Learn to Draw in 30 Days | The Hobbyist Challenge

[@elvee.scary.shorts]

if you struggle with drawing faces always remember, nobodies face is perfect

[@postalguy5571]

If you ever struggle with drawing hands, always remember, some people have no hands. So you don't need to learn how to draw hands.

[@Cris_Formage]

No everyones is

[@elvee.scary.shorts]

🙋‍♂️🙅‍♂️

[@taposdas80]

I am struggling sketch faces😭

[@charlieshirleyyy3138]

But faces also generally don’t look like my brother’s... deformed and unproportional

[@elizdonovan5650]

Did the 30 day challenge. Was amazed at how drawing ✍️ improved. Am a senior and couldn’t draw anything. Now I have the confidence to learn and can draw tolerably well for a beginner. Thank you for this video. Update on my progress on 25 Sep 2022. Am on day 99. Incredible how my drawing has improved (relative to my pre ‘30 day challenge’ self). I can honestly say this works. I am now going to try this 30 day challenge again to see my improvement over time with practice. ☘️🌝🌲

[@gigic6905]

Awesome job, Eliz! 👍

[@rohinisalve9230]

Did you buy the book?

[@EchoYoutube]

These videos are really helpful for people who already draw. I've been "trying" to draw for 6 years, and never really tried to LEARN anything. Just kinda did my own thing.

[@kkurousagi]

Mood. Lol

[@adora7101]

@@Shinzen996 When I search up ways to get better at drawing they always say "just practice" like yeah practice but practice what😪

[@soruisareti2861]

@@adora7101 ikr they're saying "just draw keep drawing" but what what should i draw for improve

[@Johnhasa1]

Me too

[@kimspiljak690]

@@adora7101 Practice anything, meaning draw for example a face like you would,finish it even though it goes wrong, sleep on it, examine your mistakes and try again. Every time you do it again focus on something else, simplify and then add detail, when shading try to imagine the surface and add the darkest and lightest first. If you do colours, make a test of all the colors first and so on... Every time you focus on doing it right and you see your mistakes, you get better

[@chaselafleur8427]

A book can teach you so much, and it has many great pointers. But nothing beats having another artist giving you tips and pointers.

[@DennisCNolasco]

You should do “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain.” It’s an absolute beginner book for portraits.

[@miniwood3481]

@@tiger3.052 i thought you were albert lmao

[@tiger3.052]

@@miniwood3481 i am i lied

[@miniwood3481]

@@tiger3.052 say swear

[@musaaltao8513]

Where do you get it???

[@ekekekekek..sfs98]

true bro

[@videosbybug]

i am someone who loves to learn new skills ALL the time, and seeing you do this and be kind and patient with yourself is really really really nice. i need to be nicer to myself! i’m learning :)

[@aleexx5261]

Okay but this concept of you learning new things is brillant! Like it really shows people that just because you havent tried something doesnt mean you cant learn how to. Like i was hesitant to draw because im like 20 and never practiced. Im more of a painter. But seeing this title (without seeing the whole video yet) made me inspired to try as well. It also made me realize its not an overnight skill

[@Bladebreak3r]

but surely as a painter you already know how to draw, right? You sketch out your paintings first before actually painting them?

[@aleexx5261]

@@Bladebreak3r i only do like sunsets and basic silhouettes. So i sketch a little but i do most of the detail with paint. I wing it everytime. In terms of sketching said details or faces and doing line art. Im really bad at it

[@kevingokool2071]

@@aleexx5261 there is guy named "Kesh / keshart" on youtube or just google him, he has courses for beginners in which you can drastically improve your line art and art basics really quick maybe try to check him out if you are interested I started 2 months ago and I do see quite a lot of improvements

[@aleahdodson1889]

Maybe people will finally stop calling me talented

[@Handle-my-thoughts]

@@kevingokool2071 thank you I'll give a try

[@spx_rvx]

My jaw literally dropped when I seen the hand. I have been drawing my entire life, and just now have started to learn hands and it has been the hardest for me. You did amazing for 30-days.

[@justineharper3346]

Hands seem to be one of the hardest things for most artists to master. I used to be really good at them in high school. I quit drawing after I had kids, and when I picked up a sketchbook for the first time in years, the hands I drew were atrocious! I was doing a drawing of a mermaid for my best friends baby’s room, and I ended up just strategically covering the hands. I still can’t figure them out and it’s frustrating because I used to be able to 😂

[@jenkathefridge3933]

​@@justineharper3346use references it will 100% be helpful

[@packersgb1207]

this video was so professional I was surprised when I saw your subscriber count, very good editing!

[@KizeBae]

Thank you!

[@Loveyourself21072]

Same

[@groundpods9571]

@@KizeBae you are amazing!!!😀

[@TigaToonsELTiagor]

Wow. I agree with you.

[@dabizz1016]

mad respect for her

[@SleepQuiteDear]

bro she got full drawing kit in 3 days after starting -Cries in broke

[@raniab5487]

Basic art suppkies are crazy expensive. And cause of covid the art shops are closed too!!!

[@Sam-rk3ng]

@@raniab5487 They're really not; all you need to get started is a set of graphite pencils (preferably with a 6B or darker), an eraser, a sharpener, dollar store paper, and maybe a blending stump. You don't have to worry about things like kneadable erasers, mechanical erasers, gel pens, drawing paper, etc. until you understand the fundamentals of lighting, proportions and how subjects interact. If you're spending less than a couple hours producing a piece, you don't need anything else. If you're a beginner, $100 pencils are no better than $10 pencils because you lack the experience and knowledge to bring the best out of them. If you haven't started drawing yet, and are still interested, just go for it! I promise you it's not as expensive as you think it is to get started. I've been using a set of 12 Derwent medium graphic pencils that cost me less than $15 for over a year and only needed to replace the 6B

[@raniab5487]

@@Sam-rk3ng I got a set of pencils from 2h till 8B. But they all looked the same to me. I could not tell the difference so i just use them at random. I only invested in 12 alcohol markers and those pencils. Otherwise i only had my old colour pencils, normal pencil eraser sharpner. I also got a normal blank ring notebook for drawing. I wanna try water colour markers but my paper is too thin for it. Its also kinda small.

[@Sam-rk3ng]

@@raniab5487 huh that's weird. I've never had a problem like that. The difference between the 8B and the 2H should be night and day. The 8B should have a much softer lead allowing it to apply much thicker and darker than the 2H. You might want to think about trying another brand. Markers and coloured pencils tend to be more expensive (which is why I would suggest starting with graphite). I don't know too much about markers as I don't use them myself, so do your own research, but I think you're looking for a heavy grade smooth paper. If you're going for an animated style, black fineliners will make your work pop. If you're using the markers as a base colour for realism, however, I would recommend for a beginner/intermediate: wax based coloured pencils such as prismacolor

[@iliketodissectgirlsandimut3816]

@@Sam-rk3ng Haha I've got an old 6H pencil, bought a regular HB pencil and about to buy 6B pencil! I think I am good to go

[@pheniqxdraws]

in all my four years of drawing...i dont think it exists a world where someone draws a hand THAT GOOD in 30 days..nonono

[@maxdog1003]

Ikr, like I literally can not believe it

[@turoreal]

she had previous experience with it, dont be too impressed.

[@glory2916]

@KaraDUN no it was easy

[@kentucky_fc]

@@glory2916 ...excuse me- TEACH ME GOD

[@glory2916]

@KaraDUN i can

[@Robin-ip1yp]

because of this video i found this book and immediately started using it. i highly recommend it to anyone who doesn't know how to begin. I'm 9 days in and i look forward to another lesson every day. the simplicity offers instant reward and i can't recommend it enough!

[@Kev_R001]

I also did this book, but I switched it up instead of sketching whatever the book had for me on a certain day, I would also add in things from previous lessons, which turn my 15-30 minutes of drawing a day into 3-4 hours a day, and I was still learning everything the book had intended to teach me, but I was really making each sketch my own, putting into practice everything I had learnt to that point. As for the beginning when I was just drawing spheres, instead I drew the sphere then, then repeated it only this time try to turn it into something, I went with fruit, there's lots of round fruits lol. It's a great little book and I recommend it to anyone if you're just starting out.

[@rickredmanwallart1766]

Great video - main things for me would be: - Learn how to 'see' - people's natural instincts are to draw what they think they see - Learn how light and darkness work with each other - Just do it. Get on with it.

[@galexoof3510]

While you draw I don't recommend using your finger to blend the acid in your fingers can cause the paper to turn yellow over time just a tip I've learned over the years of drawing

[@piotrlatuszek171]

Yea blending is for the weak, srong people define shadow shapes in srong tonal changes! :D

[@o_o............]

Me: using yellow paper

[@WriteHisWord]

What do u use? Cuz im a new artist and i use cotton hehe

[@piotrlatuszek171]

@@WriteHisWord okey so i recomend you to find "Proko" YT chanell and go to basics list try following it,(all tools and things explained there,if you dont have some of that simple pencil and paper is great too ,its way beter than book trust me or judge yourself, also recomend - Steven Zapata art, Adam duff and bobby chiu,they are not to teach from(except bobby) but they are great company to draw with and just trust me its equaly important to have some 'mental guide'

[@piotrlatuszek171]

@@WriteHisWord ah sorry i missunderstood question (i was thinking you ask what to use) sorry if i sounded rude or something but still i cant recomend enough this artists i mentioned,at start its so hard to know what tutorials are good and some can mislead you, i think proko is one of the best to learn from at start and the other 3 i mention are to halp you with whatever you would want next . . . gl art is avesome i wish you best on your path!

[@chrisallen7512]

I’ve literally watched this like probably 20 times in the past few days. I love your video editing, down to the point detail, and the way you explain the progression at the end and the realistic expectations… you can tell this woman is educated! 🤓👍

[@jcnorn]

A lot of drawing is copying off of references so saying you were 'only' doing that in the beginning I would say is big no-no. There's absolutely nothing wrong with copying off of references when you are drawing, because you always learn new things when you do this. So, absolutely, keep doing that. It's how you learn how different materials work in different lights, how objects look in shape and so on. For drawing portraits, something that has helped me (beside the whole finding the simple geometry shapes of everything) is to angle the face slightly. This way you can use more shading to create a depth on the face, and also, it's more forgiving if you draw one eye smaller. It's further away (depending on the angle) In the drawing kit, check out the end of the pencils, they will say something like H3 or B2 or HB, the H is for less charcoal and the B is more charcoal. So the higher number on the H will have a harder pencil, so it will be lighter when you sketch out initially, and then the higher number for B will be a softer and darker pencil because there is more charcoal, perfect for when you are finishing your drawing and going into shading. The darker B-pencils will hide the lighter H-pencils so you don't have to erase as much and still have the guidelines present for you that know they are there :) Just make sure you don't press too hard with the H-pencils, it's very easy to do and will dent the paper and make marks that you can't remove. I hope you are keeping up with the drawing, it's such a fun thing to do and you don't need much either, just a pencil/pen and some paper and you're set

[@ashe5725]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS COMMENT

[@instafruit5121]

Honestly as someone who considers drawing a great hobby/passion of mine for some years now, you did really, really good! Some of the stuff were not easy, no matter how "simple" they may look and your drawing of the hand was amazing. You straight up used your hand as a reference, used geometric shapes to understand/build the overall shape, used some foreshortening, and did a good job on the shadows. Very well done- this just shows that all we need is practice.

[@Tanaaaaadot]

I feel bad for the remaining negative spaces of your sketchbook page 😢

[@at7930]

Same lol ;-;

[@owaowa7877]

my biggest flex lol

[@akshaymnair4408]

Same lol

[@lionello_7836]

I feel bad for the whole vid tbh. Should be " Draw like a kid in 30 days". lmao to ear she learned about shading the way it's done in the vid. Putting one black tone on the paper is not shading at all. but anyway; if some find this interesting and want to loose 15hours of their time in 30 days, go for it. i respect the effort putted in, good job.

[@mrmoosemilk7693]

In my 10 years of drawing I’ve never seen anyone ANYONE EVER BE ABLE TO DRAW A HAND THAT GOOD IN 30 DAYS!

[@LiveTrainingSession]

Thanks for this video. I bought that book a few years ago, worked through it for about three days then dropped out. You just reignited in me the desire to learn to draw and this time I’ll do my very best to make a commitment to myself and keep it for at least thirty days.

[@shaima7568]

I tried this method last year when I first watched the video and I'm here now to say I found out that I have a talent and I can draw you helped me to find a hidden talent thank you 🍄🌼

[@nashad978]

Plot twist:she drew all that in one day😂

[@KizeBae]

lol I think my hand would actually fall off

[@AjitSingh-sb9ug]

@@KizeBae ahhahahahhahahaha

[@adishanayana5323]

@@KizeBae 😂😂😂yes

[@Musfirah_]

@@KizeBae for sure 😂

[@kysfrong]

I got the same book and I'm doing 2 exercise a day is it bad?? I mean I'm repeating them every week so

[@yiinzer6122]

I used to draw realism portraits. My shading ability came natural but I never learned how to draw. I'm a certified photo copy machine. The thing is once I learned how to use shapes to make parts of the face I got faster and didnt need to go line for line. Sketching with freedom and knowledge made it so much more fun and satisfying. It took months for me to break the perfection side and get loose. Subscribed.

[@ashimashi9401]

my grandma bought me this book, and now drawing is a part of my life! Mark Kistlier is an amazing teacher, your art is amazing btw

[@shur.]

It's a quick way to learn, I never got to a artist school due to family issues. I learnt it all myself, took me a lot of years till I finally improved more than ever lol.

[@juancarloslunacardozo6989]

This is really nice hehe, but I do recomend if someone's looking to really get intro drawing, this is like 2 to 3 days worth of drawings at best, for a hobby casual thing this amount is good, but one drawing a day is so little... so so little if you are serious about it.

[@mortadelamesalami1547]

Truee, and she felt so confident of that?

[@shhs1227]

@@mortadelamesalami1547 Why would she not be lol? As the original comment states. This is good for hobbyists. Which she clearly is. And clearly isn't trying to be a professional artist.

[@juancarloslunacardozo6989]

Ohh yep hehe I think she's really good at inspiring hobbyist and showing is not so hard at all. Just caution for people who are looking for something more "pro" and maybe don't see the results with this routine

[@Mister.05]

And you are so so right. I started draw around a 10 months ago some time during quarantine, whilst doing online schooling and it was so hard for the first few months

[@Manojkumar-tm9nh]

I was thinking the same... Damn Thirty days can't justify the exploration of drawing... No offense🙃

[@aileenfernandez7848]

I just looked up this book. Mike Kistler was Commander Mike from Secret City. He was the one that got me interested in drawing when I was a kid. He has a KZbin channel also. Thanks for helping me find him again.

[@polnypanel7692]

Meanwhile I cry in art school, finishing 500 sheets of paper every month ;-;

[@frankiehifko7928]

Is art school bad?

[@polnypanel7692]

@@frankiehifko7928 No, It's an awesome experience, but when I have to do 80-120 drawings every week I easily forget all the fun I've had when I was drawing as a hobby and only for myself. I'm a little bit jealous of all the people that treat it as a hobby rather than a regular job, but It was my choice after all. And I love seeing my progress. ^^

[@cat-hx1sh]

@@polnypanel7692 do u need good grades to get into art school.

[@polnypanel7692]

@@cat-hx1sh I don't know how it looks in your country. I live in Poland and here the only thing that matters is an exam held by every Academy of Art and Design individually (usually it takes 2-3 days) which checks your drawing skills and personal interests in a subject that you want to study. And you also have to show your portfolio. ^^

[@cat-hx1sh]

@@ActualityOfThought LMFAOOOSJH

[@LauraBCReyna]

I used Mark Kistler's book to improve my drawing a few yrs ago. It is the best book I've ever found for teaching the absolute beginner. Highly recommend.

[@44p4ul]

I get what you think about references and copying, and I also thought taking references or copying what I saw at first was bad, but you need to build up your "visual memory" and make those brain-hand connections pop. You need to look at what you want to draw, try to understand it (specially if it's anatomic or natural), draw it a lot of times, and then you can start adding your own touch to it. So don't worry about copying what you see as long as they're real life references, and if you do copy other artists drawings, credit them at least :p. Also I've noticed you never really sketch in these drawings, you always start with a really soft pencil and just try to go for the ultimate result at your first try. I recommend you to start your drawings by using hard pencils with little pressure and start drawing the basic shapes you see, more careless and freely, and then try to sharpen it out with a softer, darker pencil or a pen. This way you get a finer perspective of what you are drawing, and you go from the bigger parts of it, to finally the smallest details (also you'll feel good when you draw more carelessly once you get used to it heh) Keep drawing, keep observing!! :)

[@udaramadusanka5946]

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[@Yvch0]

I just learned more stuff in this 10 minute video than what we learn in art class

[@udaramadusanka5946]

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[@AZ-fn9my]

I don't know about you guys..but did you hear her sing, i'm amazed actually. Watching your video for the first time & it's awesome❤️

[@RadJordy]

Seeing this made me want to go and dig out my old sketchbook from late 2014 to early 2015 and man, it brought back some memories. Sitting around, avoiding my homework, and following Mark Crilley tutorials. Sure, I would probably venture to say that following tutorials on how to draw something probably wasn't the best way to go and I should've probably done something like this, but still... I kind of want to start drawing again. It's fulfilling, and I don't think I want to be an amazing artist, just have the ability to make neat doodles or basic stuff. Great video! Very motivating.

[@whisssy]

I’ve found a hidden gem, this channel deserves so so many more subscribers! Loved the video :)

[@gojosbish502]

Your pfp is a perfection.

[@kalyanieeyyy]

can we all just appreciate her patience? like if i was her i would do mostly 10 drawings in A DAY!

[@Cdefgahc2]

I have been drawing since I was like 2 or 3, and honestly this is very helpful to everyone who is trying to learn to draw better

[@petercooper8283]

I've been an artist for over 30 years. I'm shit in some peoples eyes an amazing to other people. I've tried many styles of art. I love them all. I'm far from good at them all though. But I love being able to create things I see in my mind. Just remember...If first you don't succeed try and try again... and....At some point even the pro's were beginner. In all my 40 years on this earth these sayings have helped me out. I hope this helps people find and enjoy a new hobby.

[@anonymous.240]

Wow she was getting so good everyday and the day 30 wow the hand was perfect 💖

[@sofirueda1]

I stumbled across this video because I want to learn how to draw properly. But I'm staying because I adore your concept! What a great idea to encourage people to try new hobbies and to show you shouldn't be afraid to try anything, because most things are only a matter of practice and hard work. New subscriber!

[@ceicli]

You underestimated your starting skill. Whenever I try to draw, I can't see what it is. 😯 This is a nice video! Thanks, I'll work on improving.

[@suzannegolden9171]

You are absolutely adorable my dear. I enjoyed just being with you and now I was inspired to buy the book. Thank you for your smile and being such a sweet inspiration for this grandmother. I’m going to learn to draw! Yippie!

[@Worri]

I love your content so much cause you're proving what I always told my closest friends in advice, which is, there's nothing you can't do, you just gotta dive headfirst on it.

[@thegreatdivinie]

Refreshing to see a real teacher. Thank You.

[@soleil2934]

So as an artist, this is surprisingly good! Especially in a span of a month. Ive been drawing since my brain can register memory and im still trying to improve on realism and stuff lol

[@Tony-zl4rq]

I'm a civil engineer grad and I draw free body diagrams in my career. I'm a terrible artist and used to have to erase and re-draw in order to analyze what I'm looking at before I can apply any principles 😖. Your video teaches me on how to embrace the creative side of me. After a couple practices my free-body diagrams are becoming more clearer and easier🤓.

[@rumor175]

You are a true artist. I’m going try this myself

[@gizzy89]

This made me try it out and I'm actually glad I got this book because it really got me engaged with drawing, while the book I was using before was just too boring to follow along with. I'm drawing cubes now, and while experimenting it all just clicked on how buildings in streets are drawn for example, the perspective of it just hit me and I understood what was going on. I'm a very visual learner so being able to draw things is only gonna help me remember stuff better.

[@arkadymassey2760]

When she opened that art kit thing, we all watched her fail as we know we need it more than her XD

[@potatoyoutube9225]

Hahahahahahhaha y e s

[@udaramadusanka5946]

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[@-ghostwithglasses9724]

this girl took 30 days to learn how to draw while *i* *took* *my* *whole* *life* *and* *soul* *to* *learn* *how* *to* *draw* I'm proud of you

[@parisgreen4600]

Great video, I got that exact book ("You Can Draw in 30 Days") and it made a huge improvement in my drawing, especially the basics of perspective. Stuff I never learned in art class all those years ago.

[@icecreamsandwich79]

HOW ARE YOU SO GOOD AT DRAWING HANDS It’s taken me years it’s the hell point for every artists and ur incredible

[@annarchi]

Dang teach me how to be van gough in 30 days 🙌🏻

[@KizeBae]

can you teach me how to be you then🙏

[@venomstar7733]

I've been drawing since 3 years and my drawibg is still asame

[@udaramadusanka5946]

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[@swahhh1510]

I've been wanting for this kind of content in my life.

[@MoistCrumpet]

Considering you don’t often draw, you’re pretty good. The title of that book you’re referencing from though is a little bit misleading. It took me around nine years roughly to learn to draw well, and maybe around 1-2 years to really get out of my training wheels. I’m 26 now and I decided when I was around 17 that I wanted to learn to draw. Even now I still have a lot to learn, but then again I think every artist can improve. I can see your improvement in one month, for sure. And I love that you’re teaching yourself new hobbies and encouraging others to do the same. Also, a bit of advice for faces since I draw people a lot. Using shapes to figure out where everything goes is SO important when you want to improve. I never did this for the first few years of my practise and it made a huge improvement on my art when I got the hang of it. The same goes for human torsos. I notice you kind of did that anyway when you drew the face though so that’s definitely a great start.

[@samswift4841]

"On this channel I learn a new skill as quickly as possible" - Subscribed within 8 seconds, this is a new record.

[@infinitebinck1098]

BRO THIS LOOKS LIKE A PROFESSIONAL VIDEO GOOD JOB!!!!

[@elizdonovan5650]

I’ve looked at a number of beginning drawing ✍️ videos and must compliment you on the quality of your teaching video. I like how you cover a lot in a short space of time. I can go back and pick out the bits which I need to practice. I really recommend this video for anyone beginning drawing. If I can improve, anyone can. Subscribed to your channel as this video is so good and easy to follow. Many thanks for your making this video. ☘️🌝🌲

[@blackisanxious7178]

you improved so much! .. my advice to you is to fill the paper with drawings for each day the more and tough yiu practice the better results you will have

[@skylarkmist1784]

I used to dream of improving my drawing skills, because of a game I got the most motivation these days, and this video could help me a lot thx

[@loco_logic]

Wow I'm really glad I found your channel. Watching someone learn a new set of skills over a set period of time is a super compelling concept! Now I gotta go back and binge all your previous content. Definitely subscribing!

[@lightech5692]

I bought that book she used and started to use it myself and I must say it really works and I would reccomend it to anyone who wants to improve there skills and as for the video it was really informative and great to watch

[@littleblindbean]

Those hands! For you first time drawing them that is damn good better than me for sure!

[@kingtigerbooks1162]

Art books are the stuff of dreams. Oceans, deserts, angels, forests, still life, flowers and people -- the images stay with you long after you close the book. Sci Fi art books are even better. These are my 2 favorite art books on Amazon: - Aviation Art by Lou Drendel - Great Fighter Jets of the Galaxy 1 by Tim Gibson

[@nevaeh3660]

This is such interesting content! As an artist its so nice to see someone go into how the skill is far from innate and requires an understanding of so many things!

[@bobbiebryan6339]

I’m learning to improve my skills and you still usually have to have a reference of SOMETHING every time you draw. So you’ve always just been drawing!!!:) you’re pretty good too!

[@butter7556]

I've been trying to improve since October and I'm still inconsistent. Ahh you're already amazing at it! Also this was such a good video! I'm tempted to buy this book ahh

[@alabaster3535]

Don't expect improvement in a matter of months. Is a constant upwards and downwards hill. I say this out of experience, been drawing digitally since 2017 and just last year I started to improve significantly

[@butter7556]

@@alabaster3535 I suppose haha, it is true that everybody moves at a different pace, I'll just do my best :D

[@cdmn4848]

Just keep doing it, it's always like that! There are setbacks, but in 1year you will compare your firsts drawings to the most recent drawing and see improvements, be proud of yourself!

[@jusiyt693]

I think most important is that you don't just draw look up the fundamentals you need and spend time on learning each of these. I will need so long to understand all of them by just drawing.

[@emerenm4937]

You can find the pdf online for free

[@mashlight2649]

`wtf- i have been trying to draw hands my whole life and she just did it in ONE FREAKING DAY

[@thatthatilikethatbabe4398]

Thank you unnie I learned more here than in my school again thanks now I can sketch perfectly

[@sandturtle0370]

I do not really understand why people dislike this video this video is amazing I I'm not the best droll myself

[@wendyn7991]

This is awesome! I've tried longer drawing classes but I think 30 days is manageable for me :D

[@kkinlicheeny]

There are lots of free drawing tutorials on KZbin! That's how I learned to draw. I also bought a lot of drawing books. I also took art class. Most of it was copying things from real life. ❤ Good luck improving your art. I thought it was fun! That's why I taught myself to draw. 😊

[@ObamasLastName07]

I thought you had like 200k+ subscribers o.O it makes me very happy that those small channels put so much afford in such videos :)

[@myhomemyheaven7444]

i never did these thing in life and though these are useless but seeing your end made me feel that i need this

[@pinebarrenslegend8392]

Really enjoyed your video. I just got this book to learn with my 8 year old daughter.

[@Shmoopyn]

I'm happy this video popped up in my recommendations!!! I wanna draw again after stopping 5 years ago. But everything is so overwhelming. I dont know where to start and you know, you wanna head straight into drawing everything and want to become a pro in a short time. This really helped me to start. I dont feel overwhelmed now and i'm no longer comparing myself. Thank you so much. This year I have alot of stuff I wanna do and these hobbyist videos are perfect! You got yourself a new subscriber!

[@epicpc_builder2314]

This channel is so underrated, Ima stay with this journey.

[@teehlfx5238]

I like how proud Kize was of the hand drawing ☺️ It was a good hand!

[@relaxationanddeepmeditatio7993]

Very cool editing skills damn !keep it up

[@cultiveart2797]

Good Idea of Learning New Skills, The Mantra all it has is "Practice" i believe! Good Luck Everyday!!

[@AlphiyaXaviour]

Your will be my drawing teacher 😁😁😉💜💜

[@toonybrain]

I’ve been convinced that drawing is technical and time: learn the essentials, then apply them. Sinix and Marc Bucci are excellent artists who started with no apparent aptitude.

[@asimsahil8246]

How the F you have less then 2k subs if you are an Indian you'd get 100k by now. Amazing content

[@peppermintpixie9240]

I bought that book during lockdown and it really did help my kick of my art journey !

[@katiesummerfield8592]

Me after having practiced art for years to get where I am now; "YOURE TELLING ME IT ONLY TAKES THIRTY DAYS" lol

[@sheinele9425]

ify XD

[@o_o............]

Bruh if in years you are at that level you better question your learning methods or quit...

[@katiesummerfield8592]

@@o_o............ I don't draw like her actaully. I draw on a more experienced level, but doing this excersise might have helped me in the long run. I'm not quitting. I've come too far.

[@bia-tv2wj]

I've been drawing for 2 years and I can draw what she drew

[@marylourdy4107]

33 days to heal a small wound

[@naomiyosef5635]

wow you are so motivational and never give up my first time picking up a pencil i gave up thank you so much you motivated me :D

[@shreya...007]

"Is it to ovally?" Signs of an artist in the making

[@TheJaniable]

I really wanted to see a remade pretest after so many days of practice. Would have been really interesting.

[@haroldwilliams_lml]

Greetings from ATX! This video inspired me to pick up Kistler's "Draw in 30 Days" book and I just finished it (a little over one month later), now I'm going to pick up his "Draw in 30 minutes" book and see where that takes me. Great video and thanks again for your inspiration, looking forward to your new videos!

[@desiadams22]

Thank you! I just bought the book and I’m going to give it a try. I appreciate your inspiration

[@eujwnter88]

Wow, you deserve a million subscribers!!

[@cody.taurus]

as someone who draws themselves, I approve this message lol. Great job tho and content! keep it up:)

[@KizeBae]

Thanks Cody (or) Taurus! Also I like dogs so love your puppy vids lol

[@anthonyw2931]

So, I've been drawing for years, and by far 20 your better than I am!!! Grrr

[@Typeshi-b8x]

I wish I could draw like that

[@ravelgaming9510]

You can always learn

[@captain4318]

.... You can.

[@abeehafatima9791]

You are amazing. You can learn anything in a short period of time. Wow. I am gonna read that book and see that can I do bad or really bad.

[@Taay74]

This is nice and so well done. Drawing is just about knowing the fundamentals and practice, so this was spot on. I'm also curious about what other kinds of skills are you going to do too.

[@mysticthreed2957]

Thank You Kize💝 I'm on day 24 and loving it. I've also recommitted to learning Spanish. 👌👍 🐨

[@simonslater7257]

Awesome! I am gonna try this! I have always wanted to learn to draw, but I also hate drawing haha. I feel like this is a very easy challenge so no reason to not try. Thank you for making this video :).

[@KizeBae]

Haha good luck!

[@mortadelamesalami1547]

Good luck man

[@peggyilia]

If your childhood drawings were your son's/daughter's ( if you have kids ) : OMG THOSE DRAWINGS ARE SO INCREDIBLE U ARE GONNA BECOME AN ARTIST 😍🥰💗❤️

[@ETFbvbAA]

You are really good at drawing cubes lol thats one of the most important fundamentals

[@KizeBae]

lol yep cubes were my jam

[@udaramadusanka5946]

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