Do This Before You Post Your ART

[@EthanBecker70]

this is a great idea! glad i thought of it...

[@samdoesarts]

Oh no I'm in danger

[@rolphin7643]

😂 Waiting for next video

[@maxnavern9812]

Oh no Ethan...

[@ciuth9163]

Ralph Wigan : HaHa iM iN dAnGeR

[@rkive7040]

lmaooo

[@hershidrawz]

Ok, but srsly his voice is so calming-

[@ayoimsam]

IKR

[@andyglitch3979]

True

[@samdoesarts]

Thank u 🌞

[@aleenaabbasi1858]

@@samdoesarts digital Rob Boss

[@casualartist4202]

@@samdoesarts asmr opportunity? 👀

[@jamesarnold3286]

Protip: if you don't post art on instagram, you can't notice any mistakes

[@samdoesarts]

galaxy brain

[@vionafernandes4619]

@Lipika Mazumdar Ryan George is that you??

[@jordandraws4212]

@the art gal I completely agree. If ur gonna tell me me art is bad u should be able to say why it’s bad or what I could do to improve it. You aren’t doing anyone any favours by simply saying “thats bad,” what do u think I’m gonna do? Completely erase the entire thing? I’m open to criticism, but at least have the criticism help in any way

[@tejpalsingh8438]

modern problems require modern solution!

[@limelgiht]

@the art gal I get what you mean But They shouldn’t be saying it’s bad anyway *I mean most people learn manners, right?*

[@silkysille]

Sam has this chill aesthetic that's so calming. His art and his charisma both so cool, calming and clear.

[@julia-pw8fz]

bro ikrr TToTT istg i need an art teacher like this instead of those grumpy old ladies who say anime isn't real art sahjhdj

[@mura_saki]

Broooo ikr? The only problem is that when I'm pulling an all nighter and I need something to distract me of my tennitus he's too calming Lmao, I pass out on my desk with my face on my drawing tablet lol

[@pharuhs]

yet somehow despite all that, I'M ABLE TO GET HYPED FOR ART AGAIN when watching his videos! :D

[@teacre120]

Why do I associate him with master Ugway or uncle Iroh

[@silkysille]

@@teacre120 🤭 he's master sam

[@Love2DrawManga]

This is really helpful advice. Also, your art is gorgeous! I love your use of colors, textures, and how you shade.

[@lemondoodles9083]

Hi!!!!!!!!!! I love your art :D

[@yourannoyinglittlebrother8595]

Oh my gosh it's mario

[@MixaNimations_]

wow that's my first time seen you commend on someone I am so glad I read the comments, you are the reason why I started drawing digitally and I just wanted to say a thank you, Thank you ! :)

[@vxnlli]

Same, also hai!^^

[@icannotcomeupwithanything4609]

Hello! I am an huge fan of your channel. Thanks for the tutorials it has helped me a lot when I was a beginner artist. Anyway have a great day! :3

[@NakedArtGoats]

"The illusion of detail" That one sentence made a lot of things I have been working/struggling with click for me. Thanks

[@lonestarr1490]

„Ceci n’est pas une pipe.“

[@ilarikoskimies4]

@@lonestarr1490 Hahah good one.

[@ryanclemons1]

From what I understand all drawings are just illusions to trick your mind into thinking something is real.

[@samdoesarts]

I hope this method saves u guys from IG regret like it has saved me 🙏

[@imjustalilkitty]

Yeah ofc! Thank you for the method >^< i always forget to add details and always make mistakes, but sadly i realize it whenever i’ve posted it ;-;

[@young9236]

I LOVE YOUR ART STYLE!! U INSPIRE ME, TQ SO MUCH :)

[@vxnlli]

Tysm this helped alot😀

[@juliusreviko4865]

And also dont forget to flip your canvas lol 😂😅

[@samdoesarts]

Yes

[@romina2185]

you have to do this while your painting but yes

[@nya2286]

flipped my canvas............the other eye.........its...its......... 👁👄 👁

[@juliusreviko4865]

@@nya2286 oof yes lol

[@kam9910]

What does flipping a canvas help with? Not trying to sound rude I legit am wondering how it can help you lol

[@todpidearts]

I love how pros just say "oh, blue looks good here" and im just amazed by how they can add random colors to make it more vibrant and colorful.

[@Deme_Diora666]

Bestie we’ll get there some day 😌🧚🏽‍♀️

[@todpidearts]

@@اللهمَانياستغفركواتوبإليكلااله hello :))

[@justs_]

To be fair it’s just how it be after you’ve been absorbing knowledge and experimenting things for a while, you can be pro at this as well given the right guidance and enough time

[@cybergalacticnova]

As someone who does it, really the best thing is to absorb knowledge on color theory. And: observation, _observation,_ *_observation_* Drawing from observation is the best practice instead of looking up tutorials. You'll analyze stuff you don't know and incorporate it into art and take your art to the next level.

[@pat4005]

It's not random. A pro is a pro because they have spent time learning to understand what they see in reality, and apply it to their work. It's important to study what is real, so then, even if you draw fantasy characters, or stylized things, you know how to make that art more relateable, because you have aspects of it that are important, anchored in reality. So really learning how to draw, and understand anatomy, and how to build a character, objects and enviornments, will actually make your non-realism work better and stronger. Then you can go on to learn more in depth things like color theory. Many pro artists do studies in grayscale, along with color studies, before they actually do a painting. So they spend time doing sketches, layouts and color studies before they start the actual painting. Everything is worked out and planned. Then all the fun stuff can happen when you are doing the art. You can just go with the flow because you have your knowledge, art skills and a road map.

[@DoraAgrees]

damn the "listen listen listen listen" was a bop man ill listen 😳

[@ayoimsam]

I see quackity

[@DoraAgrees]

@@ayoimsam 😌🤞 yes you do bae

[@ayoimsam]

@@DoraAgrees 😌🤚

[@kailorat]

Segsy pfp shawty🥴💕🙄‼️

[@DoraAgrees]

@@Bestie9095 truuuu 😃😭✨

[@joshuamunengwa5259]

I actually really needed this, I often find a lot of mistakes in my drawings after I initially draw them and usually end up starting again or scrapping it all together. So this approach definitely sounds good.

[@duckymcqueen6336]

This is a perfect and very useful step. We as artists get so excited to share stuff to social media, and only after a day or so do we notice our mistakes, or things we could have done differently. The need to slow down and return to your work with a fresh eye before posting is immense. Great tip on the air drop. Always looking at things how your audience will consume them does give an advantage to you as an artist. Great job!

[@yssa1945]

i literally found ur acc last night and i freaking love ur content. its entertaining and straight to the point too. i absolutely love ur works

[@samdoesarts]

THANK U and welcome to the gang

[@jojobot]

I've been saying this to my friends recently this year, glad someone with a big platform can share this so that more artists know of it!! It's so simple yet so useful

[@Yorea]

You assume I finish my art in a day *cries in slow drawing*

[@kam9910]

@@keelin3583 people have there own pace, some may work harder then others and that’s better. The longer it takes the better, so I don’t agree with how your tone is trying to apply here.

[@kam9910]

It’s better if you take longer, it gives you more of a notice to what you ou le fix and add to make it better, the longer on a peace can help you with art very much, so your on the right track for whatever your pace is.

[@vxnlli]

@@kam9910 i’m subbing to you bc of that wonderful speech-

[@kam9910]

@@vxnlli haha thanks!

[@vxnlli]

@@kam9910 no problem UvU

[@succusmv]

I just wanna say, your voice is so soothing to listen to. I love that you're not screaming at the camera like a lot of other youtubers lol. The vibe/energy is really calming

[@aleenaabbasi1858]

Take a shot everytime Sam says "listen"

[@samdoesarts]

We getting lit

[@lunatronlina]

I’d rather not die thx

[@TheParkouriSt-gd2tf]

Thanks to you, I was inspired enough to pick up drawing again after 2 years! Beautiful work that you’re doing Sam. 👏❤️

[@HartDraws]

who else is watching it when they are supposed to study 😂😂

[@samdoesarts]

This is what i like to hear

[@HartDraws]

@@samdoesarts thanks bro ❤️

[@coryellis1877]

I'm on spring break rn so all I'm studying is art

[@vxnlli]

Sameeeee

[@HartDraws]

@@vxnlli lol 🤣

[@BUGHUNTER6]

I like your calm presentation, makes it so much easier to absorb. So many KZbinrs shouting into their mics

[@Laviddd]

"Do this" Me, who isn't an artist: **nodding in agreement**

[@hershidrawz]

Me: has to do a math test but see’s a notif Also me: 🏃‍♀️💨

[@samdoesarts]

Art > math

[@lemondoodles9083]

@@samdoesarts FINALLY someone understand me hehehe

[@noobatredstone3001]

@@samdoesarts I guess none of digital art would exist without math though...

[@amatoriorupertleiman4154]

eeeyyy saem. we have calculus test rn HAHAHAHAHA

[@vxnlli]

@@samdoesarts 👏👏👏👏

[@azuretigers5562]

I LOVE YOUR ARTWORK - the women you draw seem to enjoy life SO MUCH !!

[@Chelsea-fx6fh]

That's it, He's officially my Art teacher. He's so cool. 💞❤💕👍😭

[@fforw]

For physical pieces on a real canvas, I really like to leave them facing the closed door when I'm done. The immediate impression you get when you slept a night and then you are suddenly facing it in a different light in the morning is so useful and valuable.

[@tabularasa6818]

id listen to ur voice all day it so soothing. would really love to see your whole 2 hr process of painting on a live stream or something ur work is *chef kiss

[@lilstarfishdude]

This is a solid advice. The old saying "let's take a step back" stems from the ancient painters who worked directly on walls or canvases. Taking one or more steps back to see the artwork from a different perspective/view always help recognizing things that are "off". This applies to everything that has to "look good". Even something as mundane as a software GUI will benefit from the artist taking a step back from the desk and monitor to watch the graphics from a distance, even if it's just one step back from the chair. I usually leave the graphics up while I go away to do different things so that when I come back and see it again I will usually notice some detail that should be getting more love. Your suggestion to keep the image on your phone, is something I will definitely try. Another advice is to "sleep on it", I know, another old saying...but very rewarding before committing to something important. 🙂👍

[@einren1171]

When i finish a draw, unless i can't take more time to post it, i take a free day. After that day i go and look at it and im much more aware of my mistakes and quick changes that i can make ^^

[@oddperson5726]

Yeah same. I don’t post my work though I just look at it the next day lol

[@gabe9925]

I take a break before posting, send to my whatsapp to see if looks good on my cellphone, zoom out and in to see the flaws and post it. Been following the channel for a while and have to say the Standart PS brush challenge helped me a lot, I'm only painting with the default brushes to not depend on the tools, this helped me to understand more about the edges and colors. Thanks, Sam! Just wanted to give a feedback and share how one of your vids helped me.

[@bon_o]

I really love how you have the determination and the habit of finishing a piece in one or two sessions...I always get distracted 11:00 I’m hideous!?!

[@kawaiiamarii2240]

It's the fact that KZbin thought it'd be funny to recommend this to me 3 hours after I posted one of my speed paints...

[@aranokeeffe3623]

I have actually been doing this and it's absolutely fantastic advice I think everyone should do. Keep up the good work.

[@Ldvforever95]

I love your art and the tips you give are really helpful, what actually makes me keep watching your videos though is your voice and volume, jeezz you can almost become a asmr channel xD You get to the point in a calm manner and I love it! So... thank you :)

[@Nyitemare]

The way you went through this was extremely clear and very helpful, even the side-by-side at the end really makes it clear how much you added with those small edits. This is really helpful content, like really my dude 🔥 So much better explained than the usual "step 2: draw the rest of the owl" type tuts. Big props

[@eliaspeter7689]

I envy your ability to draw that beautiful faces. I am working my butt off and still cannot manage to draw anything remotely close. But your videos always help me find something new, that I kept missing before, so one day... I might finally finish a portrait I'm satisfied with.

[@Amonlith]

Good advice, as I'm just started drawing, I'm drawing on paper, taking a photo of the drawing with my phone or taking a break helps a lot with finding what is wrong with it and what you can fix. Something else that can help is mirroring the art, that is a tip I've heard from another channel I'm subed to too. Waiting for my drawing tablet to arrive to start learning digital drawing too, I like your style a lot and would like to draw like this one day too :)

[@ameerasparkle5019]

Wow, that made a huge difference! Thanks for this amazing tip and for showing us how it's done.

[@kwofeh5002]

His art is gorgeous, and so is he.

[@atriiio4244]

This is kinda similar to the “why i paint in 2 sitting video” but alot more indebt. So thanksss

[@samdoesarts]

Yes I wanted to show this in more detail 🙌

[@pawnzrtasty]

I’ve stopped putting my art on social media. It’s hollow interaction for me. I like it better showing it off in real life. You get in a trap of creating what you think others want to see.

[@hrishitta]

People post online to possibly make it their job and have a future with art. They do it to get it out there and to have new people see their art. Sure some people get into a trap of creating art just for others to see but I think eventually as one matures, that thought fades and they're able to strike a balance between painting what they want and what others want to see

[@somethingthing7171]

I think this is useful. I kinda fell into this trap and I’ve been a bit dissatisfied with my own works thanks to it.

[@christinelee6477]

I get what you're saying and haven't posted or shown much of my art on social media.. But then it never gets seen. I post it to share it with the world. I agree that it's a hollow interaction. I dislike social media for multiple reasons. But, as an artist you don't get your work out there unless you share.

[@valle..]

If art is a hobby for you then that's reasonable, but if you intend to go professional it would be a good idea to learn how to get out of this "trap" and to what you want, unless you can get in a gallery or something just by showing your work personally. People want you to think by yourself, they just don´t know it. They think they want tropes and trends, but if your ideas are truly good, then you should stick to your plan. Just think about great movies like Star Wars, Inglorious Bastards and Inception, that were very distinct of others of their time and now compare them to a blockbuster that sold well bc used all the tropes that people like. Which ones do you consider the best?

[@andrearevilla4354]

Just make sure it's not a never-ending loop of editing--- uh- oh

[@abeille983]

yeah true for us with perfectionism we gotta be carefulll

[@zeroi777]

This helps me so much to know that I am not the only one who misses things. Once its on instagram im like "im done. I am not touching that" even with the 20+ mistakes.

[@jude4400]

the fact that he just gets right to the point 👑

[@missodara]

i didn't know how much I needed this video...!

[@MorphineZombie]

I clicked for a good tip and got some affirmation that ive got good instincts because ive been doing this! I thought I was just hyper-fixating tho~ Only difference is i burn out easily due to reasons, so my projects can take several days, even longer, so i save and send my picture to my phone during several stages in the project. :3 Your art is so beautiful and inspiring! Thank you for your videos. :>

[@4th3na44]

honestly though- your voice is so calming! I was just going through your videos and I fell asleep whilst watching one of your videos!

[@4loveliie]

Such a good tip; keeping a copy on your phone. I already give a 'finished' art piece an additional day just in case I want to add anything but yeah love the idea of keeping /seeing a copy on phone

[@e_jii_]

Such a great tip! Sometimes I work until late into the night trying to finish a drawing. When I wake up the next day, I wake up to find something noticable wonky that I needed to fix!

[@meka-sergi9387]

You are absolutely right. I did post my art then saw a lot of small mistakes. Then I used to put them on the phone and look at it closer to see any little mistakes.

[@meagan8716]

your voice is calming, and you're helpful🥺 you earned a sub!

[@juliamoritz8352]

I love your soft voice! 😍🙏🏼 thank you very much for the tips!

[@inazuma4237]

i literally found out about you a few hors ago and I'm binge watching your videos, your tips just make sense.

[@vikkidoodle8121]

Thank you so much for this advice! It makes sense! When I write, I save my work and then change the font when I read it over! It makes it easy to spot the inconsistencies. Really eye opening! Thanks again! ❤❤❤

[@agagugu550]

To save some time you can also ask a friend, preferably an art buddy. But the best option would be doing both, because someone can be not familiar with your art style and not notice things you find important, but also they can point out details you would never think of

[@happy138love]

So needed to hear this. I get impatient after the first go and want to share. Good reminder to slow down. Thank you for this.

[@artdiaryph2569]

Thanks for sharing! Btw i like the way you speak it has calming vibes and the way you explain things is just awesome! ❤️

[@luciferl7097]

I love the way you draw backgrounds and the way you paint them❤

[@moonrat1955]

I do the same thing with writing! Before editing my works I will take a break from my story for a couple hours or a day and then come back to it and the fresh start lets my brain find the mistakes I would have ignored in my rough draft. :D this also works with other things like Video games. You ever get stuck on a level and it feels like you can’t get it? Take a small break and I promise you will find it much easier once you’ve let your mind relax (✿´‿`)

[@kimchi8022]

Definitely going to start doing this! It’s SO hard to not post it as soon as you’re done. But I’ve been burned many times by doing that. So I’m going to wait a few days now c:

[@ModernRapunzel3]

By the way, you have a beautiful voice. Nice melody and a solid, warm sound. Also I love your art style.

[@odellya]

Omg your voice is so calming 😳 thanks for the tips!! ✨

[@RoddGz]

I always see your work on instagram and I LOVE your style man, glad I finally get to know the artist behind that.

[@catokella9209]

What I do is hold my phone camera up and look at the piece through my camera. For some reason this works really really well for noticing mistakes.

[@ca35aidamaria27]

his voice is so soothing that I am getting sleepy and drooling

[@C4vine]

And this works for so many things! Nice video :)

[@UncleCatfish]

Everything you said can apply to me and my music as well. thanks for the advice :)

[@kimdanielestoy3888]

the most chillest of all the videos I have watched

[@dannycloud2002]

I watch your videos every week and thanks to you I've been improving a lot with my work, thank you Sam! You are awesome!😊✨

[@samdoesarts]

I am GLAD

[@Sketchrcat]

A good non-phoning use for a cellphone! I love using my phone for stuff other than as a phone to make calls on! THANKX, SAM ! Great idea... I love your channel...! Keep up the great work.

[@joepeezly]

Super helpful tip. Especially since it's so simple. The end of a piece is always torture for me, I'll def start implementing this. Thanks!

[@donalone]

Thanks for the tip glad to know it’s the process. I thought about it but can’t resist the eager to post my work.

[@marleymcfly]

Sam youre a legend. Thanks for this vid. Even though I'm full time on art, I'm taking the time every morning to learn more and study. You're definitely in rotation.

[@WastedTalent83]

Small changes makes huge difference when its about art :)

[@tsurugi1166]

i also save my art to my phone and look through it there before posting it literally for the same reasons. its nice to see a professional artist also do this :D

[@jmonteroak74u]

I also do that! I take a lot of time (usually a week since I’m new to digital) to finish a drawing doing exactly that. After every milestone I airdrop it to my phone for perspective and to see my lines, colors, details more clearly before I continue (though I hate consuming so much time 😅) love your work though!!

[@septiantripangestu9406]

hey this is what I always do as well. hold it off for a day before posting it to social media sometimes two, or three, or four but most of the time I just forgot about said drawing and didn't post it at all!

[@sunziii_]

Can you do a video where you paint normally but you tell us the colors you use and *why* you're using them?

[@shivanedadi4029]

does it on his patreon

[@sunziii_]

@@shivanedadi4029 Thanks for the info

[@thewingedlady1820]

Which gumroad archive vid is it?

[@juanpat3d]

10:54 mirroring your work also helps to spot these little details!

[@dockijasso]

De verdad amo este canal. Los consejos son muy buenos y si voz es tan tranquila 🥺💘

[@Miu-or5mx]

How incredibly beautiful! Your art is amazing

[@hafizrazali3971]

I kinda did something similar in my workflow! Before posting anything I’ll transfer it to my phone and look at it, long enough to spot something that’s off. Btw ur art I thought was already beautiful but u just have to push it even further 😍😍

[@corinnegsin]

This is such a simple concept but can really make a difference! Thanks for this tip!

[@asishadi1898]

Great advice, totally I agree with you , it happens to me a lot , but sometimes you’re so excited to post it . and as you said when you look at it in the next day you become upset because you posted it .

[@readingdanmei3710]

Your voice is really nice and calming

[@clintmatthewverson4082]

Sam always talks like his whole family is sleeping in the next room XD

[@IAmAnItalianPizza]

At least hes not OBNOXIOUSLY SCREAMING AT YOUR FACE LIKE A LOT OF KZbinRS DO >:C

[@handicui960]

fits his style. Chill dude, makes him more watchable IMO :)

[@clintmatthewverson4082]

I actually like it when people talk like that xD. I hate loud people

[@handicui960]

@@clintmatthewverson4082 and I'm backing up your statement hahaha

[@Pkb_art]

your work keeps surprising me at every piece

[@conormackinnon4622]

I do this as well! I even bring my designs into instagram and save as a draft and make some lighting/ contrast changes depending on how it looks on the phone vs computer. Let them sit for a week or so and see how I feel

[@m6ketch663]

My arts i make 2-5 days so i Don’t have this problem

[@samdoesarts]

excellent

[@zev_walker]

You're arts are phenomenal 😭😭😭🔥🔥🔥

[@sardinabox]

Have finished with one of my Painting! Hey, your VOICE and your PAINTINGS are so cute and calming🌷❤☕

[@odduckOasis]

I love the tips for this for sure. I enjoy your more natural references as well!

[@Bobblebeist]

As someone who tends to spend way long on most of my stuff.. I want to try to flip it first, then save it and then look at it at the phone the next day. Good tip, thanks :)

[@thedigitalartrealm]

This is why you gotta watch the end of the video! Love these edits Sam!

[@Lively-Rozari]

I do this once I do the traditional sketch and well mostly during the digital progress.

[@sno7599]

can we just quickly apreciate this guys posture.

[@misseuphonium]

This is super helpful for producing music too! I'll be sure to remember your advice!

[@shoshasiri6379]

I love ur drawings so much 🥺😭💗💗

[@sugarandbeets]

I literally always find mistakes cause I post so quickly. Glad you put out this video! 🧡

[@gowrigireesan526]

I am sacrificing my sleep to see this and that is s great achievement 😊well done Sam👏🏻

[@JT-zw5in]

Love your work man