DEALING WITH ART FRUSTRATION | 100K Q AND A SPECIAL

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☛Brush I mostly use
-G-pen Brush from Clip Studio
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☛ Tools I use
-Clip Studio Paint
-Huion Kamvas Pro (2.5k)
-Laptop (Nitro 5 AN515-58)
specs: RTX3050 4gb graphics
24gb RAM
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☛ My Socials
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☛Links and Commission
☛ Referenced Used are all from Pinterest
Reference boards
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Concierge Lounge by Lukrembo
Early Morning In Winter by Lukrembo
Tea Cozy by Lukrembo
Vintage Store by Lukrembo
Hot Mocha by Lukrembo
Rose by Lukrembo

#howtodraw #digitalart

[avaxd]

as someone who’s currently struggling with drawing anything without hating it, this is helpful qwq :D

[emptyaccount]

I think another important thing is to never settle for where you already are. I see so many people go like "Well, I suck at lineart. I'll just do sketches only for the rest of time." It's an ok mindset if you're only drawing for fun, but you should always be striving for more if you're doing it for self-improvement.

If I notice I'm lacking in a particular thing (perspective, backgrounds, unique designs): I make it the focus of my next few study sessions and pieces.

[WidgetVTuber]

I've been drawing for about a year now, and I did develop this idea of improvent through continuous and consistent drawing. And so I did, I drew more consistently and began seeing an actual improvement in my ability. And then today, everything just fell. I wasn't drawing anything good. It wasn't even "something looked off", I was drawing actual dogwater. And now I don't know what to do. I've gone to several videos but all its done is given me the same question, including this one;

"Am I actually cut out for this?"

I don't want to give up art. That's the last thing I want to do. But I'm in a hole and can't get out. I don't want to give up and be free from learning art, but at the same time I feel like everything is futile... Especially seeing the progression of artists such as yourself showing how far they've improved in their first year, and yet my art sucks way more than everyone else. Those I'm in art discords with are hundreds of times more talented, and I just feel like I'm an ant trying to be in a herd of tigers... It can try, but an ant will always be an ant.

[neeevirus]

Have you guys heard the video of Pewdiepie learning how to draw? Watch closely, pay attention to around day 24
There was a sudden change of pace, he suddenly got better as if something clicked inside of his brain.
This is basically breaking the ice, overcoming the hurdle of becoming an artist.
I bet every artist treaded this path as well. The most important thing with becoming an artist is to never let that dreadful first phase of "Why cant I draw good?" overwhelm you and make you give up. Because eventually, after enough perseverance, it will click. I would know because the same happened to me.

[kachionyeka]

Thank you; I really needed to hear this. Been depressed & frustrated with my art journey as of late & have been discouraged to draw due to having the mindset that I'm wasting my time or end up scrapping my drawings because it doesn't look good. Lately been getting back into doing sketches & studies thanks to mindful advice from other artists that I watch. Hope to continue to make steady progress & not beat myself up if I don't like it; it'll get better with time ☺️

[blairezzz]

Your videos and so chill and thoughtful! Love your content and your work 💫

[robinfox]

Big thanks for you for saying copying is an important skill. It gets talked down on and discouraged by a lot of artists, even some of my favourite art teachers on youtube, because they're afraid people will misunderstand and misapply what they mean by copying. It's currently the only skill I have confidence in, so by you saying it's important helped me have the courage to practice again today.

[TheUnvanquishable]

Lovely guy, lovely art, i love this!

[Artofinverse]

Wow I remember watching a video of yours a few months ago and seeing the sketching now, you've improved considerably! Gives me mad motivation!

[leviwood]

Thanks man, I'm self taught too I'm 17 and working on female anatomy and keep getting stuck on the shape and stuff like that but looking back at my old drawing are getting my self esteem back up. thanks for the vid.

[silverz]

this is very inspiring to hear! Currently goin through the i hate whatever i draw phase, so now I'm motivated to just "trust the proccess" :')

[eggi]

your brushwork and line weight is immaculate

[HoarderOnEverything]

I've been watching your tutorials for half a year now and they're really helpful, especially this one was really helpful

[faultout]

Been drawing for a few years now, i remember feeling happy with my drawings, even though they weren’t good, now i can look back and be happy that i kept it up and my friends and family were so supportive of me.

[yelu]

Your artstyle is like feast for my eyes, im always not stisfied with my drawings, but whenever i watch your videos i came up with many ideas and solutions, so thank you for making videos and sharing your process ❤❤❤

[spooky.ryryry]

perfect timing!! ive been so frustrated with art recently im glad to see this on my feed

[AfeefDoesAnimation]

love the way u drew nanami and those other guys

[MALICEM]

The glasses girl was very handsome 👀
I like your style

[BuckBlaziken]

Generally it helps to be humble but strive for excellence at the wake time. Feel positive about the task and do it with a go getter attitude. That positivity to try and also to learn will help out tremendously with avoiding frustration

thank you for answering my question, i hopefully wish to get your level. thanks