What tablet do you use?

I've used IP for over 4 years and didn't know you could split the toolbar by docking it in the corner. I'm gonna watch more of these, thanks!

Great work ..Do you have a video of you doing a storybook composition /ilustration ?

it s not free and most brushes are locked.....

Ugh.. I don't want tight hinges, I just want a locking mechanism. I don't want a skinny arm with little joints, I want a frickin' triangle. Why doesn't anyone make such practical stands? Why does it always have to be fancy BS? Just imagine a regular stand, such as the low angle triangle-shaped ones we typically get with our tablets. Except not only should it have higher adjustable angles, but can also change elevation via placing/sliding the tablet up. Like, it's such an easy solution. How TF has nobody done this?? I can think of so many super basic shape designs that would provide both angle, elevation, AND stability The least they can do is add an optional secondary arm to act as a support pillar underneath to prevent wobble and the inevitable joint 'drift'

in my head it goes something like this "if its not Yusuke murata lvl then its not worth sharing or even keeping" I am very harsh on myself.

I see what your saying, but then there are the stories of people that drew for 10 to 15 years and did not improve. That is what my head goes to all the time. And fear sets in. not everyone knows how to study. Its a skill in itself.

I think the best to overcoming anxiety is to just keep moving on. I mean if we want to keep improve, there will be a wall of struggle that could lead to anxiety no matter what. But the important thing to know is to not push ourselves too much when anxiety happened. That’s why sometimes taking short break or doing something like your video suggest is very useful. To calm down our anxiety to not overly extended

I just keep drawing, just keep drawing 😢😢😢

I remember I recently posted something after a long hiatus (and this just happened to be so long ago that we didn't have reels dominating the Instagram space), but I essentially got like 2 likes and archived it out of embarrassment after a day or two. All of that to say, I really appreciate your point about how the world doesn't need "perfect" art and that it needs honest heartfelt art that reflects the person who created it. My lifelong goal as an artist is just to tell stories essentially, and your point has helped me readjust my outlook on just what parts of art are actually important (at least to me). Whether I post it or not, this sentiment about social media's "perfect art" is something I'll continue to think about anytime I want to make art or encourage myself to do so. Thank you.

If you think about it, portraits, still life, and landscapes are basically fanart of whatever is the subject of your drawing

I push myself to post new stuff more and more. I do that through projects I set as goals to myself also posting is a way for me to document my progress for myself more than for anyone else. Gaining eyeballs is practically impossible imo

This year I made a new year resolution to post an artwork on IG every week (which ended up being every two weeks :/ ) and it honestly helped me to be less self conscious about my art. I don't do it for likes, I don't put tags or promote the account, instead I treat it more like a public progress journal, it's great to see how much you improve in a year. Also it help me connect with other artists, both irl and online, which has been amazing, as art can often be a very solitary activity. Great video!

No, its not worth the trouble to share your art 😢

In the past I hated drawing fanart bc it felt like I wasn't being original. But at the same time, im much better at it. Shoulda just held my pride. 'Self-taught artist my ass'

I started drawing by focusing on developing my original characters. I did not know it was that powerful. I already did tranced drawings of other fanarts I enjoy. I believe I should keep doing it.

Thanks, this really helped. Lately, I’ve been feeling like fan art is a waste of time like it’s not truly mine, and any recognition or followers I gain would be due to the character, not my own artistic appeal. Now, seeing it as a learning step, it feels more purposeful and fulfilling.

When I first started posting in January I wasn't used to digital yet. It was punishing to say the least... So as I went on, I started doing fanarts and style studies of artists whose styles I admired and not only did I get good but I got somewhat of a following- the story is ongoing but the point is: you're absolutely right!

I feel like everyone's way too hung up on "originality", nothing is truly original and it shouldn't really take away from certain pieces of art. Some renowned classic artworks from master artists can be considered fanart like with mythology and literature so I don't see how that's any different.

I haven’t finished the video but in the same line of thinking i used to hate people making OC’s of like Genshin characters for example. I thought it was unoriginal and like kinda cringey. It was when i grew up that i realized between me who never make any OC, and someone who do it practically every day by making OC’s of their favorite show/games that i realize they’re probably better character designers than i will ever be lol. At the end of the day, just do what makes you happy, improving at art is so very much hard enough without you worrying about this stuff already.

I really love draw Jinx. Beacuse she have a uniqie design and a lot of potential for energy poses. I like her hair and outfit. Jinx help me to practice draw braids, a woman body and specific clothes. Amd future I'll try to draw her weapons.

Drawing Fanart helps you focus on a goal better and also teach you more on what you yourself likes, leading to the famous ''style'' all artists have.

Very clear instructions. Thank you for the tip.

Thank You!

*Hard work can beat talent only if talent doesn't work hard* There's a strange and fallacious assumption that people who are talented don't work hard. While it's egalitarian to assume talent doesn't exist or isn't a factor, talent does exist and allows you to level up faster. While there isn't an artist gene, there are a host of a genetic factors which can appear as talent such as ability to learn fast, color discrimination, proportion, hyperphantasia (vs. aphantasia), and others.

Talent is real. average artists love to cope for their inferiority. prodigies are everywhere. Hard work means nothing in art its about brilliance and what you can make period. You will never change that people thats always saying this are always below average or mid artists in the community speaking for the true geniuses and Visionary artist because they will never reach them all art are not equal, there are artist that grow at a rapid rate while some grow slow, some people understand things much faster some dont and so on i wish people would just accept your postions and move on your not the character

People don't pop out the womb with the ability to draw the Mona Lisa. It's all about effort, hard work and stubbornness.

I think talent is a good factor but at the end of the day hard work overrules everything

i think talent is real. some people "pewdiepie" are just driven and have a inate desire to learn. Thats where the talent part comes in. If your not like that by nature you will not see improvement because your not that kind of person. Its very hard to change a habit but its even harder to change your inate self to the core.

Awesome video this is a great talking point … it’s all about the time you put in that gives you the best results…. We never know the mileage of anyone who is considered great at whatever they do …

I like to say talent is just a starting point. It often gives you a starting advantage, and an aptitude for learning things faster that have to do with the thing you are talented with. But if someone with talent doesn't do anything with it, it just sits there. Someone without talent who is a diligent individual will eventually pass someone with talent simply because they put in the time and effort. Also, sometimes natural aptitudes don't line up with interests. Sometimes people have talents in areas where they have zero interest of any kind. If only we could swap talents when that happens 😅 Talent + Interest + Hard Work = Ideal No Talent + Interest + Had Work = Still gets you there Talent Or Not + No Interest + No Hard Work = Useless

Sketching is fun, it brings up my confident and mess around with the drawing but during line art process I get anxious because I could half the drawing line looks bad.

Thank you bro So Usefull For mee😅(sorry if Any mistake in my grammar)

this video came to me at just the right time! your perspective is insightful and compelling :)

Nice vid!

Hmm. "Helping or hurting" suggests a rate, but I don't use socials and I don't make art, so at t=now we have 0/0; use l'Hopital's?

Very cool!!

I just subscribed to your channel, you have great content. And I wrote this same comment on your earlier video, chances are you will probably see this comment before you see the other one :) so here it is again: Which android tablet would you recommend for Infinite painter that can also be used as a phone? I'm trying to get myself to drawing more daily when I'm out and about but I know I won't want to carry both a phone and a small tablet, so want to see if there are any bigger screen devices that support this app, that can also be used as phones, thanks in advance!! (Btw, what program do you use for screen capture while you draw? Love your drawing style!!!).

Great content. Which android tablet would you recommend for Infinite painter that can also be used as a phone? I'm trying to get myself to drawing more when I'm out and about but I know I won't want to carry both a phone and a small tablet, so want to see if there are any bigger screen devices that support this app, that can also be used as phones, thanks in advance!!

Great video I like how u show u doing the drawing with u hand.

The colour sphere for shading honestly makes infinite painter the goat for me, plus the way you can drop your references anywhere is a lifesaver :)

Great video. I need to try this

Excelso!!! No se si lo mencionaste porque no se inglés pero ¿En cuanto tiempo lo hiciste? Saludos.

so cool =)

Hi, does the pen support pressure level?

This video is great! I appreciate all the drawings you’ve made. I’ve been struggling with my art lately, but I can put this video to use. 😊

Hey, sorry for the audio issues in this video. Had a lo of background noise during recording and made some weird noises during post processing. I've edited those bits out. Hope you enjoy the video!

is the voice AI?

Thanks for the tips and the great drawings. What are the weird sounds ???

5:28 WHATS THAT??