👨‍🎨 5 FIRST STEPS TO LEARN TO DRAW

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[holycow_productions]

1. Construction
2. Gesture Drawing
3. Perspective
4. Anatomy
5. Color and Light Theory
6. Design
7. Composition & Story Telling

[starlightart]

Even as an artist that’s in a rut, these videos are helpful. No matter how long I’ve been doing this (10 years at this point) it’s good to never forget the basics

[grenishsinxRgold]

I do appreciate this as a weekly thing. Whether I just woke up or when I just got home from work. Or when I'm in an art rut, stuck and losing motivation. This class and Marc's voice always comes through and makes my day better.

[resmamon]

First step is to be early to class. Which I am

[francot]

This month marks one year since I started learning digital drawing, and I saw a bit of progress overall, I hope I can continue to improve next year, thanks for all the videos you made Marc!

[alitabaker]

Marc you continue to have the most motivational art videos on YouTube. I love how you lay out realistic plans and remind us to not be too hard on ourselves, but to also keep making goals and moving forward.

[Art-dogm]

Woah you just low key explained my whole drawing experience, I'm currently trying to get better at fundementals since like a year or so. I'm still really passionate about art and not burnt out after many years, so the steps you described are great for people who tend to give up on learning easily, great video!

[melodysignis]

i'd really love to see something about art styles and the different art types, since its such a broad topic that's hard to navigate as a beginner artist. i appreciate the videos you make, and this video was insightful. thank u marc <3

[Roguetale.]

just got my wacom one a few days ago and i feel like im improving really fast thanks to u
ur a amazing teacher and actually explain things in detail other than rushing

[Rubbish_]

I’ve been drawing for a few years, I’m a sophomore in art school (not college yet I’ll heed your words) and all of this is still so useful. Also I cannot stress enough the importance of finding a group of artists online, I was lucky enough to find an amazing one and thanks to them I’m where I’m at now. Having people who are competitive and supportive is such a great thing to have and you’ll learn so much, from our little collabs, tournaments, and current comic anthology.

[rowan]

I just started the 3rd step. That’s why I subscribed to you a few days ago. My current struggles are stable lineart and shading. However, I already have a goal to eventually take commissions.

[malakaithedemigod]

Man of culture right here, call him sensei marc

[xx_ibrahim_gamerxx_ibrah]

WOW, I love your fanart, they are always awesome, I hope you do Attack on Titan poses, because they are super dynamic and hard to draw, I want to learn that from you ❤

[dingkelschmit]

If you're looking for a drawing tablet for something like krita, i recommend the HUION H610 PRO V2, its like $52 USD and it works perfectly. It doesn't have too many functions but it is fantastic for something so cheap. If you want a very easy introduction into digital art, i recommend it. No need to spend $300 on a wacom tablet that you can't properly use yet (plus wacom is insane price wise.)

[sotothecreator]

Cyberpunk edgerunners and your art inspired me to do art. I been at it for almost 2 months

[tastefullynerdy]

Your Videos have been a great help so far, I'm really thankful for all of your effort.
I'm currently trying to get a foot into digital art too (esp. illustrations in a comic/manga style) and did a lot of traditional heraldic art first, so I can use all the help I can get :D

[itanchiro]

I wanted to ask you... could you sometime make a video about how to draw wet things? I don't mean something that has several drops of water, but more like skin, hair or something else that has just been entirely underwater or like something that is completely wet because of rain. I am asking because there is no such thing on YouTube.

[Zanzuki]

Yep this is what i have wanted to know for a while because wanting to be good at something is great and all and telling people to work on the fundamentals before they even have a reason to practice all of it IMO is self defeating. You are essentially trying to reach for something you might not be interested in and waste your time when understanding what you want from the beginning would actually give you a place to start and slowly improve.

[ifabian]

Another week another great lesson from a great teacher, god bless you Marc and thanks for helping us to reach our goals.

[lorddoge]

i guess i lacked a goal welp completely forgot why i wanted to draw in the first place
thanks for reminding me master o7