Wish I saw this video a few years back, beautiful video I will be trying to focus in on a lot of these tips! <3

I started my art journey on screenless, I then "upraded" to screen a 21 inch drawing monitor and my hand is always in the way to see what Im doing, my back hurt more and my eyes hurt more. now, I back to my trust 10x6 Gaomon tablet for 50 bucks and my 28 inch 4k monitor and that is much better. simple wins out

How do you get those lines when you draw

Im new to procreate, does anyone know how to make a brush that has no bleeding? I just want a flat pen with no blurr but i cant find anyone that knows how to do it

You just changed my life, not even being dramatic this video made me understand line art, pressure sensitivity, and digital art in a way that’s literally going to save my art 🙏🏻

Bro, I’ve been struggling just find out there is a stream line function on brushes. This has been a major headache saver, sometimes having to redraw some longer more complex lines has been killing me. I am saved 😭🙌

Finally, line art advice that's actually useful instead of just "Are your lines bad? Just draw every day until it isn't lmao" Also THANK YOU for including information about actual digital art tools like streamline and liquify, I've never seen an art tutorial that actually includes these things 😭🙏 Mfs be acting like it's trade secrets or smth

I LOVE YOU.

changing dpi to 300 is fucking LIFE CHANGING!!! THANK YOU!!!!

thanks this is useful knowledge

Yeah nah bruh hold this W, you’re GOATED

One of the most helpful art videos I’ve ever seen! Thank you, you’re a great teacher!

QUICK REALLY LATE QUESTION Will all this work if you dont use procreate?

Jesus Christ, this changed my life

Thank you so much!

As soon as I stopped worrying about tracing the sketch perfectly it looked so gooooooood!!! Thank you

2:12 this made me LAUGH brothaaaaa

Thank you 👌🏽👍🏽

Much needed. Thank you for taking the time to explain the process. Most digital art tutorials tend to speed through the line art and get right down to coloring and shading.

Why stop cooking

Very nice video Please tell me which ipod size is best for digital drawing i am in confusion of 11" inch and 13" inch,

Very nice video Please tell me which ipod size is best for digital drawing i am in confusion of 11" inch and 13" inch,

So genuine and helpful

The crazy thing is, is that I went to having extremely good line art to semi okay like art to wtaf is that line art. But it just looks better 🙏

THANK YOU.

Please I really want to have details of your general full settings for your procreate in relationship with your apple pencil use . Thanks so much

Exactly. :3 Screenless tablets have better posture, as I often say. I have the XP-PEN Deco Pro MW, which was good with the shortcuts on my non-touchscreen laptop, but not so good with touchscreen, and the XP-PEN Deco Fun Small. You can do gestures with touchscreens, which mostly works (some apps, ehh) and Krita, the best art program, has the brilliant Pop-up Pallette, which I have activated with my botton pen key, and my undo is my top key. You can press down with a stylus to have it pop-up, but I prefer the button since it's quite easier. I have Krita's settings for the drawing/painting with the screen, to pan and rotate without markings. I love the minimalistic setup, and touchscreen laptop, and smartphone. Shalom. <3

I really need that brush where did u get it??

what app

Unironically one of the best videos I've ever seen it the art help space. I think my tablet has neither palm rejection nor smoothing, but the things you said will come in handy

Those bo😮bs are perfect

Is palm rejection in iPad or procreate

What brush is this!?

Oh so YOU CAN overshoot. The fact that it even has a name is baffling to me. I always thought it was bad that I drew long ass line and deleted part of them because I couldn't stop where I wanted shdhdjkd

Hey I want to give you a tip for making videos... The part at the end where you show the before and after is actually, to me, the most interesting part of the video, so I think you should mention it at the very start of the video so people know it won't be just some random drawings for 7 days but that you're building towards what you'll reveal at the end... so while watching the whole video people can think "I wonder if she'll remember this stuff" while looking forward to finding out. Art-wise honestly I thought "there's no way she'll remember anything" at first because you listed a million things to study at the start, stuff that each is worth investing months and years into... X) To give a personal example, I've been filling a page to improve my hands for 10 days now and I ended up finding a hand on Sketchfab and drawing the same hand day after day after day from different angles, as that helps me focus on how the geometry rotates instead of trying to learn everything at once (poses, bones, muscles, veins, age, skin folds, texture, color, gender, fat, foreshortening, movement range, translucency, stylization, XD ) .... Would absolutely love to see a video just like this one where you pick a hyper narrow focus and show how much you improved at the end, I'm curious.

Name of the lineart brush please

Probably the most useful video i have seen in a while!

What brush are you using?

If this is beginner i have no hope in myself anymore

What is the brush you used for sketching? I want to buy it. Ty

I really needed this

I love this video whenever I get back into rendering and not only sketching I like to experiment with lineart! I am good at traditional linear like pen and paper but not with my tablet so this video is godsend hahah

you better not private this video because this help me a lot

i dont have the streamline setting, what do i do?

lowk i just ball it no line art and do a kinda painting technique whwre i just blob colors on and it looks good

What are your favourite streamline and stabilization setting? Been having trouble finding a sweet spot with them

Thank u so much for sharing this with us, I learned so much by just this one video 🥹✨✨

Thanks for making a video on this, I’ve been trying to figure out how to do as much as I can to study anatomy in a week so I can actually draw faster and with more confidence, I stared with faces so far and I’m definitely not doing 100 pages 😅 (35 most likely, just so I can finish my sketchbook) and showing your process/progress actually makes it seem doable! Also, if anyone else is going to do this I suggest looking up videos on different ways to hold a pencil while drawing, I watched a few and while they’re mainly to avoid hurting your hand permanently, I realized I think I draw so tiny because my handwriting is also very small, and changing your grip, while a big learning curve, makes it easier to use your whole arm to draw (and not damage your wrists!) so it’s worth it if you’re planning on drawing for hours! (I also found a way that makes it way easier for me to see the paper and draw, I’m a lefty and I started to hold my pencil between my middle and pointer finger and it surprisingly helped a lot, I don’t remember which videos I watched but I’m sure they won’t be too hard to find.)

holding back from undo (+ long strokes!!) is such a golden tip, i started like 15 minutes ago from this video and my lineart is already way, WAY better now whattt lifeaving future-brightening w video frfr