool story. 🙏⭐️ the thing with this is there is probably a lot of frustration in the beginning by trying this. I had it myself and for some people this approach is just not the right thing. This is also why I believe if you make this approach a routine it can really change something in the way you draw things. But never the less as you said it, just because it worked for your teacher it doesn’t need to work for you. Same here I do these videos with knowing it won’t help the majority, but if it helps only a few it’s already worth it 😊☀️ thanks for your comment

​@@Janos.ArtzoneWell, my teacher has something many people forget... and I struggle to learn it as well : patience. He was "not fun" compared to other teachers because everything, everytime was around "wait, before you put this line on the paper, did you take your time to choose what it represent ?", or other advises like "take the time to measure and understand". Student didn't cared and rushed to drawing, but the results were weak and even adding plenty of effects couldn't hide the "lack of weight" or the "inbalance" in the final... "We" think our brain had memorized the image, when in fact it didn't, that's what he tried to pass to us, that we have to really "look" to get the structure, not just the surface (even if he used shapes a lot to make his mental image). Frustration happen when we don't understand what and why it's going wrong. Sure this type of exercise isn't good "as is" for beginner, but there is a lot of interesting things going on that are definitly worth trying. You actually inspired me to give this kind of drawing another shot. Maybe since years had pass I will be better at it 😅

@@CharlineCaneton Aaah that is so awesome to hear this made my day thank you and good luck I believe in you and your patience 😄😄😄☀️

cool story :)

​@@Janos.ArtzoneI managed to squizz a few attempt in my crowded agenda and must say it's indeed very very dificult to start it. After getting over the frustration and even if result is incomplete (loose concentration too quick) I had a very nice improvement with the models having better 3d "projection" and understanding of their spatial placement. Also, it's a damn good exercise to get a sharp focus 😅 to the point even music is too distracting. Will see how far it push the boundaries in a few more months

I appreciate your words 🙏☀️⭐️

Hey naveen great to hear and welcome back 😊⭐️

Hey Hank happy to hear that !!! And I will very much note that 🙂☀️🙏🙏🙏 thank you for the support

Hey happy you like it ! Yeah it is challenging but I also feel we don’t train our imagination enough 🙂 I always give my students at least one task where they need to use their imagination

My pleasure 🙌

Heyyyy my pleasure and thanks for commenting ⭐️☀️

Appreciate it 😊☀️

Most things just take time. But as u said if u tried to practice it separately then this is a good way to approach it. Manga is something that takes a lot of effort in the beginning.

@@Janos.Artzone I mean really to me I was practicing how to draw a literal human but now I have to focus on separating them because mixing them together makes it more worser

@@faizamohamed-m8x is it a problem of placing in 3d space or figure in general ?

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@@Janos.Artzone yep how can wen I sometimes create the 3d shapes about them like for example drawing two cylinder arms to create an actual anatomy and when I draw the detail which is the skin it looks 2d

Thank you @BOSSGFX I appreciate your response 🙂⭐️

I agree :)

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