Travis Charest Study Stream 

Amen to that ☺️👌🏻👌🏻

Pure facts

Hard to beat watchmen though

@@eh6914 Purely talking about the illustrations, not the actual content/script, etc :)

@@SolveForX agreed, the art is beautiful and it's hard to think that a human could make it

No just a comic artist

Bruh...... I love karl kopinski I used to draw bad version of his goblins all day he is great and a very cool guy :)

@saman kucher everyone who tries to draw like Kopinski does a bad attempt. Dudes ridiculous

@@adamdhilton true :)

It's been good :)

The pencil is a Staedtler 2mm lead holder with 2H lead :)

@@erickgroveart Thank you very much! I'm tired of doing more whittling than drawing to get a good amount of lead exposed. lol

Because he's right he's not up there

He's a comic artist.

staedler 2h

Eric is the other artists on David's this stream 😐 he is a cool guy he is (Eric grove) me English is not that good :,( .

I actually like It these streams . It is about what can one learn for Travis not how to copy his or draw from memory like him ... I learned a lot from the frazetta stream we can't draw like him but we learned things like drawing the figures in a way that is interesting to look at ... and I learned a cool way of drawing hair from this stream and having David Pointing out how Travis draws hair made it 100 times easier for a beginner like me .

@@samankucher5117 I get what you're saying. Consider this: the MOST valuable aspect of any artist is their style. Now what is style? It's their own unique voice, right? Now consider that Charles Schulz was a billionaire...whom did he draw hair like? And how was his figure drawing or anatomy ANYTHING like Frank Frazetta's? Ultimately what we love most about an artist, the greats, is that they were enough to be enough, to be themselves. Once upon a time I was a big Travis Charest fan. Not so much anymore. It's kind of funny when looking at the same drawings after so many years, drawings that floored me, bringing me to my knees don't really impress me anymore...because they're not mine. Just as a child learns how to speak and behave by watching and imitating those in their environment, young artists do well to seek out why some art resonates with them. And as a fully matured man who's no longer a child no longer imitates others but has his own mind and heart which his voice and manner proceeds from, you're going to have to grow out of artist hero worship to come into your own. Yeah, Travis draws pretty hair. So what? THIS is how I see hair... That said, what I think is MOST important in observing very successful artists throughout history is not to imitate their style but to take note how they tuned in to their OWN heart, and followed it.

Here's another way of looking at it: say there's a young lonely man who sees a husband with a beautiful wife who brings him great honor. And he asks himself, how can I get a woman like that?...maybe it's how he styles his hair, or what he wears, or the way he composes himself? And so he begins to pretend to be someone and something he's not, which leads to all kinds of frustration and failed relationships. When he finally gives up being fake and simply seeks to be himself at all costs, a dream girl he never even knew existed is presented who is so delightful that no one else matters. I can look at and admire the beauty of Travis' or David's "wife", but in the end I'm so hopelessly in love with my own that no other compares. At that point what is important is getting perspective when things become so terribly dizzying by observing how the Finches maintain such a healthy long lasting relationship that keeps their fire burning, so to speak.

@@seven_point_1 I am not copying... No one is trying to copy this is a stage called (learning) I have to learn how to draw hair to make my one version of it ( there will be no cars if each human had to reinvent the wheel instead of learning it from someone and improving it ) and I do tune what i learn to the tune of my one hart :)

@@seven_point_1 you should write story's my bro :) . But that wife reference doesn't work on this case. Here my version..... a hobo looked at a Billionaire thought maybe if I worked hard and got a good some of money to started a business like the billionaire I would be a Billionaire too one day .... but he didn't act on that idea and keep being lazy(himself) and he died .... It's not bad to cope someone if you know what you are doing is not working...