Improve Your Sketching Speed - 5 Minute Concept Design

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Creature concept artist Anthony Jones (aka RobotPencil) shows you his process for quickly drawing digital creature concepts and explains the importance of improving your sketching speed. This is another useful exercise where the small details don’t matter as much as the big picture. Subscribe to Proko: bit.ly/SubProko
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@Syrup1100 5 лет назад

"Draw SMALL to solve the BIG problems and draw BIG to solve the SMALL problems." This sentence alone has blessed me in many ways. Thank you Proko and Anthony.

@raven-roman-shadow-shaw99y89 3 года назад

I don’t understand it tho. Can you tell me what it means?

@DaisyFarm_ 3 года назад

@@raven-roman-shadow-shaw99y89 it’s mostly applied to digital, what it means is that if you have a major problem in your artwork like an unappealing silhouette or muddy values and such. You should zoom out or “draw small” when you fix it. If it’s something more minor like some less important lines being wobbly then you zoom in or “draw big” when you fix it.

@jasonfarmer7154 2 года назад

Haha

@jarrellweston5250 2 года назад

Drawing big to solve small problems doesn’t make sense to me but drawing small to solve big problems definitely does

@DoctorSoulll 2 года назад

Kinda like a "Forest for the Trees" thing, right?

@elsevillaart 5 лет назад

To Resume what he says. -Ignore color focus on values. -Focus in shapes and composition. -Dont waste time on details, specially zooming. -Use a simple setup so you focus more on process than keyboard. -Solve composition in small thumbnail before going full detail in a bigger file. - Kill your babies, if you dont have confidence on the piece and start all over. Dont have fear. - With practice and lots of efforts(years of experience) this will become a second nature, so be patient.

@HoseAKM 5 лет назад

"Kill your babies" I have to agree on this, as it had helped me to start over a drawing Im not satisfied with the first time. But I have to point out the way you phrase that it's pretty hilarious. xD

@Inkdraft 5 лет назад

I think the actual term was first said by Stephen King and if not I've heard him say it in interviews. I'm 100% positive it's, ''Kill your darlings.''

@evilsexyhamlet6399 5 лет назад

@@Inkdraft William Faulkner is the true source for that term

@tiagodagostini 5 лет назад

Add a coma in your first point... took me a while to understand you were not saying to ignore the focus on value.

@danrazART 5 лет назад

Pin this up. Will you. Mr stan.

@ethans6694 5 лет назад

If you wait until you feel "inspired" to draw, then you may be uninspired for weeks, months and maybe even years at a time and end up going a long time without getting better. That's what happened to me.

@DarkestKnight2424 4 года назад

So what do you recommend? I bought a digital art screen tablet And I haven't used it I want to sketch out cars Draw some horrorish art Some things like that Maybe paint too But I have a hard time actually getting myself to do it

@lucassantossj 4 года назад

@@DarkestKnight2424 just get a photo or picture and imitate it.

@MrLeeJiGun 4 года назад

@@DarkestKnight2424 one thing I recommend is get engage in the art activities more. Anything, you can check out artist on various social media, watching anime, funny and entertaining tutorial artist youtube. Last but not least, think of this of it like this. If you really feel like "damn I really wanna draw but then I know it's not gonna turn out well, then it will become a waste of time" 1. Make sure you know the reason you about to draw, whether it's for a project, learning, or having fun, because without knowing your purpose you lose interests very quickly. Therefore you have zero motivation to learn or do anything. Most people tend to overthink, like me. We try to do everything at once. Overdrive the burn to the core. So to make sure to keep mind you remember that. 2. It don't even have to be drawing or painting, if you have photoshop. Makes some memes, fk around with the tools, make a music album cover with labels using ur photos or anything you can find. Have fun with it and u feel tru enjoyment when u realize you been in there for 6 hr. Take it easy and don't be too hard or overthink yourself. You got this

@Adam-kx2tp 3 года назад

@@DarkestKnight2424 A good hack for practicing is to create your own original comic book. It's a fun way to trick your brain into studying the boring stuff like anatomy architecture perspective etc.

@thefishofthesea1876 3 года назад

This is why discipline is important

@MrRichulan 5 лет назад

I like what he says about practicing. Very inspiring video, thank you so much. Your channel is a REAL art school, with so much variation and versatility.

@MillionPM 5 лет назад

If you like the content on this channel I highly recommend Stan’s Paid content. It really is thousands of dollars worth of education for a fraction of the price. I have bought the portrait, figure and caricature courses.

@jesuslabarca6897 5 лет назад

@@MillionPM i Alsoe recommend the Art School of Marc Brunett, is very worthy

@MillionPM 5 лет назад

Jesus Labarca will do!

@StornCook 5 лет назад

I had a similar experience. I had a deadline for a 1/2 page full color superhero illustration for the roleplaying game Mutants and Masterminds. I, too, saved the file with a blank piece of "digital" canvas... totally wiping out my work. Had to start over, we were having a RARE dinner party that evening and I did this at 4 pm. I almost cried and then threw myself back into the work. I was working at 7:00, as guests had arrived and were already having fun. I got the piece done by 7:30, a piece that usually would take 8 hours. I got it done in 3/12 hours. AND IT WAS BETTER, MUCH BETTER!!! I went and ate and settled in with my friends. I chalked a lot it up to that the first time, the 8 hours were about all these decisions I had to make, making corrections. The 2nd time through, I had made so many of those decisions and the new ones I made were with more confidence.

@jimbeals7711 5 лет назад

You were just practicing for 8 hours before you really did the job ;^) I frequently use the term "It's always easier/faster the second time". Usually when my wife or boss or client change their mind. In 40 years of graphics production these things happened more than you can believe. Also when your client wants you to do the same thing over with some "simple changes" it's faster. Or if you have other clients that want similar products to what you did for someone else. Many clients want you for what you do regularly. Is it practice or repetitive work? Maybe both. I'm a print production graphic artist though, not an illustrator. Templates are useful. Don't reinvent the wheel. If I do something new, I try to build in features that will allow me to redo the job with changes faster so I can charge the same, but make more money each time.

@supatimefunshow 5 лет назад

Yeah but how was the dinner??

@StornCook 5 лет назад

@@jimbeals7711 I agree with everything you said!

@MrsLillayFran 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing your experience, this is so true!

@itsLeoAngelol 5 лет назад

Watching him sketch feels like watching a sculptor.

@tracyjackson9757 5 лет назад

Just checked out Robot Pencil's online portfolio... guess I'm never sleeping again! Very helpful tutorial, now if only I could stop watching art videos and actually practice.

@samuraireflection 5 лет назад

i think hes great :)

@Kimmieziven 5 лет назад

This is like watching charcoal artwork It goes from "wth is this?" to "oh my.. what a master piece!"

@keenawireheart7238 5 лет назад

I realized I wad being too hard on myself with my own rough sketches too. Your drawings' lines at the beginning, being drawn by those foggy lines... What a transformation! It's ok after all, for the base to not look so great, because it can and likely WILL be fixed later! They're guide lines, after all... Thanks for this video!

@MegumiHayashida 5 лет назад

I love his minimalistic approach yet ultra sophisticated designs including the fact that his foundations are so on point that it gives the illusion he rendered it through zbrush or 3ds max. Respect

@corujariousa 5 лет назад

I am just an amateur who draws as a hobby since I can remember. Definitely the best work I've produced came from the ideas/suggestions you brought up. Being spontaneous and letting the art flow out of you and correcting later or along the way tends to produce better results for me than when I try to plan the outcome. Thanks!

@LeoPlaw 5 лет назад

Totally agree with Anthony. In German they say, "Übung macht der Meister." - Practice makes the master. So these days I work by the rules of the three P's. Practice, Practice, Practice or Produce, Produce, Produce

@baconekko2026 5 лет назад

So geht's jap

@mEstbn 5 лет назад

Practice makes habits, I would say ‘Good practice makes master’

@budzaksila 5 лет назад

Anthony is a great teacher! I took one-month mentorship for characters with him back in 2015 and he helped me so much. His ability to find your mistakes and to work on them is great also. He will motivate you which is good because we are artists, a bunch of selfish egomaniacs.

@MrFour4th 5 лет назад

This is a great video! Thanks for this. But i think this doesn't apply to everyone, especially to young artists. Not saying they can't try this but they have to know, as a guy who just started his professional concept art career 2years ago, I see a lot of young artist out there seeing what Anthony Jones is doing and trying to copy what he's doing at the same time not knowing what they are doing. They tend to sketch fast and randomly just because what they are seeing looks random and ends up with a painting just like Anthony's painting. What these young artist doesn't realise that Anthony has a bunch of true reference in his head, reference that we see everyday, he's designing from something. Not only that, he knows his fundamental. People tend to forget about that and just jump right into what he's doing, and that could hurt them or it could help but more often than not, it hurts them immensely because when someone like me (who knows fundamental) calls out on their mistake they'll disregard it and think "why am i listening to you where im doing exactly what a real pro is doing"

@lenap4956 5 лет назад

I don't understand what you are saying. Why is it a mistake to copy his method ? What are the traps you are speaking of ? I understand your words individually but I fail to see to point you are trying to make.

@vadkline 5 лет назад

@@lenap4956 he's saying: beginners, when they see this guy painting in 5 minutes, to them it just seems like he's starting from no where and making random brush strokes till it gets into shape, which is not what he's doing. He has an idea of what he's making in his head and fundamental knowledge to direct his sketching, which almost all beginners don't have an idea of. This could be a misdirection since they think "oh I should just copy what this guy's doing and I can get results". Anthony really didn't cover that he took his time learning fundamentals and practicing those fundamentals first

@lenap4956 5 лет назад

@@vadkline ah ! This makes more sense. Anthony does have a good sense of volume and value. Once these are done, it's a matter of texturing/detailing the painting. Fundamentals are so present yet overlooked that it's easy to forget that any artist worth their shot made a point to master the basic before moving on to more complexe drawings. Thank you for clearing that up.

@vadkline 5 лет назад

@@lenap4956 no problem! There's also some guidelines to the details he adds, where he adds them, how and with what value and shape or form, you really won't be able to detail a creature well if you don't have a visual library of how skin wrinkles and moves and all that, everything is taken into consideration basically

@bereal8253 Год назад

I'm 3 years late but i just want to add, the other guy on this channel designing characters with the lasso tool made this really clear. He had an entire library in his head of what the skulls of different animals looked like, and could design them accurately from memory without needing any reference. That's something I feel a beginner might miss. He has drawn them so many times, that he can combine different anatomical structures of animals to come up with a "new" creature. If you dont know what the structure of a gorilla's skull is, how are you going to combine it to create new shapes? It took me a while to learn this from his videos as well, but now i understand. I think the key is to first understand (and practise drawing) things that actually exist, _then_ proceed to draw from imagination. Correct me if I'm wrong.

@christianklement 5 лет назад

Thanks for inviting Anthony, he's a beast. Enjoyed the video very much

@robbyalp 5 лет назад

This really resonated with me, I always like sketching fast but felt it wasn't beneficial, so this has definitely given me a great set of knowledge and inspiration to keep going. Thanks for reaching out proko and thank you to the artist for the amazing advice

@cowboxe 5 лет назад

I've been following robotpencil for years and I have heard he works really fast. Quality and quantity makes you a very valuable artist. Love his work.

@MikeyRamone00 5 лет назад

Anthony Jones is a mad genius. Love his work and is a major inspiration/influence to me.

@MrMeap6 5 лет назад

"Drawing in five minutes is just unreasonable... SIX minutes, six minutes is reasonable. " The man would add color and background if given 30 more seconds O.o

@kshitizsuwal5025 5 лет назад

This is exactly what I needed today

@Osdol 5 лет назад

Right on, Anthony. Great advice and demonstration. Not only are you a talented artist who has put in the years of work and practice, you are a very good teacher. ‘Way to be’ with your clear descriptions, insight and advice to other artists! Realistic about your un/meta-realistic art! Thank you Proko for bringing intriguing and well-produced content, fueled certainly by your own artistic knowledge and acumen!

@allluckyseven 5 лет назад

It's amazing how he would spend, like, 2 seconds on the eye of the creature and then, bam! Suddenly it has a personality. Also funny how he talks a lot like Marko Djurdjevic (for the comic and concept art fans out there).

@capt_howdy 5 лет назад

I've learned more from this channel in the past two weeks than I did at 6 years of art school. welp.

@gregoryblack8109 5 лет назад

This is great advice! I would also say that working with ink is a good ideam it makes you unafraid of making mistakes because they will happen. And when they do you just have to roll with it, thus making you a more confident artist.

@delafontainedoes 3 года назад

This!! A couple of weeks ago I started forcing myself to draw every day even though I had no inspiration, and just using a random generator to give me a few words of what to draw. And I swear I unlocked a cheat code because I've been drawing two, sometimes three pieces in a single day without even being prompted. Giving yourself the freedom to draw literally whatever the hell but *consistently*, is magic.

@supreemcourt9181 3 года назад

This guy is effortlessly drawing and giving clear advice. Professional

@Ferodra 5 лет назад

I'm also guilty of zooming in waaaay too much. But i also like to rotate the whole thing, as i don't have a keybind to mirror the canvas. It probably comes down to the fact that i like to see in detail what i'm doing on such a small screen (Wacom Cintiq 13HD) Lots of helpful information in this video, great work as always!

@tuckersossaman4485 4 года назад

May favorite part is that he is fully affirming my beliefs about not just what I need to learn, but that HOW I am getting there works! Great vid!

@mcbaltz 5 лет назад

Anthony five minutes starts at 0:43 and ends at 3:51. LOL Anthony rocks!

@georginart 5 лет назад

The painting is definetly sped up. He still works impressively fast, it seems.

@mcbaltz 5 лет назад

@@georginart Yep. He does.

@littlemayo7136 5 лет назад

Speed is key

@Marssnowable 5 лет назад

That's really unusual, since he does mention he's talking while he's working, and the talking clearly isn't sped up. So did he only talk for like 3 minutes with the intention of speeding up the drawing in post? It seems kinda inauthentic to make a video on speed drawing, and then speed that up artificially.

@NihongoWakannai 5 лет назад

@@Marssnowable There are very obvious cuts in the footage

@domoredujordan 4 года назад

That bit about working on patience/discipline instead of motivation/inspiration opened my third eye.

@a..c..2469 2 года назад

Right now art is saving my life, I finally found a society I kinda fit in with, I want everyone to know here that you bring beauty to my world and I DO appreciate it❤️

@shadowlicked 5 лет назад

Anthony Jones, whoa dude! I think the your 12 days is the best thing on RU-vid, every video has been gold!

@deathtyrantart 5 лет назад

As someone who owns a lot of Anthony’s tutorials, his process and philosophy is one of the only ones that really clicked with me. I love it

@goatsurgeon 5 лет назад

I love creature design. I love things that work out my art muscle and gets me better

@romain6748 5 лет назад

what Anthony says is really interesting, powerful, inspiring, and useful for beginners like me, so thanks to both of you !

@SlayPlenty 3 года назад

I really like how artists say similar things/concepts as to what to focus on, but really that is just a reflection of their biases and artistic choices/preferences. Watching Kim Jung Gi's videos and him do a sketch or Scott Flanders' video about shape carving really puts things in perspective for me their processes are so different, yet they use similar ideas. Just do: you; and study life whilst experimenting. Twist it in a way that fits your needs/preferences and keep at it. In the end your art should reflect what you enjoy doing/seeing.

@petermurphy9968 2 года назад

His creatures are the type of entities that we would discover on another planet. His drawings are out of this world.

@theboythatsayshootyhoo3865 5 лет назад

I’m super proud of myself cause I’ve been drawing everyday for the last month for around 1 to 4 hours and I keep telling myself ‘ I love art I can do this I’m going to draw and get better’ and it works, the thing about motivation and being able to draw without motivation is really great cause drawing every day makes you that little bit more satisfied with it when you do have motivation, and deliberate practice and work feels great when you can look back and see how good you’ve gotten and how many pages you’ve used

@jaib.6153 3 года назад

What Anthony said about restarting a art piece is so valid. that's my issue.

@Angels-3xist 4 года назад

Technique. Muscle memory. Building skills in stages. Practice. Visualization. Projection. It is possible to use your brain for too much at once, be reasonable on yourself. Switching your behaviors can be unmanageable or effect your interpersonal interactions energy levels or ability to pronounce words. You may also start glossing over more in your work. Look for what you're not thinking of when you feel like your over looking something. Try to take objective criticism. Let small motivational lies be true. Determination may not make you the best artist who ever could be but it's what gets you anywhere at all, so it is key. Trick your brain if you think it helps you work. Know how to switch off when you're not working. People wont usually tell you it's not good to keep that mindset all the time and that in order to learn you will have to learn to slow down too. This guy was one of the first people I followed on deviantart. He was everywhere. Everything he does is like, ''hey check that out, who did that and you realized you already followed him ten times". I think the difficult thing with the teaching is both trying to illustrate the process along with the concepts behind them simultaneously. Big with the small and small with the big. Easier said than done and that's saying alot. Discipline is difficult. Being able to teach all this is even more impressive. I mean jesus, dude.

@totyshy 5 лет назад

thank u anthony jones your words are really comforting and thank you sooooooooo much proko for bring us this amaaazing tutorials and tips.

@herrapan95 5 лет назад

I don't know where my career would have been without you Anthony. Thank you so much for everything you share

@comitchart540 5 лет назад

herrapan95 Who says you can’t be fast AND accurate?

@Noon4896 5 лет назад

I don’t want this series to end 💙💙

@SlayPlenty 3 года назад

14:16 Love that. I suck at proportions but when i draw small i get to focus on that much much easier. Im trying to teachmyself to gradually draw larger whilst maintaining the proportions i had in small. getting joints and small details correct is easier to draw big and realize where the nuances of your mistakes are so when you draw in 'normal' size you'll be somewhat prepared.

@jacksonwaltersmcdonald1787 3 года назад

What it is is that when you can paint fast, you can practice many broad conceptual skills faster. Skills that can only really be practiced upon once per painting/revision. These skills make artists able to exceed. They only come by having time and patience with the revision process. That is the process of doing things multiple times, even if you’re satisfied with the end product (and especially if you are not).

@KEROPUNK 5 лет назад

proko my guy i had my volume on so loud thinkin im about to watch a relaxing drawing tutorial BRUH

@SinerAthin 5 лет назад

I remember when I decided to start art as a hobby, I thought getting myself a tablet would revolutionize my art as paper was limiting. In a way, it both did and didn't. My art skills remained mostly the same, or even decreased at first as I was getting accustomed to a new medium. On the other hand, the whole slew of tools and digital options gave me more freedom, and the whole process encouraged me to draw more. I.E. get more practice. So in a way, getting a tablet did revolutionize my art :P

@MWFreerun 5 лет назад

these last few videos have been really great! love this kind of content

@jwoolfe1445 5 лет назад

every time I listen to Anthony Jones, he drops some gold!

@scottcobain27 5 лет назад

Thank you for showing me this video and this artist , changed the way I think about art

@sociallyresponsiblexenomor7608 5 лет назад

I have a nerve/muscle problem for most of my life; it makes drawing traditionally very very hard, but digital tools allow me to draw in ways I never could otherwise. So there are SOME exceptions to traditional to digital transition.

@LuizZ1233 5 лет назад

I CANT BELIEVE MY TWO FAVORITE RU-vid ARTISTS ARE HERE TOGETHERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

@DrAdnan 5 лет назад

I don’t understand Anthony’s workflow- it goes from random lines to a masterpiece

@adrianvelasco1798 5 лет назад

Don't think of it as random, think of it as controlled chaos. His very first lines he already has shapes in mind.

@rafaelfogaca1761 5 лет назад

I didn't like his work at all. Seems so unfinish to me to be honest.

@SCRKT007 5 лет назад

Rafael Fogaça bruh he was working on it for only 5minutes, if you give him a couple of hours he will be able to refine it more

@Cry_Neon6250 5 лет назад

@@rafaelfogaca1761 of course it looked unfinished, he only had 5 mins lol

@jchart01 4 года назад

Good stuff. I like how Anthony breaks stuff down.

@michelangelo_6933 2 года назад

Another great classic AJ video. Looking forward to doing a mentorship with him. Ps the music in this video is cool.

@HuntingSunder 5 лет назад

Thanks for the programming example, glad to know the worlds of code and art aren't polar opposites for everyone :)

@motyfokol5392 5 лет назад

3:14 the fact that it's already so detailed and finished is stabbing my heart.why is it done alreadyyyy T_T

@khomaristyles 4 года назад

moty fokol stop comparing

@aidencross9016 4 года назад

I think its the illusion of detail through value which makes it easy to see, you shouldn't compare your art to thiers because they have the mileage that you don't ,like robot said: practice. I know this is late but at least its here for future watchers

@motyfokol5392 4 года назад

@@aidencross9016 nope i'm here XD for sure what you say is completely true. only with practice one can achieve such level of skill.

@aidencross9016 4 года назад

@@motyfokol5392 its great you offer understanding then. Good luck with your drawings

@SarahAndBoston 5 лет назад

Thank you Anthony, it was cool to watch you paint and your advice is solid.

@Elkmor2 5 лет назад

Hey Proko, your recent series with different painters is awesome, thank you! :)

@barrington5438 3 года назад

The switch from tradition drawing to digital has been hard tbh. Might be a confidence thing or just lack of experience using digital art tools. But getting hints like the ones in your vid has helped. So I’ll keep watching.

@匿名希望-d5k 5 лет назад

procreateで言うところの円ブラシとぼかしでここまでの表現が可能であるとは… 目から鱗です

@artofzeesan1020 5 лет назад

A Bunch Of Great Masters you Make us see Proko Thank you

@seb-lobo4 3 года назад

Amazing video, thank you so much!!!

@oakmysthan8514 5 лет назад

if you love digital ,this guy is master ! Thanks for that !!!

@metlithe 5 лет назад

Nice vid, mate. Its helpful.

@Golliver- 5 лет назад

you sent it a minute after it was posted the video itself is 20 minutes , explain yourself !

@damianogiolitti3416 5 лет назад

@@Golliver- nice vid mate, rly helpful.

@amberdreams_0 5 лет назад

Had to stop the video when he got to the part about practising because that's what I should be doing instead of watching RU-vid...LOL! I'll bookmark this and watch the rest later.

@klaythoring1326 5 лет назад

This was so helpful and made me feel a lot less anxious about sitting down and starting fresh or starting over. Thanks !

@axelotl8208 3 года назад

10:07 he just hit us with the 👌

@PowerfullUs 5 лет назад

Thanks proko, Love it, keep up The great content man. And a hug from Brazil 😏

@leonardofernandez6488 5 лет назад

I'm loving this videos, Proko. Thanks.

@Raymondli0406 5 лет назад

Anthony, the killer. Nailed it every time, I mean in a short of time.

@shrutibhatnagar9197 5 лет назад

Feel so lucky to have found ur channel..d videos r so educational n motivates each day ...it gives me loads of confidence to keep having faith in self n keep going ... thanks for all dis.

@bulatgaynullin677 5 лет назад

Damn, I love it when you invite other people to your videos!

@m4hs33r5 5 лет назад

Wow!! His thoughts are as fluid as his drawing. Top end stuff!

@TG-ie1wy 4 года назад

Excellent, great advice. That's applicable to other digital design areas too. Really liked the video. Thanks!

@KateBauerArt 5 лет назад

Really enjoyed this! Thanks for sharing. Great tutorial.

@НиколайХанзо 5 лет назад

thank you, Antony, for some inside information, that helps a lot. Stan you are rock too.

@DantesDX 5 лет назад

THE MASTER Anthony on Proko. Veeeery nice.

@SirMasi 5 лет назад

Wow, that's really good advice. I often find myself afraid to make improvements to my work because it'll "take so long". Guess I need to practice until it doesn't! (I'm also a software engineer, and definitely support the concepts of "failing fast" and "rapid iteration"!)

@danielemmanuel7068 5 лет назад

This is some awesome content cant wait for tomorrow!

@alexmjfan69 3 года назад

Thanks a lot i'm french and i don't understand All you Said but really really thanks, you're work is very stunning... ☺️💪❤️

@kai7670 5 лет назад

Wow this is empowering video. Thanks Proko for sharing Robot Pencil words of wisdom.

@panka4961 5 лет назад

thank you for the tutorial!

@Banana-cc5rx 5 лет назад

wow this man's drawing style really reminds me of the nyarlathotep that someone else drew. Grotesque yet magnificent

@saboblutdamon858 Год назад

I drew a small scary skull with some blood and meat coming out of it and it looked way better than it would have if I tried to draw it big

@JenniferEver 3 года назад

I feel very humbled and inspired by this video. My main nitch is drawing demons and monsters so this is terrific advice. I just have one issue. I absolutely cannot draw on a computer. I've practiced for decades on paper and it takes away all of my creativity and motivation. I was just wondering if anyone else felt this way.

@TheMistic77 5 лет назад

the concepts are very cool...and this guy is amazing!

@hotfever 4 года назад

Great video, applies not just to art but about anything you wanna become good at.

@elle-iza 5 лет назад

Amazing video, thank you very much for the knowledge and experience, you're sharing with us. Listening to your story about "having to draw everything again, because, well, mistake" I think about how much of a goal it is for me to be able to intentionally recreate one of my drawings. Sometimes I draw and the result is a good picture; but I can't draw out of my head, yet. It happens by accident instead of intent. I've never been so determined to become better, to grow and to learn like I am now.

@sasan3196 5 лет назад

Wow proko these videos are so informative and helpful, thank you

@jamesnnabeze687 4 года назад

Incredible mastery

@IIRemy 5 лет назад

proko keep pumpin these out my man

@choptider 4 года назад

Excellent talk, exactly what I say to my students all the time!

@SM-jp3mp 4 года назад

it looks sped up even though it isn't thats how fast he is incredible

@Sichel22 5 лет назад

you can go for the fast way but only after you have already learned the fundamentals ... these take some time ^^ i like anthony jones really much :D

@littlemayo7136 5 лет назад

Someone once told me that motivation is a jealous bitch and will more than likely come back when you start doing the work because it can't stand the thought of you working without it