Why You Should Start Drawing

Previously I have done a video for people who want to start drawing, but with a lot of new subscribers from experimental videos I wanted to introduce people uninterested in drawing to why they should start drawing.
This video reiterates a few things from previous videos,, but in a perspective for someone who has little knowledge about drawing or art.

Video footage:
Videvo, Pexels

Music:
Punpee - Oyome ni Oide
E's Jammy Jams - Book Bag
Kevin MacLeod - Crinoline Dreams
Kevin MacLeod - Gymnopedie No. 1
Kevin MacLeod - Long Stroll
Remigai - Acid

[Awesomepedia]

"I'm too old to start now" is only a good excuse if you're literally dead.

[zartheitalian]

In my opinion knowing how to draw isn't the talent. The dedication, time investment and effort you put into your skills is the real talent.

[someoneelse]

"No one has ever gotten far with just natural talent."

[psibarpsi]

Dudes and dudesses, know that Vincent Van Gogh started painting at 27. And died at 37.

It's never too late as long as your heart is still pumping.

🔥

[leefy]

For music: practise for 40 hours a day
For art: draw for one week everyday

[weesalikesmilktea]

The thing about "I wish I started 5 years ago but now it's too late"...








If you don't start now, five years from now you'll be thinking the same thing; that's... how time works...

[_dyats]

For those guys who says "It`s too late to start", just know

The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.

[icedmilktea]

Every artist: **looks at a masterpiece they drew**
Also every artist: “I don’t like it, it sucks. Let’s redraw this aGaIN”

[shakhagod]

"It doesn't get easier you just get

[nonotv]

I used to teach IT to beginners. It was a 65+ class.
We had a lady who picked up IT at the age of... 99.
While the 65 y.o.'s were whinning at being too old lol

[cynthiacupler]

I was really depressed, I started doodling, and i started to feel much better with myself.

[mikochaa]

me: been drawing for 9 years

also me: *watches this vid*

[DAngeloWallace]

people always ask what you draw, nobody ever asks how you draw :( this video is great

[gothicboulder]

I’ve recently picked up guitar, piano, drawing and now I’m learning Korean. The realization that I’m 24 and haven’t done a damn thing with myself kinda killed me for a second but it’s been a few months now and I’m feeling confident.

[damnsonwyft]

this guy: feet look dumb

guy with footfetish: "intense sweating"

[truedat]

I started drawing 4 years ago, this year I'm launching a 6 series of children's books called Pop & Cocky. I'm 43.
Drawing has been so rewarding it has taught me so much.

[sitka]

A pointer for beginners: you will always think your art is disappointing. I’ve been drawing for years, but lately I’m trying to improve on the basics. Anyhow, no matter how good you get at art you will always think yours is bad. Just remember how much you’ve improved since the beginning. Look back at your old art and see how much you’ve grown. That’s what matters. That you’re trying, and it’s working. Keep going, and you can only get better!

[leah]

I absolutely love the learning part of art. You draw something, learn and go back to it and go “OHHH, that’s what was wrong” It’s truly an amazing feeling.

[zero-sfxe]

im 16 and ive just started drawing about a month ago. i felt that it was way too late considering many people i knew have been drawing since they were toddlers lol. ive always wanted to draw, just felt embarrassed that i was going to fail, but not anymore. i will keep going, ill update in a few years if i ever get reminded of this video :)

[inertraccoon]

*draws a decent thing on computer*
oh nice.

*flips canvas*
oH NIcE....