5 MORE tips for better drawings

[@MrOmniblast]

I've never wanted to hug a man more in my entire life than I do Will Terrel! LMAO. He's like a giant teddy bear who teaches art to people.

[@Ninja-jumipy]

MrOmniblast Barney version😂😂😂

[@one6g]

Do you ever get so distracted by the ad you forget what video you clicked on

[@marieprestegard2495]

That happens to me too, hahaha

[@bugz7511]

Yeah

[@Mecanotech]

+Coffeecake Stayawake i did got distracted on weed and didnt know what i commented on

[@princeofdarkness4711]

+Coffeecake Stayawake Thank freaking goodness, I thought I was the only one. For a second I assume I have some weird mental disability but then after seeing your comment I;m relieved it's a normal thing xD

[@3eeway]

Lol yeah.

[@Roomsaver]

Will Terrell: Defying how light makes shadows since 2013.

[@nnaidirem]

Tip 1 already helped drastically with accuracy of drawing shapes lol.. especially my worst enemy.. the circle -.-

[@ryhenyumul6004]

+nnaidirem everyone can relate T^T

[@jellypopcorn]

I love this guy, only literally just found him and already I love his art. I watched his first video for tips and I loved how casual he was about it. At the moment im just starting out and i get really frustrated when my sketches suck butt. Watching a guy that is laughy helps me feel more calm. I look forward to watching more

[@UcanDraw]

That first tip about sketching from the shoulder really helps a lot! It was something I wasn't aware of, sometimes I would do it and others I wouldn't, so this is great. keep it up

[@shylothebeekiller]

i feel like there should be an animated gif of you doing the crazy shoulder movement face.

[@DBrown822]

Oh Indi 😄😄😄

[@JohnLothe]

D Brown my sides have erupted. xD

[@TheMountainbobcat]

like the animated shoulder drawing, cute!

[@Fra321]

Just found you and i'm already impressed of your art skills and how you just turn example lines into full images. I wish I could make such spontaneous pictures... and even such GOOD ones.

[@QuazzyDucks]

Your face when you were demonstrating drawing with your shoulder omg I'm dying XDD

[@xthemobgoblin]

Cybernetic werewolves are badass. I drew one as well lol i was fresh out of high school too. Had a whole story and team written out but soon found that to do it by myself was a little overwhelming especially for a kid straight out of high school. Great vid and even tho i already use your tips it is exactly what a struggling aspiring artist would need. Keep it up.

[@ShardNetwork]

No. 2 has been what I've needed to hear for so long. Thanks. It's really helping me loosen things up.

[@anotherelena]

Your laugh is just so amazing makes me chuckle every time I hear it. Id come back to ur videos just for that if not for the awesome art you make.

[@strivingcobra]

I drew the best rough circle ever when I tried your technique. Thank You!

[@maddscott833]

Your tips are seriously helpful! Going to try them all out after work :) Also thank you for always saying not to take your sketching too seriously, that's one of my biggest problems and it's good to keep being reminded :)

[@zZBurntToastZx]

hey will, could you maybe make a video specifically about drawing caricatures? or maybe capturing likeness in general thanks for all the videos anyway, man they're great!

[@SunshineLeclair]

Love your tutorials .... I'm a newbie, just getting the courage to share my drawings on some Facebook groups! Donna

[@emmaking9358]

I started drawing loosely and it has definitely improved my drawings! Thank you!

[@RazaRizvi]

You made that character with such ease, i am still trying to doodle a little closer to what you made. I guess I need to practice a lot before coming even close to what you make.

[@ThomasGiles]

That chuckle is the best! Thanks for the great tips!

[@mertone77]

That chukle though lol. So so inspirational! And i get instantly in to a good mood after i watched your videos. You have such a pleasant voice to listen too! Keep up the good work!

[@juliocarvalho8789]

Z-strokes is news to me! : D I loved the idea of the end of the video have a complete drawing with all the tips taught. Thank you ***** for teaching!

[@robertricobaldi7781]

The shoulder loosening up bit had me rolling! Thanks for video master toonist

[@a_little_bird]

The sports analogy you made about practice and actual games blew my mind. I never thought about art like that but it makes so much sense o:

[@rosellegreywood]

i am just mesmerized watching your pencil/ink strokes *_*

[@Saphira46]

I always dance to your opening music, I love it! Great tips! I'll really need to try them. The comparison with music made total sence to me (I play the flute for 8 years now)! I hope this realisation will help both my art and my music :)

[@relaxinmotion]

Great great tips... although already knows them, your simple and friendly reminder help me a lot... thanks for sharing!

[@stefanoabad2405]

great tips, great sound quality, never stop!

[@weirdchibidonut8205]

Wow, really helpful tips especially the "draw with your shoulder" tip and I seen your other tips too so thank you so much!!! I will seriously keep this in mind. Also, something to add, I'm not really a fan on cartoons when it comes to drawing but when I seen that grouchy monster I was all like "awwwwww I'll turn that frown upside down huggies". So I shall subscribe!! Loving the cartoon style!!! Hehehe, sorry for it being long...

[@TheVogensen]

you´ve already made me better! THANKS!

[@maggyrose2003]

tip 1 broke me. Sketching from your shoulder. WHAT?? I use both. I use my shoulder and my wrist. Without thinking. DAMNIT YOU MADE ME THINK AGGGH

[@herbp1326]

Thanks for the tips, getting out my sketchbook now.

[@khalillaporte7028]

Can you make a video of tips on making hands

[@brandencadwallader2430]

There's another channel called drawing with Jazza who has tutorials on hands

[@danielwilliams6052]

GREAT tips! Thanks Will! Very helpful!

[@Yuukilock]

Your laugh is cute, your art is fun. And your tips really apply to life too, no only art. You make me feel life is much less heavier through rough days. And at first I thought you were an old man haha.

[@Peteru69]

Keep smiling. Best quote ever.

[@ChombyChomp]

You are opening my eyes man. I shall follow these tips as well! :)

[@1o1VaulT1o1]

Thanks for the tips mr. Terrell.

[@robinsandlerz323]

Thank you so much! This helped me a lot!

[@carmenbroom9178]

Your tips are AMAZING!!

[@anonymousmokona8541]

lol that sphere shading was a failure

[@bugz7511]

Yeah lol

[@sloandoang5011]

+Mokona Modoki hahaha yeah fail...the shade position lol

[@borat5225]

it's just a demonstration

[@mqck777]

I absolutely love your youtube. I draw a lot, and seeing these certainly help me. Thank you! P.S. your laugh is the best!!

[@trapsenpai]

You're so awesome! I've just started drawing as a hobby and your videos are so helpful ^_^ Keep it up!!!

[@JesnaJoseanimelover]

OMG!! u earned one hardcore drawing fan subscriber!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE IT!!

[@arshiashayestehtabar6055]

very helpful. you are a great teacher. thank you man.

[@Bartxx96]

One thing that I find helpful is to swtich from drawing from your arm to drawing from your wrist when doing smaller drawings. Also you can even use your fingers if the details are too small. However I find that you shouldn't combine for example drawing from your arm + fingers cos it is impossible to control and can leave you angered. Its good to switch though :)

[@iphonemusings]

Another cool vid. Going to work on those sharp points and z stroke :)

[@jurko5212]

great video again :), could you do more of these videos about some usefull techniques. this really motivates me to practice. would be awesome if you brighten up more of these usefull things to practice.

[@moxyoonyx2713]

Wonderful tips. So helpful. Thanks so much

[@donnthomsen780]

Lots of great tips here Will. TFS, donn

[@guillaumeoliviermartin2218]

Thank you very much for this video sir!! Helps a lot!!

[@nbluey9466]

I made an account here just to say: thank you! The Z-stroke is amazingly helpful :D

[@0zerotone055]

The music just makes me smile

[@mattiassvanholm6]

Awesome Videos dude!! Keep it up!!

[@mattiassvanholm6]

I do have like a milion question to you! but I will check out all your videos first, maybe then I only have 100 questions. :P

[@skyef3337]

Cool! Love all your vids!

[@asaboy288]

it was actually entertaining and made me subscribe in an instant

[@nedazlatkovic4452]

Your vids are very useful!!

[@Aeraleach]

i just LOVE your videos and it helps me a lot thank you very much

[@joearnold5181]

Thanks for the tips I'll make sure I'll try them out :)

[@AnnNightNoxana]

Oh my goodness... DAT GRASS! DAT SWORD! Man, you are amazing, thanks so much for sharing all those little secrets. Also, the gaming comparison cracked me up, it's so true! XD

[@Wolfaren07]

Awesome tips. Thanks man!

[@LPNeromasti]

I love your Intro xD Thanks for the tips :) I really like your style.

[@ThornyPickled]

some more amazing tips from Will Terrell :)

[@phaelinx]

thanks so much for making these. great videos

[@marta5715]

1:46 wtf is happening to the light there

[@kayaeki]

Marta de la Torre when you bend the rules of physics by your drawing haha

[@nikribble]

OMG great tips, but I love your laugh! Definitely subscribed!

[@sofiesusi]

Sir, I love you. You made me realize I don't know shit about drawing. :) I want to improve so much now!

[@Soleya135]

gosh i would absolutely LOVE to have him as my art teacher *-* he's so funny

[@0Lottee0]

About a year ago I came across this video and tried so hard to hold my pencil the same way and it was so uncomfortable and weird feeling. I just thought I'd never get it, like my hand just did not want to do The Thing right and the other day I was sketching (on the back of a placemat at Denny's, like srs artists do) and realized I'd been holding my pencil that way for months and didn't realize I'd started to do it on my own without even thinking I was doing it and how much better my sketches where looking because of it :0

[@terrorofdeath11]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@trevorknight7228]

very funny example of drawing with the shoulder XD

[@AviusL]

0:53 Haha that totally made me laugh xD Just that "OMG look at this! I can't even believe it look it's working!!" face he has xD Really good video :)

[@abeersalazar4172]

This helps me a lot thanks!

[@akyer8085]

No wonder. I drew my picture small, but shoulder made it bigger when aiming small. Noice

[@alexcole2443]

That soldier is a spy!

[@TsukiiGetsu]

you are helping me so much since im stuck on my drawing lately and this is improving my skills a lot. thank you! whats the pen you are using btw?

[@yurikolovsky]

I love your optimism and happiness!! BTW I barely noticed the link to this video from the previous 5 tips. P.S. The more strength you apply the less accurate you are is also mentioned by a brain scientist (Watch "The real reason for brains" TED talk on youtube)

[@callmenathania3811]

thank you! this helps me a lot 😱

[@carmenbroom9178]

Plz if you don't mind, could you do one video on shadows? I'd appreciate it

[@minecraftercreeper6100]

Im new to this channel, Imma begginer :) I like your videos! Hopefully I'll learn More From you :) From Philippines! :)

[@lightdla9544]

minecrafter Creeper you'll do, you'll do :P

[@Cyberplayer1337]

Thanks for the tips!

[@evka436]

Well, I was surpirsed by sketching from shoulder. Why? Probably 'cause I'm drawing from my wrist. Honeslty? I didn't knew that it could help with drawing but now I see that this is true :D Thank you so much for all your tips, they're really helpful, not only this one with drawing from shoulder :D

[@TheStriderSyd]

I'll try holding my TIG torch loosely, and see if that helps my control.

[@KevinGonzalez-yj8cs]

Bro thank's a lot for the awesome vid!

[@1296DT]

your tips are helping me alot :D

[@DubiousArt]

This makes a lot of sense! If the pencil is doing all the work, I guess it makes sense that we don't want to strangle it while it is working! haha :D

[@laundrypossum7401]

Hey, so I'm having serious trouble drawing shoes on different angles. It was one of those skills that fell into the wayside for some reason, so I have this problem where I draw a good looking person but their shoes are horrendous. Any tips for fixing that?

[@alluraboy1371]

How much, generally, are brush pens you used the 'z' stroke with? Awesome tips by the way!

[@MsYingNYang]

i love your personality on camera and your really talented. Thank you for the tips =) How long did it take you to learn your skills? did you start drawing really messed up then got better? thought i should ask because mine kinda looks like a 4 year old drew it..... I'm 24 lol

[@bijuneendu1]

im naturally good at drawing and i came here just to get a bit of advice u no? thank u, its a very helpful video :)

[@magistra137]

I will keep on smiling as long as I have adorable, excellent monster riff-raff type of characters at the ends of all videos I watch. Failing that, I will have to remember those monster feet. That will keep me smiling!

[@rawar777joshanderson]

I love love love brush pens...but how do you avoid dulling or fraying the point? Mine seemed to get ruined so fast...or am I just buying the wrong brand? I have a Faber Castle and a Prisma Color

[@Rukain]

Awesome video 👍

[@piper6093]

I love your intro music :D do you mind telling me what it's called? Thanks!

[@void.valkyrie6516]

My drawing style is completely different but these tips still helped. :)

[@MarcFHuizinga]

Hey Will! I had the epiphany that I probably should be using brush pens for some of the work I do. Are there any brands that regular stores carry or are they mainly sold in artstores? Maybe you have a brand recommendation to start with?

[@mathewsamir5261]

this really helped me

[@Tiionry]

1:30 - How is the shadow on the right?

[@GarnetLynne]

as always great advice

[@caitybenkoski1512]

Do you by chance have a link to the cybernetic werewolf?

[@13goth69]

Will your one heck of a inspiration in drawing lighter stuff, I say this because I am a dark and Gothic artist ha,ha!

[@ayyylmao2036]

Im 14 and I really love drawing but im not really good most of the time concerning the fact that I dont use a lot of techniques, and whenever I see one, its just weird for me to use it because I've been drawing for a long time (since I was like 8) and I never changed the way I held the pencil or drew from my shoulder (I have always drawn from my wrist). I've gotten so used to it, it would probably take five years just to learn how to do a technique such as drawing from my shoulder and get used to it. I feel like I'm stuck. If I try a technique, I get frustrated and stop drawing, or start over how I normally would try drawing. If I don't ever try something different, I feel like it's just going to take longer to progress as an artist.