Why You Should Learn Grayscale!

Greyscale! Important skill! Values!

[aumarivero]

*"Okay it's been about fifteen minutes..."*

Me: 👁👄👁

[ayilwalker]

As someone that's been through an art education, videos like this convince me more and more that my education was NOT worth it. Sam's videos have probably taught me more than my illustration course did in 3 years

[ciscodadisco]

Me, who can't even draw circles correctly: "Ah, yes. My mistake was not focusing on values."

[qenn]

Never been this early, notice me master gave me your blessing.

[lovr]

“Doesn’t really take any brain power. Which is perfect for me...cause I’m stOupiD🤧” felt✋

[gowrigireesan]

You are one of the few artists I saw here who really want to help new artists to develop their skills.😀 You are my greatest inspiration. I love to watch your videos again and again cause they are so helpful 😉

[ivanimationm.b]

hey sam do you plan to make another tutorial and how to trade your soul for the talent you got

[miranda_ward_artz]

I LOVE doing grayscale art!! I normally only do gray scale when I'm trying a different shading style. Also I am in love with that art at the end!!!

[lovr]

When Sam tries to grab the digital pen but drops it instead 💀😂

[skinnysince]

Really, the way you make sure we the noobs need to calm down and take things little by little so we don't overwhelm ourselves in this journey becoming a good artist means a lot for me in particular. I often rush anything, be perfect as quick as possible, no rest, etc which turns me into the opposite, showing a slow progress and somewhat stuck. Anyway, thank you. You deserve my subscribe button!

[qr]

this mans voice, i swear sometimes i just play it in the background

[ayushbijalwan]

I'm a traditional artist and I work in graphite too!
It's the love of my life

[alyssa]

"except we're doing this digitally so it's going to save us a lot of time and it's going to save us some trees
" lmaoo

[enrovi]

Brushing up on my understanding of values was one of the most effective things I did to improve my art. Thank you for the great tips, Sam!

[meijelly]

I'm in art school rn, and one of my most recent classes was color theory and still life and I've learned a lot about grayscale and it's def helped me improve

[Devils-Eve]

I'm an experienced artist with pens, pencils and paints on paper or canvas. But once I made the transition to digital it was hard, but once I got a feel for it all my knowledge of art eventually transitioned over. So in a sense I did have to start with square one, it was frustrating knowing you can make art a lot better on paper but having to stick with this to get better, and I did, but it also has to do with what kind of tablet you have. Display tablets are definitely the way to go the others are just way too hard to adjust to.

[arsonistic_spoons_arts]

This opened my eyes why my traditional and digital quality levels are so different. I've been drawing traditionally for 2 decades but just picked up digital . Thank you

[ihusernamezalot]

As amazing as the information Sam gives us through his videos can we just appreciate the FIRE that is the music he uses as BGM?

[GatzD]

It’s nice to see outtakes when you’re hashing out the dialogue. Makes us remember that talking to a camera is hard 😂😂 Excellent video!!

[nikolion]

Greyscale is definitely important and can help alot