Pewdiepie is PROOF Anyone Can Draw! Manga Artist Says 

I love your artwork and it very inspiring to me. Your artwork it is amazing.

The reference is crazy no cap

yep ya gotta study and research to build knowledge and improve just like doctors, engineers, pilots, etc., you don't become a professional overnight

Yep, as a beginner I'm having hard time to Put the vision on the paper. I learned that, IT works for me personally, the moment I stop tensing And relax things gets way better. My biggest problem right Now Is that I work better when I do not Focus much on what I Want to Draw. 🤔

Thats why keeping the expectation low is important while making arts, you dont want the perfectionism starts to kick in and ruin your mood.

Well said.

Learn to fail and drop the ego. Pretty much applies in a lot of fields besides art

WHATS MORE, is that he chose to draw on paper and not jumped into digital drawing.

​@battz7252 is this really a big deal? I have a habit of only drawing digitally but I've been told that if I do traditional my art will improve faster. Idk how true this is.

@@robinthestate6548 not really, u'r free to use whatever medium you want to.

@@battz7252 good, to know🙂🙂🙏🙏

Keep it up

Thank you so much! leave reviews on amazon AND goodreads if you can! let the world know lol

W.

i think it was architecture?

He was editing photos in Photoshop but idk if he was actually drawing stuff

@@cynxmanga But I'm pretty sure he also mentioned he went to school for art to. I feel like he mentioned that in his videos years ago. maybe im trippin 😭

@@Chocokaylarobin Wiki says he dropped from university of technology in his hometown, nothing says about him learning Photoshop in school. It's rather smth he was learning for fun in free time, he wanted to do photo manipulations.

My advice as someone who struggled with it just use what you can to practice whenever you can, and also dont stress about not having the best tech or supplies, i watched a guy on youtube draw with McDonald's french fries and made a masterpiece

and sometimes whats dificult is find a style that suits us

@@wolololer Exactly. You just have to stay in the lab and keep experimenting with your style. It comes in time.

this!! someone explain

All these ways are valid. Experiment. Don't overthink things. Have fun.

Basically, what you're doing is ACTIVE observing. Watching a movie for fun, and then watching it in a film class and studying it, are very different things. For art referencing, yes, you can find a picture you like and copy the entire thing. The goal, however, is to be actively observing while doing that. Why is the jaw shaped like that? Why did the OG artist draw the hair that way? How does this muscle work? You can also pick individual things like: today I'm going to find references to arm muscles and copy and observe how different artists do it. Another great way to reference is to copy the drawing entirely, then draw it again without the reference and compare the two. You'll find you mistakes very quickly that way! ^^ Hope this helps!

Sometimes you might not see your own improvement but that doesn’t mean that you haven’t gotten better. Don’t give up! :D

I've not watched enough JJK lol

@@whytmangatv darn,what about ivory wall break cezar vs renji tybw

@@dinleywalters9067 Not sure, maybe Renji TYBW.

are you trying to make people down or what?

@@sridrawings4510 make people aware.

@@rijodan Littarly everyone can draw. You don't have to be good to make art. And everyone can improve any skill. With drawing you just try different styles and methods to find what works best for you. Some will improve faster than others, but as long as you keep practicing you will get better. That is just how the human brain works.

Like anything in life all takes times and effort so..

@@kunilsen2519 the will to do it. That's why is not for everyone

Talent doesn't exist. you said it yourself he went to art school in the past that means he has more experience drawing then you. Just keep drawing and you will get better keep it up!

Talent doesn't exist. In fact, saying it does is an insult to those who have worked for YEARS (not 48 days) to become good at it.

If he went to art school that's practice...

I referenced the talent in the video and didn't say anything about faster, I said it's proof anyone can. Obviously, some will be faster and better than others. He also has more time on his hands. So Yes, it's proof.

Mf has a child, a baby, thats fully time, he doesn't have alot of free time as ppl give him credit for

@@shreeeze it was 10 min's for the first 30 then the other 70 he spend a lot more time on when he had time. (which eventhough people say he doesnt due to his newborn he also barely has to work because he has enough money to retire 20x over.

Free time? He has a child...mf has less free time than he did before

its kind of the opposite - he has a baby, multiple business ventures he has to focus on, youtube videos to record and edit for, whilst trying to fit time in for his wife, friends, social life e.t.c if anything i would argue hes more busy than the average 9-5er. its just fact, even then he only spent 10-30 mins i believe? its impressive,its a lesson about commitment, which is mine and most peoples biggest flaw

@@ZoneInOn the amount of time he spends on youtube is vastly over estimated he has said multiple times he has taken massive steps back on content creation and focusses on his family and things he wants to do. so yea he has a lot of free time now as the original poster said. his schedule pre child - pre youtube break was way more intensive then he had now. most content creators have insane schedules when they upload as much as he did back then.

That's awesome!

@@whytmangatv yes sir! I still got you on the 3D character within Zbrush for your Character. I will have some content for it. I am preparing for it right now!!!

My pleasure!

Naw, I don’t think he was.

Whyt wasn’t dogging on Oda as much as he was acknowledging that he may not be the best to learn from for technical fundamentals. Oda’s art is very stylized and representational leaning into almost abstract at times. He may not be the best to learn from for technical fundamentals. Oda is an example of “how to break the rules” once you already know them.

@@RodneyKing-kz3ym hell yeh, ah okay- i misinterpreted what he was saying