LET'S GO GAMBLING!!!! 🔥🔥🔥 *messes perspective* aw dangit *messes anatomy* aw dangit *messes colour theory* aw dangit *messes values* aw dangit *messes composition* aw dangit
@SiSozКүн бұрын
*messes right eye* aw dangit
@Doweeto23 сағат бұрын
*messes the hands* aw dangit
@kelvin1.019 сағат бұрын
Messes line art aw dangit
@perfectrandomness19 сағат бұрын
*messes hair* aw dangit
@TirakyneTripleA14 сағат бұрын
*messes the head* aw dangit
@RetroGhost16Күн бұрын
What? Now I gotta hope I win my 50/50 Everytime I pick up a pen to draw?
@trashlamboКүн бұрын
Just play it like a DnD game lmao
@THATAroSpecWallet22 сағат бұрын
I win my 50/50 in most gacha games, but why am i no winning them in my art-
@bluejay4320 сағат бұрын
@@THATAroSpecWallet Sounds like your blowing all your luck on the Gacha lol
@username_6980715 сағат бұрын
Maybe u just built different, most of use still have the gamble tho
@LongDeadArtistКүн бұрын
LET'S GO GAMBLING! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT!
@Dr_MundoКүн бұрын
AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT!
@b.j.c.deheide1659Күн бұрын
AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT!
@guilhermenunes9692Күн бұрын
Omg! I won! I actually won!
@Dr_MundoКүн бұрын
Repeat:
@imagominusКүн бұрын
AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT! AW DANGIT!
@zori5503Күн бұрын
drawing is double stage gacha- first you have to get lucky enough to get the motivation in the right situation so you can begin drawing and then you actually have to start sketching for endless hours until you either give up and take a break or get a sketch you like
@ihrmoos_Күн бұрын
As beginner artist who's re-learning how to draw this is so relatable 😭 I spend hours on a drawing, I might like it or hate it then I get 1-2 days break lmao
@zori5503Күн бұрын
@@ihrmoos_ as an intermediate/ advanced artist whose looking to get into the art field I assure you the feeling doesn't stop no matter how advanced you get 😞 especially the 1-2 days break between drawing because you didn't do well last time
@ihrmoos_Күн бұрын
@@zori5503 omg 💔💔 I've never thought art could be so tiring before haha, but as long as I learn something and improve xD
@zori5503Күн бұрын
@@ihrmoos_ this is very real! art exhausts you more so emotionally that physically but even physically the carpel tunnel will get to you
@ihrmoos_Күн бұрын
@@zori5503 right??
@KanetelloSketchesКүн бұрын
Money Gambler ❌ Art Gambler ✅
@IlluminaticКүн бұрын
99% of artists quit right before they hit it big
@InmateOmightyКүн бұрын
Not even hit it big, I’d say hit it average. There are SO many Reddit stories I see about people quitting drawing because they didn’t like the results after 3 or 4 days. I just wish they stuck through more because then they’d go from hitting it small to hitting it average. Sure that’s it hitting it big, but hitting average is still progression
@chez_borgarsКүн бұрын
LETS GO DRAWING 🤑🤑🤑💰💰💸💸💸💸
@nexussercКүн бұрын
I give you one better: Quitting before even starting 😎
@kigairuКүн бұрын
@@InmateOmighty ive been hitting it for 150 days and still shit and not close to average lmao. i invested too much time to quit now
@InmateOmighty23 сағат бұрын
@@kigairu Trust me I understand. I made so many bad drawings that I avoided posting when I started out cuz I was just pumping them out. But like Pikat said, you have to draw them out to get past them
@empty-voiidКүн бұрын
2:38 This is what I keep telling my mum. She doesn't believe me when I say I'm not proud of my work, and she says "But you post amazing things!" (Typical N°1 fan mother lol) Yeah, mum, you think so because you don't see the GRAVEYARD of dead and ugly projects, that's all!
@KT7610Күн бұрын
the Gacha comparison seems a bit convoluted but sure. Walt Stanchfield had a similar lesson in his book "Drawn to life" he was an instructor for Walt Disney Artists when Animation was still a burgeoning industry. he said to his students "We all have 10,000 bad drawings in us. The sooner we get them out the better." I can still recommend his book after all these years it still holds up if you want to learn about expressive figures and gestures and importance for clear construction / composition of figures even if you do not work in Animation they broaden your horizon for character illustration. I also empathise with sketching being a process where you often discover something as you do it and without consciously pursuing that thing. these moments can sometimes feel like you are not following a plan at all. you just react and discover on your canvas as you draw, and then pen over it. the same way you spontaneously look up at the cloud and see a dogshape or whatever in them. these moments will naturally happen more often the more you build your visual memory by studying with purpose - and then practice what you studied. And before you know it you pull 5 star sketch out of your brain you never knew you had in you - if you can stick long enough with it, to see the pay off. thats. why i liked and remember this quote of his. Art is a skill, not a Talent - you can learn it. you aren't condemned to artistic mediocrity by an unfavorable predetermined fate by not having the right brain or hands. just get to work and get your 10k bad drawings out of your system.
@anittankКүн бұрын
skilled gambler
@DxltaDrawsКүн бұрын
1:51 V SAUCE REFERENCE🤯🤯
@Hikaru540Күн бұрын
Or is it? 🧐
@mayabertoКүн бұрын
I knew i wasn't crazy
@Yfr2820 сағат бұрын
Shout-out to Jake Chudnow
@R0S3Y-P0S3YКүн бұрын
Gamblecore at its finest
@goromajima7677Күн бұрын
Remember folks, 9/10 people quit before they make it big!
@zayjh3948Күн бұрын
So I can get better at art and overcome my gambling addiction with just one mindset change? Awesome.
@serco258Күн бұрын
I-i thought I'll be able to escape gamblìng
@RancorSnpКүн бұрын
As a gacha addict I can confirm that 1) not trying to aim at a specific result makes the games far more enjoyable and 2) pulling isn't frustrating, it's fun. In fact , a story that I love to tell is the time I realised I am too far gone. Don't Starve Together offered a gacha system where the players could roll in game gacha for in game currency. But if you wanted to spend money, you could only buy specific items, they didn't allow any randomness to purchases involving real money. And when I read that I thought "Doesn't it just take all of the fun away?" - which again, I quickly realised is not something that I should think ^^ (As for drawing though, unfortunately I'm not yet at a level where I can follow this advice. When my sketch comes out bad - it's beyond saving. The bad sketches of other artists look like finished lineart to me )
@ObsessedwithZelda2Күн бұрын
Yeah it’s all in perspective I think. The better people get at art, the higher their standards, so they end up calling things bad which anyone at lower levels can’t fathom that view about it. (Sometimes even people at similar levels of art may not even see what is so bad about it lol) There’s no avoiding it, we tend to view what our baseline should be as being around our best even though there’s no reason it has to be the case I think the main point of the video is just ‘don’t be discouraged, try to go to the next drawing’ more than anything. To not think of your best work as what your baseline needs to be set at, but allow for human variation.
@TheUltimateZMANКүн бұрын
Erm, what the scallop?
@lostmythoughtsКүн бұрын
"A master already committed more mistakes than you ever tried" is also a phrase that keeps me motivated. You have to get those "bad drawings" out of your system and, eventually, you will end up with something you enjoy.
@SandshrewSamuraiКүн бұрын
This is awful news, I hate gacha but want to draw! HLEP!
@RipeMallonКүн бұрын
This is just her experience with it. Not all drawings go this way
@naraku97130 минут бұрын
I really like that you said that RNGs aren't truly RNG. There's a game called Golden Sun that I love, it's had a huge impact on my writing and world building, and it's a Turn based JRPG that I'm sure makes a certain Niche happy. Your spells in the game are called Psyenergy, you have these little elemental guys called Djinni (I swear that this is relevant), That all being said, we of course encounter the monsters at what seems to be random, There's specific monsters that drop specific items, and typically you have like a one out of 300 chance to get those items (Not quite that, but those items are still very rare). A Number of years ago I came across a youtuber who was doing a tutorial on how to get a pair of items by stringing along what psyenergy, and what djinni you use, six or so battles later in one specific area if you follow the meticulous instructions, it will result in a 100% Drop rate as opposed that 1 in 300 chance.
@iaraconiКүн бұрын
Pika: that randomness is part of the fun Me: * didn't get the SSR card that I wanted * 🤬 ... How in hell is this fun?... * keeps trying to have the SSR card * 🤬
@xivilius.Күн бұрын
0:10 Arknights mentioned!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
@IDKWHT2WRITEКүн бұрын
When I saw The Title I thought she Would Be talking about Gacha Life/Club. Lol
@GRiMELORDDКүн бұрын
instructions unclear, gambled my son's college fund
@chipjamesmusicКүн бұрын
I dont normally comment but this is a great mindset to have for not just art, but all creative mediums.
@LavenderInTheCosmosКүн бұрын
i thought the dress up game.. i play pjsk 😭😭
@KaroidosoupChibiArtsКүн бұрын
Burst? Or maybe I'll take it all.- certain handsome gamble
@CasualChris247Күн бұрын
GranBlue spotted
@Viktor_GitКүн бұрын
Sorry if I seem rude, but I disagree. Drawing is not a random chance, it is a direct demonstration of your knowledge and skills. And if you constantly have problems at the sketch stage, then it would be best to analyze your sketches and understand what exactly is wrong with them. Perhaps you have a problem with proportions or with the dynamics of the pose or with the construction of the figure or with perspective, etc. And when you understand what the problem is, it will be much easier to learn what you are missing. Just continuing to hope that sooner or later something will work out is a direct path to burnout. You need to approach drawing wisely and not hope for chance. I apologize in advance if I misunderstood your words, I know English at a decent level, but still not my native language.
@impg03 сағат бұрын
The thing is when u get better at drawing your standards get higher too, she gave us kim jung gi as an example of someone who doesnt make bad sketches, if u watched enough stuff of him you'll see that he felt self conscious too, ofc it was part of his performative work to pretend that everything was going as smoothly as possible, art is not like checkers who could be solved, u can always improve. You can be more consistent to solve clients problems, but i dont think drawing/art itself works the same There's even a story about michelangelo destroying his florentine pieta out of frustration, idk if is true, but if it is, even one of the goats at a age of 72 could feel like his work wasnt enough, that says a lot.
@mrhalfsaid1389Күн бұрын
Oh... *OH NO,* I DON'T WANNA GATCHA WITH MY ART ( •̩̩̩̩_•̩̩̩̩ )
@sakuseihuoshen12 сағат бұрын
“Art is a gacha.” - Pikat, 2024 That phrase is literally me, I draw head empty then I sit back and become awed by the fact I drew something good.
@trazikindra7664Күн бұрын
In PEAK Gacha game LIMBUS COMPANY you dont need to relay purely on rng, but daily grind Mirror Dungeons and get whatever you want. I think drawing its more like it.
@enju260122 сағат бұрын
I don't normally get distracted by music in videos but.. that Sharlayan music is just [chefs kiss]
@aquarake.Күн бұрын
I haven't seen the video fully yet but I agree with the thumbnail. I used to tell my MMORPG friends that 'successful' drawing was landing a critical hit with a character that.... doesn't have high crit, and hits once every 30 hours.
@Yohao88Күн бұрын
I found you yesterday and after just one video I felt compelled to draw. Now I find this video and I'm suddenly more motivated to study more. WHat to say? THANKS A LOT. ♥
@hikarishini23 сағат бұрын
Reporter: "Alright today we're here with the greatest artist in the world. Pika, what's your secret?" Pika: "I have gambling addiction."
@prah_da_gКүн бұрын
If I think of drawing as a gacha game, I'm gonna wanna throw my computer at the wall, and stop because it's too expensive to replace. Then take a very long break where I look at it, think "I wanna draw", then go back to playing solitaire.
@apollofell3925Күн бұрын
I feel more like a heroin addict than a gambler. I'm forever chasing the high of a perfect drawing. I'll never make a perfect drawing, but sometimes I get a really good drawing and I can't wait to make another one. I'm worried I may one day steal from art stores just to get my fix.
@bruhidk3341Күн бұрын
pikat is the number 1 motivator
@lemonfizz6526Күн бұрын
Thank you for this metaphor! Honestly the mental hurdle of not seeing what's in your brain on the page is really frustrating. This is a such a helpful way to view the less accurate sketches I do!
@Henry-kd1muКүн бұрын
This reminds me of a similar thing Saava said once It was about how an artist only gets good art every x amount of bad art, and you can "decrease" the x amouny of bad art per good art piece by practising, to the point it goes the other way and turns into y good art until bad art!
@DSpiritwolfКүн бұрын
Pulling bad drawings until you get a good one is such a mood. I felt that personally.
@ace-catelКүн бұрын
Clicked subscribe button 10 times I was unsubscribed...
@Cloudy_WhitesКүн бұрын
Hmm did your voice changed or something miss ma'am 🤔
@fudan1Күн бұрын
1:23 Kobo?
@janwarry573521 сағат бұрын
Kanaeru
@K.uro-Vin19 сағат бұрын
Petition 8:08 to save Pikat sketch❗❗
@SwitchbackCh7 сағат бұрын
I think this applies super hard for character designs. Being a fan of gacha games and their excellent designs makes me want to create the same and falling short, so the only way is to keep sketching and iterating. (also the fact each character is often designed by multiple top-tier industry pros and not just one artist lol)
@clover-bb5psКүн бұрын
LETS GO GAMBLING!!!!!!!!!!! *gjhjhj whrrr* aw dangit *gjhjhj whrrr* aw dangit *gjhjhj whrrr* aw dangit *gjhjhj whrrr* aw dangit *gjhjhj whrrr* aw dangit *gjhjhj whrrr* aw d
@EpicTheUnknownOneКүн бұрын
Anyone else hearing that (Hakari theme playing in the background) pov Hakari: JACKPOT! !!!!!!!!!!
@Saber6414 сағат бұрын
IZUTSUMI! Glad to see more Dungeon Meshi.
@fyscii4 сағат бұрын
I'd rather see rocks..... not complaining though
@FinstereКүн бұрын
Lets go gambling
@DiflyxКүн бұрын
I might have no 50/50 SSR pity because no one cares about what I draw ah ah 😅 (except my friends and few people) Or...maybe that's why I'm bad... Because I'm lucky... 😂
@ItzSimonLol4 сағат бұрын
100% chance of getting one of the best drawing idea ever when ya almost sleep or dont wanna draw 50% chance of picking up a pen 20% chance for the muscle memory hittin 10% chance for the sketch actually be good 5% for the good lineart 0,1% to actually color it 0,01% so the color actually good (apply on traditional)
@Fuzzycryptid4 сағат бұрын
As someone who procrastinates on drawing with gacha games to avoid art frustration... yes, this is very helpful
@BugseidКүн бұрын
Gacha games: Log in every day and make tiny little progress on an infinite grind as you slowly work towards some goal. And you only lose if you stop pulling, so KEEP PULLING GO AGANE! Art: Draw every day making tiny little progress on an infinite grind as you slowly work towards some goal. And you only lose if you stop drawing, SO KEEP DRAWING GO AGANE!
@Remy212121 сағат бұрын
4:41 IZUTSUMIIIIII
@Hasselia19 сағат бұрын
I think sketching is actually my favourite part of illustrating. Even so, a lot of my stuff still isn't "internet presentable". Yet over time, I realised that what for many is the worst part of drawing is actually my favourite. It brings me joy, and I WANT TO SHARE IN MY JOY! So I've been to destigmatise the "unfinished" or "messy" art by just. Posting them anyway when I feel like it. I don't make art because beauty creates joy, I make art because creation itself brings joy, which is beautiful. Just remember, if someone says your art is bad, it doesn't have to be a Picasso for it to be of them being stinky. (There was something else I really wanted to write instead of stinky, feel free to use your imagination). ψ(._. )>
@dyson6587Күн бұрын
4:02 ok but fr the "just pull" move has worked for me a TON!!! i do single pulls all the time in hsr with almost no expectation and ive gotten so many 5 stars at early pity that way. I have 85% of the limited 5* characters and it's largely thanks to this lol GAMBLING 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥!!
@pieperson444Күн бұрын
i have bottom 1% luck according to a wish counter.
@dyson6587Күн бұрын
@@pieperson444 bottom??!!! ouch
@JewTubeUsername21 сағат бұрын
Drawing needs analysis, it's not a gacha pull. Otherwise you could just 'sketch' 1000 crooked lines and then end up with a S tier drawing. Not gonna work. Just keep drawing and thinking about drawing. Either you'll do it or you won't. But if we had to use mental aids like that, then 'shadow work' would be superior, since that is also analysis. plenty of vids on that. Look em up.
@indecisive_vКүн бұрын
there's actually a gacha game i played in which when you do pulls you have to draw (you can just make a scribble or whatever, the game doesn't really care lol), and it's implied that all of the cards are paintings that the mc made, with the SR/SSR ones being the ones she posts online
@NonFictional-Punpun23 сағат бұрын
This is soooo true for me, specially when I open the canvas with a gacha attitude, like "Okay, time to pull some sketches!" and I draw and draw until I see something shiny behind all the messy lines, and after some work, IT HAPPENS! A cool drawing!
@toaster227Күн бұрын
Gurl, it’s 8:33am. Why we posting so early? Not like I’m complaining, I needed something to watch while eating breakfast. 😅
@dissinyosandwich7548Күн бұрын
EVERHOOD MUSIC OH MY GOD Also thanks for the advice :)
@hkhmle7863Күн бұрын
Hello Pikat👋 I'm a fan from Hong Kong🥺 I love your videos very much. Your videos help me a lot to improve my drawing.✨️ Can you make a video about how to start your art career or how to start your art KZbin channel please? I always wanted to start my KZbin channel since I was a kid.🥺 Also, I would like to know how you begin this KZbin channel and why your English so good. Would you like to make some videos about it? Pretty PLEASEEEEE🥺 🙏
@TeeshmooКүн бұрын
i haven't heard that FEH pull bgm in FOREVER LMAO (one day i'll go through the grind of reaching art hard pity... one day)
@username_6980715 сағат бұрын
Sometimes practicing sketches just fucks with your brain and lower the chances for generating something good, I’d rather just randomly pull out my ipad and start drawing
@digiral6Күн бұрын
Interesting... Well, things like 'drawing is gacha' can be part of the 'ideate' process in design thinking. Before those steps, there are things that can be prepared by researching the problem and defining the requirements. So it may help with the rate of good pull. Even better, what comes after 'ideate' is prototyping and testing which can generate feedback and help understand more about the problem and generate even better ideas. One thing that can make things unpredictable is that drawing is close to human emotion and it requires enormous data to predict it, other than that, it has a risk of making the drawing not work. I have done the process that I mentioned, and the gacha rate is not that bad when you can map your surroundings.
@MauveButterfly4 сағат бұрын
So what you're saying is, I just need to stick with it and eventually the universe will take pity on me and I'll make a good piece of art?
@nycsim-r8tКүн бұрын
"We all have 10,000 bad drawings in us. The sooner we get them out the better." Attributed to Walt Disney animator Walt Stanchfield
@AlfredEiji2 сағат бұрын
As a beginner artist, I feel this a lot. The vast majority of what I make is pretty bad, but every so often, I make something that gives me the same rush as pulling a legendary in a gacha game.
@Un_ElysianКүн бұрын
The rng with sketching makes sense for me 😂😂 I’m horrible at sketching and get so fking excited if I get a sketch I like first try (I still only draw simple things tho 😅)
@ahatsquiddy23 сағат бұрын
KZbin Gatcha giving us an SSR+ video frfr
@lianguberКүн бұрын
Already seeing the thumbnail I knew exactly what you were going to talk about, it's something I've been thinking about recently, 100% agree, yesterday I was making sketches and out of 20, I only liked 1 enough to clean it, and I know that eventually I'm going to finish or leave because in the end it didn't convince me at all, but the more I practice and draw, the fewer the failed attempts, maybe tomorrow I will make 10 sketches and I like one, for example, you just have to keep trying
@jackfelldown111 сағат бұрын
If art was really a lottery, I'd suck at it more cause i never won any lotteries. Thankfully I can actually improve myself by practicing.
@Lancer95_305Күн бұрын
Honestly i keep on drawing until September and October 😏😏😏 that's when my really art comes out 😁😁😁
@kithalie14 сағат бұрын
This came at the perfect time. I was stressed out today bc everything I sketched came out ass today. But I know I’m just having a bad day
@СаповокКүн бұрын
Omg I was so surprised to see the title of the vid because this is what I've been saying all of my friends for last years!! Like, I alway have the same knowledge, same tablet, same hands, usually - same mood, but quality of my art can greatly vary! Sometimes good result just happens, but sometimes it takes hours not to even come up with something you'd like. This realization also helped me a lot not to be frustrated so much about it. But I still wish the process was more controllable and easy lol 🥲 Anyway, thanks for video, pikat❤
@CinzaChumboКүн бұрын
Gotta be honest, gacha games and the like are really not my cup of tea at all. But drawing is. At least, your explanation does make sense, and indeed it is a way of looking at it. And you do know what you're talking about. Now to try putting that drop rate somewhere above 0,07%...
@veryfilthythingКүн бұрын
I've heard similar comparisons of this nature before. My dilemma with it comes down to the fact that there is often a very specific thing I WANT to draw, and not being able to make a good sketch for it drives me crazy. Other times its something I HAVE to draw for a client so I need to get something going. Being content with the 'randomness' of art is a lot more tolerable when you don't have any kind of specific goal in mind, but that's very rarely the case for me when drawing.
@gladiatorvee23 сағат бұрын
I can truthfully say this is how it's been for me for years and I never thought about the gacha system... I've always wondered why I'd sit down and make so many ugly drawings, persist, and and hour or so later I actually get something worthwhile! With practice and patience I can get that hour to be 30 minutes or less, which means my rates will increase!
@CoreybyteКүн бұрын
1:39 Hey Vsause Michael here, Art isn't controlled by Random number generators, art is controlled by my brain and my hands and every time i draw the result is reliable and predictable. Or is it? *vsause music plays* that was the funniest thing i've seen today thank you XD
@Zeryn13Күн бұрын
Pretty gud example for someone like me that doesn't always produce the same SSS/5 star art and I often get disappointed whenever I don't get that same level of quality and that's probably one of my reasons why I often stop drawing for a while, it's terrible and I'm trying to stop thinking that way
@Ilikecheese-bx2dsКүн бұрын
So true
@turdnuggetКүн бұрын
Yesss I've been trying to use this mentality when drawing! Sometimes I spend way too long too long trying to make a sketch look good when I could've redrawn quicker and better haha. I need to remember that I can keep pulling the sketch gacha instead of trying to work with the awful first sketch I made
@273TsunasanКүн бұрын
"Drawing is gambling" if so, time I spend to play Balatro is actually same as practicing drawing, I see!
@Purpeil16 сағат бұрын
I needed this video so badly. Thank you for making it. After watching some of your stuff here and there, this is the video that made me subscribe for the pure mindset shift it gave me.
@ASpaceOstrich13 сағат бұрын
You *do* need to study. I'm living proof that just drawing will lead to stagnation. But don't let that put you off. It took a few years before lack of studying started to make me stagnate.
@frontallappen4981Күн бұрын
But if i do a 10-pull on the subscribe button i end up being unsubscribed?! :o (that is if i haven't subscribed already)
@bakedmochiКүн бұрын
i think of art (and life) in a similar way. for me, i compare it more to a rouge-lite game where every run progresses you and you get permanent upgrades that help you in future runs you will always have some bad runs, but as long as you push to get better and go farther each time, you'll eventually have a good run.
@roguerangerroger18 сағат бұрын
I still cant help myself from thinking everytime artist does sketch and drawing it's always good everytime. It comforts me that even artist have bad drawings too that never sees light of day.
@fenix-p914110 сағат бұрын
I dont remember where i saw that but, there was a comparison between gatcha and roguelikes due the fact that you dont know what you are going to get and, because of that you must deal with the resources that the game gave you. With that, we can also compare art to a roguelike with the simple idea that you are going to begin loosing, and as more as you play, you get some good and bad runs and, with time, getting better. Conclusion: drawing is a gacha and/or a roguelike
@HoodietheghostКүн бұрын
There has never been a more perfectly timed video upload. I was just staring at my few completed and decent looking art and then the many half finished cryptic texts filling up my files
@AquaretteКүн бұрын
Literally no one: Me: having flashbacks of past gacha videos i have seen 😂😂
@toasterzxКүн бұрын
Pikat, I would have my six year old self get mugged again if it meant I get to keep watching your stuff.
@poppyjay129Күн бұрын
Pikats Domain Expansion: Idle Art Gamble
@takoanimationsКүн бұрын
I tried my luck to press the subscribe button but... yeah I guess I'm not good at gambling
@degrees70974 сағат бұрын
art is just like gambling but for free!!!!!!1 OMG!!!!!!
@catchableorphan7 сағат бұрын
Always hitting the like button for a Vsauce reference 👍
@Elddrch_UTGКүн бұрын
I was so confused for a second when clicking on this video because I saw the thumbnail, and I thought the letters that said SSR said USSR and I had to click out for a second to make sure I read that right 😭