PROFESSIONAL ARTIST vs a 'CHILDRENS' Coloring Book..? - Disney Princess

[@ADCArtAttack]

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[@bravezoom]

If made a art box what it will be and what is the best of pen for a middle artist also how to get a Sponsor just wondering??..

[@Elfdaughter]

@@bravezoom That's a lot of indepth questions that you're not likely to get an answer to from ACDC, he'll get a lot of questions like that. If you want to find the best pen, then I suggest watching LOTS of reviews about brands that you can afford. Do research, look into them, try them out in stores. But remember - good tools does not make you a good artist - you can make amazing art with the cheapest of pens if you put enough practice in. As for getting a sponsor - concentrate on building your channel first. Get good videos, good lighting, good ideas. That will get you subscribers and views. You can't go looking for sponsors, sponsors need to find you. You've got 56 videos and 49 subscribers, that's not a bad start, but you need to be reaching thousands of views for sponsorships to start considering you.

[@tsatic]

NOW DO DRAGON BALL NEXT😤🔥

[@Grumpy-ole-gamer]

I bought 2 from your link they are amazing

[@PrinAnie]

Thank you for giving up. I feel so guilty when I stop enjoying colouring a certain picture (adult colouring book) and just turn the page and start a new one. It's a relief that a professional has done it too.

[@16taysia]

Same! 😁💖

[@kathymarshall220]

This is something that the KZbin art community needs more of! The realities of being an artist like pieces not working out, it being ok to give up (or even take a long break before going back), that there’s always an ugly phase (sometimes there’s multiple of them through one piece’s process), etc. ❤

[@Raptor1970]

Strong believer in the “ you learn more by failing than you do by winning”, if everything goes right then great but, if it goes wrong that’s where you learn. You learn what went wrong and how to not make that mistake again and how to fix it if you do, it’s also how you learn work arounds and even new techniques. Don’t get me wrong, screwing up a piece of art after several hours of work sucks, but for example learning you can push markers bleed back using the clear blender feels like magic…….just never give up art, that’s the only time you really fail

[@cyndi4886]

I love that you show that art isn't always perfect, and that's ok!

[@WestIndianCocoPlum]

I was so happy to see (and view) this video. I use colouring books to take a break and to try new media. When I first started using markers, I used a colouring book to try to learn how to blend and what not. I LOVE COLOURING BOOKS!

[@TheHealeyverse]

I think alot of people needed to see this happen. Me included. Its easy to get worked up trying to fix things and tainting a project to be less enjoyable. Knowing even the most skilled of professionals will take a step back from time to time is very reasurring for someone who's essentially still learning and figuring out what suits what styles. You continue to teach and inspire my friend. I hope you realise how much you help people with lessons such as these. And a great video still, i cant wait to show the kids. 😁

[@tea.23]

You're so goofy but in a good way! Always brightens up my day to see you having fun 🤣

[@lozantoninocreations]

I like seeing you add the pencils over the top. It has been a while since I have seen you do it. I think it actually looks really good and the pencils creates a really nice depth to it. Her hair looks great, maybe a little too many darks on the face, but that's all.

[@8386charlie]

I'm nearly 40 and I love colouring. It is relaxing 😊

[@DanielMartinez-dk9te]

I truly wanted you to do the Evil Queen with the Apple, that looked like an awesome drawing

[@Temptressxo]

Thank you for showing that giving up isn’t a big deal when it comes to colouring ❤

[@lunaremus]

Thank you for being honest and sharing the struggles of art.

[@davarrashayde]

I love that you showed that even professionals struggle and give up. Honestly for any level of artist knowing that people at all levels of art struggle (especially with something a lot of people would claim is "simple and easy seeing as it's something kids do" ) is actually really helpful and refreshing. I think a lot of people who are aspiring artists believe that as a beginner, you're allowed to make mistakes because you're still learning, once you're at the intermediate/advanced levels of art though any mistake is criticized because "You should know this already, and you'll never be a professional with these kinds of mistakes", and professionals are put on this pedestal of never messing up in their art. There's one artist who had a saying that I absolutely LOVE, the artist was Bob Ross and the saying is, "There are no mistakes in art, just happy accidents." I love this saying because, even with the piece you just gave up on, later on down the road, you might learn new tricks and revisit it, and once you do, the things that weren't working may turn into what makes it a masterpiece. There is someone who teaches art that i've heard of in a similar way. They have their students use pencils to make a portrait of themselves from a picture that was taken, once they get it to looking as good as they can the teacher has them smudge the drawing and muddy it up. Once they've done that, using pencils and erasers, keeping the original drawing that's now smudged as a base, they have to once again make it look as good as they can. This process continues for about 6 cycles, each time the student "perfecting" the piece. Once they think it's perfect, that it can't get any better. Their teacher has them rip their drawn portrait because "Nothing is ever perfect, and that's fine. Once you say something is perfect, you can never improve, and you stop growing." I wish i knew that teacher's name, because I'd sing their praises. True, artists pursue the ability to capture beauty to the best of their abilities, and push themselves to be able to do a better job of it every time they try. The thing that we artists shouldn't forget is that there's beauty in the imperfections as well, and room to grow.

[@TheSauceYouGetLostin]

My pencil work is always on point but my ability to color always turns out like this, that's what I like about coloring books, there is no risk for something you worked hard on, only the reward of pulling it off and getting better as you do so you can go back to that drawing with more confidence

[@SoggyWeetabix]

What i do to avoid this problem is trace it so if i mess it up i have a spare 👍

[@TheHealeyverse]

​​​@@SoggyWeetabix I recently started doing this too but the other way.. light pad was the best investment, makes it so much easier to scribble some quick scrap copies to practice on. Especially if you wanna test colours and shading and what not.

[@derekberry6122]

It kind of makes you realize how many times when artists in different fields like comic books, concept developers, or any other medium just gives up on what they're working on and moves on to something else. One thing I remember is from a video companion to the book "How to Draw the Marvel Way" where Stanley was telling about what the editor wants. The picture was starting to look like it was taking place in Ariel's secret cave of treasures. I think the black and white pages are images that were traced or made in a program but they just stuck what image that closely look like it. The other book I think was just used for color reference and not the same image.

[@danielastuff9529]

So great that you stopped. You gave permission to you and therefore to everyone watching. ❤

[@aliceinblossoms]

Why's this dude not popular yet?? (also I love your videos holy shit)

[@mirjanbouma]

630K subs is hardly "not popular" imo.

[@gzell5704]

Yes! The pacing/editing in this video (especially with the recent Temu episode) are such an improvement! The humor is balanced better with the topic being discussed; it doesn't feel forced or contrived. Plus the message you delivered is really refreshing to hear. Making Art should be enjoyable, and that it's okay to not finish a piece at times if you're not happy with it. Thank you for this.

[@heatherwarner865]

Being honest and failing just makes me enjoy your videos more Anthony. Failing makes us human. I color for my mental health. Im ama,ed everytime I finish a large piece and I,get better. The only way to truly learn art of any kind is to have fun and make mistakes.

[@dantecrossroad]

I feel like quitting while you're ahead is one of the most important skills to build. In anything, really! It's easy to get caught up in sunk cost fallacy, and learning to say, "You know what? This ain't working out." is vital to undoing that.

[@LeanneRaine]

Being able to fail at a piece of artwork, laugh about it, and move on is amazing! I think too often artists beat themselves up over things not going to plan (I, myself, am guilty of it). Thanks for demonstrating the right way to handle things. Keep creating and thank you for the video 🎨🖌

[@seekinghappy]

I love the premise of this video. Thank you.

[@juliecollins4441]

Thank loads 😊 I love all sorts of colouring books. Even some of the best ones I've bleeped up in and given up. Used to call it fail not anymore 😊👍

[@juicemAster2000]

I love how humble and honest you are but also remarkably talented. You make me laugh good sir.

[@gwenculver1040]

I’m 22 and I keep my roommate company while she does her college work online and while we’re watching her 3+ hour long videos we both using kids coloring books to keep us occupied. They’re simple enough that they don’t take too much attention and they’re honestly just more fun than the “adult” coloring books

[@sandrakenny3107]

I love your energy. Don't always get it, but I love it. The point of you giving up gives me hope. I have so many half finished works I'm now going back to and jumping in. Using your wonderful energy. Thank you I love your inspiration. 🤓

[@FiaraGC]

Loved this video... the initial marker'ing (?) and the music in the back just watching you color was perfect... slowly getting back to your roots and I'm here for it!

[@ADCArtAttack]

I watched an Original video during this edit, and I think I may try the old format, just once... for a laugh

[@shannonlowery131]

ADCArtattack I'm surprised you have not came our with your own coloring book. I know I would and and a lot of others would buy it. Love ya man.

[@JessicaSzempruch]

I really appreciate the message, as it takes the pressure off. I had a failure earlier today and I ended up cutting out the parts I liked to maybe do a collage later.

[@SkullShuck]

Great positive video, I’m really liking the new format! Great job man, keep it up

[@timeblink]

I guess Ariel didn't want to be part of your world

[@bravezoom]

Have a wonderful day and like your style of art and I have form clay to try.

[@davidgoodman2813]

Thank you very much for this video. It's honestly... reassuring? .. that you have the same kinds of trouble I do sometimes. It's OK for it not to be perfect. The comment about mistakes being consistent across the piece also felt good - because i've definitely turned errors into aesthetic by process of stubbornness :) Thank you for the video! I truly did enjoy it.

[@beckyhenzel541]

I really liked the video and it’s really nice to see you happy. Also to be enjoying what you are doing the new studio is very nice. Also thank you letting us know that it is ok to give up sometimes. I have taking a break from drawing and colouring but am going to go back to it. I want to do some Nigthmare before Christmas drawing and try my luck at cars.

[@lasbaby]

Thanks for being real - personal! I’ve watched you for a while. See you next time 😅

[@ChantelleArts]

Ariel looked so good until the pencils!! 😭 now you've got to try another princess using markers only 😏

[@ADCArtAttack]

Literally! The pencils failed me haha

[@virginiasilveira]

I loved the video, your vibe and energy, the process and even giving up :)

[@rneercats4574]

Love your new space ADC! ❤❤❤

[@tricciavillela]

Wow it's like you've just read my mind, I'm going through some creative blockage and starting to feel depressed about it... Thank you so much for this video, I really needed this ❤

[@moon.mp3201]

08:32 The bags around Flounder’s eyes are giving mine a run for their money. 😵‍💫

[@PerfectlyImperfectColour]

OMG!!! DISPLATE?!?!?! Ive wanted to get some of them for a long while now! Im SO HAPPY FOR YOU! Thanks for making one of these videos again. As a "colourist" its nice to see it being promoted. Looking good bud! Trying to get back to twitch soon. Hope all is well! Love that chaos shirt! See ur using all ur temu stuff!

[@80sdreamwave32]

Love coloring books my favorite way relax great video man

[@christopherdelaney6263]

Good to see you buddy. Great to see you smiling. ;) \mL

[@DiamondKat]

Always great content so educational and fun thank you 😊❤

[@elsagillespie5210]

I remember this on one of your twitch streams, I was the one who wished u a happy b'day from Sydney.

[@GadgeMoffatt]

I gasped at how real you are , subscribed

[@lucieneedham3318]

Loved the video your energy really shows you look happy. when arts not fun give up do something else, I like how you show us the good and the sometimes bad in art.

[@gisellealejandro6903]

This is so refreshing. 😊

[@SangriaDracul]

Anthony trying to cope hard there haha I'm glad you decided to admit it didn't turn out good and show us the process instead of just doing a different picture and pretending that this never happened! It happens to the best of us! You're still an amazing artist!

[@JayofallTrades]

Your videos are always encouraging. I just got a whole bunch of coloring books to just mindlessly color in not worrying about how pretty it looks. It doesn't have to be perfect like my own art. Ps your flounder can't be much more worse than the realistic creepy flounder in the live action film

[@mjpete27]

Hullo Anthony, thanks for sharing this video with us! I have used “not the best paper” before and I have found that sometimes you can add tooth to your paper by spraying a workable fixative onto the picture in progress. If you must “rescue” the picture! Sometimes you cannot throw away your work. I have set some “failures” aside to work on later and discovered a way to finish well! Other times it is shredded as some things are not meant to last. I am also a person who scans linework just to have a safe copy should I wreck it during the coloring stage. I have worked as an inker and as a colorist keeping a good record of your work can be a job saver when a project goes bad and management is looking for someone to blame! As a colorist we were often given a master color map,(kinda Like your small examples in the coloring book that does not match the to be colored image) sometimes you get color names with a map to insure that your work matches throughout the project/book/movie! These jobs have mostly moved to Korea or similar low wage countries. I have heard of a few independent jobs in the good ol’ USA but not recently. Well enough of my nattering you be well and take care. Thank you for sharing all of your ideas and thoughts in this video.

[@jamessurbrook8218]

It's still better than I can do. I'm still getting better and doing my research. Ya, I gave up on my most recent artwork for my channel, I was very stressed. Stress and art are like oil and water. I hope you're having a wonderful day. 😁 Edit... Lol, I put homemade jump-scares in the end of some of my videos.😂

[@cherryl225]

that is the most professionally ugly thing i have seen in my life, lol! omg, i thought flounder was hilarious, but then you REALLY put the ugly in ariel, i cant even handle this! i love this

[@stephanieadamski6465]

Love watching you.❤

[@SkitZHitZ]

Thats actually a really sick style, you can make a extremely good looking skeleton theme with this exact style

[@kaijuartist7367]

I think it's good that you showed this side of art so then Young artists don't get the impression "of oh yes I can draw whenever I want or whatever blah blah blah" but thank you for showing the side of art I know art is not normally sunshine and rainbows

[@soraprince5336]

Displates are expensive for being misleading They claim the images are printed on metal. The images are not printed on metal. The images are printed on a paper that WRAPS AROUND the metal plate... The metal plate is just the sturdy material used to keep the paper/image tight and not slacked or anything. Cool designs, sleek, but the images are not printed directly on metal even though Displate claims as the gimmick that the images ARE directly onto the metal; which is misleading

[@IvansCrazyDoodleArt]

Love the channel and love this video

[@Goell-Ravenwish-DnD-Elf-Druid]

Thanks Love your channel

[@paulapeterson-warnock3030]

Perfection!!!!

[@clifbradley]

Been here since day one....won't leave no matter what

[@Kalistrophic]

I would love to see you try this again but use a blending pencil or stump with the colored pencils! I've used Prisma (I'm horrible with markers lol) my whole life and the blenders can make a world of difference, over markers too and especially in coloring books. You might want to try it with a book that uses at least half decent paper but yeah... 😊

[@jathelmagist4829]

I transitioned from paper coloring to digital coloring and I've been enjoying it so far But I do want to get back to paper more

[@christinebravomom5711]

Love it. Subscribed. :-)

[@RandomHaney]

Really enjoyed the video

[@raqui9772]

Ah!!! You got me this that jump scare. 😂 Congratulations on all the sponsorship deals. I hope they're bringing in a steady flow of income. I'm not gonna lie, it's kinda weird seeing you in a different studio, but change in good. I hope you're settling in alright.

[@JohnrayBago-m1f]

:) just liked your drawing

[@shaiveonhodges2824]

Love the video ❤

[@horneyeunic]

Failure is is only a problem if it stops you. Fail forward sir!!!

[@erikagholston6610]

Thanks for being real.

[@ryszakowy]

yay coloring book is back now we need "how to draw" and we're back

[@HeHe84755]

the next episode is trying to use an eraser to remove the coloring pencils and trust me as long as they are oil base it can be cleaned well

[@ayoc3847]

@ADCArtAttack I don’t expect you to make a masterpiece every time you do a video, but I do expect more art, less talking unless the talking is during us seeing art and less of you always advertising something. With love because I love your work. But with tough love because you are starting to feel more like a plug-in for things ppl probably don’t care about or came to your channel to see.

[@Code2319_]

You should do a Tim Burton theme for Disney Princesses ☺️

[@sandrarum]

Sometimes you have to give up or do something again. I also decided to recycle some of my cards cause I never would use them as they are. There are just some old challenge works and now I would do some Things differently

[@julienmccomb250]

Good to know I’m not the only one that thinks this way.

[@mdwolff]

😂😂this is how i would color 😂

[@keva_artwork]

Coloring is fun and good for artist block. Just looked and I have around 34 coloring books. Didn't know I had this many. 😝🤪🤣 And some are 'children's' coloring books, like 5. 😂

[@melmanhattan]

Out of pure curiosity, would spraying it with a workable fixative bring back enough texture for the pencils? Love your vids❤

[@projektraven4149]

Adc is the best

[@deborahcollis9814]

When using pencil and felts in kids coloring book you start with pencils and use the felt to highlight

[@bruceschlickbernd8475]

Well…that’s reality. You try an experiment, and…it goes south. It’s a common enough occurrence that they have sayings about it: don’t throw good money after bad, don’t reinforce defeat, quit while you’re ahead. I’m sure there’s more. If you are doing this for fun, it’s easy - move on to something that is fun. Maybe you simply learned that on that particular paper, pencils aren’t going to work. Or maybe those particular pencils aren’t going to work. Do you have others? Try those! Different coloring books? Frustrated? Go for a bike ride! Maybe come back and see if you can salvage it - you may learn something in the process. Sometimes determination pays off. And sometimes it’s just doomed because the materials are incompatible. And sometimes, the process itself was entertaining. So thanks, ADC!

[@AndICanTalk2]

Great video.

[@MarieM-PinkArt]

I’m not a big artist like you but coloring books..that I can do 😅 😉

[@TH-di4ki]

Can you try to use the colour pencils and pictures you get a a restaurant or diner to see how good they can get.

[@Hlum8art]

Can you please tell us how did you became a professional artist and how did you grow your channel and shared your gift to people please make that video 🎉bacause I love your art work and I m your huge fan of yours

[@BHarveyProduction]

Are you okay ADC? I know you were going through something emotional, but I hope you're doing okay:)

[@BrodoubleBro533]

Can you do ben 10 feedback next episode of cheap vs expensive

[@jennifer19965]

My only thing that im bumbed about is ariel was my favourite princess as a kid so i would have loved to see it but totally get that have to walk away and leave it if its starting ti hurt

[@blueghostlight7521]

lion king is hamlet with animals. thats perfection not childish :o)

[@gabbywilliamson76]

I’m 48 and I love coloring.

[@sunflowersvixen]

Nice 👍 🌻

[@Stormplayz-68]

Adcartattack is the goat

[@karlchen8417]

Where did you get the coloring books?

[@stonecrowe]

Good video is good ❤

[@BurnerMail-i7l]

Bro you gotta stop eating books Also thank you so much. Your marker- blending tips really helped me😊

[@Misha..K]

💜💕💜💕💜

[@baffledbrandon3132]

The Lion King is fhe greatest movie ever made!

[@katherynford1300]

It's ok to just stop and walk away from it.😅