THE SECRET TO IMPROVEMENT // 5 Ways to Improve Your Art

Here's 5 different ways you can improve your art! This can work for beginners or really anyone, since I still use all of these methods.

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[cowplum]

This makes me want to get off the couch and get my sketch book

[sr]

i saw this one tip once:

“don’t tell other artists to ‘just practice’ because you’re assuming they already don’t practice or don’t try. instead ask them specifically what they need help with.”

and now i don’t tell others artists to “just practice” lol

[zjynng]

Summarization of the video:
“Don’t strive to be perfect strive to improve”

[wizzlez]

The best possible way to improve you art... *dramatic zoom up on pen*
Me: THE PEN! OF COURSE OMG!
Practice!
Me: Dammit!

[LlamaFreak]

5 ways to improve your art: 1. Practice
2. Practice
3. Practice
4. Practice Bet you can't guess the next one...




5. Asking for feedback from other artists.

[canopyleaf]

“So try to find the time to sketch”

Me, in quarantine: *is that a challenge*

[markstingraypasta]

I don't remember who, but I heard one artist say that perfect practice makes perfect. Because if you don't practice drawing things properly then you'll learn how to do whatever you're doing wrong or incorrectly.

[sophiatheegg]

Her ways to improve art
1- Draw from life to improve your observational drawings
2- Draw people (Anatomy studies and life drawings)
3- Step out of your comfort zone. Draw those hands. Do a background. You won’t improve full bodies by drawing portraits.
4- Keep a sketchbook. You know this
5- you wONT GUESS- P R A C T I C E
don’t strive to be perfect, strive to improve
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[XabioArts]

I failed the first question of your quiz

[lilyorsman]

How to improbe art

1: Twerk for the devil
2: Success

[bigsexy]

WHAT THE HECK YOUTUBE WHY DID YOU NOT SHOW ME THIS IN MY SUB BOX

[boppop]

When your sketch book smudges your “FINALLY” or “OMG I DID IT” sketch.

[Dwaynethan]

Wow you're amazing left handed artist. :) thanks a lot.

[mayapanini]

Something that helps me is to keep all my old art and look back on it if I'm ever feeling like I'm in a rut of non-improvement. Chances are I'll end up feeling way better and more motivated to draw!

[myfragilelilac]

Anatomy is actually really interesting. Especially the skeletal system.

[glimbri]

practice practice practice! it took me a while to realize but now i understand that every single thing i draw helps me improve. Thanks for the awesome tips!

[kooplugg]

As a beginner and watching basically every "how to draw " video out there this video perfectly summarizes the best points in all of them while giving tips on HOW to actually put them into action thank you so much

[coreyliew]

Reads the title: Secret way to improve.
ME: Pratice?

[karoisart]

Do more videos like this PLEASE😍😍 like where you studdy how to draw this and that or just sketching in general. It's so interesting to see other people sketching than myself

[frogchild]

Hi i love your videos! I watch them over and over again and again while sketching in my sketchbooks! I especially love the sketchbooks videos and tips for improving! I recently got into watercolours and got a set of them for Christmas! Mostly because of artists and YouTubers! Your one of those people who got me into watercolours and mixed media sketchbooks! Bye!