3 Lessons DRASTICALLY Improved my Illustrations.

[@ergojosh]

Procreate: 46 hours | ClipStudioPaint: 24+ hours | Reference Gathering? 5+ hours. Maybe even more thats the most embarrassing one lol. I think it’s safe to say this took me 70 hours! I feel like I could easily cut 15 hours even if its a different character/fandom. So yeah...apologies if you experience any dizziness. Compressing that much time into

[@rephaelreyes8552]

I give up in 2 hours lmao

[@joewillsart]

Truly inspiring. I am working on some game design art, and was [read AM] overthinking it. This helped so much. I have a bunch of artist friends that I can tap as resources. You reminded me about using the community I'm part of as a resource for inspiration and aid in a time of creative struggle. Rather than struggling alone and making a sub-par piece of work. THANKS! Also, THIS IS SUCH A DOPE PIECE! Your way of approaching the highlights [especially around the terminator line] with tone patterns is such a sick idea [reminds me of that "into the spiderverse" vibe mixed with a heavy bowl of WLOP] So dope!

[@jely_cast1594]

Wow, and I thought making 30 hours or 50 in a piece was to much, thank u for sharing the video, it makes me believe that one day not only my drawings will look amazing and have and impact to people but also that if it takes me so much time or less, it doesn’t matter as much as I wanna make the best of the art piece I’m doing 💖

[@socialott8021]

seeing one of my favorite artists take so much meaningful time to perfect each piece makes me feel better lol.., I always worry im wayyyy too slow compared to others since well I’m just like that but this is very comforting

[@camilatte2700]

I- i ussualy take 100 hours ( im not exagerating thats litterly what procreate calculates) per illustration- not counting the other studies i do at the same time, gathering reference etc etc etc-…. Its nice to know im not alone 😭

[@BrentJohn]

1. Abandoning fear, and embracing confidence. 2. Abandoning ego. 3. Pursuing perfection. Very good points!

[@allanredhill8682]

I agree with all these points except the last one - I understand your sentiment but Id rather say one should strive for his best/excellence instead of perfection. The difference is one is achievable, the other isnt. Striving for perfection will only lead to two things - feelings of inadequacy and burnout...

[@CODBlackOps6WALKTHROUGH]

this whole video is made of things i disagree with. and i love ergojosh, but its just kind of crazy that this is what people have to do to compete on social media.

[@xMckingwill]

I think what he means by "perfection" is your absolute limit of your ability. So if you know how to render an object but you only decide to shade it and add no highlights even though you know how beacuse lets you want to finish it faster that wont be pursuing " perfection".

[@allanredhill8682]

@@xMckingwill I know but some people will take it too literally so I wanted to clarify it. Perfection is a dirty word for artists imo

[@xMckingwill]

@@allanredhill8682 yeah i agree i have an issue with it myself sometimes i will spend a long ass time tweeking and tweeking a sketch to get "perfect" instead of just trusting the process.

[@Galinn_Arts]

Hello Allan :)

[@harleybrune427]

Why does this give me horror story vibes lol

[@hillsongaming2822]

Your not the only one

[@kwasib-r2434]

It sounds like a mad scientist explaining how he created his monster.

[@steev7343]

It reminds me of the scary stories that I listen to on here 😂 he has a chill voice tho

[@doirluv]

👀👀👀👀

[@kikiv1775]

I love the fact that you've brought to light that paintings take a REALLY LONG TIME. Yes people can paint a nice painting in a few hours, but painting a really amazing piece takes time.

[@silentsiren4797]

Note for myself, felt like sharing, hope it helped you out! 1) abandoning fear and embracing confidence. Pick the coolest idea you could think of, the one you like the most and ignore whatever skill level you are 1:28. Once you're in-line with your clear goal, you will get into a flow, you will be in the present for the process not for the final outcome 6:53 2) abandoning ego. Think about improvement, critiques, ask for advice, if you agree, fix them. This will not only help you to create a better final piece, but eliminating mistakes that you will make in the future. It's okay to take a few hours just to fix your mistakes, this could be focal length, depth of field etc. You don't need to jump to rendering right away, take your time to think about better ways to improve it. When rending use whatever method there are and the ones that you like, test the filters, paint in black and white 3:35 Even though you could name dozen of parts in the painting you want to change or fix, but focus on the main key elements, what exactly do you want this piece to express 7:28 3) pursuing perfection. if you know there is something you can do to make it better, then change it. Think about your aspiring artist, whoever you look up to, what would they add or change if they are creating your piece, how would they show the personality and character better, what is unique about their work, why do you like their work, what impact does it create (did they use fog, dust, dirt, grime, sweat, blood, broken glass etc. to enhance their piece?) 8:02 Don't over render elements that aren't important, sometimes when you put all your effort on the first attempt, it might actually be your best work and save you much more time. Whenever you lose motivation, ask yourself what is it that makes you excited, is it painting the face, hair? 9:21 (something I'll add that helped to motivate myself is look back at your original goal why did you start this piece).

[@weronyan3184]

Thank you soo much for sharing these, really helped out.

[@astrea555]

I was feeling horrible after spending nearly 3 weeks on a single painting (even if I'm proud of the final result) because I thought that wasn't normal.. so thanks

[@gilangraka8129]

Same I feel really pathetic

[@TheCrazedEB]

dont feel bad, 3 weeks isn't even that much for 1 painting. Some people take years to finish a piece or revisit it. There is no time constraint if you're making work for yourself, just go at your own pace, it's done when its done.

[@Nanaba]

woow 3 weeks. can we see your painting

[@poko9562]

I take 3 months its fine dude

[@suzume_artz]

I gasped when I saw the final result. Her eyes & expression were especially captivating ❤️ You did such a great job with it! I could tell that you got inspired by Guweiz with the way you shaded her clothes & hair. Thank you for pointing out that you don't have to be fast & efficient to progress better. I often take a long time with my artworks until I'm satisfied with it, and they honestly turn out better than the ones I do faster. Also, can't wait to hear more about your Procreate course! ✨

[@songofstorms3534]

New follower here. This was one of the first videos I’d seen from you and immediately I became a fan. Not just because of your work, but because of your transparency. You didn’t hide the fact that you struggled and had to overcome various obstacles through out the process. Ultimately, it seems your drive and passion led you to persevere. This alone is so powerful. The result is a brilliant, captivating work of art and visual story telling reminiscent of Guweiz. I love everything about this piece and listening to your journey along the way just made me love it so much more. Thank you for sharing!

[@kasketchee1491]

It's so incredible to see your progress from start to finish, you did so well! I love how you posed yourself and used it as reference too. Very inspirational 🤍

[@Audifan8595]

dude you've come so far it's actually incredible. the atmosphere of this illustration is absolutely captivating. everything from her pose to her facial expression, the environmental storytelling, lighting, viewing angle. it tells of such an intense moment i feel like i can't even take my eyes off it. i completely agree with you that viewers can feel something different when seeing works of great passion and dedication. i can feel that you entered some sort of mental state while painting this. i can't look away.

[@Elayourfella]

That’s a great tip and I think applies to most of other things… fear can hold you back from doing something you won’t regret✨

[@Cymricus]

this is the most motivating video i’ve ever seen for a hesitant person that doesn’t think they have any talent at all as an artist. i appreciate it

[@talhaacar]

I love hearing about other artists opinions about how the, for example, shading of a random object reflects their life and struggles. Such a great video!

[@Interstellar643]

At this point, I'm officially in my 2nd year of drawing. This summer I decided to give it my all. I drew every day while focusing on areas of improvement with each sketch. I also developed my love for a certain style, and I'm seeing it start to take over my drawings, haha. Compared to a year ago, drawing is feeling more natural. I had to learn to let go of a lot of frustrating things. Sometimes it was a matter of letting go in the moment, and coming back when I was ready.

[@pathofzeros]

Love this piece and the process. Looking into her eyes gives me chills

[@commentbot9510]

I find that striving for perfection causes two things: sketches that take hours to complete and unfinished drawings.

[@toptierprocrastinator]

I think you're missing the point of what he was saying. While pursuing perfection, you have to abandon fear and embody confidence. The only reason that unfinished drawings may be the result for you is that you are afraid of imperfection and scared of the final product not being as good as you want it to be; at least that's what I took away from the video

[@johnnawilliams1968]

I remember you talking about this idea in an earlier video, but this is beyond what I imagined. This painting is beautiful and you captured her so well.

[@christorietas]

Josh you clutch it so much with this painting and the process video explaining your mindset, super cool, I'm glad to see your growth! Big inspiration, keep up the good grind, I actually feel proud of you, good luck in everything man

[@zuzu.soltys]

Daamn! Hearing the story behind this painting is truly inspirational 😱🤩! You also motivated me how you were asking other people and always tried your best. Keep up the good work!

[@mykal92684]

i want more of these videos. That was an experience. Hearing how and why while you paint is immersive.

[@battz7252]

Thank you for this lesson josh, i had the same situation like after I draw the whole body and clothing, I completely lose motivation to finish my piece. Now I had an idea on what to do XD.

[@cherulean_art]

I had chills down my spine the entire time the final result is beyond stunning, I usually don't comment but I'm a huge fan of your work and artstyle, and this Yor piece really has something magical and captivating about it 😳

[@glowingcrowns1692]

Damn bro you getting a lot better from when I first discovered your channel in 2020. Keep up the good work

[@rexdialing8161]

Bro you're soooo bravee!!! I wish someday i could be as brave as you! I always give up my ideas, being scared of if i can or cant finished it. So, i always put a boundary what i think i can only do. Keeping myself to be creative which sucks. I want to but im scared. Sometimes ill reason to myself i didnt have enough materials so i could cover up my weakness. Im completely aware yet i ignored it. I dont know of myself. I feel shitty

[@andrelfr92]

I love this asmr soothing voice description on how you went about making this piece!

[@Noitalever]

Truly inspiring. Following you over the past few years up to now is a crazy thing to think about when I watch this vid. It literally felt like watching your growth, compressed together for a single viewing. From sketch to final; you can see past skills layer on top of each to bring out an amazing piece! Like a chef putting his culinary skills together to make one great dish!

[@bodawei425]

A striking piece that has punch, movement and that tells a story. One tends to forget all the time and work needed behind this. The final result is stunning but the road to get there is never a straight path: it's made of trials and errors, adjustments, starting over. Thanks for the lesson of drawing and of humility that is the mark of the true professionals.

[@mistyleaf4888]

This is my first time commenting on one of your videos like this but this topic makes me want to to share a bit. I started watching you maybe 2 years ago when I started my art journey and I feel like we've both come a long way, lol. But yeah. Dude, if you were a fanart account on Twitter this piece would garner hundreds of thousands of likes. This piece is spectacular and I honestly feel a little bit proud of how far you've made it in terms of painting - I remember in the past I'd always think that your sketches and line art were amazing but with this skill, you could be doing so much more. And you're proving me right with this one, so beautiful. Of all the youtube art teachers I know, your process is one I find most similar to mine. The copious amounts of references, the picture inserts, the HOURS it takes to finish just one illustration, etc. I agree with you on your point that your process doesn't have to follow anyone's process at all. Like, a long time ago I stopped caring about the "no shading with black/grey" rule and it's done wonders for my depth as long as I do it right. And who cares if I like to put my highlights right as I sketch or if I constantly put filters and whatnot? There definitely are rules I think you should always stick by, especially with anatomy, proportions, and perspective, but there does come a time when you're better off letting go of your inhibitions and just doing what your hands feel is right. What really improved my illustrations was that, once I felt like the idea was there, I'd flatten everything and paint from then on. The lack of layers stops me from hesitating (looking through layers to see if anything looks wrong) and forces me to just, draw. Probably my favorite video of yours so far, thank you for always being one of my biggest inspirations.

[@danila.5181]

GAH DAMN THE AMOUNT OF TIME THIS TOOK IS MINDBLOWING, but also, I can see where that time went. The end result is amazing 😳

[@ClaudiaDCD]

Amazing to learn from! I loved hearing what lessons (psychological ones mostly) that helped you with this piece. Going straight at your fear, painting a piece you want with disregard to your skill level, blew me away. But so did how you took critique, still felt its frustration but still utilized it nonetheless. Putting that in my back pocket for my own art!

[@dx3910]

On ripping & deriving from a CBP2077 background: so glad you did this! It's protected activity & perfectly valid to create derivative works based on a "tracing". I go the opposite way -- backgrounds are easy for me, while figures are annoyingly necessary and a huge chore. Using 3D models and/or the silhouette of a pose can help people who don't care about figures reach the next level. I strongly recommend the landscape-inclined (or abstract types, etc) use Blender, Skyrim, UE, Pinterest, or whatever they know. Generate a pose, outline it, and focus on finishing an original composition! Almost nobody believes me about this due to current culture being obsessed with from-scratch character design ;). It doesn't help that intellectual property law is scary. Just remember that as long as you aren't outright copying with zero derivation -- you're good to go. I'd be grateful as hell if I randomly discovered a character artist traced out one of my backgrounds and made something fresh! Let's hope the pendulum doesn't swing backwards and give landscape people cause to harass the character-driven peeps :)

[@chericecraft]

Every time. Every single time I end up with more admiration for you than before. It's so cool to watch! This is a very important and helpful video. Thank you so much for making it and for showing how incredible it can be to push ourselves past where we think our limits end. YOU ARE OUTSTANDING!!!!

[@MajeedaArt]

Watched this the other evening while arting & this is awesome! not only the art but you're points, you're raw honest thoughts I think much of what you said holds many artist back including myself. I was listening & watching thinking wow! and of course by the end I was curious to see the final results of the work, congrats on new course. ❤️✨🎨

[@barrington5438]

It’s cool to see your process on this dynamic piece. Love the lighting. Also, your voice is so soothing to listen to. You should do like voice acting or audiobook recordings or something.

[@osooso6027]

i love this video so much, these are things i am constantly trying to remind myself of that i struggle with a lot. seeing you have those same thoughts and then bringing out a piece like this is incredible and ads structure and security to my similar thoughts, its so important to keep these things in mind to be able to operate at your peak, thanks

[@ReginaBell]

I'm glad that I watch this my fear of failing on my online business, KZbin channel, myself and artist block is keeping me away from my dream. I want to work from home and do what I love the most. Thank you 💟

[@JamesJohnson-fn1qt]

Amongst everything else in this video, I love your resourcefulness. Being willing to take help and feedback and references shows great humility, and the range of ways you captured reference shows great creativity. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@stefanvijatov5349]

hey so i wanna say this, you draw everything perfect, but there's one thing I'd recommend. Fix the face proportions, distance between the bottom of the chin and bottom of the nose should be the same as distance between bottom of the nose and top of the eyes and the distance between the top of the eyes to the top of forehead should be same as other 2! Those are the realistic measures and you can even checking out by putting your hand on your face. For me i can fit 3 of my hands on my face vertically. Anyway keep up the great work!

[@dr4gonblades]

amazing work josh!! the painting gives off such guweiz vibess.. love you for being here and sharing your knowledge and thoughts with us💜💜💜

[@Charentati]

I think there is a big problem with the straight arm of the femal character and the arm of the man. On the female this arm seems to short because her shouder is put in an unanatomical position, like she broke her claviculus bone or something. Plus her other arm is not resting on the table, with this set, it's very unlikly she can stay balanced in that position, her straight arm should be very tense considering it 's the only thing that balanced her whole upper body. The balance and the weight repartition is not good, it feels off. The man hand feels off too. Considering the persepctive and the leg position of the female character, there is no way his hand reaches the side of the table in the same way as the lady. The two characters belong to two differents perspective/focal plan on your drawing. The shading makes thing easier on eyes but it's off if you look the details of different positions. It's obvious when you were at the line art stage of the video. This kind of main front composition is super hard to do.

[@PARADOXsquared]

Thanks for reminding us to push to the limits of our ability. There are so many ideas that I just don't draw because I don't think I can execute them as well as I would like. Then at the same time, lament over how much more imaginative my art used to be even if it was technically rougher in execution

[@beckyhaystar]

This was inspiring and the final piece came out so well. I also really like the style of this video with the voiceover and mood, very intense!

[@idrawnyc]

Thank you for this. I'm such a big fan of your art and work ethic. You're killing it king!

[@KumoTheCatto]

Great Video and great illustration Josh! I think these tips seem very simple at first, but have such a great impact.

[@Mr.Bendoverr]

I'm lucky to have started drawing many years back. The biggest tip I can give anyone is use reference and feel free to trace your own pictures/ 3d models. It's NOT cheating. It speeds up your learning and makes the process less painful. Especially if you made that reference you should use it to its fullest potential. Sorry for rambling.

[@gabrielmorais5587]

Need to manage: 1 - the nose is too long, or the face would need to be shorter. 2 - The left leg is strange, it would have to be more firm in her step. 3 - there is a light on the side of her left foot, on the man's face, it generates a lot of contrast and draws a lot of attention to that area. 4 - there had to be a better definition from one breast to the other. 5 - Suggestion: You could include a hand or detail of the man who will be the next to be eliminated. Most importantly: The art is perfect. Excellent work!

[@razondeetre1837]

I clicked on this video waiting for more comments like this one, as soon as I saw the thumbnail I spotted a bunch of things he could improve, but apart from that his message and advices are very good.

[@gabrielmorais5587]

@@razondeetre1837 thanks

[@sheilaharris5961]

I'm so glad I watched this. All those points you made is exactly how I feel about my drawing process. I also LOVED that you did the pose yourself for reference! I always felt horrible for that

[@IwanPieterse-iwanzbiz]

Dude your voice and the background music is so soothing. Feels like Dune or something. I can just listen to that in the background. Of course your advice is wise and I feel inspired as well.

[@repeekyraidcero]

0:10 yep Nothing like irl refs. Love em. Best thing ever

[@maraeamills2082]

That was amazing, not just the pice but the whole process.

[@candyberry7620]

I can feel the sensation that she has just jumped in front of me causing the camera to tilt like this! I totally felt the energy in the painting!

[@logicphinix951]

Bro put his all into this drawing,it's so beautiful. Keep up the good work

[@observrgxlded]

Absolutely slayed it on this one, Ergo!

[@eabhahealy2726]

You should absolutely look into starting a podcast - your voice is so calming and easy to listen to 😊

[@Rayedrgn02]

Amazing work Josh! She is stunning! I ❤‍🔥the idea of deranged or dangerous female characters because women are suppose to have that natural maternal and sweet personality trait, unless of course they've been through some serious ❈ 🎀 𝐵𝐸𝐸𝒫 🎀 ❈. It makes the viewer imagine what could have happened to them to transform them into the monster they become.

[@Kthxbye988]

You are such an inspiration man! Love it and your whole channel.

[@starlyte1]

That another one of ur great art work so beautiful and give a lot of information just by looking at the picture. I love ur work and it help me to want to reach on ur level I’m working on no giving up on this end but keep up the great art work and thanks for being willing to share ur skills.

[@brushrunner]

If your problem is perspective. Maybe it would be more "useful/smarter" to tackle 40 different fisheye perspective with just flat rendering. You use the 1st hour to find a pose, and put it in perspective. And in the second hours you pose it in Pose It(on the ipad) match your camera lens, and correct your work, rinse repeat

[@theoverlander4579]

You're channeling major villain energy for this narration lmao this is an awesome video

[@romysketches]

This is incredible, Josh! loved this video and seeing the progress + have a good hard look at myself with the lessons you learned.

[@cozyknight1611]

What background music did you use? It’s really nice

[@adambowser5783]

Fantastic video, Amazing tips, and Phenomenal artwork.

[@AVD223]

yor loves killing she would smile at any assasination.... that kill is personal

[@LEOMARIANOartdrawing]

WOOOW !!! VERY NICE WORKS .. CONGRATS FROM BRAZIL ;) ...i'm subscribing now

[@carlosleon521]

OMG I didn't expect that Lexie Liu screenshot! great song

[@CircleofPharaohs]

I will put out my video Of YOR sometime later on KZbin I overthink myself with these videos but watching your style of videos is inspiring and you making it look easy ✨✨

[@theartofart1812]

Love it man, great work! Sadly all I can think about is “$70 hrs of hard work, skill, billable hours” vs “2 minutes of ai keywords getting not exactly this but potentially similar”…troubling times in the kingdom

[@clementlettuce]

remember, ai art is not artificial intelligence, its machine learning, its just a deviant of art thats been created. create your own art and your own concepts!!!

[@bonoshii]

This shouldn’t change or affect how you feel about creating art if you’re truly passionate about it AI art can create pretty pictures, but it can’t design, storyboard, stylize, or have any thematic style. It’s very limited an you won’t see it replacing actual artists for those within industries, or for commissions

[@RedonkaBert]

First time viewer of your channel. Awesome concept and great work on this project!

[@RickHenderson]

Such an amazing painting and it shows so much of the breadth of your abilities (and depth). What will you do with this image now?

[@HiroshiArtist]

This video had a big impact on my day as an artist

[@muguersoart]

Man it ended up so so so awesome! You a monster!

[@Karisma_tic]

Guweiz is ABSOLUTE art Goat.

[@hanzflackshnack1158]

People saying 60+ is a torturous and unnecessary amount of hours: real quick; post a rundown of your gaming/media/phone use hours per week :D

[@Hootowlsonly]

This painting is truly incredible. Well done! I feel inspired now xD

[@zanettilla]

The painting is AMAZING. I really loved it. Only thing I would have prefered is that her face isn't selling her character. I would love a better experimentation on facial expressions

[@ergojosh]

Whats wrong with it in particular?

[@zanettilla]

@@ergojosh I feel like it is just a straight face. When I imagine a psychopath-ish type of character I don't picture them with a serious face looking directly. Maybe something more similar to what you did on those Jinx's scketches, more like some smily face like if they were screaming or laughing. Maybe thats a little too cliche but I would have prefered that more than a serious face looking directly to the viewer. This is greate, tho I loved the pose

[@thedankest1218]

okay but the ref photos you took go hard wth

[@randomgingerart9546]

This is amazing I love it so much I want it as a poster or something!!!!

[@Storm3532]

Can you please link the music you used? I really love it

[@Hamadochi]

CYBERPUNK AS A BACKGROUND???? holy shit I never thaught about using a game like that. now thats a game changer when u need some specific camera angle

[@_twolemons_]

I take well over 20 hours on a lot of my art and knowing I’m not alone honestly makes me feel a bit better about my work.

[@oliver-by4lk]

why the is this so dramatic and asmr

[@Yorea]

I struggle the most with motivation, as soon as I hit the 10h mark I start losing interest very quickly. I already changed my style to suite this better and give me more motivation, but it’s still a struggle especially when something goes wrong and I need to redo bigs parts like the background where I’ll start cutting corners to finish it faster. I just don’t know where to get this kinda of patience and I don’t feel like brute forcing it anymore.

[@lonnieash]

Awesome painting and great explanation!

[@netradani]

0:11.. that hairline is ferocious josh 😂

[@VidakaDraws]

that was some load of inspiration and motivation holy frick

[@sparrowspaint]

"fear of failure will rob you of your creative potential" wow I couldn't have said it better! O.o though I'm still a beginner myself, I can't stress how true this is because i only made true progress in my art and skill when I realized there's no reason to hold back! if you don't like something, then change it; if you think something else would look better, don't hesitate to try it! as artists we have full creative liberty over our work so we can experiment with whatever we want! :D if you're too nervous about dismantling a piece, remember you can always save another copy before you try something and then there's no reason to worry about "ruining" it :]

[@1213kira]

I use a ton of references xD I'm shameless about it too lol after awhile you remember anatomy and posed from it...for me it has helped a lot...

[@wwolfyy2390]

bro this is so damn AMAZING like what- i got no words to describe srsly goodjob

[@animerman2017]

The self reference you used looks funny to me.

[@Karisma_tic]

Man this is Awesome !

[@harambe3363]

you made some intersting points i never thought about. I never do high render paints digitally. Traditional workflow is alot better to me if i need some really high quality stuff and doesnt have to be digital. I do digital splash art for a expensive price bc even though i can do it i dread it digitally. Digitally just feels so bland like im not really working my canvas to create the illusions of reality. So it doesn't feel as rewarding as say a charcoal drawing on really toothy paper, or oil pastel and really rubbing in those colors and almost carving at the paper with coats. The process is so much more involved traditionally so ill be 30min to an hour into painting and already just be over it. I simply dread and become hyper aware how long this will take even if its a cool image. But i've never really asked myself well WHAT WOULD make it fun?

[@bellhuko]

his voice is so satisfying

[@afreelancesketchartist261]

Hi ErgoJosh, I had recently purhaed your ‘Better Line Art’ tutorial and I m having trouble. My iPad Pro isn’t powerful enough to load the demo. I m not sure why to do aside from clearing more space. Do you have any suggestions?

[@ElvisRocking1]

This came out amazing dude, sounds like you really pushed yourself on this one. Do you feel burnt out? How is your art meter?

[@ergojosh]

Nope! This took around 3 weeks since I balanced it with other projects so it was a relatively slow pace.

[@ElvisRocking1]

@@ergojosh WOW!, you can work on multiple pieces? :0 i never thought about that, i will only hyper focus on a drawing at a time and then get burnt out. Sounds like a good topic for a video tbh.

[@franciscoaldeao]

This is amazing!!

[@userunfriendly9304]

you should do narration for audiobooks.

[@ZA1NT]

Good work josh!

[@Flandelacasa]

how do you reconcile putting details vs simplifying? This is something I repetitively hear painters say, but then I see other work that is anything but simple, like yours and many more.

[@platinumt3425]

0:12 Josh better be lucky it ain’t NNN yet 😩