⚠️ GOOD ARTISTS DO THIS, BAD ARTISTS DON'T (do you?)

[@YTartschool]

class is in session! *gasp* btw the painting wasn't meant as a good example or anything lol💩, just something I worked on recently that I slapped in there

[@debanshutalukder8036]

Ok... Understandable..

[@robertoromerro]

well as you have composed this video is lots of textile leaning something. and bit of rubbish leaning as well. You with textile directionality (as well) is great.

[@robertoromerro]

but of course we already have a whole bunch of various. So then i don't even know.. largely composing various things into big videogames and the like. Thats computationally expensive! so we include natural artwork and association systems as well.

[@hellafineman]

@@robertoromerro what does that even mean

[@sandwich3044]

The art was great!! I loved watching how you painted the muscles.

[@GabFitz]

0:00 intro 2:13 don't be boring 2:56 communicate emotions 4:40 schedule and discipline 6:05 social media psychology 7:01 get good at observation 7:37 be critical and seek critique 8:24 have a goal and path 9:07 learn basic marketing 10:13 connect with others 11:08 turn envy into motivation

[@wanaise7906]

Last number box list is probably the only thing it keeps me going for years now, turning envy into motivation. That's the part I get resonated with personally true about how I improved.

[@samankucher5117]

awesome

[@ukiitukii7425]

Im bad at schedule and at Marketing (no wonder), time to change that.

[@maelstrom7063]

I do manage to fail on almost all those things lmao... Not like it makes me demotivated tho

[@Adewusiisreal]

Is it just me or is the fact that someone as talented as marc can be so fun and relatable so amazing

[@meyzersilverhorn546]

And thank fk he can teach us

[@quixotic2d]

Awesome

[@MarkJones-od7ue]

Skilled

[@lolyiz971]

its pretty cool he decide to be a youtuber so this is all a whole another skill and experience he needs to take in than just as a professional artist

[@curtisjones9372]

man's a paragon

[@rowan404]

4:36 Funny that you say that because, for the third anniversary of my childhood dog’s death, I made a digital painting of her as a memorial. I poured all of my heart into it and I myself was amazed by how beautiful it turned out. I considered it my best piece ever. However, when I posted a speedpaint of it to KZbin, it performed _worse_ than my other videos. I concluded that it was probably because I usually draw fanart of characters who are already loved by many whereas not many people knew my childhood dog other than myself. (In fact, majority of the comments were from family members who knew her.) Edit: Oh, hey! I just did #8! I hadn’t even gotten to the part of the video yet!

[@thegmeplaysgaming6068]

I don't think the reason for the less attention on your memorable artpeice was because no-one knew your dog but maybe because of change in your regular uploaded artpieces or maybe because of different taste of your audience that you have. it's not a bad thing ofcourse to change your art time by time . or try posting your artwork on other platform like pinterest of intsa or so I haven't posted much of these but don't get dishearted of you get less attention (unless you want to land a job in a co. or so, gasp IT IS A HEADACHE) DON'T LOSE HOPE!! (easy to do lol)

[@rowan404]

@@thegmeplaysgaming6068 Thanks. I only have KZbin and Discord, though. I have very poor mental health, so having social media like Instagram could be a death sentence for me.

[@thegmeplaysgaming6068]

@@rowan404 Bocchi the rock!! Edit: how does mental health relates with having a intsa, Are you afraid that you will get ignored (Like me ) or are you afraid that you will not get likes or so if so , JUST DONT WORRYY, follow a little advice , FULL THE INTERNET WITH YOUR ART!! IT'S YOUR ART , AND NO-ONE HAS RIGHT TO CALL IT "ART" OR NOT BESIDES YOU!!! START POSTING YOUR TALENT !! (again easy to say 😢😢)

[@rowan404]

@@thegmeplaysgaming6068 I’m afraid of cyberbullying. And not even for my art; I mainly get bullied due to my autism. I’ve tried various social medias in the past and they never ended well for me. I even get bullied on KZbin and Discord, but, unlike other platforms I tried, I get more positive attention than negative.

[@rowan404]

@@thegmeplaysgaming6068 It’s not that simple. By the time I’d have something to report, I’ve already been bullied.

[@zinzolin14]

Learning marketing is something I think I need more help with. I never realized how much the market affects the demand there is for your art, and simply "being good" isn't always enough. I think it's because a lot of artists wanna maintain the total freedom of "doing their own thing", and then end up quitting when they're not getting enough engagement. Learning what's popular, observing what kind of art is in demand and try to get good enough to incorporate those aspects into your own art effectively is a real challenge.

[@herexcellency4304]

just a little reminder there's nothing wrong with envy as it's an innate feeling that linked to "survival" needs, let's say it's a brain compass of what you lack to keep going for it, so envy is inevitable but you're responsible how you manage it and i think using for our advantage instead of hurting others is the best :)

[@darkone2114]

It's hard for me to socialize with other humans because I more of an introvert. But I try to socialize with other artists just like me so I can improve as a artist and as a individual person.

[@YTartschool]

I'm a huge introvert, took me years to show my face on KZbin and be comfortable enough to put myself out there - but ain't no growth without change!

[@Kazaki000]

1- 7:37 "be critical and seek critique". Teachers with experience in this field usually charge for their time, and I'm not sure if I can afford their services. Moreover, when I seek public help, I find that many people are just as lost as I am, and their advice doesn't seem to lead me down the right path. 2- 10:13 "connect with others". I find it difficult to connect with others because I'm an introvert. I've been trying to be more social lately, but I feel ignored in Discord groups. It seems like these groups are already established and only talk among themselves, which makes me feel excluded. I really don't know how to be more social.

[@rowan404]

2:32 This explains so much! When I post a drawing online, various people (pretty much all younger than me) are like, “OMG THAT’S SO GOOD” yet, when I show the same drawing my mentor (not formally; he’s a good friend who I admire for his art and he sometimes critiques and helps me with mine) who’s 2 years older than me, I’m proud if I get a, “not bad” from him.

[@GorgeousHotRat]

You do you have discord ?

[@GorgeousHotRat]

I also draw

[@rowan404]

@@GorgeousHotRat Yes, that’s where I post most of my art.

[@GorgeousHotRat]

@@rowan404 can you add me i wanna grow as an artist

[@rowan404]

@@GorgeousHotRat Sorry, but I don’t add strangers.

[@Zoe-jh9jb]

i also feel like a good artist is not so focused on end result and more focused on the process of working towards their goals. i just learned this recently because art for me sometimes feels like i’m not getting anywhere because i focus to much on what i want and not how to get it or how long it will realistically take to get where i want to be.

[@spicecooking]

I'm super busy with my studies and don't have as much time for art as I want so these types of videos where you condense alot of ideas into only 10 - 15 mins are a great help

[@paradoxvuim8562]

Thanks! ART

[@Noirjk]

As an artist in such an unenjoyable stage of my skills where I am not a beginner but I know that my skills can't keep up with my knowledge, I find your videos quite motivating. For me it feels like a cycle of improvement. One week I hyper focuse on structure, the next week I study contrast, after having to work on every other detail such as countless anatomy studies and artwork analyses, when I try to paint something I realize that the very first thing I studied is my current weakest skill yet again. It's kind of frustrating. But at the end what matters to me is that every time I realize this, I can see major overall improvement anyway which keeps me going.

[@dixxbedru4776]

one of the best thing what i do is observe everything and try to cobstruct everything in 3d. and try reverse paint/ engineer and study your favorite artist. Master Studies!

[@Pugcool200]

Tbh the thumbnail for the bad artist side is better than anything I'll ever draw in my life, it's so hard trying to draw when I know it's gonna look like a toddler made it, I've tried tips and tricks and nothing has helped me, I might even quit art and go back to being talentless,

[@thegmeplaysgaming6068]

I think the most dangerous , nostalgic, full of sadness and anger and maybe all other negative emotions combined is " love and desire" Greif also emerged when you can't have it have lost what you loved! all the other checklist here can be worked on , with our research and practice, but those which we have to depend upon like don't be boring and social psychology and a lot more hit and trial!! most that depend upon the viewer! Great video by the way!!

[@faun_fatale]

As an insecure perfectionist that also suffers from huge anxiety, I guess my art block will just be permanent, now... It's always improving, comparing, practice here and there... can I have fun again, pls? I go to uni, I feel like other ppl always find time to draw and I don't.

[@tetaguilla1814]

The first time I saw Marc I thought he was a vocalist of a rock band tbh... his art tips are so interesting and fun to watch I'm always looking forward on his videos.. what a day to be alive have materials,tips,references like this to improve my drawing.. thank you very much!

[@valide1]

I think the thing I enjoy the most is learning to recognize how paintings are created/constructed and when I find an artist I like I hunt out any kind of sketch, WIP, or timelapse they've done to understand their process and workflow. Demystifying the composition goes a long way towards converting envy into motivation. I used to feel intimidated and inadequate by artists I aspire to be like but learning to do this has made me much more comfortable in the same space as them, and optimistic that I can get there.

[@YTartschool]

that's 100% real, I should've mentioned it!

[@yenahh6954]

Man I'm just happy that i always feel motivated when i see gorgeous art and not be discouraged. It's like a mental boost

[@djroscurro9859]

I always used to say "I'll never be as good as these people" and then started to ask "Why do I like it? How do they do it? Can I use a part of it?"

[@Micamicamico]

I get discouraged when I see great art. As an adult beginner it makes me think of all the time I wasted growing up, with no hobbies. I compare myself to the younger people and I know it has to stop. I want to keep improving, and advertise my works. I’ve been taking a break from social media to keep me healthier mentally and it’s been good. Other artists are something we just have to get over. Envy has turned to motivation for me before and it’s good when that happens, i shall remember to embrace it. Still though, yeah you’re right, it has been a super hard time with that train of thought. If I could switch off that way of thinking with the push of a button I would, but instead it’s a slow journey of two steps forward, one step back for me.

[@SushiKat_Studios]

You have the ability to draw good looking feet, so clearly you are the best artist in the internet

[@waltzmacandcheese]

Sushi kat I know you use feet findr.

[@waltzmacandcheese]

Why are you looking there

[@SushiKat_Studios]

@@waltzmacandcheese I was looking at the shadow the character was creating, and noticed that the feet looked good lol

[@lavender_bright9880]

So combine expressionism, knowledge of fundamentals and passion to be a good artist.

[@Aki-yw3uj]

It’s very true and with all the artists I can easily get connected online, sometimes, the only emotion that I develop is envy, and sometimes I just want to quit drawing, but then after a while, I would be drawing again

[@xxravens_cryxx2397]

2:56 that part reminds me of an artwork I had done which had the most likes, it was a drawing that had more of a frustrated emotion in it. Definitely something I’ll keep in mind for other projects!

[@davidboost22]

thank you marc!

[@lakepants]

The chapter on turning envy into motivation is pretty good advice, but when I see good art usually I think "That looks pretty cool!" and move on with my day, rather than say "I'll never get to that level" or the opposite: "I can't wait to be that good". So I guess when I see good art I don't really think how it would apply to me directly.

[@TheBugUderUrBed]

I`m doing art for almost a year now, and that vid really helped, to motivate me even more to being a pro some day. Thanks :D

[@just_tenshi1895]

Omg finally longer content, I've been waiting for this! Thanks marc

[@blu_mushivi]

I attempt to focus on others art a lot compared to mine and indeed it does bring motivation, however sometimes Idk why when I get that spark I sometimes loose control of my skills when sketching or drawing

[@DisturbedSadist558]

In my eyes, there’s no such thing as good and bad artists. Whether a piece of art is good or bad is completely subjective. And everyone can always get better at art, but I would never say anyone’s a “bad artist”. It’s all perspective.

[@YTartschool]

My art as a kid was objectively bad compared to what it is now though. It's not all subjective. A lot of it is for sure, but it's not that simple. Most artists would likely agree, you too, their art now feels "better" to them than it did when they started with no skills. Art skills, just like any skill, get better with deliberate practice and habits. Someone with no skill is not expected to perform in any meaningful way. I couldn't get hired with my 5year old skills, couldn't make a penny selling art, wouldn't get any attention on social media or anyone other than my parents. Most people who call themselves artists want to do something with their art, whether it's a personal or professional achievement. The angle of the video is that there are steps to get there, steps to get meaningfully better and ignoring those steps (while still striving for the same achievement) leads to a dead end most of the time. Most people watching this take their art seriously and I've been teaching long enough to know everyone is doing something (or many things) at their detriment without realizing it. Hopefully these kinds of videos help them realize it so they can improve in an even more meaningful way.

[@Ix-Star]

Great insight, Marc! I'm working on improving my art foundation, especially since I'm working on producing a comic. Just started your course and it's definitely helping my approach. Thank you for everything you do!

[@beto101]

Thanks for the classes… just took up drawing a couple of months ago and I think I’ve come a long way.

[@shun1207]

Your "should" vs "must" argument actually finally helped me put it into perspective. Thank you! Its something I knew subconsciously but never really put into practice.

[@thestellarelite]

I really need to work on a lot of these especially obsessing over technical improvement over everything else. One of my resolutions this year/going forward was to be more dynamic with poses but that's still technical and doesn't matter to non-artist viewers as much. I've always been like my dorky sci-fi characters aren't that deep but as I develop them I'm realizing they have personalities and that's at least a place to start lol Thanks Marc! Great advice!

[@daisycarbonell]

Shame would probably beat grief I would say. Though grief is still extremely powerful.

[@pleke2028]

I feel like pure and utter rage can be the most powerful. We have felt utter rage before, some have to control that rage and some have made mistakes using that rage unwisely. If they were to see a rageful character perhaps they would relate to it more or feel a negative or sincere way.

[@shachintheartist]

What I want to learn the most is to take criticism in a positive manner instead of getting mad at the critic for cussing my drawing 🤔. Why is it hard to take criticism from others without getting regret in my mind for that piece of artwork. Or frustration. How to turn frustration into positive energy to improve my self

[@YTartschool]

it is hard, but what helped me early in my career was differentiating between good and bad feedback. Good critiques will give you suggestions on how to improve and point out things you already knew in the back of your head but dismissed while painting. It's still not fun to read, but it gives you something worthwhile to think about. Bad critiques will just try to be hurtful and in those cases, it's good to imagine the absolute loser who's spending their limited time on earth trying to bring you down when they probably have nothing going on for themselves. Why would you pay any attention to trash like that? Block them and carry on :)

[@shachintheartist]

@@YTartschool thanks for the advice , I must ignore bad feedback since it doesn't improve my artwork .and appreciate good feedback

[@kevinweems1637]

I love all this advise. I know one of the biggest area I struggle with in my art is getting an emotional connect from my art. I can see putting more nostalgia into pictures.

[@mariiebouthillette4401]

I have progressed so quickly with only these videos on KZbin. Can't wait to try the real class. My son and I started around Christmas together and he needs to practice his English to understand how Marc Brunet has a good teacher. But he doesn't realize how much he progressed too after each class And thank you for the free brushes they're awesome 👌 !

[@zinzolin14]

Thanks for this list Marc. Your last point is especially resonant to me. We all will face art envy, but if you find their art so impressive then perhaps consider finding out how they created their works and try to incorporate their techniques into improve your own art. It's a better use of your energy than brooding on the fact that you're not at their level, effectively never imrpoving.

[@07Emil]

nice video! It still helped me even though I'm not as serious about art anymore and I don't post online anymore. Artists like you inspire and motivate me to still keep on drawing even though I don't have as much time anymore, keep up the good work bro!!

[@mrholister4182]

Very good info. Perfect timing as well. Thanks.

[@revenoon5375]

so i decided to start drawing a week ago every day, instead of doing so once a month. Ive just been doing gesture drawing and portraits. Learn the rules before I break them and go for stylized art. But how do i know when im ready to transition into something more creative

[@z4pd00]

Hey man would you make a discord server where small artist can share their work to get & give advice from each other? I believe you have a big audience, and maybe big enough to create a "community" kind of thing, it would really be a good idea imo, but yeah, thanks for your online tutorials and classes, it has really helped me in my art journey :J.

[@Lady_Pencil]

In the mine`s type of mood: Imma 16 years old artist, which is looking at you, Marc, and thinking: "I'm gonna pray on your picture before starting drawing. It`ll be an everyday thing tho" XD Don`t worry about my emotional stability. It`s fine, but I love to overreact on the Internet))

[@bluble4490]

the best art teacher

[@jilliandreams]

I love that you check all of your comments. ❤

[@NathGate]

I have been jumping my attention from your voice to how you painted her 🤩we didn't saw much paintings of yours here for a while.

[@YTartschool]

I didn't do much painting last year, mostly focused on lvling up my line drawing and studies, but it's good to get back at it :)

[@chockitkat3776]

I'm a bad artist but I always aim to be a good artist :) After all being a good artist can be subjective but I hope to be an inspiration and motivation to other growing artists regardless

[@pastelmoon9118]

realised a lot people doesnt tell story and feelings through their art.. the skill I want to learn.. also I didnt prioritize what skills I MUST learn first to create awesome characters. feeling happy to notice the small improvements with anatomy Thank you Marc!! for helping everyone to become better artist

[@MrGamerstellar]

✨🗿👍🏻 you always know what we want

[@Realhuman111]

Love is the most strong emotion

[@YTartschool]

heartbreak (grief) is wayyyy stronger son, that's why most popular songs are about heartbreaks ;)

[@DaVinzky]

Easy-peasy to figure the problems out by watching you tutorials. I hope i can put that into practice.

[@Sakookie]

Thank you for everything you're doing,as a (I hope) future artist, helps me a ton

[@viuki]

recently kinda hit the low of my life n art journey, this vids really helped me to remind myself on why I goes down with this path in the first place :)

[@OTTERSandKNIVES]

Yay new video! This is VERY inspiring because I've hit most of these points as an artist to allow myself to create freely! The two that have EXTREMELY helped me improve is making a dedicated time for art and setting a specific goal. Mine was to learn the basics of perspective. I haven't even finished the course yet and I'm still learning so much!

[@Roshea23]

This is some solid advice, Marc! Younger/emerging artists should definitely take your advice here to heart.

[@KiokosCorner]

I just wanted to say thank you!! you're such a big help to me and I am sure the art community feels the same. I have watched a good chunk of your videos and have seen a lot of improvement. It is trial and error but that is okay because I am willing to push forward. Hopefully one day I will be able to buy one of your artschool terms

[@mariateresa1415]

The hardest part for me is probably to find a goal/aim when doing art. As an almost 30 y.o. personally whose career has nothing to do with art, I just do it because I enjoy it and I want to make pretty things. That's all. My goal is to be able to draw what I imagine, and sometimes it's a character, sometimes it's a landscape. I just want to ✨️make✨️pretty✨️things✨️

[@DC-gb5sn]

Marc could you do a vid about the construction fundamental plz??!¡???!!!

[@stonehead4775]

I mean, he has already

[@cheyblake2475]

2:25, And that's why I find animated characters more attractive than real people

[@RobHaza]

Perhaps I would add another... 11. HAVE FUN WITH IT. Thanks dude.

[@gre3nishsinx0Rgold4]

I've been so focused on drawing from imagination when that light bulb hits that I didn't stop to think about the things on this list. Well. I guess I need to learn and improve more. Thanks Marc, looking forward to the next one.

[@jakekeystonetyus4903]

I like what Marc said about your upbringing because as I was starting my art journey I was weighed by envy when looking for good inspiration and it mostly motivated me and I made a short term goal to not let this bring me down but pull me up so envy is a great source of inspiration for me tho I gotta work on the other stuff lol

[@Ricktofenable]

Holy crap marc, thank you soooo much for adding subs man, never remembered i needed em

[@86lanzo]

The best art chanel on KZbin??....after watching some of your videos...i agree... I'm here to learn

[@PhaxtolgiaLegacy]

Oh my god I'm guilty of ALL OF THEM (except the last one. Been trying to expand to other spaces to share art.)

[@draw_ki_]

the painting is looking awesome!! Also, I think having a positive mindset about art is the best habit that most good artists have

[@dotun.]

thank you mark for the great videos

[@ericb5328]

after watching you for years, I finally bought your art school program just now. lets see if I can finally get good

[@stupidsoul]

I don't know if this is generally a good thing to put on the list, but always studying and seeking knowledge on how realism works i think is VERY important. Sure, you can make good art and be a good artist without being able to draw a real person or animal, however, as you improve on that path you're still implying the basic structure of how our skeletal and muscle structure works.(just in a stylized way). I think it's very important to observe what is Anatomically correct in your art(and other's art) and what isn't. Seek some realism perspective, without being a realism artist yourself. Your stylized work will improve and still be your own with this knowledge.

[@MSSProductions1]

it's great to see a process of you coloring for a change! I hope to check all the boxes in the future ♥

[@mightymicroworlds4566]

Thanks man! I like that your honest but also encouraging people to do better, and that’s why I’m here, goal is to express lore I’ve created in a visual format, so I wanna expand my abilities. I post all my stuff on Instagram haha some not so great others decent

[@sdash5434]

Thanks Marc, I could always use the words of encouragement

[@RioDelight]

When Marc uploads you know we will be getting very great advice from him! ❤️🙏

[@DekRavenmane]

Beside the Advertisement, it seems I am on the right track. There are just some obstacles I need to climb over. I've learn so much from my friends in both Japan and Korea. I wish I could show you the Uniquely odd problem I am struggling with as an artist but the Artificial Intelligence maintaining the site will mistake it as something malevolent.

[@spooki5556]

I think pain is stronger than grief, when we see another human in terrible pain a primal part of us gets activated.. but thats negative. A positive strong emotion in my opinion is arousal, but that's not suitable for most pieces. Laughter might also work but less effectively.

[@anonymouxx9261]

My fav artist always motivational!! I'm gonna try practicing my shading more and more

[@sukeyd.artist]

If anyone wants to be art friends, hi😊👋 I don’t have any art friends who are active in communication online or offline I’ve been in this art community for years and it’s be very lonely and if you feel the same way, don’t worry too much about it. Sending hugs and positive good vibes to you!!! 💖💫✨

[@solfeibalam]

-"YOU NEED A DESTINATIONS BEFORE SET SAILS" , THANKS FOR THAT

[@TarcisioSampaio]

Estamos aqui meu lindo 🫶

[@blackhoundrise8431]

man i'm struggling. got to keep fighting. got a schedule. got to stick to it or make it work. How much worth do i see in improving my art? the question makes me shudder. got to keep at it. it's possible.

[@kennardshanhariyanto1377]

If you really read all the comments then... I just wanna say thank you, your videos helps so much.

[@Kinomi144]

"grief, nothing beats it" I was going to say "mitty" from the "made in abyss" but I realized that's also grief... Asuka's death in Evangelion is grief... One that made me cry was "a silent voice" and I don't think that was grief. Also the only thing I can't think of that beats grief is KSI's new song thick of it, I cry scream and cover my ears in horror, that was a horrible experience 😢

[@cloverfield_l9]

this entire video really sliced me deep and left a huge flesh wound 😵

[@phelonius1493]

thanks to this channel and marc, every week I am always motivated

[@GoddessKiraki]

I also feel like another way someone can be a bad artist is if they're are being negative about their own art or art abilities towards their friends. For example if you have a friend who is constantly saying "I'll never get better" or "I can't get commissions like you can". Having that negative mindset can effect the person it's being focused on as well as other around them who may end up feeling the same way. Kinda like a link chain of negative emotions and doubt towards their own skill. It can be that person saying it once or constantly saying it over and over whenever they show their art to you or in a open space like discord or other social medias. I just feel we as artists should learn to be more positive about our art and self-worth as an artist and learn not to spread the negativity to others who aspire to reach their goals or make goals for themselves.

[@eminor9196]

Thanks Marc

[@EddieZ3]

My biggest problem ever is to make the leap of fate and post online my art, because I know that I'm too shy and too much of an overthinker to follow competitions, and still too slow with making art and maintain alive an art account on social media.

[@YTartschool]

sure but that's literally every artist until they get better at it ;)

[@bla7e504]

hey marc? I want the same profession as you but don’t know where to start. what did you major in? or did u get any degrees or go to any special art school to get where you are now? how do you become a pro artist?

[@quixotic2d]

He never went to art school,he studied himself and did all those stuff he said, the man is the GOAT

[@ChrisZerotani]

Marc is a great artist (and master of explosions) 😁

[@cody5535]

What emotion is stronger than grief? ... ... ... _SPITE_

[@llllllllIIIIIIIIIII]

Your beard really suits you well 😁 Also awesome teaching we cannot find anywhere else except here as usual!

[@japanwolfi2579]

Thank you for all your advices, I really like your videos, they are so helpful!

[@M0CH1Zz_]

Dude this helps a LOT.

[@mimthyss]

Somehow these videos are sometimes demotivating for me haha. Guess I'm a "bad artist" because I don't want to do these things 😅 Not sure I like viewing art as good or bad etc.. art is art. Its self expression, its a hobby, its a career, it depends who you are and what you want. So one person's actions as an artist may be "bad" if they were aiming to be a professional artist in an industry, but "good" if they want to draw something they love & just bring themselves joy. That kinda thing. Idk, its all good advice for sure! It just feels a little odd to me. But thats just me by the looks of the rest of the comments lol (No hate to you Marc, your content is awesome! Both art-wise and video tips & tricks wise etc! Love your stuff and your positive attitude. 😁)

[@DestinyJ.Tappin]

Thanks for this, Marc! ❤

[@ДианаМалюк-т3д]

Ваші поради дуже допомагають, дякую😊

[@Malbondesigns]

Great video! I used to watch your videos 8 years ago, and just rediscovered some of your tips as I'm working to become an artist full-time :)

[@YTartschool]

thx for making me feel super old lol

[@Malbondesigns]

@@YTartschool Makes me feel a little old too XD