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# HOW I STUDY DRAWING
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00:00:00.199 how I study drawing in this video I'll
00:00:02.200 be sharing some of my methods of
00:00:03.800 effectively learning how to draw in a
00:00:05.839 short period of time this are my
00:00:08.000 practice routine that I've been using
00:00:09.719 for almost a year now so first up you
00:00:12.120 got to train your eyes to see better or
00:00:14.559 your observation skills when I started
00:00:16.840 drawing I was just copying my favorite
00:00:18.800 anime which is not the worst thing you
00:00:20.680 could do but there's just a number of
00:00:23.080 better ways to draw them which is
00:00:25.199 studying actual Anatomy first and then
00:00:27.679 drawing the anime stuff after for me my
00:00:30.679 whole idea for learning art is studying
00:00:32.680 from real life which is essential since
00:00:35.160 this is where everyone gets their ideas
00:00:36.680 from art immitates life studying from
00:00:39.320 the source of art would give you a solid
00:00:41.320 understanding of how things actually
00:00:42.840 look like observation is an important
00:00:44.920 skill to have as an artist and also
00:00:46.920 storing information in your mind having
00:00:49.239 good eyes can help you tell the
00:00:50.520 difference between good and bad drawing
00:00:52.840 like proportions especially proportions
00:00:55.920 for digital artists a good solution
00:00:57.920 would be to flip the canvas this can
00:00:59.719 give you a fresh view of your drawing
00:01:01.559 it's like looking at it with a fresh
00:01:03.079 pair of eyes which is so helpful that I
00:01:05.640 do this a million times when I'm drawing
00:01:08.320 because I suck at drawing symmetrical
00:01:09.960 stuff the drawing has to look good both
00:01:11.920 ways when
00:01:15.640 flip so how do you improve your
00:01:17.600 observation skills well start looking
00:01:20.479 and of course drawing observe everything
00:01:22.840 that you see and copy them I've been
00:01:24.799 doing this for a year now and it helped
00:01:26.640 me whenever I'm stuck but you're just
00:01:28.560 drawing random objects how would this
00:01:30.799 help me in drawing anime you see art is
00:01:33.439 all about copying and then drawing them
00:01:35.600 by training your copying skills you
00:01:37.479 would eventually be able to draw
00:01:39.000 anything you want so just copy anything
00:01:42.240 like people objects vehicles and other
00:01:45.399 random stuff if you don't know where to
00:01:47.320 find some references Pinterest would be
00:01:49.439 a good place to start this is not
00:01:51.240 sponsored by the way but this site is
00:01:53.680 the companion for most artists in doing
00:01:55.719 all of these studies this is a really
00:01:57.840 helpful site where you can find the most
00:01:59.520 useful references imaginable this is my
00:02:02.560 source of everything from study
00:02:04.119 references or just
00:02:06.200 Inspirations so anyway train your
00:02:08.199 observation skills copy stuff and store
00:02:10.560 them in your mind also you could do all
00:02:12.239 of these with just a pen and paper you
00:02:14.239 don't need high-end art supplies or an
00:02:16.080 iPad to get good at
00:02:18.640 drawing next lesson would be
00:02:21.000 fundamentals art fundamentals is a small
00:02:23.440 and simple stuff like line shape color
00:02:26.400 value form texture composition and
00:02:29.480 perspective
00:02:30.400 sorry I said small and simple like it
00:02:32.400 would make it sound easier but who am I
00:02:34.519 kidding art fundamentals have so much
00:02:36.640 depth it is really overwhelming I don't
00:02:39.159 even know half of that so for now let's
00:02:41.360 focus on none of them or at least group
00:02:43.599 them together so first up is shape form
00:02:47.040 and lines so before studying anything I
00:02:49.599 always take the time to warm up and
00:02:51.280 practice drawing shapes like circles
00:02:53.560 squares and cylinders and then drawing
00:02:55.959 them in three dimension like what I was
00:02:58.280 doing in the start I also practice some
00:03:00.080 basic perspective to add more depth and
00:03:02.319 complexity to my drawings the simple
00:03:04.920 shapes can really break down some
00:03:06.680 complicated subject such as anatomy and
00:03:09.480 other stuff it is really important to
00:03:11.000 know your fundamentals first before
00:03:12.840 going in with your art St now let's use
00:03:15.519 those shape fundamentals to break down
00:03:17.080 some complex objects like Anatomy next
00:03:19.720 one is using
00:03:21.239 reference using references for drawings
00:03:23.599 incredibly helpful for improving in
00:03:25.200 several ways first drawing from
00:03:27.239 references helped me to achieve greater
00:03:29.159 accuracy in my drawings whether I'm
00:03:31.239 working on a complex subject like
00:03:33.000 clothing folds lighting or a detailed
00:03:35.120 scene having a visual guide to follow
00:03:37.519 can be essential for getting everything
00:03:39.439 just right drawing from reference also
00:03:41.480 allows me to better understand the form
00:03:43.239 of an object by carefully studying the
00:03:45.159 way light falls in an object its shape
00:03:47.959 and the way it interacts with other
00:03:49.680 objects I'm able to gain a deeper
00:03:51.879 understanding of how to represent these
00:03:53.599 things in my drawings in addition using
00:03:55.720 references help me to expand my visual
00:03:57.680 Library each time I draw from reference
00:03:59.920 I'm essentially adding a new image or
00:04:01.840 idea to my collection over time this
00:04:04.120 helps me to become more familiar with
00:04:06.120 different objects scenes and
00:04:08.159 perspectives which in turn makes it
00:04:10.200 easier to draw them from memory or
00:04:11.959 imagination in the future drawing from
00:04:13.840 references also provides opportunities
00:04:15.680 to experiment with different styles and
00:04:17.279 techniques I also like using mangas as
00:04:19.798 reference like my hero Academia Black
00:04:22.000 Clover and one punch man just to name a
00:04:24.280 few there are two reasons why I like
00:04:25.960 referencing many artists first one is I
00:04:28.080 just really like their Styles even even
00:04:29.840 though it's all categorized as anime
00:04:31.199 style you can still tell them apart from
00:04:32.800 each other which is why they're great
00:04:34.479 the second reason is from this code if
00:04:36.560 you steal from one person you're just a
00:04:38.240 teeth but if you steal from everyone
00:04:40.360 that's research so I recommend learning
00:04:42.320 from multiple artists or at least borrow
00:04:44.120 their
00:04:50.560 idea now let's explore the advantages of
00:04:53.160 using references but this time with head
00:04:55.400 studies so first it trains your accuracy
00:04:58.479 by using references can ensure that your
00:05:00.479 drawings are anatomically correct and
00:05:02.280 proportionate this is especially
00:05:03.759 important when it comes to drawing heads
00:05:05.560 as even small mistakes in the placement
00:05:07.440 or size of facial features can
00:05:09.360 significantly impact the overall
00:05:11.080 likeness and expression of the subject
00:05:34.919 realism drawing from references can help
00:05:37.360 you create more realistic and lifelike
00:05:39.280 drawings when you study real life
00:05:41.039 examples of heads and faces you can
00:05:43.160 learn how light and Shadow interact with
00:05:45.360 the Contour of the face and how
00:05:47.039 different features contribute to overall
00:05:49.000 facial expressions and emotions
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00:06:10.720 creativity while using references can
00:06:12.960 help you achieve accuracy and realism in
00:06:15.039 your drawings can also Inspire
00:06:16.880 creativity by studying the work of other
00:06:19.160 artists or real life examples you can
00:06:21.759 discover new ways of representing facial
00:06:23.599 features expressions and emotions
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00:06:45.599 and lastly efficiency using references
00:06:47.800 can help you work more efficiently in
00:06:49.520 safe time by having clear example to
00:06:51.639 follow you can avoid the need for trial
00:06:53.919 and error and focus on creating high
00:06:56.080 quality drawing in a shorter amount of
00:06:58.199 time here's an example of a sketch that
00:07:00.560 I made it's not completely accurate but
00:07:02.599 it still works since we are not
00:07:03.960 recreating the image rather taking ideas
00:07:06.120 from it specifically the angle of the
00:07:08.120 face if you're struggling to copy the
00:07:10.319 reference draw some lines or trace your
00:07:13.000 reference but only do this for your
00:07:15.160 studies and always remember no one
00:07:17.800 improves overnight constant practice is
00:07:20.199 key
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00:08:02.759 now let's take a look at the skull study
00:08:04.360 I made which took me 16 minutes to
00:08:06.800 finish when I started I'm only focus on
00:08:09.560 the three-dimensional shapes of the
00:08:10.879 skull thinking of it as a cube and then
00:08:13.680 adding some circles for the roundness of
00:08:15.800 the actual skull and then some straight
00:08:18.199 lines to see if most of it are
00:08:20.000 proportional I took this idea of
00:08:21.599 sketching from the lumus head method
00:08:23.800 it's not the perfect copy of the method
00:08:25.720 but I've been using it since I started
00:08:27.520 drawing and I've always used it in
00:08:29.159 different ways when everything is
00:08:31.080 proportional and somehow similar to the
00:08:32.760 skull we can now move on to painting the
00:08:34.839 values this part can be a little tricky
00:08:37.599 I'm not sure if painting the values is
00:08:39.399 easy or not because my brain literally
00:08:42.000 goes to autopilot mode and just copy
00:08:44.760 what it sees so I'm not really sure but
00:08:48.120 I guarantee after copying a bunch of
00:08:50.000 things this would be easy for you I
00:08:52.360 think
00:09:10.200 lastly
00:09:12.000 consistency all of these won't matter if
00:09:13.959 you don't do this consistently don't
00:09:15.880 draw with motivation but by discipline
00:09:18.839 even if your worst days practice learn
00:09:21.880 fail take a break but always come back
00:09:24.720 and always remember art is not about
00:09:27.079 Talent it's about dedication and how
00:09:29.200 much time you're willing to give strive
00:09:31.200 for something great and in time you will
00:09:33.160 get there that's it hope you learned
00:09:35.600 something subscribe good luck peace
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