This 4yr Old Makes Better Art Than You... 

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@@nikki-zeero3122 Lucky you buddy ^^

@@Fancy-Arts_Crafts

I feel blessed for being a young artist

AAAAAAAAAAAAA

trueee!!! lmao but i fear this! what if my new drawing sucks

@@MohammedAgbadi Same BUT Nothing wrong with Trying and watch a {GOOD} Tutorials to help you and try it and when you see you {Maybe} Was wrong you will feel like you are flying to heaven Haha idk i fEEL THE Same as you buddy

I do that all the time! It feels great! I have a Princess Peach drawing from when I was 6-7ish and I’ve redrawn it multiple times. It feels like an achievement for me.

@@sjsnowowl996 That's cool

I did it. My old drawing is clean , fading and the body parts is a little bit bad. My new drawing is detailed , messy and the body part is improved bit. The old drawing drawn i think 2019

I'm old as fuck but i'm seeing really good progress. just keep at it as long as you love doing what you love.

I think older people learn a lot faster than kids,cuz they have better observational skills.As for myself i didnt progress that much when i was a kid

@@РусланКаналиев-ъ7щ Same when I was younger. My classmates would tell me how early they got serious at art and I’ve wondered why and then get disappointed at myself. Although I feel like I understand things better now that I’m older, I’m still disappointed how I’ve only understood it now.

I started finding a little bit of an interest in drawing when I was in grade 9 but did really improve much until I started practicing more during the start of the pandemic. Now being an adult I felt like I could’ve start drawing a long time ago, so I feel you! Hope your art journey continues to improve! 😄👍

omg same

Combination of being real with yourself (i.e., knowing where your art stands compared to everyone else), realising that you’re not the best in the world and believing that you’ll get there eventually.

It’s harder to relate to prodigies. Don’t worry I started art 4 years ago. And I’m still confused on color blending and shadows

Maybe it's an ego thing, or something like that. Set it to the side, learning to be Happy for someone else genuinely can benefit so much in life. You'll feel less jealous and stuff

I see people around my age making master pieces and I think "Wow I don't want to draw anymore"

Hey that 15 yr old started at like 4 meaning he's atleast keeping at it for 11 yrs. How long have you been drawing compared to that kid?

@@mykellederickpalad7883 21 years lmao

@@nickmandl ouch

Damn

@@mykellederickpalad7883 18 years :skull:

Yh especially they are aware that others dont rlly expect them to draw that way since they're younger.. I remembered at some point one of the young artist behaved so aggresively cause they had a comment being envious of them

It makes me want to cut off my hands

Almost all artists show their work, so saying that they are showing off might be a stretch

tf do you fuckin want them to do?? never show them art to anyone so your dumb little feelings won’t get hurt? you’re just envious 😒

So true! but sometimes i just want to feel something different!

I was boutta drop my art because literal children are making better progress---

Sometimes,i actually take them as a tought that i will need to progress more

@@rangoon207 haha same

I don't think I can do dat....gonna go cry in a corner cause am bad at art even though I ain't even 12 yet

Bro my art just jumped from amateur art to professional level stuff in the span of a year. I’m 15

Lol l made my profil in my other phone 6 month ago l redraw it in 4 month ago and am gonna said improvement not gonna lie

Any tips/advice. Do you guys draw everyday? and what's the art style you did to improve?

@@kecym.4808 uuumm don't draw everyday about burnt out is really important to not get burnt out about u choose to draw everyday but be aware with burnt out Btw l got burnt out of drawing everyday and l regret it 😭😭😭 So ya l hope this helps

@@kecym.4808 Years ago, I learned something at 16 that I could have learned at 6...that's "blending" or "smudging". Once I learned that in my high school painting class I must have did 10 of those realistic drawings in a two day span. My advice....START OVER.....if you're 18+, you can go to a community college and sign up for classes as a non degree seeking student. The classes you need to focus on are Drawing 1, Drawing 2, Painting 1, Painting 2, art history and humanities 1, humanities 2. Those seven classes will put you in the receptive mode to LEARN as if you were an adept art student during the Renaissance. It's important to LOVE art and STUDY art if you want to be great at it over the course of your lifetime. These classes are also important as you will learn the fundamentals and basics from which all "styles" emerge from. You can take a class a year or 3 a year, no need to rush it. I would also recommend you watch the Draftsmen podcast with Marshall Vandruff and Stan Proko. There are books they repeat over and over again, get those books. Real artist, who take this seriously, have massive instructional libraries. As a new art student, with a new directive, you're going to read and do all the activities laid out in these books... several times. Now, to actually improve, you'll have to identity what you're weak at or don't know how to do...learn it via course/video/book and do the drill method of drawing/painting 50-100-500 of that body part. In my bag, I always have my drawing/bristol board pad for completed drawings and a separate sketchpad for drill work I'm improving on. Expose yourself to this craft, it's many methodologies and be a sponge. At the same time, be an active artist who completes finished works in a dillegent, structured way. You will improve.

Is not bs, if you really want to learn to draw, you will have to start with the basics like every outstanding artist already did. You need to practice the fundamentals to understand the 3d space and perspective, and you will need to learn anatomy if you are going to focus on figure drawing. Animes are a huge simplification of all that but those anime masters understand what they are doing because the studied it. Yes, you can draw whatever you want, also it depends on what are your goals in this discipline, the path is very different for each person but the steps are the same.

@@mydarling3272 You can learn all that stuff no matter what style you draw or what style gets you started into art. But somehow people assume that people who only draw manga don't study anatomy, which is simply false.

Ikr! I started drawing in 2020, but only actually got serious in early 2021 and my biggest inspiration was (and still is) toilet bound hanako-kun, which is one of my favorite animes. I absolutely love the artstyle and character designs

@@R83145yeah like wtf are they YAPPING about sayin we don’t study anatomy bro. like how tf do you come to that conclusion

How do some art teachers even have degrees for teaching young kids to do art and be creative, when they do the complete opposite. Like why choose that as your job if you're gonna tell kids to stop expressing themselves? Art teachers are artists themselves- they should be the MOST understanding when it comes to expression in art imo. Goodthing you started up on drawing again, though👍

Your art teacher had a degree so she can be a snot filled punk bitch to kids. There’s why she has a degree in art.

@@boiz4355honestly just in general, why do some teachers just beat down on people for no reason bro?

I'm in the same boat, I stopped drawing when I was 13 to focus on school and now I'm 19 and I got back into it but I suck compared to all these younger people. I guess we just gotta keep drawing until we make some progress. :(

Theres a video i saw of a woman whos progress is really slow and she didn't make any drastic improvements until she was 30. Dont give up

@@coffintears5821 link?

everyone progresses at a different rate, everyone spends different amounts of time on learning art. everyone has different levels of passion and dedication pushing them. everyone has different amounts of discipline pushing them to study art every day. Dont be disappointed, instead realize that everyone is different and start focusing on small things you want to improve, little by little. Improvement is not magic, these kids arent magical either. Cut off any expectations for yourself and put all your focus into improving at your own pace, this is a grind, not a magic spell

@@estherramsay445 ru-vid.comv2lJwH_A2Aw?feature=share Don't know if they're talking about this

Present!! But i'm already like 28 and did a lot of progress since then

It's okay to feel that way, but as someone above said. Teenagers have time and the resources that we haven't had 10 years ago. I'm 25 btw, so heads up, keep and rawing and make yourself proud of the things that you have achieved already

@@NoName12344o Thank you. That is true. I think about that, teenagers having the resources you and I didn't have long ago. But, something I need to remind myself time and time again is to just be patient, keep at it, and have fun, because if I didn't have fun drawing, I wouldn't do it. Thank you so much.

Me too, my mother didn't keep my drawings when we moved and I only have a few from 2016 when I drew sonic. I think I could only do it from 2019 to today

Oh, cool, I thought I was the only one like that.

ao true!!!

Ayo wtf

excuse me what

Yoo wtf

*Pause*

Yeah, in my opinion original drawings are cooler. These artists don't copy images, they usually use different images from their drawings for reference and use their own creativity. Srry for my english, I used translator

Not every bit of realism is using references I've seen tons of realism from people's imagination and tons of non-realism using references. Sometimes reference is harder (speaking from experience) than using your imagination but either way is impressive, neither is incorrect.

@@JokeHatesItHere yes but like, how often do you think the standard realism tik tok-er uses 0 refferences vs how many draw the same picture cause it went viral. There's again, nothing wrong with that drawings are beautiful regardless and it doesn't really matter if it's made after refferences or not it's as good...yet it just becomes a bit boring that's all I'm saying...ig I wrote that sh*t sum time ago and I can't be bothered to read it again xD

@@JokeHatesItHere I've actually seen people using refferences for the character and then making it interact with different objects and have a totally different background and it's really pretty

@@cheese7119 That sounds awesome actually

My parents were never like this. I always drew when I wanted too. (Even when I should be doing homework) they really didn’t care unless I wasn’t finishing work. Some people may not be supportive of your hobbies and some will.

glad he turned around eventually

trueee...

I mean style isnt important anyway learning the fundamentals is more important than how your art style looks.

I have the exactly same situation as yours. My parents don't want me to draw because I'm "wasting my time" and I "should be studying more". And the truth is, i have very little free time BECAUSE of school and I'm using it all on drawing. It's not even that much, maybe 2-3 hours a week. I hate that honestly, I'm studying really well and they always complain

@@yeilu_ I don't your family situation but courage!

@@pandakawaiidebby890 Thank you!

Same. I hated drawing for soo many reasons as a kid. Uninspiring teachers, my horrible drawings and my mom's pushing to make me good at drawing cause she was good at it and she thought it was weird that I wasn't good with the pencil. I hated her pushing more than ever. Fast forward to when I was 10 and discovered art youtube videos and got my self esteem boost from creators like Scott (PLZ watch him. He is the wholesome art dad of this community). Legit when I held the pencil again it felt like i'd been practicing since forever (they didn't look good but it was a major improvement then what I was making before) I know people hate when people share their life story on a random comment but I relate too much to this comment

11 years old me

Seriously though? Is that intentional????

Sometimes it doesn’t, they just learn too easily to have real struggle with it. Just accept that some people are better than you, age matters in art, and try to get better at art in your own way.

he's amazing!!!

I’m younger , yet I still feel discouraged from these videos of art progress , where at age 7 they already are able to do real life portraits

@@versatility2201 yeah i just feel like it just aint worth it because people my age or just a few years older are good at art even while being good at everything else makes you feel pretty worthless

@@Monika-Madison yeah

@@Monika-Madison I understand man but everyone has a different pace when it comes to solidifying a skill. Remember they also don't show the times when they may have had little motivation

@@versatility2201 That's understandable. I tell you, though, if you let their work and progress discourage you for long enough, you'll fall into a pit. It's a pit I fell into. It took me some years to leave it! I don't want you to fall in there. :( I hope you keep plugging away! And know that every artist's best looking work doesn't need to manifest into realism.

i wish i started as early as some of them!

Keep practising! You might not notice any improvement at first... but after you start looking back through all your work, over time you’ll see how much you’ve achieved! Never stop, but don’t wear yourself out. Take breaks if you need to, but never forget that creating art is fun, beautiful and enjoyable. Don’t let tiredness and artist block stop you forever. There’ll always be a way to continue art. (Don’t forget art comes in many different shapes, forms and colours. For example, paining, knitting, craft, brick laying etc.. if you get bored, try another art form! Basically everything’s art if you think about it 🤔 💭 )

omg thankyou so much!

some people are just next level

It’s not about talent it’s about background and who they or what they have around them.I always see talented young artist and the first thing that comes to mind is background, their parents probably supported the art progress or they were born lucky with artistic parents etc.Or most importantly access to the internet, l had a stable internet 10 and explored the internet, found art liked it and decided to get better.Don’t forget motivation and discipline

@@aliciasam5239 so very true

@@estherramsay445 l mean my mother will be give much to support but as a non artist every thing looks good.

@@aliciasam5239 Yeah, I've been drawing from a long time like I was little around 3 to 6 years old and I stopped due to school work and such. But each time I draw something or someone, my father heavily criticized my drawings and when he quarrels with me, he'd use my drawings to use against me and degrade me, because of that verbal abuse, I stopped drawing for a while or if I'm gonna draw, I would draw in the night. My mother(she doesn't live with me anymore) and my other family members supports me though and now I'm improving the areas that I'm struggling on so that I can master my craft.

bruh _the game was rigged_

@@MohammedAgbadi haha

change that

@@harrietjameson woah

You should be happy for him he probably grinded just as much if not more to get to where he is

lmaoooooo come on!!

@@MohammedAgbadi video is still amazing tho dw

Makes me want to give up even more 😭😂

But realism from life is good tho :

I mean he's already good at art and reached his goal so I know they wouldn't understand or experience art envy

Yh but ppl don't wanna wait till they get better in them 20s. No one is being inspired when they see a 12 yr old drawing anime style like a pro

Go for it! i'd love to see it!

@@MohammedAgbadi Thanks and you bet💕😄!

lets gooooo!!! look at faline san! spite made her start a youtube channel!

Ok it's actually start from 3:11

obv its not true, progress is not magic