Rating TIKTOK Art Tips 🤮 14

[@jolllyrunz7567]

Sam telling children to study and become a doctor instead is peak Asian parent 😂

[@CoacoCats]

And we are the children 😂😂

[@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro]

Also, peak advice

[@yenvuu]

BUT OF COURSE!

[@insomnia7241]

Nah the funnier part is there a prof artist sam didnt look at there profile lmao

[@i_dunnoo]

the fact that i actually want to be a doctor-

[@agastyarajubindu]

Clicked faster than Sam pulls out the skull of his enemy

[@samdoesarts]

been a minute since I pulled that out..

[@tobysceptiman7058]

@@samdoesarts when are you getting a Mexican cranium so you can show off your collection?

[@ssnekky]

@@samdoesarts Guess your teaching is working

[@froufrou1706]

Hehe

[@oceanicjelly]

best comment

[@creativelychandra]

I suffered with an aesthetically pleasing sketchbook for years. I refused to make mistakes, I felt like it was my portfolio. It felt so good when I took a page and just doodled all over it and tested colors. It was like I was breaking free. 😌

[@desolateink7729]

Feel this

[@vnzntszn]

your new edit style is amazing! keep up the good work sam

[@samdoesarts]

Thank my new editor mr. spencer!

[@vnzntszn]

@@samdoesarts thank you mr. spencer!

[@hansheidenrlv4732]

@@samdoesarts Mr. Spencer face reveal?!🤨😳

[@Mr.Overrated]

@@samdoesarts TELL TO MR. SPENCER THAT I LOVE HIM

[@Himnotaher89]

Agreed-

[@EthanBecker70]

never. ever. EVER!

[@bobthehognog569]

I agree.

[@pasta5652]

Good to see SamYang having a calm voice again, it’s like listening to Sound ASMR

[@AwkwardAvii]

His voice is always calm what

[@pasta5652]

@@AwkwardAvii nah bro you gotta watch Ross draws latest upload, he sounds different

[@AwkwardAvii]

@@pasta5652 i mean, I've never seen him yelling? Even if he roasts people, he does it very calmly which makes it even more funny lol

[@maidalimani3511]

His calm voice keeps me watching his videos😅 I also like art but his voice and how naturally funny he is made me watch his videos

[@fidboi2715]

Marco Bucci is THE GOAT. I've watched all of his videos on light and shadow, and his video about hands caused me to go from drawing very mid to bad hands to drawing great ones. Just by following the video as it was going and doing some of the exercises he told me to do while watching I literally got so much better at drawing hands immediately after watching it. Literally got great in a day.

[@basedbinyin]

That’s why he’s the GOAT. THE GOAT!!!

[@Ray-ze1ol]

I feel like if any of us don’t face our responsibilities, Sam is going to go Duolingo on us… Beware-

[@primeyoriichi]

Sam is the duolingo of art

[@Mr.Overrated]

Duo Does Art

[@sofiaabril220]

Unrelated but, I think I found my pfp twin

[@WhosNarwhal]

@@sofiaabril220 I use it on most platforms except youtube

[@vaishnavisingh9244]

I love Duolingo (I hope Duo sees this and give my family back)

[@Polarisart]

For aesthetic sketchbooks, I’ve got a cheap sketchbook for whatever doodles I feel like doing, then I have my aesthetic one where I glue the ones I like and arrange them, it helps with the fear of non aesthetic thing

[@Matildacroissant_]

I have a question : how do you make seamless transitions from a neon color to a light color

[@samdoesarts]

Make the transition, seamlessly

[@amandarockhold8390]

@@samdoesarts this worked i can confirm

[@thahiliachase8078]

A transition color

[@CherryMxTx]

Maybe try adding a glow around the neon? That should give an automatic gradient to make it seamless

[@winterhat7744]

@@samdoesarts I also confirm that this works, seamlessly

[@breoneal_art]

I’ve been stuck for SO LONG about which shadows should be soft and which should be hard edge, but that Marco Bucci tip has blown my mind! Gonna start that asap!

[@cabbageleon4914]

when sam joked about blurring to hide your mistakes, i expected him to blur himself out

[@vionafernandes4619]

😭😭😭

[@suzume_artz]

Love that you're using more graphic edits to show your inner suffering after seeing these TikTok videos xD You're doing a good job, Mr. Editor!

[@MrsClarissa3112]

12:30 for the clip studio paint user out there: Don't use the blurbrush, there is a better way: Select the thing you want to blur with the lasso tool, then go to *filter* and select the *gaussian blur* or if you want more movement you can select *motion blur* (you can also pick how blurred you want something to be) 😊

[@Arella17]

I grabbed an edge blender brush, it was such a godsend

[@IDidDraw]

As a fourteen year old artist, i suffer with art. I started my channel to have people tell me how to be better. Now i just post for fun because that's what art should be. It shouldn't ever be considered bad every piece i make i hate, and that's fine because i had fun making it. Now i want to get better at art because it's something i like and enjoy. It's a hobby. I've never dripped and never will. People in my family who stopped drawing because of work and stuff were really good. They stopped art, and they art is stunted. Anyone can draw. it's just the fact that you have to be willing to sit down and pick up a pencil. Art is bad, but when you try to be better, it is amazing. ❤

[@NikiBThatsMe]

I definitely noticed the difference in the editing of this particular video. Excellent visuals and adjustment throughout! Love how it maintains the viewer's attention and accentuates certain things that you said.

[@kazzeristic]

thanks spencer for editing sams videos, its about time he needed someone to edit!

[@ScarlettCosplays]

I play violin and do art so my only word I can say as to how to manage both is ✨ PRACTICE ✨ and can't forget the good saying ✨ LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES ✨

[@yooookknza3003]

15:42 sam in his duolingo phase

[@alalessia]

0:20 gave away you got an editor on board immediately xD good job dear editor!

[@SuperNerd57]

I had a fundamentals book when I was a kid that used the grid drawing method as a way to get you out of drawing symbols and teach you to draw what you actually see. It’s a good practice tool if you use it correctly. The book would have you draw the grid, and flip the image upside down, and you could start drawing in any square but the important thing was to draw what you saw in that square, not what you imagine the thing to look like, what you actually saw.

[@chenoaholdstock3507]

With regard to the eye thing, i think you forget that traditional artists don't necessarily get the position perfect first time. That means erasing a perfect eye to redraw it from scratch. Which can get annoying.

[@No_onewillcare]

12:20 btw is a drawing of shenha drom genshin I love drawing characters from it but it's so detailed and a lot of things so if yourr an beginner like he said one step on a time

[@KariHenai]

it's literally storming at me, and your videos are making it very easy to handle, please continue doing this, you might be helping more people like this

[@uwubishho9055]

15:31 imagine a deaf person looking at sam doing that, they would be terrified lol and the next thing they see in the captions is sam talking abt punching their grandma -

[@paranoiarpincess]

I applied to Humber, OCAD (2 seperate times, 5 years apart), Sheridan, Seneca, and others for art. The first time I didn't get in, but was invited to a prep course at Humber. Long story short, I had to drop out, but years later I wanted to apply to OCAD for their fibre arts program. The biggest difference between my portfolio later vs the first round was two things: 1. Obviously I had improved. But 2. I brought art I wasn't as proud of. I brought my laptop to do a slideshow of my digital work, and my sketchbook in all it's good and bad art glory. Because I was applying to fibre arts, I also made an outfit to wear to my portfolio interview, and brought a few acessories I had sewn, knit, and crocheted. So I can confidently say, they want to see both proof of improvement (which is why they want to see a sketchbook, so if you draw a lot, maybe bring two. Your most recent, and one you're very proud of. Just make sure your most recent has some better art in it too, but it probably will if you draw enough to need two ;P I mentioned the schools because I know you're Torontonian like me, and you would have heard of them, if not gone to one ^-^. Sadly I didn't get to go to OCAD, BUT I did get in!

[@axolotlvibes7785]

I love your videos sam! You never fail to make us laugh

[@jellyt.artsss]

3:30 i thought he was gonna say "just become a digital artist"

[@zumiichuuu]

Sam always inspires me to draw thank you for uploading Sam! I havent watched the full vid tho-

[@AstrialRain]

I love watching and listening to your videos while I’m drawing and they helped me improve so much over the last year

[@beau215]

For the avoiding line art on sketching layer thing I thing the person was talking about lowering the opacity of the sketching layer and using a color different from the line art.

[@SEUNGMIN_INDA_BUILDIN]

Aah yess, sam educating us baby villagers who feed him

[@yzap0ng]

Thank you Mr. Spencer! Their editing style really matches Sam's vibe 😂💛

[@llgoosejuicell]

The tip you gave about drawing both eyes I've been doing for awhile now! And I'm honestly shocked that people don't always do it?

[@nightmareSM]

I just came back from my art academy. Before going I was drawing something random things and after came back I started another drawing and now I am watching Sam reacting to art tips. So I am addicted to art

[@xXVintersorgXx]

Grid drawing does help in the beginning. It teaches you to draw what you see vs a symbol… like a preconceived idea of what a hand looks like

[@devsananimator5554]

i just don't clean my pallet, much easier than cleaning it after painting. it adds character and shows like a history of all your painted works

[@renstudios188]

13:30 reminds me of my time when I was signing up for high school (I'm a special needs kid, so before high school we have to take a series of simple assignments, like for example, pointing out an object different from the others), I had to re-draw an entire drawing already made on a grid, IN a new grid, and I still didn't finish it in the 20 minutes I had (For context, it wasn't even that hard of a drawing, just lines, dots and stars)!

[@chicknsouppls]

Doing a great job with your edits editor! 🌟

[@dyanishere8909]

Editor doing amazing job

[@benmemon]

Editor is slaying

[@wyattallison566]

CONGRATS ON 900K !!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤ 90% of the way to a million :)) ur my fav artist and ur the only person i've ever seen who has the exact art style i wish i could recreate

[@b34n5_]

16:00 i see that dream fanart lol

[@akksings]

I saw that video on tiktok and when i saw it here i went "omg"

[@theConcernedWyvern]

For the tip at 17:42 I would recommend this in a couple situations. If youre doing a quick sketch and want it to look pretty, this can be a nice way to do it if you arent feeling a full piece. The other way to use something like this is as a way to finish off a piece. Do your sketch, lineart, color and rendering as usual. Dont skimp on the rendering! This tip wont save you from shadows! Once you're done, you can use this to darken or lighten areas you want to add more emphasis to. It adds a lot of juice for very little effort and you can combine it in a million ways with as many colors and shapes as you want. I really love doing my lineart on a separate layer, adding a clipping mask to make it a lighter color and then using a gradient with multiply to add some simple color to it.

[@ButterflyMoon23]

Marco Bucci's shadow tip changed my LIFE WHAT

[@egobang0716]

Sam fanboying over Marco Bucci is everything I needed from this video lol

[@pale9098]

4:48 great tip... is a pity that dosn't work here in latin america, is easier to draw on a roller coaster than on a bus...

[@GraceS04]

when i saw that gridding method i died inside. i used to do that for everything and i looking back i’m like wow i rly should’ve tried not doing that😂 i’m working on drawing without and it’s so much more fun now!

[@_Kamura_]

12:18 I've watched this video many times before and ONLY NOW I realized what's the difference

[@vgzimrlankey5682]

I think marco bucci has been the best person to explain colour theory that ive found. Its madr me so much better

[@sophiabaltrinic1762]

Love this slightly-adapted editing style!

[@ElegantHope]

thanks sam's new editor

[@toed_]

The 14 year old actually has some fire art

[@starcrysis23]

For the shadowing thing, I just feel like when you’re playing with color and style I think it doesn’t matter as much.

[@SergioHernandez-le8wp]

I see you're a man of culture as well. I too have watched c-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate

[@happygoat_hascheese]

He’s back.. bro needs to actually try some of these tips someday

[@alternative_stryzze1184]

I agree with you and the girl, sam. The fact that sketchbooks are for you and not for others to see, because with sketchbooks, you can draw good or bad, where this is how you improve your art. Props to you Sam, I've been watching you for so many months now and I can see my art improve alot! (kinda 😅) but the point is, you really helped me with your tips., While watching tips.. giving tips to tips 🤣

[@JaliceTheShort]

Whoever edited this, i love you and your humor.

[@menhera.dxll.]

I’ve been running away from realism for so long because I get stressed out with all the rules and regulations with it. I may go back and try it to help me with art later on

[@noorzaghal1383]

Thank you Sam and thank you sam's editor we love you 🙆🏻‍♀️

[@KexinLin-y1v]

ngl same when u said “master wugui” that’s when i realized his name is literally “master turtle” 😭 i’ve heard it the american way so many times i never knew that was his name

[@sodoffbaldrick]

16:57 is actually brilliant advice

[@ComfyCherry]

5:40 yeah what you have in your portfolio is going to depend on what you want to be as an artists, studies of hands, feet, and other body parts aren't going to help you get a job as an environmental or architectural artist, and lots of really cool cars probably won't help get a character design job

[@AJellyfishLive]

I honestly didn't even realize the video was edited in a different way. Good job new editor, welcome to the family and I hope Sam gets some time to breathe now ;D

[@segs666]

10:21 dude lately i was getting stressed out on how i could fill like every nook and cranny in my sketchbook and how i could fill it with great looking pieces.. I nearly forgot what i should be doing instead with my sketchbook so thanks for the tip!

[@sarcasticdream]

these are definitely my favorite videos to watch of yours , they are very comforting and cozy to watch after a very long day . I love art and i also love finding out new thing through how you speak in-depth about what a creator is teaching in the videos. :) That and your reactions and subtle roasts/ jokes are always funny 😄

[@Momofication]

when I was younger my Korean art school made me only draw via grid method… never recovered from that

[@wikik13]

"know the rules before you break them" - im adding this to my fav quotes list

[@pikachamp5500]

Why do I feel like this series is gonna go till PART 100 😂

[@JakeTheLateCreates]

If you’re worried about inking on the sketch layer, make another layer above it, set it to screen, then fill it with blue. Set another layer above the screen layer and that’s your inking/lineart layer. This way, if you’re accidentally on the sketch layer, it shows up as blue instead of black, so you know right away that it’s wrong. Hope this helps.

[@elsasiddiqui5933]

Good job to Sam and also his new editor

[@mossy_cobblestone3095]

props to the new editor, the editing looks amazing!! :D

[@suoyouren4849]

Old sam can't hurt you Old sam: 6:56

[@DelindaArts]

your editor has been killing it!

[@electaleblanc7614]

Thank you mister editor!

[@gregorsamsat]

I like using Many like strokes for blush… it’s just a style thing

[@itsray1878]

13:30 bruhhhh we had to do like 2 grid drawings during art class and it was a living hell cause im so used to actually breaking objects down when drawing

[@holoneless1081]

4:54 i always got told to draw while commuting as well, but the transport here is always overcrowded and usually there's very little space to even move so no way im pulling out my drawing supplies:( especially since you cannot sit down most of the time

[@IslamicEdits78600]

Thank u Mr. Spencer. We love the editing!

[@Thegamerof20131]

the editing went over 9000 in this video

[@nathantomaneng7259]

For every “art shortcut tip” on tik tok, they should add a disclaimer telling people to study and understand the basics first lol

[@gbear768]

This one is one of your best roasts because you gave us some great tips and also introduced us to Marco and Ethan, too. I love your new apartment!

[@amelie2693]

Have you been seeing those tiktok """challenges""" where they give you context of where and what you are, and you choose your attires and environnement within their options? I feel like that would make such a good video idea

[@Potato-xf9uw]

My favorite way to shade is by using a hard brush on low opacity to get a smooth but not blurred look

[@katana..]

I love this series keep it up

[@katana..]

I was successfully ignored😂💔

[@regularly_priced]

13:46 MY ART TEACHER MAKES US DO THIS AND I KEEP TELLING HER I DON’T WANT TO BUT I HAVE TO DO IT ANYWAY

[@MagsJaz]

15:48 yo this drawing is actually 🔥

[@lina.edelweiss]

Great job new editor and Sam! Very entertaining but also helpful to watch Also, top notch asian parent advice to force a doctor career on us art babies 😂

[@dumborat3629]

CONGRATS ON 900K SAM

[@harp3rist854]

16:30 (I just want to note this part👌) nice video Sam🐤👍

[@Icuttostatic66]

Great job on the editing Mr. Spencer 👍

[@Soggy_Speggetti]

For the last one I think it’s helpful for when you don’t know where to start with the shading

[@mage4423]

I find that grid drawing is helpful if you do commissions for people and you have to put things on paper quickly but efficiently. Especially if you already have a base or something 🤔

[@indraniroy3828]

Bruh the Marco Bucci one was so goooooood O-O

[@jennifermccarthey9327]

Can you do a "rating Pinterest tutorials" again I loved that one and I love Pinterest it helps alot please do another one!

[@Aimz360]

I was half way through the SuperRaeDizzle one when i realized who it was haha. I love how Sam roasted her.

[@NakeyNayNay]

We were taught in high school art class to use grids when drawing. I never did lol. Felt like those kids activity book pages. I liked to make mistakes and better them and learn to observe the whole more accurately rather than focus on a block at a time

[@DelaOfficialYT]

as a younger artist I always think it so bad but then I remember I have lots of time that's what everyone needs too know young or old you have time you don't need to draw everything

[@aud3112]

This was rlly helpful as a young artist! I’ve been drawing the same things and this pushed me to try new drawings! ❤ u Sam!!

[@ashleighblair1652]

good job editor!!

[@ditzykunoichi]

I like the bits best where after the TikTok video you explain a bit about why they were wrong or expand on the topic

[@sergiotrevino8514]

You're doing a great job editor!!