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[bronxkies]

Wow. I spent 29 years of my 36 year old life striving for the fancy and advanced things in music. I always thought I was advanced but I didn’t know the fundamentals well at all. I have to accept that there’s no shame in doing the basics well.

Thank you!

[_paixi]

These are really great tips. I have a book from 1911 called On the Laws of Japanese Painting and it documents how Japanese painters would drill the fundamentals until they were effortless. They would practice the same brush stroke or repaint the same picture over and over again until it was perfect, capturing the essence of the subject.

I notice a lot of artists who practice gesture drawing move on quickly from one subject to another and never really learn from their mistakes. They practice for months and get frustrated they aren't improving, when really they need to focus on one simple thing and get good at it before moving on.

[mminordesigns]

I had stopped drawing after having kids and getting married, but I had found your channel a few years ago and followed along with you drawing an iguana I fell in love with art all over again. Thank you so much for that! Now I'm back drawing on a daily basis.

[kubrickfan]

This really clicked with me. Reminds me of my favorite Bruce Lee quote. “Fear not the man who has practiced 10, 000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10, 000 times.”

[ashutoshsaini]

You are a great artist, but you are an even greater motivation speaker, the theories and tips you give in ur videos are not only helpful in improving art but are also helpful in improvising life. So thanks dude 👍, i would love to meet u in person and learn a lot from u

[sillysylvieEN]

A Kesh's video a day keeps anxieties away😄 You are more than an artist!

[zoyaishfaq]

I have had watch bunch of videos related to art but you really give me the confident to pick up the pen and let's just do it..
Thanks ❤

[Ironcladstudio]

5:55 thank you! I have been art for years, but I am constantly revisiting the basics to revise and relearn.

[kingsonbooka]

Great points! It’s easy to get lost in all the tangles of wanting to do and learn everything there is to learn about all the multitudes of art and you’re right forget about it and choose one! That takes a lot of discipline! It reminds me of the Bruce Lee quote I’m paraphrasing but “don’t fear the man that practices 1000 kicks one time fear the man that practices 1 kick 1000 times” 💯🔥

[ceilingturtles]

I always find myself looking for artists on youtube and it's always your style that I'm drawn to before realizing its you every time I swear

[EmbracetheTrace]

Thanks for helping us remember why we started in the first place. Your artwork and process is gorgeous, more please.

[GraffyteDA]

You’re awesome man and thank you for this opportunity. I struggle a lot to find my niche and this does give me pinpoint perspective. Always a pleasure and please, keep us genuinely motivated if you can help it. Art On!

[raghadalhajj]

You are amazing and absolutely talented

[malcolmbragg]

I like your honesty.I’ve learned a lot.thanks doc.

[africankoala]

I missed the challenge deadline but so glad for the shared tips!!!
Looking forward to using these vital pointers in my next creation

Thank you so much bro! Cheers🙌
Also, congrats to the winner!!!!🤩🎉🙌

[aldrinpaulmorales]

Thank youuuu... I feel so motivated right now.. ❤

[mencancook]

I must appreciate your email marketing/newsletter team, they're too good and engaging.

[sivanesh]

Eye-opening! Some of these tips are new and helpful for day-to-day activities as well. Thank you, Kesh!

[purnendumisra]

I m 35 year old...I'm "2D Animator" since last 12 years...Still unclear about what I m go at...I've never been a drawing artist that's not my thing but to do better animation everybody told me to know the basics of drawing fundamental....and yes its True being advance is not anything but just to be better in doing the basics in a right way.

[artisn]

thank you for the talk kesh i need that, recently i try to keep the motivation for drawing up there and that's hard.