Make your line art as good as Kooleen 🐐 #art #digitalart #arttutorial #arttips #artist

[satanickittycat]

thanks for the tip but..

koolen's career aged like milk in a hot car with the windows closed.

[allen]

take this advice with caution… big brushes may be forgiving but they also make it harder to improve and catch your mistakes. if you’re a beginner or trying to get better at art, i’d advise you to use a thin and opaque brush to force yourself to build line confidence as well as put more thought and care into the lines you draw on the canvas. don't develop bad habits

[chickenwings]

I feel like kooleen would still roast you if she sees this 💀🙏

[dgsjsk]

The Kooleen incident really exposed so many hypocrites 💀 love how art is all about "draw in whatever style you want", "different artstyle exists" until they do something controversial and suddenly from the start she's a bad person who only stays in her comfort zone and negatively affect other artist because of her style. Literally no other style will be criticized the same way manhwa or anime style got, because of ✨️Double standard✨️. Yall just got to leave people who only want to draw in this one specific style alone. Also the entitled mfs who are saying "i don't think beginners should learn from kooolen..." btch stop policing art

[Annika-bynb]

thanks lol she’s my fave artist and ive always wanted to draw like my ✨idol✨

[ArichelleArt]

Idk who this koleen is but "bigger brush can help you be less scared of mistakes." is not necessarily true.
It can also very easily make you unconciously avoid/not notice fundamental problems in your sketches as well.

I'd recommend just tackle the problem at the root, learn the facial planes + anatomy, and I promise you your line quality and line confidence will get better naturally.
After that just learn how to control lightweight when you're linearting.

This way you avoid very basic anatomical mistakes when you're already way deep in the rendering progress.

[vintageMiku]

She shouldn't be giving serious art advice. Her art isn't terrible but her "tutorials" are not good for beginners to follow. I think most people see "pretty anime art" and start by replicating her style when they should get a good understanding of how anatomy works.

[Luci.]

Thanks but... I'm paper artist... AND ONLY 8 COMMENTS?! WJAT? IMPOSSIBLE

[melliot_elliot]

this aged well.

ps: I'd like if we didn't start fights in the comments 😇 let's all just be nice to eachother and shit, I didn't even expect any replies to this comment

[Sandyoo]

How to draw like Kooleen: refrain from drawing POC

[liabea]

I would not recommend the air brush but go for it ig 💀

[ZoaInBlack]

It's quite good but I think some intentions can be lost along the way.
I'm not a digital artist so I don't know if it works well or not, but with some general speculation I think I can say that some important details such as line weight can get lost along the way.

Line weight is super important even in general doing sketches with an air brush it can generally make your art seem stiff because you don't have an exact idea of where you lines should go . The selection area is just too big.
Maybe a medium size brush would help? I don't know I just don't like how the line art looked
(Edit: It's perhaps the softness of the brush that makes the selection area for line art less instinctive.)


Anyways good video 👍

[WHATTHEFLOP_]

Me, who does traditional art in the back. 😃

[sunset]

Kooleen just cleans off her sketch, no Lineart as well

[LittleTaxFraud]

Actually that's pretty helpful. I try to fine tune my first sketch while sketching and I get so frustrated with it

[Uncasted]

I miss kooleen without the drama.. she better not pull out a ukulele when she makes an apology video

[Marissah]

Don’t forget the ✨juicy lips✨ to make he art a bit more ✨smeggsie✨

[polarsystem]

Instructions unclear: I've whitewashed all my poc characters by accident while drawing them in Koleens artstyle.

[mewowow]

Aint she the person who called black features "gorilla looking"

[Alx_kun]

Me who use paper : **Cries at the corner**