THESE TIKTOK ART TUTORIALS ARE GOING TOO FAR!!!

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mohammed agbadi testing viral tiktok art tips and rating them on a scale of 1-insanely good

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kouhoshi
babwipes0
_kooleen
x_ssung
floof_n_wool
molly_nd
sparketh
baaozhe

[jimjimson]

I can't believe Mohammed knows the recipe for the magical hand drawing potion and hasn't shared it with the world... Thought you were better than this bro😢😢😢

[buira]

Why people draw the middle and ring fingers together has always been an existential question for me. A mystery of the universe.

[polarsystem]

Now, these art tips look fine, but i wish they could work out for traditional artists too!
it's kinda sad how there are no actual art tips and hacks for traditional art except for " how to draw body " and " how to draw body parts " that also work for digital art.

[VinnieSajan]

I would love to see someone make a video like this but then get them all intentionally wrong. Would be hilarious.

I also think the sausage sausage nugget one only works if you already anatomically know what those shapes are standing in for. I'm not sure it would work for beginners.

[littlxx]

the trust the process lighting part is usually used for finished / colored drawings, its opacity is also lowered to around 15-40 percent to not make it stand out too much. hope this helps :)

[MohammedAgbadi]

*_whats heavier a pound of cotton or a pound of stone?_*

[skylight.exe_]

5:00 for this one, I used it too, it's not really just gonna work on a white background with black outlines. You need to put it on top of the colour layers for it to work. I used it on top of the colours too, and it worked for me. Sorry I'm not that good at explaining 😭😭

[Rager]

TBH, the thing that helped me most o8ut about this video is Mohammed going, "What am I doing? Trust the process...trust the process...This one didn't work for me, " cause I've been having a hard case of "everyone knows exactly what to do with their art all the time except for me"

[doroti]

I love your style, the way you stylize the faces are amazing. The tips you tried turned out to be great too! Looking foward to your work in the future too :)

[AnhelBrek]

What I expected to see: useful tips
What I actually got: BUTTS
And hey, I don’t complain

[mdellikneenieltsoon]

I really hope you see this, but is there a reason you draw double lines when doing lineart? Is it a stylistic choice, or is there an actual reason behind it? I think it looks really nice, it just has me curious!

[cthulha_north]

I really like the double lineart style you have. I dont think ive seen that done before

[IggyHugs]

Imagine just trynna explain how to draw hands to someone and the first thing they hear is just
"Sausage"
(Ngl that was a good tip tho)

[Doktah_Zari]

Okay for the nose one at 1:56, she went back and tried this herself and proceeded to critize her past self for not adding more details! 😂

[MinorLife]

6:35 This is like Kooleen. As an actual person, I don't have a hand like this.

[Elle-elle-elle]

Pls do more of these, i think youre more suited to it than most because of your deadpan delivery and editing. Funny and educational

[DepressoDad]

Overlay is supposed to lay over the color underneath. The tip didn’t work because you didn’t have any skin color on the below layer.

[derbunstm]

i really enjoy your "double" lienart

[anasianemo]

Don't be worried about the middle and ring fingers thing. Hands actually do that naturally unless you stretch them out a lot.

[duckcatthequrugosk]

I'm kind of sad most art tips don't really work out for me as I have a cartoonish-realistic style. It's so extremely specific that even I forget the "rules" sometimes.