I wanna draw faster, so I tried Umibouzu's techniques

[@neeevirus]

Tppo is the only guy I know that is mediocre at anatomy but his sense of coloring and what's even more impressive is all the STYLES of coloring he has ABSOLUTELY makes up for it

[@PlsSpankMeh]

Fr, I'm good at anatomy, but boy am i bad at coloring. I just can't grasp it no matter how hard i try. How tf do they blend so easily? Shadows are also hard for me. Coloring just makes everything look better.

[@elgoblinax8796]

Damn if he is mediocre then im straigh up horrendous at anatomy

[@neeevirus]

​@@PlsSpankMeh I agree. coloring, shading, lighting, and rendering takes a toll to the brain. You need to take into account color theory, color contrast, complementary colors, then core shadows and cast shadows, light fall off, ambient occlusion and ambient light. It also comes down to your color choices, if your initial colors are bad, then it's going to be extremely hard to render your subject, and even harder if you have a background because you'll need to fit the color temperature of the character to the background. And the final nail on the coffin, hue and saturation affect your values, so you have to take into account that too. Also yeah, I think tppo is a perfect example that demonstrates just how valuable coloring is. Because even if you arent great at anatomy, great rendering and lighting makes the illust pleasant to look at

[@neeevirus]

@@elgoblinax8796 it's ok it's probably just a case of not having enough experience. More time, more experience, and eventually you'll get good......... well only if you have a consistent drawing schedule Oh and if you have money to spare and really want some information on improving at art then I suggest buying a Coloso course. The most prominent ones being mogoon, rinotuna, and chyan. You can probably pick up a bunch of anatomy knowledge there. Good luck on your art journey

[@astrix_moon8334]

@@PlsSpankMeh same I’m decent w anatomy and all since Iam familiarise anatomy and been having experiences, I suppose my next big step is shading and coloring which it will also takes time don’t worry though! We got this there’s no need to rush really the only thing that makes me going is the passion how I love to draw dosent matter if u improve faster or slower everyone has a different pace w learning which makes it interesting

[@carnngi]

my best advice for anyone just getting into art is to not worry about speed, drawing fast is something only professionals can afford to do, since they have drawn a lot, they can skip steps like "clean sketch" and instead just go rough sketch then straight into lineart, or in some cases just straight up start with lineart without having to deal with serious proportional issues. trying to speed run your drawings when you're still learning can potentially be detrimental to growth so if you ever feel concerned about time, don't be! you'll get faster eventually without even trying.

[@tppoart]

ahhh that's a really good point!

[@lunalienray]

Agree, clean sketch is really helpful. I am starting to sketch least 2-3 times before lineart and it makes the process faster and more pleasent to work with.

[@usokitsuki]

It is absolutely correct that someone just getting into art should not be worried about their drawing speed. Unless they literally do, because the sphere of art they're getting in requires it - comic illustration, manga, animation will all require you to draw fast and to form habits enabling you to do so from the onset. You will NOT "get faster eventually without trying". Honestly you will never get anything without trying, let alone get better at something. Speedpainting is something you have to specifically train for - if you want to draw fast, you WILL have to practice various shortcuts, techniques, macros, layer settings and all the other things people do to speed up the art process. And if that wasn't the case, all aforementioned shortcuts, techniques, etc. literally wouldn't exist. Professionals would just draw without skipping the steps, simply doing them progressively faster. But in reality what happens is that they learn and practice to skip those steps, TO get faster.

[@AirConditioner402]

Very true! I used to have a really hard time getting things proportional before I took anatomy studies seriously. Now, I still have minor issues with anatomy but it is much easier to draw poses now without taking so much time and redraws. Basics/fundamentals are still important at the end of the day.

[@jarukito]

thats right but im a artist not professinal but i have been drawing for 9 years and ive always drawn very fast so not only pros but people who have faster hands

[@lunalienray]

Other tips on how to work faster. - stop caring about some minor detail. Yes, you can see it but most people won't. Like those small disconnected line art in unfocused area or insignificant object in the background. - Focus on major detail that is the main point of your illustration like face, eyes or other eye-catching parts instead of every detail of the illustration. - Keep practicing technique you have in your pocket. My first full CG illustration took me a month to finish but the next one took me about two weeks and it keeps getting faster. The more confident you have in your technique, the better and faster you work. - Try to develop your own work flow and stick to it. It is much faster when you have concrete workflow that you know exactly what you are doing and what you are going to do next. I really like tutorial in this channel that help breakdown the workflow of many profession artists but in the end, we all have to develop our own workflow that suit ourselves the most. - keep practicing the basic. Anatomy, Perspective, Gesture, Pose, color theory, composition, etc. I think it is pretty obvious. No matter how many techniques you have in your pocket, without those basic knowledge, you are going to struggle a lot and it will slow down your work.

[@altmako8225]

Appreciate this essay I was just about to start thinking again: “Damn . . . Maybe I should go grab more techniques.” Mastering what you got makes sense

[@sael5084]

Actually don't fear showing your mistakes its the best way to improve when others give you advice about why your current ways are wrong etc. Better to upload anything you draw even your worst one. What matters is what you will become after getting at your best :) . Be shameless like me post your worst drawings and let actual art teachers criticize your flaws so you stop doing them over and over till it become a habit :)(

[@DarwinRoger893]

The third one is ABSOLUTELY true. Previously it took me three hours to get to a mediocre point. Two weeks after, I can do it in under an hour. It’s important to keep practicing. It helps build speed and confidence.

[@StarMisura]

To be honest drawing small details can change your drawings by a GIANT difference. For example, detailed books and items in backgrounds will make your drawings more alive

[@bybrillylili]

What I love about your art is that you notice that you lack something, rigorously learn how others do their technique, and instead of forcing yourself to be at their level, you admit that it’s hard for you and you relax the rules as to not put pressure on yourself, because art is supposed to be enjoyable, but learning is not a fun concept and can be tedious (not just for art but for everything), and you don’t want to lose passion for art itself. Great video, I learn a TON!

[@LocalRedMist]

I love this perspective honestly, makes me enjoy art way more than I usually do.

[@nomoretwitterhandles]

@@LocalRedMist Totally agree. I am a professional artist, but I admittedly find it hard to enjoy what I do sometimes. I love to watch other artists struggle, not because I feel superior, but because I feel exactly how they do. They remind me that, no matter the skill level, none of us are alone in this. It makes me love art so much more.

[@h0ojn-c1j]

I think the only thing taht bothers me about his art, is that he draws his characters a little too girlish sometimes, which makes some of his nsfw pieces feel... illegal LOL

[@Gerolix]

learning is fun, not getting it isnt lma

[@naf3773]

One of the best art KZbinrs out there, your editing style is unbeatable and your art alone is amazing aswell! 👌

[@CrimsonDawn-ou4og]

Frfr

[@tppoart]

thank you ❤️

[@naf3773]

@@tppoart it's an honor to be thanked by such an amazing youtuber 🤧🤭

[@GabrielGBjas]

The details in editing are peak

[@Greatfultolive]

His god damn editing style is SO GOOOOD and satisfying

[@artisseriechicken]

Academically speaking, in art, you'll learn more from drawing 1 or more pieces a day than you will by spending a week on a single piece. You applied that concept here and your growth really shows. Excellent work!!

[@kzeee]

My guy your art is really improving a lot Me personally i take so fucking long to draw, i spend 40 mins to sketch and then take a 5 hour break. Not until recent when ive tried to streamline my process. Streamlining your process really gives you a road to look forward to and not question yourself constantly. So if u struggle with doubting the process try figuring out the way most comfortable to you. But also dont be shy of trying new things and adding to your paiting process to improve otherwise you may stagnate Good luck everyone!

[@goku_dunker_420]

You got any tips for trying to streamline the process? I do 3D animations which are quite different, but I have the same thing as you where I get a few frames down and then take a break for a super long time

[@kzeee]

@@goku_dunker_420 me personally i watched a ton of artist and tried out their method of (for example) creating a quick shadow over the entire painting, and then getting all the different ways and use the one that i feel like fits me the best. Once youre comfortable stick with that process and try to get good at it. Bcs obviously this all takes practice and patience. Im not in the 3d field so i cant really give any advice on that but this should be the gist of it. Streamlining it basically just having that one stable method that u can rely on if u wanna get smth done and anything that clears all of that in ur mind is gonna save u a lot of time

[@potatodude5327]

The biggest time waster for me is getting an idea for my next drawing, it takes me anywhere between 40 minutes to 2 hours to sketch, then 5-9 hours rendering the piece.

[@pinkestelle558]

I also take a long time to draw. My art usually takes 12-20 hours to finish heh but its worth it

[@lylyart]

i take 4 hours on the sketch. kill me

[@rubyminer4655]

Finally someone who actually shows not only the process but also their layers and blending modes

[@ButtonHasher]

Your art definitely leveled up, AND also the presentation of them with the whole 3D gallery.

[@tppoart]

hopefully that 3D gallery was a fun surpise!

[@randomnoob101flyhightweek]

@@tppoart it was! :3

[@pumkinpatchwork]

I just have to say, while your art is great, your editing is PHENOMENAL. seriously, this is some of the coolest editing I’ve ever seen for an art video!!

[@melo9796]

Came here to say this, this was so entertaining!

[@crisgriffin3042]

Yeah, if not the super annoying music, too distracting. Had to watch muted with captions.

[@IAmEvla]

These videos give me so much motivation to start actually doing my own studies. I can't even imagine how much more insane you'll be when you start studying Anatomy and the extra fundamentals. Combined with all the things you've learned 😮

[@sageofmugen1724]

ikr he is going to be a monster, give him one more year

[@cthulha_north]

I love how you displayed your art attempts like an art museum. Ive never seen it done like that

[@xAsunaa]

It’s so fun to see your attempts, you’re very skillful! Also, editing is INSANELY well-done ;)

[@tppoart]

thank you!

[@fajarfaturochman5426]

@@tppoart how long you edit this video?

[@ama-terra]

うみぼうず先生のイラストの分析解説本当にありがたいです。 そして、日本語字幕もつけてくださってとても感謝しています。 これを見て色んな技術を学びます。

[@tyllisvfx]

wake up babe, new tppo video

[@Igami_No_Io]

You need to wake up first

[@Froggycolouring]

⁠and touch grass

[@sageofmugen1724]

daamn he created awhole backroom pool level just to showoff his art at the end, never saw such a high production value from an artist presenting his work, give this man an oscar fr

[@tppoart]

😆

[@fantasticstace3374]

The editing is absolutely mind-blowing. You are very interesting to watch and these are some fantastic studies.

[@satireamme]

I think Tppo could be one of the best artist online without him even knowing it, regardless of his knowledge of anatomy, he's still EXTREMELY good, bro made that in TWO HOURS? Amazing.

[@mikab.4838]

gosh i'm so in love with your editing style, it just gets better and better😭i also really appreciate how much detail you put into the description and putting information and sources about the artist

[@tppoart]

thank you!

[@kyokyo718]

Your ability to communicate artistic information is really good. IMO you draw a great line between being informative and relatable while also making sure to communicate the important bits of information to your audience. 10/10 keep it up.

[@pawz212]

The knowledge breaking down in this videos are great, but goddamn if I dont say how the VIDEO EDITING is also on a whole other level

[@lavendermarshmallowplant3229]

"Whenever there's a trend I want to hop on, by the time I've finished drawing, the trend has already passed." I feel this to my very SOUL

[@MRBallSlapper-gy1lr]

I JUST TRIED THIS!!!! Limiting myself with a timer with a end goal in mind has made the outcome come out so much better?! Usually I am super slow and cautious with everything and in it's irony it has made my art look unconfident and sloppy. This has actually helped so so much THANK YOU!

[@tppoart]

glad to know it worked! I was also surprised myself when I tried this for the first time

[@vextormull]

Not only you've drawn 9 anime artworks following many artists methods, explaining to us all their interesting techniques, you also showcase them in the end with all the nice lighting like an art gallery. So satisfying to watch! Godly studying! Keep on rocking!

[@ikanaide3885]

the editing is insane! keep it up man

[@tppoart]

thank you!

[@ganyaka7916]

@@tppoart IT ISSSSS what software do you used? It's really pleasing to WATCHHH

[@tppoart]

​@@ganyaka7916 Premiere and After effects!

[@DenkiinArt]

God damn your art journey is really satisfying to watch while also making me very very jealous on how fast and effective you study them arts.

[@gimbly8801]

I thought the video ended when you drew the third illustration but no, there's so many more. This is a certified banger of a video, especially because it makes us refresh on the previous videos you made. I'm so rewatching this 😋

[@dryercat2585]

Basing your channel off of reviewing and recreating well-known Japanese ( and other) illustrators is absolutely genius. As someone who knows (second hand) a bit about growing a KZbin channel, I can appreciate all the thinking behind your editing style, pacing, thumbs nails etc. Nice job man! I will definitely be a long time watcher

[@eternalsnowman8217]

tppo, your content is like nothing else on KZbin, I personally am also trying to learn drawing and speed has been a major pain point for me in the past year, it normally takes me around a month of real time to actually finish drawings, so I'll definitely give this a try. I just wanted to say I really appreciate the stuff you have put out, it has been the most educational drawing content on KZbin for me, and I hope to see you continue to grow! ❤

[@tppoart]

thank you!

[@Aj_Antics]

Dude I love this guys channel like, he honestly makes me wanna improve on my art, plus his editing is just amazing and the points he make are easy to understand and replicate. Anyways keep up the good work man can't wait to see more art studies!!

[@JoyceW-Art]

After seeing all those attempts of different art styles, I wonder what it would look like if you picked all your favorite elements of those and used it all in one illustration. You've also grown a lot, all of these look so good! I should try this challenge myself

[@jazzmp4]

holy crap this video is ARTISTIC on so many levels. the editing, the graphics, the narration, and of course not to mention your art!

[@artemi-sim4872]

I really love these study videos, you understand what you should take from who to enhance your skills to a greater level. I used to not really study others and only use pose references but your studies also helped me too!

[@tieumyam6040]

I'm writing a comment to make the KZbin algorithm recommend this video to more people

[@NoiseFetish]

I did daily drawings for a year. 365 days, first started as an inktober challenge and I just decided to continue until I got tired of it (and it took a year to get tired of daily drawings) and... I can say I learned a lot about work process, coloring, etc. So while not a strict 2h drawing challenge (some took 1 hour, some took 4 hours, one even took 10 hours), it was a pretty interesting way to learn stuff. I gradually went from b/w stuff to full color, from basic backgrounds to entire neighbourhoods (part of the reason why some took a lot of hours, heh), even improved my anatomy a bit. Right now I'm on a bit of a break (a year of daily drawings can burn you out although I do try to do some sketches in a notebook most of the days) but the next step will be figuring out how to streamline stuff for comics so videos like these are interesting cause while my aim is a bit different (telling stories through sequences of images instead of single illustrations) it is always really interesting to see how others approach doing art.

[@DekuGamer]

Phenomenal video! I'm so blown away by your ability to tell a very captivating story for your art learning journey. The editing was beautiful! And I learned so much about how to approach art in different ways I hadn't considered. I've been taking rinotuna's course on and off recently, and I'd love to see you tackle on his process. It's more character design focused over illustration focused, but I think you would really like it!

[@tppoart]

Thank you! ohhh a character design course would help me out a lot actually. I'll have a look at it!

[@devileshsona2556]

someone please give this man an award! The editing the coloring the art its all amazing!!

[@lenott7480]

honestly, thank you. I've been doing art for so long, but I've only gotten so far because of procrastination and perfectionism that stopped me from trying to study and learn altogether. For some reason, I've always felt like I was supposed to know how to draw all along, and as the years gone by and not much improved, it would hinder me even more. Only this year I finally started learning and trying, finding out that just a little effort can actually give me rewards I've been seeking. And that's thanks to the people like you, who curiously explore art and show that learning actually couldn't be more interesting. Thank you once more.

[@user-ww4ds5jt8s]

I always feel watching your video your editing is really good.

[@Disuga]

We've all been blessed with all of these studies, and now combining all from the previous videos at the end sure just makes you want to draw yourself even more

[@alalessia]

Dude the editing for this one is on point! Also, your ability to analize and incorporate techniques is incredible, beautiful end results there

[@kitsunesden8085]

Seeing someone on KZbin who isn't top tier already at drawing feels inspiring. Subscribed!

[@EverestTiger]

Man your channel is honestly my favorite one at the moment, i really appreciate all the work you put in, from analysing artists' artwork and personally trying out all of the techniques, to the insane video editing, it's honestly insanely inspiring Btw I'd LOVE you study the works of Anmi or ke-ta, they're just godtier illustrators Keep it up the grind 👍

[@ElAnonim2324]

you are very diligent, I love to see the way you try to teach drawing techniques

[@SH4PE5]

8/10 Great video, Really showed how to speed draw and show the difference a few more hours can give to an artwork 0:00-0:30 How fast can she draw 0:40 Step 1 Line art/anatomy guide 1:14 Step 2 colouring Each section separately 1:40 Workflow/Layer guide 1:50 Step 3 Focal point and details 2:20 Step 4 unique brushes 2:45 Step 5 finishing up (Screen blend, stroke effect) 3:00 Drawing over her mistakes (Instead of going through all the layers and fixing your mistakes 3:15 Summarised takeaways & original art piece vs his version of the art piece 5:00 Two hrs attempt artworks (2.5 hrs actually because of the preparation time too)

[@nimururu]

LITERALLY WAITING FOR A VIDEO I LOVE YOUR CONTENT

[@hi.dawnstar]

May I ask where you make/get the 3d model references?

[@NocandNC]

I'd also like to know this 🥺

[@seon189]

You’re the first creator who has helped me tremendously in the process of improving, i appreciate your videos a lot and I’ll look forward for your next upload :)

[@Klyonide]

draw men on 2hrs

[@Faloliver]

Dude, you have to be my favourite channel at this point. These videos are so good!!

[@reflectingPastChoices]

Dude, I enjoy your videos, I truly do. But I enjoy them a lot more when there aren't underage anime girls getting undressed

[@puccarts]

I feel like watching you actually improves my confidence to try some new things because you break them down in ways that make it kinda fun to try instead of stressful to worry about a good outcome!

[@Overrated333]

I respect the grind but.. idk why but some of ur art is making me uncomfortable.. Looks like you are drawing children in really provocative ways in some of the drawings they look really child like..

[@huevonesunltd]

say it, stop beating around the bush

[@Overrated333]

@@huevonesunltd I did say it.

[@CheezySteaks]

It will always amazed me how good this guy video is. I just can't watch his video without concentrating so hard because i would always have to pause and go pog in every scene that changes. Very educating thank you

[@elchuvfx]

your editing is just as phenomenal as the art holy good job

[@nosferdox]

For me was really helpful picking up traditional art, especially charcoal drawing because you can say so much in so little and you can fill the paper super fast with it. I did a shorts video where I challenged myself to create a finished piece in 15 minutes and it actually was really nice. I know some artists sell their art cheaper when it took much longer to finish.

[@peechy]

Love having your videos as i draw! You have such a nice, clear way of talking, and a very captivating editing style (one of the first thing that draws me into your videos!) Love to see that you're learning along but also sharing the process with people For artist suggestion, definitely Rella! They have such a distinctive coloring and lightning style that i can recognize their art just by color alone

[@berka5526]

I just noticed 1 obvious mistake that i was doing i never noticed before. When practicing I usually pick a real life reference and draw it in the "anime" style or take a reference from one of my favorite illustrators on pixiv and try to draw that, and every time i get confused on why i go over realistic in the ones that i pick a realistic ref and go unnecesarily minimalist when i am doing an illustrators work, its because i usually get too much focused on the ref and forget that i need to add some stuff to it, using 2 references one from the real life for the pose and 1 from the illustrators for the style is what i needed, every tip from the video was also great but this realization is the real gold i found here :D THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@margahernandez1675]

Thank you so much for this! I really appreciate how you study artists' style and break their process really well! I'm learning so much and I really wanna improve my art. Thank youuuuu!!!

[@michi5095]

Your ability to analyze is very impressive and you're not afraid to work hard. You're going to be absolutely be an art monster. As someone who's slow and very intimidated to draw as a result, I should really try to take a lesson out of your book.

[@potatoo213]

The editing, the art, the content, the amount of information in this video is really amazing.

[@krowkovtuber]

this has nothing with drawing but i love the aesthetics of his editing and fonts ahha

[@Ally_Leaf]

Thank you for going over the Screen blend mode and such, really helpful! Also that repeated attempt at a good line... *I feel your pain.* Your vid really highlights the diminishing returns on time invested in a piece, which has been my experience, too. The 2 hr Challenge forces you to work in big blocks and get your idea down quickly: pose, composition, colors... Which is what matters most to a viewer, especially if they are looking at a thumbnail.

[@satireamme]

I love how Tppo edits the music into the actual video, it's hella cool.

[@Descalibrado_]

Man i love how you resume and summarize the learnings! thank you so much for this

[@jullcepts8780]

Congrats on your attempts man, the boost in confidence of knowing you can convey your ideas on a presentation level in just a couple hours is so liberating. You now know you don't have to spend 2.5 hours on a drawing only, like do take the time to make it as good as you need but hell. You can now do commissions ridiculously fast. Not an anime character artist myself but I'll subscribe only for more interesting studies and video journals of the things you learn.

[@1Tako1]

This is perfect! My drawings take a similar amount of time and I'm just tired of every drawing being a long project, so this will be very helpful!

[@lesleymarker5732]

Thank you tppo, you motivate me so much and it’s amazing to see how you improve using others styles, and you explain things so well so thank you so much!!

[@liunel2442]

Digital art aside, your editing skills are insane man. Honestly I wouldn't mind a video about that as well.

[@WraithMadokami]

mate, your video is not only very education but also very fun to watch

[@st0pitliz]

I desperately wish school wasn't taking up all my time at the moment. I decided to watch this during my break and now I want to binge every single one of your videos bc I feel like I learned so much just from just this one. I Will Be Back.

[@nnnneeeeuuuu]

man the editing of these videos are out of this world

[@nornor7845]

I love this guys showing of art. It's entertaining, Interactive, and fully detailed in regarding the steps and actions for each attempt. It's a fun way of presenting, Love it!

[@TwilightRO1]

Thanks for not only providing links to the files, but also the brushes as well and above all, sharing this video and your experiences. I've learned a lot. You got yourself a sub.

[@LegendaryNyanBeastCabbageKaya]

I trained myself to draw supper fast since i started with art cuz I thot speed paints where in real time and I use a lot of these technics with out noticing, and watching this video made me realize that.

[@ivanagunawan1384]

this video was a blast to watch, seeing all of your studies from your previous videos being incorporated in a single vid! ive been binging your learning videos! its so fun to see the extremely well editing and the attempts! fighting tppo!!!! you can do it! my drawing style can be both fast and slow, depending on my headspace at that moment rip some days i can fully complete a painted style in 3 hours, some days i need like, a week to finish a single illustration it's most probably because of perfectionism though, i hate seeing mistakes and i always want my lineart to be perfect in a single stroke, and im tackling some of those issues so i dont hyperfocus on one thing or second guess my own work. i guess this is a sign for me to try not worrying lmao

[@hktk3982]

I just wanna say man, watching this video with a sense of yearning then finding old sketchbooks from a decade ago made me want to start drawing again. I fell off of it real hard after HS, then every time I had started to try again, I was way too hard on myself and way too slow. But your optimism is great, your explanations are great and easy to follow along with, and overall you're just pretty inspirational in how you attack things that you find lacking and aim to get better. Thanks, truly.

[@mileskimasktheslumpgod]

your videos are incredibly helpful! the way you put your studies and information together in a concise way, show examples, and explain your workflow is perfect

[@skr0794]

Your videos are so fun to watch and I may have rewatched it over and over LOL !! Your art studies are also interesting to watch because I feel like I get to know the artists you choose to learn from .. YOURE GOATED

[@Adam-wy7mj]

The last one was eye candy oh man that looks great. Your the best imo when it comes to breaking down someone's Art Style to understand. 🤩

[@Sayll]

This is not only insanely informational and entertaining, but the editing is immaculate as well. Props to you my good sir

[@GuranPurin]

I would love to see this as a recurring series on your channel. Do a few artist studies for a few months, and at the end, do the 2-hour challenge to not only see how much faster you can draw, but to also see how much your skills have improved by implementing the strategies you learned from the new artist studies. I think the Mika Pikazo video is deservedly your most popular, but this is actually my favorite video of yours just because of how much it showcases you putting into practice all of the skills you're learning. It would be great to see that with more artists in the future! I'll end off with a few artist suggestions: Fuzichoco, Miwabe Sakura (Sakurapion), and Torino (TorinoAqua).The former are two I discovered through their art for Fire Emblem Heroes, and the latter does some incredibly gorgeous and detailed art of female characters from games like Genshin Impact. Though, I think her work is a lot more detailed and intricate than the former two. Miwabe Sakura generally draws cutesy, moe-girls, but she's also drawn a few male characters here and there for Fire Emblem, while Fuzichoco has drawn characters from a ton of fandoms on her Pixiv!

[@pklpklpkl]

This editing style on top of sharing an incredibly interesting workflow is beauty

[@GhostTwinkek]

YOOOOOOO You've got me pumped You've improved so much! Trying to rethink how I draw right now and you break it down best. Need to not just apply this logic to the artists I like, but my biggest problem is speed. Guess I'll have to try this exercise.

[@rttrss0]

the quality in these vids is crazy 😭😭😭pls dont stop

[@3_14pie]

I love how the video starts with you achieving your goal, then for the rest of the video you slowly unachieve it to be more comfortable to you and better fit your workflow

[@kaizo11]

The edits and intro are crazy wtf, the text is satisfying as hell. Subscribing just for that

[@MrBlazeDemingo]

this man is an aspiration! able to dabble alot of artistic fields, but combining them effectively to create fast great art! I was floored when not you did the graphics, the drawing, but also the vifdeo editing AND the 3d at the end! holy moly

[@kaozeira8535]

i was getting ready for bed and clicked on the video so i could save it to watch tomorrow, but then the video started playing and i couldnt stop watching! the editing pulled my attention and those ebautiful drawings kept it until the video was over! great job, i feel inspired!

[@Sweetestpot]

For someone getting into digital this art this is incredibly helpful and not too complicated to where it puts off learning. I love your use of importing skills from your past videos into this study

[@madetre]

This actually seems like it will help me personally, finally a youtube recommendation i can get with bro

[@ghostyowl]

Been watching your videos lately and they've been really helpful! I really appreciate your extra notes/notion link as well, they help clear up things more. Thank you!

[@candiirabbit]

This is such a fantastic example of how to study artists. It's also a great example of art takes time so even if you can draw and paint fast, there's only so much you can do in two hours. I will absolutely agree that I always slow down whenever I'm not confident in my skills in something. That's when I know I need to go back to basics and study that one area whether it be anatomy, composition, lighting, etc.

[@JustCookieHead]

this is your second vid i watched and honestly im in love with your channel i usual take 2hrs to complete drawings but they just never popped right. but imma watch more of your vids bc they are inspiringme

[@choiusagi1]

I really like your art style, and its so fun to just sit there and watch your process! I would suggest Kooleen, she is one of my favourite artists!

[@wishingstarz]

Thank you sososoSO much for this. I only spent 1h45 minutes on a drawing that would’ve taken me a day with these tips!

[@Yukiokmi]

Dude saves time by drawing faster and spends days on this coolest editing

[@JinhoIzanagawa]

holy content wtf I swear you have the most effort I've seen in the art community into your content holy fuck I feel like im learning with yiu fr

[@seredynwysniewski2430]

THAT WAS REALLY HELPFUL, TY DUDE especially putting shadows in one layer part. I tend to do millions of layers for shadows only that is gonna save HUUUGE amount of time Ty my guy.

[@Whoiskimb]

Yooo the improvement by the end of the run was HUGE❤‍🔥🔥🔥