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"Artists can't be good at everything" Kim Jung-gi asf:

You R so underated 😢 I hope you hit 50k one day!🎉😊

Me watching his vid to find artstyle Him speaking Narutonese:

babe wakeup , ricebrush summarised two books worth of content in a 10 min video

I need to learn how to draw before a style though I am not at the right video xD

Hey which add-on was that to save your texture

He re created the Naruto story

It would have been more funnier to put zoro instead of gojo „oops wrong one“ yk? But tysm I think this videos will help me out a lot

first

I liked the cabbage/garbage pail kid version thanks for the lesson.

these are some good tips but i wish you didnt change the drawing and only focused onn the colors to really see the difference

Great video! Been slowly learning a better way to color, this will definitely help

Hiii

Clicked in the notification so fast even I am Impressed with my speed

so i'm currently at year 4 grinding fundamentals like gesture drawings. the other day I was told that " you have a very nice style". in my brain I went "but I haven't started that yet?". anyway I guess it's time to start experimenting.

absolutely loved the advice thank you but also on another note i love the editing and naruto references they took me out 😭

Demon slayer

Really, the hardest pill to swallow for artists is to do STUDIES. The skill to visualize is useless if you can't translate it to canvas, and how are you going to be able to translate properly if you don't study? There is no such thing as a 'shortcut' in drawing, or any other skill in life for that matter. If you want to be fast at drawing, then you need to do your rep and get gains. That is how you gain the knowledge on what looks 'right' for the topic you're currently drawing. And with repetition, you hammer that knowledge and it becomes second nature to you.

Very fun and informing video

I really wish Kim Jung Gi’s method worked for me. I have Aphantasia and I literally can’t visualize. I can do things from memory and practice, but trying to see something in mmy head is impossible for me. I still do my best as an artist because it’s my passion. Don’t let anything stop you!

W For animators who draw things that is only seen in just 1 milisecond🔥

This is the reverse for me XD (there’s someone called Sam in my art class and my shortened name is Nathan and I’m, from what I can tell, better at drawing and stuff than him XD)

thank you very much for the video (I have 2 days left for the 30 day trial on csp)

Tbh ive being trying to found my artstyle for a while cuz if i found one after even if i dislike stuff about it, it will change after years and that will make my artstyle

The title: Three Tips to Help you Draw Faster The thumbnail: Slow down Oh I get it now, thanks! Just go slow to go fast! Thanks for making this whole drawing thing much easier 😂😂

Good vid but I disagree about not using reference.. I feel like you should always use reference but the degree at which you use it should change.. So if your drawing a for example bird. Don't get the exact bird you want but fill a blank reference board with different birds and different perspectives / lighting / values / styles and just have them there in the background.. People's minds are the best computers on the planet..

Me using a snapped in half pencil:

tysm this helped so much

0:00 Yes yes yes yes 0:05 No no no no no

you are one of the most underated drawing guru on this platform somehow every video from you that i watch 'CLICK!' with me, and especially for this one.. man so many points hit home and hard, and because of that it help me a lot, more than you could have imagine. I thank you so much for that! you deserve more than 5 digit subs probably you need to start to crank out those thrist trap furries

nice vid

great video man 😌👍

20 hours ☠️

Everybody was impressed with PewDiePie. But it's really not that hard to get that level of improvement. He wasn't really drawing anything particularly hard. He basically was just drawing anime girl portraits. Mostly. If you draw the same thing every day you can get pretty good at it relatively fast. That's how people usually learn anatomy and how to draw body parts. They just dropped a bunch of arms for like a week. Then draw them from memory and then move on to other parts of the body

CRAZY

I heard of these tips many times, but as a beginner, I think, the most important here is "There's is a time to learn and experiment, then another time to perform." Switching between these modes is very much the way you can both paint more and learn more. I learned how to paint Frieren's eyes in 1 hour, but drawing Frieren bust view with that eye's color takes only 30 minutes. Well reference accumulation actually took 30 minutes out of 1 hour learning period.

Skipping details on unimportant area is really valid practice. Especially a piece for social media. People are not going to look into tiny details. They are like looking at your art for 3 seconds and move on. I used to do a few day of line work for a single piece. Now I would say fuck it and just go with somewhat clean sketch line instead.

Um what made you think art is restricted to digital. Man I came here with hopes for my on paper art though it did help the brush part really made me think not all of this is for paper.

Me, a Nathan, who’s kind of been rushing art, who’s drawing Naruto watching the vid right now: (a face that expresses shock so unimaginable that there’s no emoji for it)

this video made me start drawing again:)

Wait, by "fast," are you reffering to human time or Frieren's abnoxious thinking of time?

Well as a digital artist, depending on the complexity of the artwork, I can spend from 3hours to 3days on an artwork. Most of the time being wasted is from exploring techniques to create what I have in mind

the thumbnails thing would take me several hours just to make one thumbnail.

You sounds like westjett but tamed

I need advice on something I’ve been drawing for years and taking time everyday to try and get better, but nothing is working. My drawings still look the same and as bad as they did years ago and I have to trace almost everything I draw. I don’t know what to do

watching this video late but! 1:21 censorship 9000 points lmao category C is quite nice XD

5:12 I feel extremely called out

visualisation is key? well shit people with aphantasia working at a huge disadvantage - ill never be as good as Kim Jung Gi

My professor calls air drawing ghosting and had us do it in class