Painting Sailor Moon in My Art Style

[@ly1861]

Claim your "someday I will make this kind of masterpiece soon" here

[@mellowblueu]

yesssu!

[@dts4746]

I just said that in my mind right before reading dis lol 😂 also thenku TvT

[@ly1861]

@@dts4746 we all did xdd

[@riveraana9909]

Yasss! Yeess I will!!

[@Nico-xh4sk]

One day 😭

[@squishafish547]

i remember vividly one of the first things i drew. i was probs like 5 or 6 and it was a scene of a bunch of stick dinosaurs standing on a mountain, each one labeled allosaurus, t-rex, Spinosaurus with very bad spelling. growing up dinosaurs defined basically every aspect of my life, especially art, i have like 7 full A3 sketchbooks just of dinosaurs and i even made dino OCs with very specific info about them. after years surprising i stoped drawing them and moved on to new obsessions cars, tanks, superheroes and people, in that order. its crazy to think that one really old and completely inaccurate david attembrough documentary sparked the inspiration for many career goals, including my current one, a full time, professional artist. i will never forget drawing dinosaurs and i would love to draw some again to see just how far iv'e come since then.

[@carinalucas2561]

I aspire to be as good at skin tones as you are! I especially love how you can make the skin loom golden with a sense of depth and also incorporate the blue tints as shadows without the pigments getting muddy

[@matthezz]

his technique is insane! I love out too!

[@preethikannan3062]

I agree!

[@ZenitsuKunn]

Same! I would like to learn his techniques!

[@vaishnavnegi9640]

It's a mixed result of using top quality products and his supreme technique. Try doing this with cheap stuff. I assure you it would not turn out as well.

[@connieefurulee]

@@vaishnavnegi9640 and practice practice practice as he said while others were out, he was home drawing. Sailor moon was his beginning but clearly he has several years of practicing what the teacher he mentioned showed him

[@187onaPigeon]

Man I love this. This really re-awakened the drawer inside me. People always told me I am a very talented at drawing/painting, but I kinda stopped doing it. It's been years and years and now I want to draw again. I never seriously tried watercolor except for in primary school. I love your style, it's something I see doing myself. Thanks for this.

[@Buzzzy-bee]

Omg! You're a cabinet too!

[@gimgaim]

HE FOUND HIS KZbin PASSWORD

[@ZenitsuKunn]

LMAOO FR

[@dirku63]

That might be one of the funniest ways to explain this.

[@kotemura9090]

Номура же.

[@alejandroj909]

hahaha i think so

[@Punwin04]

I started doing art of my little pony characters because i was absolutely obsessed with that show and now, 7 years later i'm doing contemporary portraits and getting ready to go to do a fine art degree in university. I'm never going to regret doing fan-art of that show no matter how embarrassing it may sound to have drawn unicorns and pink ponies in my free time😂😂

[@mishkarae]

Never regret something that is close to your heart, and so obviously informed your future. Have fun with your pink ponies! ;)

[@winddragonlundholm1792]

I loved mlp so much too:)

[@connieefurulee]

Many of us get our artistic beginnings drawing cartoons as a child. I started with drawing the flintstones, jetsons and top cat. My brother who is an architect would draw Dennis the Mense which should tell you how old I am.🤣

[@samuraigames44314]

No shame only happiness.

[@charisfarmer7782]

Me too! I've been drawing since before I could talk, but what really made me want to improve as a little kid was drawing my little pony characters

[@jonathan1104_]

Stop, I haven’t even finished watching the video and I already love the video :,)

[@jonathan1104_]

WOAH omg I’m gonna cry, he liked my comment 😳🥲 * INITIATE ULTIMATE FANBOY MODE * >:)

[@Leah-eg3zu]

@@jonathan1104_ lol

[@jjck3219]

same

[@rome.u]

I already loved the thumbnail, his style is my type.

[@lilyalberta4255]

One of the first things I drawed was either fire princess from advance time or Jadenanimation

[@jenniferzucchini7305]

Gorgeous painting as usual. I’m glad you always find the time to share with us some of your art. Can’t believe there is another person in the world who grew up obsessed by drawing Sailor Moon. I feel less childish now, thank you! These fantasy worlds are just the perfect fuel to an artist imagination. Whenever I have an artist block I use my favourite art books (Sailor Moon and Final fantasy mostly) to remember how I felt when I was drawing so freely. So, my first characters were Sailor Moon, Misty from Pokémon and Garnet from Final Fantasy IX.

[@abhishekperi7399]

I first started drawing flowers, because my mom liked them, and flowers are still my favourite thing to draw 10 years later.

[@oreofisk]

Aw!

[@brussiantalks2362]

Now I'm really curious to see that first Sailor Moon characters you drew back in the day

[@millieb3823]

'i had the attention span of a peanut' just made me laugh too much ahah

[@valkayink]

I adore this painting, but I love the story you told along with it, it just made my day! I loved picture books as a kid, but we couldn't afford too many, so my first memory was drawing my own with my mom. Usually animals with large markers and some office supplies from her work. I haven't thought about it in a long time, but now I want to draw and paint even more again.

[@Mijuki]

I think i can speak for a lot of people when i say: Anime has gotten me into art!

[@Lostpanda123]

Anime is art.

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

Anime is a mistake. Lol Jk

[@JeanneBook]

That is true, although i don't draw anime. I did start there.

[@oranguman9360]

I didn't start drawing until I saw fooly cooly.

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

@@oranguman9360 what's that?

[@madlade]

I recently came down with carpal tunnel/de quervains tenosynovitis in my drawing hand and watching ur videos both make me smile and incredibly long for the pain to go away so I can hold a pencil again. Dont take ur hands for granted, u never know when you will lose the simple joy of creating pain free.

[@Murigolden]

This is soooo realllyy beautiful I can’t say enough how amazing this is it inspires me so so much . Not gonna lie you’ve always been the best and great inspiration to make me get into watercolour. And it’s so amazing to use watercolour. sailor moon really inspires mee too haha but that looks amazing. At this point I don’t know what I am saying but I just wanna say that the details are sooo amazing I love it .

[@ScottErb]

I was 7 years old when Star Wars came out in 1977. I started drawing R2D2 and C3PO and of course all the battles. Oddly enough, I've only drawn Grogu recently. I guess now I'll have to start my Star Wars series again! Currently I'm more interested in being a tattoo artist. I've just restarted drawing again after 35 plus years away from it. Now I'm relearning and hopefully will grow as an artist. I really love your work and love the water color. I think I'd like to try that someday. I have to say that watching you create your artwork is very inspiring and meditative. Thanks for the content!

[@phoenixorta2733]

I always get so emotional when I watch your videos because it reminds me why I love art and why I want to improve. You just communicate so well what the joys of making art are. Thank you!

[@sugarcougar1185]

you actually got me into art. my first watercolor pieces are based on your watercolor tutorial for behinners.

[@jalapeNAI]

The real magic here is that damn tape. How does it not rip? How long is ur dry time? Oh my goodness what sorcery

[@seni8871]

its probably artists tape (that's what its called lol), it made with the intention of not ripping up your paper, basically stuff like this

[@stephaniechristianiwiratna9569]

the paper matters too btw, most paper with good quality like some 100% cotton wont ripped, but yea thise paper are expensive 😩😭

[@Lena-fc9ce]

seconding responses from above, also there must be hidden jumpcuts between painting and putting the tape on/taking it off. a huge cause for tape ripping paper or taking off paint is that the paper is still moist. a trick my art teacher taught me is to let it dry until it is no longer cool to the touch

[@kenponmukdasanit5035]

its not normal tape,in my country it call 'Nitto Tape''

[@wesleywalker1594]

It's plain masking tape. If you use 140lb or 300lb WC paper you won't have any ripping issues at all. I've been WC painting for the last 40 years and never experienced a problem.

[@nattypatty_610]

I kinda envy those who get to tell stories of how shows or characters has inspired them to draw. My case is different, one day when I was 4 or so, I pick up a pencil and an notebook then draw random scribbles and shapes that follows the rhythm of a music my sister played. years later, drawing random characters still stuck to me and it always bring me the nostalgia of my childhood 💖💕

[@chaoticmelon816]

i dont really remember when i started drawing, it's always just kind of been my 'thing' , its held a part of my life for so long

[@vouhg]

Same

[@NKElyan]

just love how you talk about your experiences. thank you!

[@jfkluge]

Absolutely gorgeous. I love watching how other artists work. I'm rather timid about watercolors; I've only used them as underpaintings or washes for my colored pencil pieces, but watching this--and the beautiful result--makes me want to try your technique. So exquisitely done!

[@nleandroramirez]

☺️

[@parystyrell]

I use gouache and it kinda sucks that it's not watercolor

[@sailorfan86]

FIRST OF ALL BEAUTIFUL PAINTING. YOUR STORY WITH SAILOR MOON IS VERY MUCH MY STORY; THAT'S HOW I GOT TO FIND OUT THAT I HAD THE POTENTIAL TO DRAW. BORN IN THE 80'S & GREW UP IN THE 90'S IN EUROPE. AT THAT TIME THERE WAS AN INFLUX OFF OF ANIME AND I DIGESTED IT LIKE NO OTHER. AMONG THE ANIMES WAS S.M, D.G, LADY OSCAR, RANMA 1/2, GEORGIE, CANDY, KIMAGURE ORANGE ROAD, MAISON IKKOKU ETC SAILOR MOON WAS THE ONE THAT CAUGHT MY EYES AND LEFT ME WITH A STRONG IMPRESSION. THOUGHT IT WAS THE COOLEST THING ON EARTH. BACK IN THE DAYS WHEN TV WAS WORTH EVERY HOUR. I WAS KNOWN AS THE GUY WHO LOVED SAILOR MOON & SUBSEQUENTLY DREW SAILOR MOON. THAT'S HOW I GOT BY IN SCHOOL/LIFE. IT WAS MY KIND OF PARTY TRICK... IF YOU WANT. IT GAVE ME & BECAME MY IDENTITY. STILL ADORE SAILOR MOON. WAS WATCHING A SAILOR MOON CLIP BEFORE THIS...

[@zohebzuberi1028]

I cant even explain how happy it makes me to see u posting more now. Im literally OBSESSED with you and your work. Your work is my wallpaper and i search up your name everyday whether if its for inspo or just for fun. You are such and inspiration to me. So thank you for being you aha. Hope you stay for longer this time :)

[@oangelina]

Hiiii! I always doodled but never really took my drawings seriously because I never really saw them as good drawings. To me they were just products of boredom during classes at school. It wasn’t until I found a very old watercolor palette, which we had gotten from the dollar store, that I started having fun with my drawings. I figured out how to use the watercolors and the first ever painting I did with the medium was a simple flower on a hill. But that simple painting sparked my love for painting. :)

[@Jens_Art]

I can't believe you did this with watercolors! 🤩 Incredibly detailed work! 👌👍

[@RaverGasm]

As a kid I remember enjoying how much art made someone light up... It changed their mood when they received something I did for them... and I guess I kept doing it to cheer people up. I also had a lot of hobbies because I grew up an only child un-interested in most things the other kids did. I lost motivation and passion as a grown up because I felt my art wasn't improving in the way I'd hoped and it wasn't giving off the happiness (or emotion) That I had hoped for it. A lot of materialism in commissions... "It's just art" but I put my soul into everything I do. So TLDR; My joy for the craft was overshadowed by my stress to improve! Despite saying this we're still out here working on it so that one day I can supply people with those feel good chemicals on the level that you do for me! ♥

[@shineefeels]

Sailor Moon inspired SO many artists from our generation. It's amazing how much impact that series had.

[@catzie_78]

The glow is so warm and soft ong

[@wowieee4211]

How does his paper not rip with the masking tape? It’s so satisfying!

[@soon_to_emerge]

I heat my tape with hair dryer before removing it :x

[@soon_to_emerge]

Also, it depends on the surface sizing of paper (there are external and internal sizing)

[@druidobianco9734]

Because it’s probably not paper. The “paper” you see used for watercolor are sheets made 50% paper 50% cotton, rhe best ones are 100% cotton. Cheap cellulose version of watercolor sheets follow anyway a peculiar making path and are really different from standard drawing paper

[@stokedcreativesfilms5986]

Its special tape he also used a liquid mask for the edges and fine details. Look when he pulls it up.

[@kenponmukdasanit5035]

its not normal tape,in my country it call 'Nitto Tape''

[@ryeryeflow]

I love it that you use the painter's tape for masking in the larger areas! It actually works as nicely as some masking film I've seen. Saving some bucks from now on!

[@Regularhuh]

I havent painted in watercolour in like a year now, this is really helping me tryna get back 😄

[@kyl3rrrshobbit]

OMG!!! YOU GOT INSPIRATION FROM SAILORMOON TOO? SHE WAS MY EVERYTHING IN MY BEGGINER ART JOURNEY!! It's so lovely to see someone with the same start in drawing! BTW I love your art style!! Have a anice day!

[@thecelestialheart]

Ummm..... I cant explain it, but you have a way of truly making us tune in to your entire process. Thank you for sharing this with your audience. I am so grateful. 🙏❤✨

[@connieefurulee]

And to read the comments to see what everyone else said

[@rafal5252]

I use to ditch the first lessons at school with my sister to be able to watch Sailor Moon episode, This painting brought fond memories . You are a true artist. thank you my friend.

[@JERPIANO]

I would have never guessed my favorite character and my favorite artist would one day come together. She looks gorgeous!

[@Positive_Pepper]

Beautiful. I'm grateful to your sister in law for being your first inspiration into art. We all have those people in our lives that see our potential and gently nudge us in the direction. Your interpretation of Sailor Moon is beautiful~ And still has your style.

[@amandawood1348]

I'm so happy that your brother got married to Kim, she sounded too important to have just been a memory

[@damanpreet8988]

I'm not sure for everyone but I don't rewatch many videos but this one keeps me coming back

[@HintofTime]

The courage you have to do that fine line work with a brush.

[@mariah4197]

I used to make A4-size artworks back in the 90’s and actually sell them to my classmates for 1/3 or half a dollar. I was happy when someone was willing to sell my paintings but Sailor Moon was the highlight of my childhood and making art out of the thing I love the most made me super happy. I also remember using my allowance to buy those tiny ‘text’ cards and collecting and trading them with other kids.

[@viccc-jo1de]

I missed your watercolor speedpaints so much, i'm so happy rn T^T

[@aiRbckwrds]

This is my first time seeing one of your videos. I like your style and the watercolors are beautiful. I remember drawing a farm scene, well, a barn, a horse, a pig, and a chicken, on a chalkboard that my dad at installed onto my bedroom wall. That was about 1985 when I was 5. From there, I was doing a lot of comics like Xmen, Batman, etc. Then I got into anime/manga and video games. I actually don't draw as often anymore, but I've branched out into crafting with felt, making plushes, and other things. When I draw, it's more for reference. Recently, I've taken an interest in digital art, but I do want to go back to where I started and draw pencil drawings again. I feel that I've lost my touch and obviously haven't gained any new skills, but I don't want to lose it completely.

[@iaaamsirdeeell03]

Mermaids. Those are among the first subject I drew. My mom used to draw mermaids, nymps, and beauty queens when I was young so no wonder those became my begginer steps in exploring the wonderful world of art💜

[@shylacraig1858]

Your videos/art are without a doubt my favorite thing to watch on all of youtube. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@romywolfofficial]

How can you even _do_ that with watercolours. It's beyond me. When I was a kid I drew horses obsessively to a point where my musce memory still remembers how to do it almost 30 years later :)

[@ameliedavis5940]

SAME! Until I was about 13 horses were 99 % of what I drew. I draw other stuff now but can still do a good horse sketch.

[@Peanutd2022]

Seems like a lotta kids liked horses lol.

[@angelicrobles6292]

The way you create art is MAGIC! ✨ I adore your style. 🤩😍

[@artchannel2349]

I first started drawing eyes, but the person who really got me into art was a cousin of mine his ability to draw really fascinated me, it's been about 8 years since then but rn it's like I'm losing my passion for art and find it really hard to sit and draw, and I'm really trying to re-discover my love and passion for art but it's just really hard and I don't know why😞😕

[@GassyGoat]

Sometimes it helps just sit back and draw things you love or I’ve found studying or drawing something new helps, or trying use different mediums. I don’t if my advice will help I hope you find your passion again.

[@josefschiltz2192]

I've become anhedonistic about the act of drawing and painting to to a combination of stresses and a wretched inherited tremor that started ruining every attempt. This video reminds of how I used to work. It can be extremely frustrating. My whole being wants back what I've lost and angry at this stupid muscular twitch that's developed and sometimes I just glare at it and it mutinously twitches back. It doesn't really affect anything else in my life, but just seems targeted at the one thing I really wanted to do all my life. When someone said just "do something else", I said something that was not philosophical.

[@Elibel77]

Wow, gorgeous. Watercolour possibilities are endless...

[@gentlecard_tom]

Love the background story I used to watch all of those shows too

[@SRRLN]

I like how you express yourself it’s so clear🥺🤌✨

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

Imagine if they put this much detail into the show, it would've tooken forever to animate.

[@StephanyChills]

Wow! By far one of the top 5 best Sailor Moon images I've ever seen. Makes me wish I could draw. Photography is my major art thing. I definitely have found a new channel to watch. And what a great origin story. Your sister-in-law should give herself a pat on the back for sparking this amazing fire in you.

[@nekopoptart]

My mom raise me as an art kid, I remember abstract painting a kids stool when I was 3. But inuyasha was when I first got into amine drawing. And fruit basket (manga) is what made me want to do it professionally. I still have a long way to go😅☕

[@gregvidito3383]

Hi and thank you for video. It is inspiring to hear your story. The first drawing I ever made that actually looked like anything was of a rowboat. It was the first lesson in the 'John Knaggy learn-to-draw set I received for Xmas in 1955. I was 6yrs old. Been nibbling away at art since.

[@HartDraws]

The word 'EARTH' itself is made of 'ART'❤️❤️

[@joycejohnson8043]

Yeah earth is just 'eh' without 'art'

[@HartDraws]

@@joycejohnson8043 dope 🔥

[@smiley_asylum4187]

I got started in art when I was in primary 4/primary 5 so I was about 7 or 8. We were doing a project on Vincent Van Gogh and basically our teacher had us copying his work from post cards. She was teaching us how to make forgeries basically. If the teacher liked a piece of art someone had done she used to hang them on the wall outside the classroom. That was the first time my work was hung on the wall. And I've loved Van Gogh's work ever since.

[@firecloud6503]

The painting looks stunning. One of the first things I drew was Godzilla. I really loved monsters as a child XD

[@yokot4538]

すっごい！！！実写版が作られたのかと思う程の作品 アニメの絵からこれが出来たと思えない。 金箔が線を表すのに使われているけれどこんな風に作られているとは金がもったいないと思っちゃう。

[@toshraka7904]

Guess we all need to thank Kim for the inspiration she gave to Kelogs, so we can enjoy his art today 😁

[@openyoureyes4799]

Your art is magical, I'm so happy that I discovered you!

[@renakellner4448]

I've been drawing anything and everything as a child, but around seven years of age I started obsessing about horses 😄

[@LalaLa-ze7kv]

This is majestic! I'm speechless 🤯

[@galleryg998]

Aww that story with your brother and sister-in-law was adorable. I can only imagine how much harder your brother fell when he saw Kim take the time to teach his little brother something :3

[@etiennem.3191]

To me this is beautiful: the painting, the process, your story. I´m happier for finding a little bit of what you put out in the world.

[@Lupuscrafter]

in the name of everyone here i wanna thank kim for introducing him to drawing :)

[@nurulatikajk]

It always left me mind-blowing how artist can do magic with their hand.

[@davidm.4175]

this is so magnificent, like wtf why are't your paintings in big famous museums already?

[@jefm3598]

You should upload another version of the same video with just relaxing music and no commentary... I would love that so much, watching you drawing is therapeutic

[@edipasplays]

what i find most articulate about this painting is the fact that she doesnt have all those typical asian drawn traits nor does she look white in a sense.she looks like a real human sailor moon

[@Billy193]

Haven't seen your channel in a long time, until this video just popped up in my feed. I found your channel back when you did your illuminative disney series of artworks and I found them all stunning. Keep up the wonderous work you do.

[@Alexcentriq]

is it just me or does she look like a pretty kpop boy with a wig ?

[@tatimilena4017]

I've always had a lot of influence with gaming and cartoons while growing up, I remember on the first grade our homework being to draw something, and most of the times I'd draw levels of supermario forever. But it wasn't until I was 16 that I seriously got into drawing(and coincidentally anime), I had gotten home from high-school frustrated with life because I chose a course that wasn't for me (economics), and I saw an image on pinterest and just drew it, ever since then I've been learning by myself, and this year I'll be starting uni doing what I love, hoping to learn even more

[@aruriruriru]

Yellow hair, blue eyes, wearin' orange-blue kind a parka. Just a little kid with big dream to be a mayor in his town. Plus, he had some nine tailed beast op af in his body..That boys, the one who bring me into this art world in the first time.

[@k4rec4]

And who's it? I didn't figured out. 🤔

[@1nd1v]

I don't know how I haven't discovered your channel earlier but after watching 2 videos, I suscribed. Totally in love with your art, it's perfection to me. Watching all of your videos is going in my TO DO list hehe. Keep the nice work and thank you so much for sharing it, it's so inspiring and calming

[@vincarosea_art]

Imagine a ramdom person be like lmao that's me Its that realistic owo

[@Awprod2000]

For me it was Commodore Amiga 500 games like "Shadow of the Beast" and "Flimbo's Quest" . This Sailor Moon art is incredible, her beauty is perfect

[@chibaryohei3709]

Anyone agree that "she" looks like a boy K-pop idol? Anyway the painting is amazing!!

[@risingkhero1714]

At first I thought, RM?

[@chibaryohei3709]

@@risingkhero1714 Yes! Haha

[@handleOfThy]

bro I was about to say the same thing xD

[@chibaryohei3709]

@@handleOfThy Should be funny if RM cosplay like this!

[@user-ng1zw6ig9f]

Not really she looks like a girl, RM or boy kpop idols are just really feminine and have low testesterone levels is all 🤷

[@charyllepotencioso]

the way he paints the skin is just so mesmerizing like... how can it be so smooth

[@ゆう-e5x9k]

言葉がわからないからコンセプトがわかってないんだけど、セーラームーン…？うさぎ…？ うさぎ14才…なんだよね、アニメから大人っぽい感じに見えるけどコレは大人だね 色綺麗だなぁ☺️

[@4005toto]

卒アルとかでこうゆう顔いそうちゃいそうな気がw肌艶とかw日本人から見る若い感じと違うのかもですねw

[@amezou-z2l]

日本人として描いたって感じですね

[@danielson7756]

this has surpassed all expectations. this needs to be hung up in an art gallery

[@kiwimiwi5452]

what got me into art was my mom showing me how to draw mickey mouse back when I was a kid

[@ErenAngiolini]

Always great to see you post new videos, mate! Your work is so inspiring (and so relaxing to watch too!!!). I've been drawing since I was tiiiiiiiny, but I can't remember the first things I loved drawing. But when I was in middle school and W.I.T.C.H. came out, it totally changed my life! I was drawing those characters (or "OCs" from the same universe) all the time! And it greatly influenced my art! :)

[@antiquemacabre]

"Peel porn." 😂 Thank you for sharing your story, talent, and process. I am in love with your painting style.

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

Lol reminds me of simply nail logical

[@jackjude]

I've love your style, and a great idea. Very interesting how technically strong your drawing and the painting the flesh is. It really lays a foundation, anchors the work ready for the later more illustrative and looser elements. Overall its very satisfying to look all, and doesn't look overworked.

[@Deedeedoodad]

Your sister in law has probably indirectly inspired millions of people to start drawing!

[@joshkoole6681]

Millions?

[@Deedeedoodad]

@@joshkoole6681 yes. This dude has millions of views on some of his videos

[@cybergothika6906]

I usually don't look into art on the internet anymore due my own experiences and the vulgarization of it, but every now and then I find high quality enjoyable and original style likes yours. Well super done friend, you rock and that version is just as beautiful.

[@Acaykath]

I just can't get over the eyebrows. You made it look like Usagi dyes her hair.

[@Telescreen5]

I agree, it looks like a cosplayer not Usagi. She would have made a good Rei.

[@archipelagoindonesia6217]

imho, the jaws and the cheek makes its looks transgender sailormoon version.. a bit masculine. but he is Real artist! God bless him with amazing talent

[@doggo_87__60]

@@archipelagoindonesia6217 this is live action by Netflix

[@user-ng1zw6ig9f]

Well no japanese has natural blonde hair and blondes usually have darker eyebrows no biggie

[@user-ng1zw6ig9f]

@@archipelagoindonesia6217 Have you seen a real woman or nah? Or have you heard of woman being masculine because they can and don't have to fit into the societal norms of femininity?

[@regand7830]

Beautiful, brilliant work! Right at the time I could have spent the Covid Crisis...working on painting, I have a terrible tendonitis in my dominant hand that's sidelined it. I can't even hold a pen to write my name or fill out forms properly. I'm happy to watch these videos...with a bit of a tear and a smile.

[@limmo6525]

It was myself the first thing i ever draw lmao

[@Gnarwilly]

Please make this available on your shop!!! I love this man amazing!

[@힐만94]

Him : interpreting Sailor Moon drawing from manga style to real life human form Me : can't even stick the tape in straight line.. 😂😂😂

[@alkeldadawn]

That is an amazing piece of art. The face is absolutely exquisite. I am both stunned and inspired by this painting!!

[@yukikurahara6753]

美しいんだけどなんで太眉男子なの？

[@noshititskrae]

its amazing you can get your values correct when doing the painting in pieces like this.

[@winddragonlundholm1792]

I love how you still drew her as Japanese because she is Japanese, Alot of people asume she is meant to be white because she has blonde hair and blue eyes, but really the anime style just isn't the best at telling you what race a character is. But why the eybrows so dark ???

[@pollyrabbits1]

Because she is japanese and it also looks awesome with the contrast of the blonde hair and blue eyes...

[@SolarasNaracott]

This is amazing. I did not know watercolor was capable of this. This is blowing my mind.

[@osirisparthenopaeus4391]

Not gonna lie, that looks like a guy cosplaying, but looks amazing. Just throws me off.

[@Jarni1979]

This painting is very beautiful because it shows at the same time the carefree, almost childish youth of a girl and the serious determination and sense of duty of the heroine Sailor Moon.