I Drew For 30 Days Straight (realistic edition)

"picasso aint shi"

videos used in the video

[ranendoodles]

This video helped me realize that i should be more diverse with the things I do and practice. I forgot how fearless i was when i was new to art and that caused me to do the same practice routine for a while and never moving on to cooler stuff. Keep it up man cuz you’re doing really well and i wish you the best of luck on your art journey!!! (also blue period is awesome I

[yllanew]

Ive been drawing for years and I think you're super talented and taking the right steps to learn!! I love the lines and shading on your final drawing. I also love blue period, it's so inspiring and relatable. Keep it up!!!

[Haizou]

As an artist who has been drawing pretty seriously for 3 years I have to say, your observation skills ARE TOP NOTCH probably as good as me who has developed my observation for YEARS..when I saw those drawings yes I saw imperfections but my god u captured it really nicely and ur figure drawings were already pretty proportional... Ur drawings from imagination were of course not gonna be the best but that is natural because you haven’t built a good and wide mental library yet so for u to focus more on referencing from life and even just stylized art(from professionals)was a really great choice because you constantly gain new knowledge which will eventually be second nature. That’s why professionals who have been drawing for years or even decades can drawing amazing artworks from no reference because of their immensely wide and grand mental library that they have polished for years. ur growth in 30 days was by no means realistic to most😂srry for the long comment lol not really gud at shortening text

[serizawa]

jesus you draw better than me and i draw for 2 years, i gonna cry

[cinnamongirl.]

I think what’s very important in the beginning, is that if you don’t know how exactly to draw stuff, use references. Always. Until you get a feeling of what your drawing. Especially when it comes to things like anatomy I think it’s very hard to do and almost impossible to get right completely from the mind when you don’t really know how it works yet.

[electrosquirrel]

to be fully honest. ive been drawing for five years and a lot of what you've done impressed me. if you choose to pursue art im sure you'll do great. its incredibly inspiring to see someone starting out and just giving it their all. Keep it up man!

[aquasiox]

your final drawings, particularly the tree and soap look incredible! a big game changer for me was using mechanical pencils and fine liners to define shapes more than just pencils can and the pens really elevated your art (i am going to steal those references! finding good ones is half the battle lmao)
your videos are very determined and motivated which i’ve lost a bit, so thank you very much! it’s super helpful, and good luck with your art <3

[cuyaCT]

this was genuinely a nice video. hearing your authentic process makes me interested in what you have to say—over other youtubers that more commonly just try to make themselves entertaining. you have humility too and that’s a trait i admire

[pinkiepurplez]

Honestly, the art shown in the beginning at around 0:24 was very charming and captured a childhood wonder sort of feel.
On paper that sounds bad, but I really think that has a sort of quirk to it.

[MochiArtHound]

you showing all your art (not just the good stuff) inspires me to draw more. Thank you

[swisdom]

Trust me this isn’t an easy hobby at all. Today I was wondering, genuinely, why this couldn’t be easier

[ltanella]

These are insane even the week one drawings, you've got talent!

[aleafmusic]

I have to say, you are incredibly good at this for only drawing for a month

[marcelinepink]

Your lines and shading are great! I guess you take your time with every drawing but for someone practicing for only one month, your drawings look genuinely amazing. I kinda don't believe you have never practiced drawing before.

[battz]

Love you man you just showed me how to animate with just a pencil, paper and phone camera.

Now i can make my dream drawing hentai come true!

[straxx]

i'm a person who also decided i wanted to learn how to draw. I have now been doing this for about an hour, almost every day for 4 years and only recently have I considered dabbling in doing anything creative. I'm no artist so expressing myself is completely foreign to me, I have just been grinding fundamentals forever. we all seem to take different paths to this ever-reaching eternal horizon and it's fascinating to see other people sharing their journey like this. keep grinding :)

[ThatPash]

Art is a skill that takes practice, nobody is born one day and can draw like a pro – it's important to remember to enjoy drawing everything that you want, no matter if it's gonna turn out good or not. Most things just wont, but at least it was fun and if you keep it up one day you're gonna get better, great video!

[milesdevine]

Loved the video, I have been doing art seriously for over a year now. I am happy with a lot of my work, but I still see how much I have to improve. Please keep doing art on youtube, we need more artists on the platform

[artfuldrawing]

great take on building up a skill set.I use to think if you can't draw in the beginning, you never will be able to develop the necessary skills to put together a masterpiece. Draw for fun and purpose and everything else will blossom from there!

[adlieart]

well, drawing everyday isn't gonna make people improve. but in this video, the great thing is, he realizes what's wrong with his drawing and is willing to go back to basics to learn. This is what makes him improve. Keep drawing, analyze what you are lacking, and study. even people who draw for years have problems to realise their mistakes and try to find a way to fix them. Totally inspiring videos for people who are new and veteran in drawings.👍👍👍