5 Tips To Improve Your Art This Year!

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Hope these tips help you out or a least inspire you to get back into drawing with a more cohesive plan! Remember to just enjoy what you're creating 🥰

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00:00 - Intro
01:05 - Ad Read
02:22 - 1. Draw More from Life
05:01 - 2. Time Restricted SKetching
06:28 - 3. Be Less Precious
08:50 - 4. Redrawing Things in your Style/Studies
10:32 - 5. Experimenting with Materials
12:43 - Final thoughts & outro

[bbroretsiphone.]

as a perfectionist this really helped me realize that not everything can be perfect, mostly art. Art in my opinion (after this video) is supposed to be experimental.

[gavynneal]

She says "quick, scribbley scketches" then draws a masterperice that would've taken me days to do

[chickenlady]

I was in art block for 3 years, and was extremely unmotivated to draw and always compared my art. Know I’m trying my best to improve and make sure I’m enjoying my time doing art instead of comparing my art!

[albertasare]

I'm a eleven year old girl who loves to draw but you helped me see what to up my game . Thanks and God bless

[alohaxngelq]

I started watching Pypah 2 years ago and her tutorials are sooo helpful.
To any new artists, dont give up!!

[jessicab]

Thank you so much for the tips! I’ve been getting back into drawing and have felt so bad for some reason, I think whenever I commit to drawing there’s a part of me that feels like I’m not good enough. I’m not good at the fundamentals, I’ve been drawing on and off since I was kid but never gave it a real chance, so my skills are skills that I don’t know where they originate from. Even my art style is from my on and off relationship from art, coming back to art has been both a surprise to see how my art has changed and a challenge. But your tips are super helpful, it eased the guilt and pressure I felt to do "better" somehow or somehow reach a certain point in my journey.

[drawninthefog]

I love the idea of doing a timed warm up sketch for the length of a song/set of songs! 🎶

[sourgreendolly]

I'm currently doing a month of figure drawing for Figuary. It's my third year doing it and I always gain confidence while doing it.

[cheyennemcanuff]

Got to watch this early on Patreon, but just wanted to pop in to say that this is incredibly helpful, and ever since you mentioned line of action in a video forever ago, it’s been my go to resource for life drawing. It’s such a great tool for people who don’t have the funds/resources to go to in-person life drawing classes!

[kirsten]

Thank you for this. I really needed this since I’ve just decided to try and pick up drawing again and have been really hard on myself (why I stopped in the first place). I’ll probably re-watch this a few times! 😂❤

[g_akari]

I really needed this because I've been so hard on myself for making mistakes and wanting it to be perfect

[chickenanddoodles]

I do all these things and it is so so helpful I used to hate certain parts of the process but now art is just so fun for me I love it so much <3

[cozypigeon]

If you need help being less precious about your art, try using cheap materials! I recently got the cheapest sketchpad I could at Walmart because I was psyching myself out about "wasting" my watercolour and mixed media sketchbooks with bad sketches and doodles. The cheap paper helps me be less worried about wasting my materials on crap art and gets me to sketch more. From experience of not drawing for LONG periods of time, bad art is way better than no art.

[abundantwildflower]

I love this video, Pypah, it is a great reminder of simple ways we can all create art everyday that will improve our skills. I particularly like the last tip, to try different materials, this always helps me stay motivated to keep creating. Thanks so much for sharing! ❤

[Shunzu]

Thank you so much! I needed this video, and please never stop with art! because you are so good!!! ☻♡

[Chibimaru.]

LOVED this video and all the pieces of advice you gave. Thank you !!!

[charismaalexus]

THANK YOU!!!! The video that I needed!!! Plus line of action is an AMAZING tool that I forgot about over the years! Thank you for being that reminder. Very well put together video❤️

[curbstompedrice]

this really helped me so much. i have been procrastinating making art for a while because of comparing my art to other people. subscribed immediately after the video ended. (congrats on 1mil btw) thank you for the tips and hopefully i will come back in the future with my own platform and credit you for these tips. lots of love ❤️❤️

[gracehikuama]

thank you I realy appreciate you trying to help some of us.😄

[xpixelstudio]

this is awesome!! Your embellishments are always so unique and interesting! Love your tips, they are really helpful for beginners like me <3