Art tips I wish I could tell my beginner self

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00:00 Intro
00:39 Where to start
02:19 Anatomy
03:46 Realism
05:27 Hair and Clothes
06:35 Shading
07:15 Colour
8:06 Backgrounds
09:29 Art style
10:53 Things to keep in mind
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Name? | Veda (pronounced vay-dah). My nickname is Saku!
Age + nationality? | oct 04' liner (do the math!), born and raised in Hong Kong :)
Languages? | Mother tongue is cantonese, most comfortable in english, fluent in mandarin and been learning japanese since 2019
What app do you use? | Procreate for drawing and animating (Ipad pro 12.9 inch 3rd gen), final cut pro x for editing (macbook pro 13 inch)
What procreate brushes do you use? | I mostly use 6B pencil + narinder pencil for graphics and lineart, and I use flat brush and nikko rull for painting
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[orjanosazizi]

Tips I would give my younger self:
DRAW. THE. OTHER.

[sensenart]

another tip: Don't compare your progress to other artist. We grow in different phases so enjoy the journey

[wren_lapis]

tip:
you don't have to learn realism and make it all you draw if you want your art style to be more stylised. you just need to know the basics of anatomy, clothes/folds/wrinkles and shadows in my opinion. if you go full realism, and dont use what you learn in your art style as you go, you might forget how to stylise things and have to go back to the beginning.

just a lil tip :3

[zeliandina]

another tip: Don't be sad or give up if you had higher expectations, but you just couldn't draw it. you will see EVERY artist trying to recreate their drawings after years of practicing and then it turns out like a masterpiece. it's just PRACTICE so don't give up. YOU GOT THIS!

[emydujmic]

„Never force yourself to draw.“

Me who goes to an art school and has deadlines for drawings...

[Megan-wfns]

Fun fact:

Doodling is good to do when your not paying attention in class. You might think all your attention is on your doodles but no! Your still paying attention in class just dont make the doodles to detailed. Like just doodle. You dont even need to do look at the page!! Also while you doodle you develop your art style more :)

[charannameirakpam]

Hi I’m Austin. And I’m 8 years old. You really inspired me and, without a doubt I know that you’re the best artist I’ve ever seen! Love u!🙂

[Aryyplaz]

3 Tips For Digital Artists:
1. When doing digital art have a sketch layer, line art layer, and color layers. When you are don’t with the coloring you can’t take off the sketch layer, leaving the line art and the color layer.
2. Take you time, don’t start with selling art and making art for people, because it can become stressful, especially when your a new artist and still experimenting with art styles, backgrounds, colors, shadows, etc. A lot of digital artists print out merchandise, which would be better off doing when you have your own technique and style you do constantly.
3. Experiment with different eyes, noses, lips, mouth, etc. If your doing anime make up different eyes and noses and sometimes you find the one that looks good and your what to use. That’s how I learned how to do my own eye style.

[suunhxw]

The fact that whenever she's talking i can feel that she's smiling makes it cuter

[Anna-wspo]

Me: actively drawing for five years

Also me: YES TIPS FOR COMPLETE BEGINNERS

[nkaujhnubgaming]

0:00 Intro
0:39 Where to start
2:19 Anatomy
3:46 Realism
5:27 Hair and clothes
6:35 Shading
7:15 Colors
8:06 Backgrounds
9:29 Art style
10:53 Things to keep in mind

[camilomadrigal]

I'm a 14-year-old artist who just started and this video really helped me so thankyou! :)

[alexaceja]

me, who has been an artist for 8 years: *ah yes, beginner tips, i need this*

[stevepratummas]

“Never force yourself to draw”

YA HEAR THAT 6 YEAR OLD COUSIN? IM NOT GONNA FORCE MY SELF TO DRAW FURRIES BECAUSE YOU WANT ME TO WHOO

[rubytruffin]

2:19 anatomy 3:46 realism 5:28 hair and clothes 6:35 shading 7:12 colour 8:06 backrounds 8:04 art style 10:53 things to keep in mined

[millyroberts]

Tip: when doing your artists moodboard - pick your favourite peace of each artists collection and then pick out 2 main things from each one ; 1. A similarity between all of the artists (there’s probably a reason and trend for why they are all you favourite) and 2. Something unique (what does that artist do that none of the others do and is it something you want to incorporate in your art or not?)

[maoo]

I am a 12 year old kid, and I really want to be an animator like the ones who create anime series. And this is helping me to improve my drawings Thanks ❤️❤️😔

[playeronbeat]

Tips:

-Pinterest is your best friend
-Take advice, but don't change your art to something you don't like. Your art is for YOU
-Join a beginner artist Amino! It's a great community for starting out where you can meet other people like yourself, get tips, and make friends!
-Compliments go a long way :) On my Amino, I haven't posted any art, but I leave compliments and tips and advice for people. One amazing artist even told me they were thinking about quitting, but my comments convinced them otherwise. that really made me smile!
-Don't compare your art to others
-There is no such thing as 'stealing an art style'

[shadowmoonlight_lps]

Or another tip for anatomy, you can draw figures with no features at all! I have a whole sketchbook dedicated to how I draw things, eyes, mouths, hands, head shapes, bodies, hair, etc. what I did for my bodies was I left the guidelines or made them really dark so that I could copy off them if I ever forgot a step or how to do something😁

[royal_ava]

i watched this when i was 9 years old. 2 years later i watched the same thing. I can see how much ive grown and im so proud.