How I study Anatomy

[@JoshArt02]

what I use👉 Sign up to JustSketchMe for FREE with no time limit and start creating: justsketch.me/?ref=joshart.

[@100k-subs-target]

Hi sir

[@haricoco-669]

very good app thanks !

[@new-bp6ix]

How do you sit down and focus on your work I suffer from this problem, I cannot concentrate on my work, and also I cannot focus on one subject without being motivated to learn everything Please share with us how you organize your time and focus on your work, and also do you listen to music while you work

[@koninglabrador38]

I don't know if I am the only one but the lighting of the thumbnail is fantastic!

[@ايتوناالعيدروس]

Keep drawing because your drawing is very cool and makes me feel beautiful. I wish you to expand your channel so that more people enjoy your drawing like me 😁👍

[@mariarzyt_3D]

if you're bored by simply copying random anatomy poses, one of the tips my art teacher mentioned once was that he has more fun studying things like anatomy if you draw your OCs in those poses instead of those strangers or faceless 3d models. you can also give the poses details, add some clothes that could fit, make up some story about them or add expressions, additionally practice a little design and storytelling along the way

[@rassalas4638]

lol if youre only learning anatomy you dont need to add stuff to your human. do that when youre comfortable with your anatomy

[@hugoamorim7151]

@@rassalas4638 I agree, talk for personal experience, I always focus on little details instead of focusing in the basic shapes

[@Nopeasaurus]

Thank you for the tip

[@nickorange4881]

What if you don't have a oc?

[@aster7482]

​@@nickorange4881 if you like any shows pick a character that would suit the pose that you're practicing

[@SupiSuki]

Fun fact: you can learn anatomy in a month, best way to learn anatomy is to separate the parts of the body you have no understanding of like the arms and the hands, and do them individually. I try to stay away from doing the whole body right away because it is way too complex to get accurately almost every time. When your time to study is over, try doing a quick sketch after every study session (full body) and take note of your mistakes and/or inaccuracies in a notebook or notepad or whatever. after mastering the basic components move unto the "detailed" anatomy like bones, organs, muscle etc. make sure to take notes. after all that if you think your ready then try doing light sketches (with no time limit) and see how far you have improved. (note, this is the method I used, it is not guaranteed to work for all of you)

[@luvforhui]

woah this is actually really helpful, ty!!!

[@rehanapaw-w4g]

God loves you and he wants a relationship with you he wants to give you peace even in hard times and his love that surpasses all understanding he cares about you and wants to free you from sin and he wants to save you if you would let him and accept his Son the Lord Jesus Christ who died on the cross for us Eternal life is getting to know the one true God and whom he sent the Lord Jesus Christ who loves you to give you his Holy Spirit and he died on the cross so that you can be saved from your sins if you accept

[@rehanapaw-w4g]

@@luvforhui God loves you and he wants a relationship with you he wants to give you peace even in hard times and his love that surpasses all understanding he cares about you and wants to free you from sin and he wants to save you if you would let him and accept his Son the Lord Jesus Christ who died on the cross for us Eternal life is getting to know the one true God and whom he sent the Lord Jesus Christ who loves you to give you his Holy Spirit and he died on the cross so that you can be saved from your sins if you accept

[@SupiSuki]

@@Cool-gk8mc ok first off, bullshit, learning all of anatomy in a month is nigh impossible, I know that, but don't bring other people down because of your (in)different level of intelligence and effort (or lack thereof) listen, if a proffesional could do it, so can you, I respectfully doubt most of you could do that, since, obviously, your not proffesionals, but the fact that they could implies that you could too. (Also big words don't fit in your mouth egg head, whatever you said makes literally zero sense)

[@SupiSuki]

@@Cool-gk8mc don't bring others down because of your (in)different levels of intelligence and effort (or lack thereof) it's clear that the BS you spent probably an hour coming up with is complete and utter bullocks, just because you finally know enough to know about the subject doesn't mean your instantaneously f*cked in the arse, you clearly didn't read my comment, I said learn anatomy, not learn the golden f*cking ratio, you don't have to have a PhD in rocket science to figure out that it's just anatomy training, not a introduction to anatomy or it components, I'm not here to teach you "why does mr. X pair so well with ms. Y so well? An introduction to anatomy for beginners" like this is a kindergarten.

[@sunnie_flowers]

My tip for for filling a sketchbook: Especially if you have multiple unfilled sketchbooks, choose one and tell yourself “this is my trash sketchbook that i will fill with bad sketches, practise, unfinished drawing, etc. Make the purpose of that sketchbook to be bad. Then possibly choose another sketchbook and then that will be your “nice” sketchbook you can use after you finish your first one since in theory you improved by practising in the first one. It’s all about the purpose of the sketchbook:) Another thing that i like doing is adding sticky notes or cutting out old drawings and putting them in my sketchbook (and leaving the first page for last) I hope this helps!

[@zah-_-ra]

I've been drawing for 7 years and I still feel like a beginner

[@eioclementi1355]

Were all learning nobody fully passes drawing always something new to GROK.

[@priscillareadstoyou7072]

I've been feeling that way too. It can be so incredibly frustrating when you have been practicing art with much determination for years and you feel like you're still unable to execute the basics and you have no real confidence in your art😢. However, I will share with you what I have learned recently: 1) You need to accept that you will never learn all that there is to learn. You will always feel like you're not there yet and apparently, that's normal with artists! Have you ever met an amazing artist and they're like "my work sucks😢 I need to improve 😔"? This is because art is a career that keeps giving and giving. There is always something to learn! We are never satisfied. Like a neverending waterfall, once you overcome one level you keep wanting to go higher and higher so you always get the feeling like you're a beginner. The key to overcoming this is to just accept it as a normal feeling and to realize that it's part of the process. It's part of your journey and is actually a good thing because you can use that as a tool to fuel your thirst for knowledge and it can be a great tool to mastery. However, if you allow it to break you, it can make you stop practicing art forever. 2) Another tip is the biggest thing for me and that is to keep practicing the fundamentals. That was my problem. Through introspection, I saw that I tend to skip over stuff when I get impatient and want to paint right away. Then a painting looks shitty and the self hate about me being a beginner for too long begins 😅 But seasoned artists practice the fundamentals all the time to fine-tune their art. I've been learning how critical the fundamentals are to one not feeling like a beginner. Even when the fundamentals are fully grasped one needs to keep doing them no matter what. Like an exercise. Become aware of the 7 components of art and practice them like crazy regularly. 3) Comparison. Nothing makes you feel like a beginner more that matching yourself to those you deem to be better than you. But what I've learned is that a lot of the time few people show their process. You don't see the difficulties they experienced with an art piece, how long it took them to finish it, how frustrated they were while creating or how hard they grind each day to attain a level of mastery. All we see are the beautiful art pieces they make and we feel bad compared to them and as though we're stuck forever in beginner mode. I've started using people I consider great as motivation instead of a demotivation. 4) Become incredibly stubborn. Thissss 👏 You have to have the determination of a hyena when it comes to creating art. Like, no matter how many times your work disappoints and depresses you, push through harder than anything. The more of a beginner you feel like, the harder you practice, the more you create!! Like, don't ever give up. 5) And also, keep track of your work. Our mind loves to play games with us. It will troll you. There are times when I feel so stuck and get upset but when I look back at stuff I painted or drew ten years ago, I'm like damnnnn. So I advise you keep records of your work and that whenever you doubt yourself, look back. That will definitely quiet your inner critic. 6) Additionally, remember consistency is the key. I struggled with this. 7) Oh and most importantly, another thing I learned from a favorite KZbinr that has stuck with me for years is that we feel frustrated because of the hand-eye disconnect. When an artist works / learns the trade, they develop their eyes and their drawing hand. We who are frustrated with ourselves for still being beginners despite putting in a lot of years has one major problem: our artist eye is incredibly developed but our hand has not caught up to it. Our eyes surpass our hands. I got this problem because I'm absolutely obsessed with art. I have spent a long time consuming all forms of art and am a big fan of looking at the work of talented artists. This is why no matter what I draw, it feels off to me because my hands aren't their hands. My eyes will always see the glaring mistakes but my hand struggles to not make those mistakes because I haven't trained it to the level it needs to be. That artist KZbinr stated that the way to solve this problem is to make our hands catch up to our eyes. And what's the only way to do that? Practice! And study! Also, finding the right way to practicing and studying art is key, otherwise you can waste years doing the wrong practice and keep yourself back. For years I've tried almost everything under the sun to improve but I've accepted that it's a journey and I'm still learning what works for me. Even if you can't see the improvement it's there. And I'm doing my best to practice the most important tip: patience. Once you're patient, consistent and follow a solid training plan, you'll be out of that beginner mindset in no time. Hah 😅 sorry for the long message, it's just that your comment reflected my own struggles and I wanted to share what I have been doing to get past it. Hopefully all that I've said helps you because as I started to do these things in the past week, I've been seeing improvement in my work and my mindset.

[@eioclementi1355]

@@priscillareadstoyou7072 thank you I always enjoy people talking about drawing...drawing and art is a Taylor made experience you make yourselves. Enjoy the journey. 1.Storytelling 2.Character design 3.Subject matter When it come to comics art these 3 things is probably worth a think about technically all pictures are just 1 second movie.

[@zah-_-ra]

@@priscillareadstoyou7072 Thank you very much I am really grateful for every word you wrote for me

[@priscillareadstoyou7072]

@@zah-_-ra Awww you're most welcome!! I wish much endurance to you (and I) in this journey!

[@HANA-mv5ng]

I love how you wrote “how I study anatomy” and not “how to study anatomy” since based on my experience and most likely other young artists it was hard find how they should start studying. Tell me if I’m wrong but It’s great that your not pressuring young artists to learn a certain way and allowing them find what’s best for them❤

[@JoshArt02]

Thank you 😍

[@nightfall787]

Such a great tip which is actually good

[@Schlittlenutacus]

This comment right here is so true! Sometimes it's not about finding the "right" answer it's about finding out what works for you.

[@herbertscott9575]

Excellent! THIS is what you use a sketchbook for, to actually practice and learn the craft. It does not have to be complete, finished or pretty. Fill it up with concepts that you know and can use later. The rougher the better.

[@SwedePotato314]

I love this and I wish I could burn it into my brain. I know it rationally but as soon as I open a new sketchbook I get extremely overwhelmed. I think all these beautiful aesthetic sketchbooks on Instagram have ruined me lol

[@skyxstar250]

@@SwedePotato314 i get you! I've even torn out pages bec it ruined the so called aesthetic i was trying to create :(

[@hanna.h.]

​@@SwedePotato314yeah same😭

[@lovely96103]

tysm for this ♡ sometimes I have to catch myself when I try to make my sketches pretty on purpose, and trying my hardest not to make mistakes and make everything perfect

[@lanongphichit2003]

The first thing I learned for both anatomy and the head is just to simplify them into a simple shape. My teacher has to constantly remind me to focus on the main feature and doesn't think about details.

[@danielsmithiv1279]

That's exactly what he said in the video--simplify the anatomy into basic shapes

[@SwedePotato314]

I can’t put into words how much this helped me. I’ve been trying to move over to digital from traditional and it’s almost as if I completely forget everything I know once I pick up my tablet. It’s a whole new medium and I’m getting overwhelmed. I think I just need to start from the beginning again. On paper and then digital. Just start the entire process over again. Kind of felt like I had failed. I was (still am a little) overwhelmed and this helped. It’s nice to know that even artists that I see as hard working, talented professionals still go back and practice the basics.

[@priscillareadstoyou7072]

Oh my yes.... Going from traditional to digital is a truly eye-opening experience 😩 I remember when I did that a few years ago. No one warned me that I'd totally suck 😅Like the level of difficulty I wasn't expecting 😔 And let me not get started on the hand-eye coordination for pen tablets. When you're a traditional person and you're accustomed to looking at what you're drawing but then all of a sudden you gotta be looking at the screen while your hand is moving on the tablet.... 😬 I've improved a lot since my first digital but I'm still not satisfied especially with anatomy and like you, I've realized that I need to redo the fundamentals. I've been doing that for the past week so far and I've been seeing improvement. I wish you the best of luck too! Go brave and strong 💪

[@HeyItsNiYunna]

@@priscillareadstoyou7072OMG COULD YOU HELP ME?

[@katm8128]

I take commissions for a living digitally and will still often fall back to drawing with pencil and paper. For me, nothing replaces that feeling

[@Lilbean-2728]

0:17 *casually sniffs the page*

[@kururu_jekkies]

Lately, I'm really into studying anatomy but I was losing my way where to get start. Thanks for being my inspiration when I need the most. I really love your vlogs' vibe, exactly the genre what I've beeing looking for. As I came along with you since the beginning, I can't wait to see you get more recognization. Hopefully to see more vlogs like this. Stay safe and healthy bro~!

[@secondhome_art]

I started with gesture drawings, foe example, videos of New Masters Academy have timer and interesting poses. So you pick a session, and draw, few times a week. Its kinda cool, because you dont spend so much time at first. Important: You must not just copy lines, you should firstly see line of action and shapes. You can find videos with basic proportions and shapes of human body, there are many kinds and ways to draw human body from shape. As I got improved, I started adding more muscles to see, some details, some lines for eyes and nose, hair. It actually looks nice now, and thats how I started to improve. Wish you good luck with studying!😀

[@kururu_jekkies]

@@secondhome_art I'm literally sobbing now.😭 Thanks a million, you're so kind~!!! As a beginner, I always lose myself for many things. I get motivated and later, I lose myself again. I want to draw so many things at the same time, but I barely can start since I lack basic skills. It'd be much better if I have some friends with same hobby. Self-studying is never easy but I'm still trying. Anyway, thank you again, sincerely. Ily😭❤️

[@JoshArt02]

Thank you ❤️😍. Yes I will , Stay safe too !!

[@pumathanomvajamun]

You are my inspiration! You know I’m also studying anatomy for years and am good at it; however my problem is consistency. I am always lazy, and unmotivated. But when I see you, you always motivate me to start drawing and pushing myself to the limit and surpassing it like becoming a ssj! Thank you.

[@luckyomen]

Thank you for presenting it as your way instead of THE way. I am taking my first steps and this was one of the questions I wanted to answer for myself.

[@ultrachadstinctgoku7579]

I'm glad I was recommended this video. I always wanted to be a true artist, not any big one, but simply practice art but never knew the right steps

[@stripstew1729]

apart from the anatomy tutorial, I exceptionally loved the way you directed your video, most of the tutorial videos on youtube can't keep up with viewer's attention span. But I watched your video fully till the end. It was short, informative and fun to watch :)

[@ClementBaudoin]

I am really good at coping what I see when it’s about drawing something, and now I want to make my own art on a digital surface, but here is the catch : I suck a$$ !! Yes, being good to just coping something means that you have no real skill, that’s why I watch this, to start learning. So thank you !

[@evalisseblooms]

i really want to get into art!!! especially anatomy… i have so many brilliant movie ideas and i just.. want to out them into creation but i want them to be spiderman into the verse art style… im not sure what that style of art is called but i love it. especially the city kid vibe like its so amazing.. just the dystopian new generation that grew w the internet. i think its so fucking awesome and we can be anything we wanna be so why not be creative and cool as fuck .. nothing is holding us back!!! and i want my art to be reflective of that so.. i love that u said “and remember practice takes key” because for beginners we can get discouraged and such so.. amazing video i love artists 🥺

[@TristanCruz-yb3cf]

wanting to be a bodybuilder in my 20’s gave me such a head start 😭

[@redbrimstone8701]

Good video! I draw every day too! iPad, laptop, desktop, sketchbooks.

[@jomanthekiller]

Spot on. I gotta go back to the basics when it comes to constructing my figures I learned anatomy the hard way for just trying to understand the basic shapes of the muscles, how they connect, what do they do, etc. I need to go back a bit and refine my figures because I can see the figure in my head but I want to eventually communicate with less rather than more rather than spending too much time on things.

[@KillerTacos54]

Absolutely amazing video! Thanks for all the tips. Also I completely relate to you about wanting to make every bit of space in the sketchbook count and not wanting to waste it

[@aidannnn333]

NO WAY! This is the first person ive seen with the same pencil as meeee

[@reesespeeses_]

thanks, this video gave me a bit of an idea of where to start with anatomy since I was really overwhelmed with the amount of things I needed to learn (btw the cinematography is great)

[@sunnymonths]

Boxes, Sam does arts greatest fear. I must say that you are really talented! For me it never worked when I tried to use boxes for anatomy. So I am really happy that it did work for you.

[@rezanoori886]

Idk if this helps but there is this book that helped with understanding anatomy called “Classic Human Anatomy in Motion: The Artist's Guide to the Dynamics of Figure Drawing” I found it to be useful. I hope this helps!

[@allybach4938]

I love the music you added on here it’s so nice

[@viviandepaulaoliveira317]

I love to draw and your video helps me learn English too! Thanks for adding subtitles, your content is more accessible for English beginners like me!

[@BrocEnRollarts]

wow this is actually a really good art video! very cozy, comfy. loved it!

[@JoshArt02]

Thank you 😊

[@najeebdipatuan1821]

I knew it you're filipino, nice to know that there's another filipino artist who likes Karl Kopinski and Kim Jung Gi, they're also my inspiration too

[@rassalas4638]

man i love your videos sm! and the little cinematics at the end is so nostaligic! i hope you keep doing that each videos you make

[@OliviaJonas-f2z]

i was really tensed about practicing anatomy thanks man fr solving my problems

[@JoshArt02]

Welcome bro as always 🥰

[@sagetz]

I always try to improve by seeing your videos you've help me a lot still got a lot to improve

[@JoshArt02]

🥰 I'm glad bro , thank you for the support ❤️

[@CRYPTID209]

Ive been drawing since i was probablly 8 years old, am now 31 and im just now starting to really try anatomy. Thanks for your method. Also i have never really looked into any sponsors from the content i consume, but that website actually seems really helpful. So this will be a first lol

[@gfdsdzjhgrd676]

How did you learn the anatomy of a body? Where did you start? What are the methods for learning to draw a body? Will drawing books serve in teaching? What are the books that teach drawing a body?

[@1040baa]

Genuinely helpful. Never knew such a convenient tool existed. This is exactly what I needed

[@thefriendlyaspie7984]

also love the music you put and the last part of the video were you show relaxing in the river, thanks for sharing.

[@Spicyytofuuu]

I wanna learn Anatomy as well. I wasn't really into it but I amazed at it now and I used to draw anime but now I want to do something different. I love shading and drawing in pencil and as I am doing online classes now, I have more time at home to relax and draw ❤ this video was relaxing and helpful and one day I'd be as good as I'd like to be ❤

[@MatildaHam-sb9cd]

You are my inspiration ❤❤

[@moremainza]

The color grading is top notch🔥

[@chrizylm.33]

your vids are therapeutic

[@fall5923]

No wonder I like drawing monsters more than people.

[@Lili_story_art]

Thank you, I'm so young and I draw art but not that much good I still training to draw body and hair perfectly and I wish I can live arts like you and draw a lot as you do ♡

[@mrgee8447]

ive been drawing since i was 7 and now im 14 yrs old, i still feel terrible at drawing. every time i start drawing i already feel like giving up because i feel bad at it. i tend to also lose motivations and just forget drawing. i wanna feel the same joy i felt when i was still new to drawing.. not caring much about it looking bad and genuinely doing it just for fun😅

[@enderking6904]

Tutorial aside, great production man. Music and camera work were phenomenal

[@mateoalollari5392]

Damnnn that calm voice so good

[@tami_ii]

I have become one of your students. I love your drawing and the way you explain

[@kazzeristic]

with just 2:16 minutes this suddenly changed my entire style of drawing people heh

[@Haizou]

This is a criminally underrated video

[@zah-_-ra]

Make a video tour of your sketchbooks, please

[@minzk.m]

I think I found the artist that inspires me right here :)

[@marino7544]

Nice video! I saw you store your markers vertically, and I don't know if this is entirely true, but I heard markers last longer if you store them horizontally so yea maybe you can save some markers with that :D

[@mohammedpolat1119]

You are My favorite artist❤️‍🔥

[@JoshArt02]

Thank you 😍

[@mehekedekar9267]

i watched ur video for the first time today nd i was so focused on everthing u said.. i really liked the way u explained nd it was so calm.. thankyou

[@Snehalthara]

So happy to see so many artists comments 😍😍😍

[@heloisa2002]

We can't ignore he smelling the sketchbook, like, it's one of the best things to do idk

[@kizyyy-r1]

I’m not a artist, so when I realized artist have to actually study human bodies I was flabbergasted. Then I learned they have to study shapes too. I didn’t know artists actuality have to draw shapes. I thought they just drew lines.

[@duckduckie1436]

i need to see his music playlist cuz this is so peaceful sounding

[@StanleyKubick1]

very good storytelling in the edit. you're very talented

[@anime_gate]

Josh You're Really Amazing! ❤ Can you make a series on How you learnt Drawing...from Basic to Advance, Please!!

[@rabiya_the_tempeller]

Really thank you so much for this video Josh! Insha'Allah I hope it will help in future.... ❤️✨

[@JoshArt02]

thank you 😍

[@MariaJames-hn7lc]

Nice drawing Book collection, as an artist I could relate when he said they're heavy

[@dekakrin776]

Это видео мотивирует меня сразу двум вещам: Научиться рисовать как профи и выучить английский язык.

[@darishkawowo]

Как у вас продвижение?

[@robertalexander2478]

That’s the best sketchbook I ever seen!!!!

[@Japeownaa]

Sorry if this is a dumb question but what is the better way to practice anatomy? Drawing the whole body or drawing solitary body parts? Is there any specific way i should practice as a beginner as in should i practice by drawing the whole body or solitary body parts and also if solitary body parts then at what body part should i start?

[@CAVEDATA]

Calling anything mentioned or shown here art is like calling a marvel film art. This is rendering. Useful to know the difference.

[@strongindependentblackwoma1887]

5:33 that's from bridgman's book!

[@illustratornamedkasper]

well spotted!

[@ryder1658]

How I study anatomy: watch someone else study anatomy

[@christabelevbotokhai7143]

Could you do a video showing how you go about drawing anatomy? Plus shading?

[@hiddenwings91]

I've been feeling frustrated, just like you were at the beginning, but I'm going to figure it out. Thanks.

[@mokshasrivarudu2448]

You are doing great 👍

[@ilsagita5257]

This guy is crazy good

[@nickyerst9628]

Your art is beautiful and this is a great tutorial. Thank you!

[@voxxie_doodle]

I’m glad I’m not the only one with thousands of sketch books and thanks for the advice I needed this ❤😂

[@MUSIC-oq4ce]

Hi, thank you for sharing this video, it really helps a lot for me to understand what is the advantages of learning anatomy

[@VezzoArt]

What an amazing masterpiece! Such a work must have passed a lot of hard practice!❤I hope I can get better and better in my later painting growth! Thank you for sharing your paintings.I know I need a lot of patience and hard work.😊🎉

[@ARCSYS4049]

You inspire me, kid. Thank you.

[@hrantkhachikyan3401]

I am impressed with your camara skills, you can shoot a movie!

[@dominicle9831]

I feel your pain on confusing drawing tutorials, so I had this idea inspired by cartoons. What if you want to draw in a stylized manner, but you want the anatomy to be correct? While I am a beginner in finding my art style, I would draw basic shapes as you said, but I would draw them to convey the characters’ body language. While I keep the body language, I should remember that even anatomy is important, so I should keep in mind that I should draw in the realistic anatomy while keeping the art style.

[@AMTAVII]

I wonder what pencil you’re using? It makes the drawings look so smooth

[@Mv-if1mg]

I like you're room 💜🖤

[@bashertful]

wow you're amazing. Congrats! loved

[@skazer5319]

Thats interesting! I do hope ya happen to read this but can you share us your saved references ya are practicing from interest? Would be a good way to start up too!

[@cg_meleegod]

i think u should make more video like this, alot of people just started learning draw like me cant find good tutorial on YT and dont know where to start, what skill need to learn first. Really like your video, very heplful, keep going !

[@carsey_ke]

Excellent Work❤

[@zurajanai9589]

You deserve the million

[@Tabana-l6n]

Tu forma de hacer los videos me recuerdan a los de Alma Luna, o tal vez sea al revés, es una dibujante también pero en español, es tan relajante ver dos canales con la misma sinfonética relajante

[@DavidOssa-l8x]

Bro yo tambien veo videos de alma luns me gusta su estilo

[@Eriyvi]

I'm shocked by the amount of sketchbooks you have 'o' it's a lot of pratic!

[@realscark]

josh art es mi artista de inspiracion un maestro 100 %

[@Sky-j2r5f]

tutorials so you don't get bored while studying

[@lindagansson2538]

‏ Wow, beautiful and wonderful drawings, I loved all your drawings, God willing.❤❤❤❤❤

[@cloudjolie]

I love your hands😊❤❤so creative and amazing, i also draw but i suck in anatomy, thank you for sharing❤❤❤❤❤

[@JudeSantos-x6s]

Where do I have to start, if I want to learn drawing. Should I start learning the basic shapes or anatomy or other stuff?

[@helloyc2005]

No entendi absolutamente nada de lo que dijo pero amo su voz,es tan malditamente relajante, gracias a este canal tendré una excusa para aprender inglés xd

[@juanestey]

Maraming salamat po for your mga drawing videos. I am learning taglog (spent 6 months in your beautiful country)... I love drawing and your videos inspire me to upload and get better at video editing. Your editing is top notch! Maganda! Mabuti! Magaling! :D Hahaha... I want to be like you when I grow up! :D Talaga! Hahaha...Let's be art friends!

[@seafaringmax3159]

Seeing you work is very inspiring, great video, and your sketches are amazing!😊

[@jenhaica-shainchou2355]

I saw your window and I was like, " I think he is a filipino." then I went to your description and I was right! lmaooo, your art is so good btw!!

[@regeracodm6011]

Great video, You deserve million subs

[@TheVisualAnalyst]

Lovely!

[@Kelexsis]

I took human anatomy and I regretted every single day of it but ended up liking it (a class not related to art)

[@ABB14-11]

Thanks for the tips but more than that. Your video editing is beautiful. (Philippines?) just so inspiring