Quick Tip From Karl Kopinski 

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@@rhetrochips9471 there is a huge difference in both videos bro..!

he has a youtube channel called Karl Kopinski

I so agree

u joking right ?

@@yannmassard3970 Kjajja nop dude, I met him at La Galería Roja, in a workshop weekend. instagram.com/p/BumhS0UnmYc/ here I'm with him!

And that's not even mentioning that he's ambidextrous!

@@artawhirler hes left handed

@@charliebaker1427 he's ambidextrous to a certain degree

He did draw beforehand, there's a light sketch on the paper.

Karl is Brilliant

Its not his personal youtube its an online art course website

Radu Cris There are only a handful of exceptional true artists on youtube imho and these tend to have far less subs than the one trick pony type “artists” that appeal to young viewers. A lot of these younger viewers are attracted to the entertaining personalities who do the “art” rather than the artwork itself, and these are more of an entertainment channel imho. There are a couple or so highly subbed channel content providers in the art community who are exceptions to this though to be fair, just as there are a couple of highly subbed channels with artists like Karl too. However, the artists like Karl are few and far between on RU-vid imho. I’ve just subbed to Karl so I am pleased this channel showcased his work. 🙂

youtube isn't really a great place to learn art it's mostly focused on entertaining children with youtube influencers. It used to be a few years ago when channel's like Sycra did really well.

Dogar Doogin There are still a few good art channels out there who are dedicated to teaching rather than entertaining, but 90 percent of the art channels are repetitive with little imagination or effort put in place. The main problem is over saturation of art channels which means quantity is now over riding quality, sadly.

@@Kyomiibrown you know that channels like those help the younger generations get into art? those channels are meant to entertain kids because kids cant understand the basic fundamentals for art nor would they care so of course they would gravitate to those cartoonish colorful drawing channels. Since most art channels that do realistic art can't really make an earning here they usually need to find a better source of income and those that do have a following are usually either mostly trying to get you to join their art classes/patreon with only a small percentage joining them. Quantity over quality is inevitable with the art community since there's also a lot of people who do it for fun or try to make a living out of it. So imo those that teach what you to become a better artist also need to make a living out of it and the same with entertainment channels, expect repetitivenes since more people watch those so the ad revenue is better . Don't shit on channels on RU-vid just because you're into more detailed art, they need a living too =+

Damn I hated that shit in school

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Yo I love your content man. That pixel art mistake one helped me a ton.

That is so annoying for me, cause then you be like “idk”

I don't think artists enjoy the minute to minute either. I think that's what being an artist is. Looking at your own work and thinking it's shit until you finish the last 10%.

dude your right

I am the walrus?

Yes, indeed!

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Malik tech arts// no! :)

I came back to this video to see if anybody had an opinion on paper, this is really helpful, thank you. If you find a sketchbook that suits this method let me know, I will likewise.

Phillustrator I went out and got a range of sketchbooks, currently I find 89gsm Crawford & black works really well... its thin enough to allow excellent blending, but thick enough that the paper don’t warp or get ruined with laying down water to blend with

Connor Magill Thank you Connor, well helpful!

I imagine a hot press watercolour paper would work well, designed for a lot of water, smooth texture.

it's hard work! :)

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