7 Art Hacks Pros Do, That You Probably Don’t

[@EvanAndKatelyn]

Love to see so many people from the community here in this video! ❤❤❤

[@TenHundred]

Thank you for making this community more amazing ( and quirky ) Y’all are the best!!

[@insomniart7749]

So awesome seeing you guys in this vid!!

[@senfdame528]

nose ring -.-

[@nickp3173]

I'm still waiting for the E&K OF because there's so much innuendo it's ridiculous lol

[@artofjesskarp]

WHAT A LINE UP 🔥Grateful to be a part! Major thanks for bringing it all together - WHAT A GREAT VIDEO 🥳👏

[@leohekman9991]

My hometown, Split, representing new experiences.. Great! How was your trip to Croatia?

[@Basiieee_Artist]

❤❤❤❤ Thank you Jess for coming with the unexpected tip, something to crack some practice of exploring self in my art passion! I always have felt you always have something great coming and this was it!!! Always amazing!

[@89Johneboy]

pst... did you ever reply to kiptoe about that date???

[@TenHundred]

Thanks for providing your tip! It’s an important one to focus on!

[@Kiptoe]

So many great tips! thanks for having me! 🤙

[@TenHundred]

Thanks for the inside look at your creative process! There’s so many sources of inspiration!

[@fredericapanon207]

Dear @Kiptoe, yours is a great suggestion especially when one considers how image search results are overwhelmingly polluted with AI images.

[@ivacheung792]

So combining matte medium and tables would make me unstoppable.

[@sewmad1400]

And lots of them.

[@emanueladadarlat3159]

The first tip (Nerdforge) is so valuable for traditional art, as it is something so easy and essential (at least for me) to do in digital, yet you can translate that from traditional to digital and try all of your crazy ideas and see what fits.

[@JDNboy12]

God, I don't watch much of Jazza anymore, but listening to him explain his tip so clearly really shows why he's still doing this.

[@ChuckLeeMBM]

All these tips were pro AF. I especially resonated with the pressure play bit, and the mat medium tape trick changed my life as well! Loved this and the edit was so dope getting all the tips with TenHun tips between.

[@bethrichards2640]

TenHun, King of Collab! So much good stuff. I'm barely into it, and had to back it up already. So many good folks, and great info. Thank you all!

[@mackenziemill]

Jazza's hack spoke to me, get loose and play! Give myself permission for Quantity over quality💜

[@VinceSpragueArt]

To all of you, not just 10 Hun, thank you. Thank you for taking the time to do videos like this to help the little people. I've loved art in many forms since a was small. I never really had art classes in school (no one funds the art programs) so I've learned everything through trial and error and watching a lot of you guys do things. It's so helpful when you guys do stuff like this and I hope you know it means a lot. You never stop learning.

[@lozantoninocreations]

I want to add to your matt medium tape tip, as that wont work if you are oil painting (and have paint already down). You can also use the same color paint as what you are bordering. If you have a white background for example and want a crisp black line, put the tape down and do a white layer first, let it dry and then do the black. It is basically the same technique, but it can be expanded to some situations where the medium or even clear gesso, wont work for. I wonder how many people are now searching for National Geo magz. That is the most brilliant idea. Its far cheaper than going to a book store and buying photographic reference books. That's awesome.

[@89Johneboy]

no shit xD tf

[@fredericapanon207]

And you avoid the AI images that contaminating image searches and Pinterest.

[@lozantoninocreations]

@@fredericapanon207 AI us everywhere now. Even the free photo stock sites like Pexels and Pixabay are basically half AI now. They are everywhere.

[@WanderingMuses]

I always love tuning into your channel - it’s such a vibrant space for creativity and inspiration! The way you showcase not only your incredible work but also highlight other artists and fresh perspectives is truly unique. Your passion for art and commitment to sharing knowledge makes every video a joy to watch and learn from. Thank you for the time and effort you put into creating such an engaging and welcoming community. Wishing you, your crew, and your family a fantastic New Year filled with creativity and success!😊✨

[@arceecorso]

I’m so sorry how are you not at 1 million subscribers yet?

[@asuwannabe2015]

TenHun!!! I've been really sick lately, unable to eat and anything. BUT I was in the ER yesterday and I saw someone with a TenHun hoodie and i was happy to see a fellow art nerd even in my time of bleh

[@bradfrederickson4652]

Absolute gold mine! Thank you all! Perhaps there could be a series?? Tips for: Making art KZbin videos. Your first jam or festival. Acquiring and dealing with clients. Transitioning from traditional to digital (and vice versa). And so on... So much to learn from you all.

[@SMOENOVA]

Hahaha - Make the designs worse before sending them out 😂

[@SKAtholisch]

😂typisch deutsche Kunden!

[@SMOENOVA]

@ 😂😂😂

[@SMOENOVA]

@@NeilSenn-uq9ix holy moly - yeah that’s terrible. “oh and my cousin also loves painting, he is an artist too, he had the idea to make it all red, and i love it! let’s put this in consideration too!” 🫣

[@NACHTMERRIEFABRIEK]

Also secure your art if the customer don't want to pay😂

[@insomniart7749]

I too learnt this the hard way. Great tip!

[@mjpete27]

Hullo Artists! I have been a freelance artist creating everything from a comic strip to organic sculpture for a parade float IE: The Rose Parade, New Years Day! I have done most all of these things(perhaps except all of the digital tricks, they do charge with versions or upgrades!) and I used an undercoat of paint to seal tape lines, It was years before I discovered that mediums are just as good (like matte medium). Jess’s organization ideas were so integral to the idea of me & my wife buying a house! I have always lived in trailers or mobile homes. Having a home to dedicate a room or to be able to add-on an addition to the house that is a complete studio was a HUGE turning point in my career! I am still in awe of how Peter is able to gather so many truly amazing Artists to collaborate, very cool! I hope everyone has enjoyed this video as much as I!

[@boardcertifiable]

Love the Rose Parade ❤

[@allycass4702]

I love how focused on giving art tips and bringing together art communities this channel is, it really helps out and it’s nice to watch videos that feel like it’s main aim is helping artists

[@emanueladadarlat3159]

The third tip from the couple - GOLD MINE. It seems like the most cliche thing to say :think outside the box", but they continue with the specifics of be creative what what you already have. Use your already owned materials / tools in unconventional ways ....you will be constantly surprised by your own capabilities AND always learn new things.

[@mfromfaraway]

Every single one of these tips is gold. Thank you for sharing!

[@ChrissyTinaT]

A) Love the lineup and tips across the board. B) Matte medium is the solution to everything, got it.

[@likewut007]

when I saw Jazza I was fully prepared for a " Dabble before you dive" :D

[@Bubs2375]

I was suffering art block a little while ago so I went back through my old sketch books and found a little insignificant (so I thought) doodle I'd made and it sparked a whole series of new characters for me, so that's something that helped me alot, I hope it helps someone new... I love this video, it's helped me realise a few new ideas and has definitely inspired me to try a couple, as always thank you Ten Hun... love & light to you & your family xxx

[@szaahhh]

This gives me major Art Attack segment vibes- I love it!!!

[@boardpandacustoms]

Damn what a line up of artists!!! The Collab king strikes again!!! Man everyone has such great advice!!! Definitely will keep that matte medium trick in mind!!! And for where I am at right now personally Jess and Jazza's advice really helps!!

[@mingbritson]

I'm not a painter, but you're so entertaining that I watch them all!

[@aliz4467]

Thank you Ten Hun for featuring the community!

[@auntieescreations4309]

All my favorite KZbin artists in one video! Love it! Also, couldn't help but notice Smoe say he would see you soon.... Is season 2 of AIW coming???

[@RiverWoods111]

A lot of great advice! One thing that really got me started on working on an animation series for a channel that has been begging me to start. The idea won't leave me alone. Was to just disconnect my Internet for a while. I can still watch videos a bit in my phone, but suddenly I am working on characters and next will be stories and creating voices for each one. Somehow new ideas and styles are coming together to create characters that I would have never created. Not having my Internet on my PC is so helpful. Adobe and Microsoft along with my password software are all freaking out right now but it is good to not have that constant input and since I am not a do everything on my phone it has been great for me. Being more mature in my age probably is helpful in this too.

[@pmarci995]

woah, so many useful advice! thank you to all of the involved artists💫🎨🖼💪 bonus thank you to Peter, not only for creating this video, but also for introducing matte medium✨🎖

[@catheyboocat-design7175]

Thanks!

[@TenHundred]

Thank you!!

[@FallenGravity.44]

Everyone’s tips were amazing! I especially loved your mini tips. The medium matte tip is something I learned more than a decade ago and was excited to see that I knew a pro art tip as an amateur who’s just getting back into the game after a long Fortnite break! Oh and Jess’s tip of exploring yourself to learn new ways to be creative was absolutely the advice I needed to hear! Thank you everyone 😅😊

[@LelandL3]

alright, so now we're just condensing my entire recommended video list into one video... peak KZbin efficiency!

[@ImigcoboTunyiswa]

I really needed to hear these art tips I can’t wait to apply them to my art, Thank you Ten hundred 🙏🏾 🤩

[@xingcat]

This is so great. It's wonderful to hear the different perspectives of so many different artists, and how well they can express their processes and ideas.

[@johngriffon2118]

Im a hobby artist, but my main job is in sales. The tip of giving them a lesser quality piece before the real deal is spot on. Basic human psychology makes it so we are very rarely satisfied with being given what we think we want. In my case I can give you a great discount/deal and that's whay everyone thinks they want when they come in. I'll definitely give you a good deal, and will probably throw in a discount for no reason anyway, but if I give it to you upfront your not gonna take it. Either you feel scammed or will try to get a better one regardless of how good it is. I don't blame you, because I do the same thing. So I give you a higher number then we both know we will settle on. I get the sale and you get to go home feeling like you beat me at my own game. With art you want to feel like your input mattered. You drop hundreds of dollars on a piece and then the artist just emails it to you? I don't care how good it is, I'm gonna feel a little like they just pulled it out there ass. If I'm in loved with the process then I can't complain and I feel special. First draft isn't up to snuff? I ask the artist to improve it and they do and now I feel listened to. That's what I'm paying for and what I want at the heart of it. To interact with my favorite artist and have something made FOR me. The drawing is just a medium for the transaction.

[@newsiesmario2242]

Amazing line up of artists! And what great tips! I’ve enjoyed watching many of these artists, and it’s cool to see them all come together for a video like this.

[@Ariane-qq9co]

The tips from Nerdforge, jazza, kiptoe and Alpay were really helpful 😊

[@lincolnhodge2371]

omfg yes table!! , tables for art tables that are art even decaying tables for storing furniture so you have room for art , tables to store tables , tables to collect dust to blow on to art , tables are well tables. also I thought that Russian Guy said a tiny buck on a leaf and well now im going to make a tiny buck on leaf so thank you russian guy for an art idea

[@cnoor]

im so stoked! i got a bunch of your merch for christmas! thank you for continuing to create beautiful art!

[@sonodrome]

Jazza with he mic drop! Such an important perspective, not just for art, but for all learning.

[@og6212]

Congrats -that Video is already a legend - I wish there would be more like that out there! Greetings from Austria

[@catheyboocat-design7175]

Loved everyone ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ You always give us GOATS. Love your content Peter. Nerdforge has been an all time favorite. Been following them since their apartment days. SMOE NOVA is so incredible, KipToe and Jess…found some new ones. Love the kindness I always find.

[@djdizzequietstorm1595]

Omg I just started back on my art journey and am trying to learn all I can. This video and all the help is greatly appreciated. I subscribed to all the artists on this video 👍.

[@patriziacathey605]

Fantastico ! So generous of all the artists . Thank you Tenhun for coordinating this great idea !

[@iiruniaalice1764]

all people i'm subscribe to in one video? thank you, great tips

[@MrGoodoliver]

Holy crap guys! The production value on this video is amazing! My local television station can't produce anything close to this professional.

[@Magic_sk8board_media]

Tables! This is so awesome! You guys all inspire me in such diverse ways! My daughter watches with me and she's brilliant with art! Watching her art grow with the direction and examples you exemplify is so fulfilling! Great job everyone! Thank You!

[@stoffelundsoweiter2560]

Thank you so much for this Tips and the effort to bring all these Artist together in one Video

[@fredericapanon207]

Thank you @Kiptoe for your suggestion of old Nat Geographic magazines as sources of inspiration! This is especially precious when you consider how image search results are completely contaminated by crappy AI images.

[@こんでれやの]

Amazing! I really appreciate you and all the Amazing artists who are sharing these tips and being helpful to other artists around the world.

[@painter662]

I love kypto’s tip… I’m an old man compared to you guys… but when I was in Design school collecting Nat Geo’s was required for that very purpose. Smithsonian was also good. Sadly in the late 80’s & early 90’s the art world went obsessively insane about copyright infringement.. such techniques became almost criminal. You had to sign contracts that didn’t even allow for derivative use. Using such references… you get the picture. Now we live in tge age of Ai… he all those guys who were screaming about copyright… yah right…

[@janetharradine4330]

Thanks you all for this!! Great tips. As a gen x it's great to see the tools everyone uses!!

[@junkyard_dog18]

this makes me so happy cause i watch all of these guys and its so epic to see you all together :D !!!!! ❤

[@askialuna7717]

Thank you all for the great tips. みなさんありがとう。 Will the tip with the clean lines work with acrylic binder instead of matt medium? I don't have one. I suspect that in order to be able to paint on spray paint again, transparent Gesso/Primer also works, and you don't necessarily need a matt medium, but this is more universal. Sporadically, I write simple sentences in Japanese so that I can learn the language better by using them.

[@TenHundred]

You probably can! Busy out some small scraps of wood and experiment with different mediums

[@yasseford]

Thank you for continuing to empower artists through spreading wisdom. Thank you thank you thank you.

[@nickgarter7389]

Damn, it was tables all this time! I was missing out for way too long!! 😬😂

[@jojokaleido]

What great ideas! Thank you for putting this together. I might actually try Adobe fresco again

[@mspooner]

I feel like these tips are mostly for newer creators and makers, but it's still fun and amusing to be reminded of them in new ways

[@inishireland]

Stan, you're amazing. It just shows how determination and will power you to overcome a stroke. 🙃🇦🇺

[@gabbywilliamson76]

I think i needed to hear Jazza's advice for sure! Thank you!

[@carrieannemoore9446]

Beyond confused when I was scrolling through my subs, clicked on jazzas face and up pops Tenhundred 🤣 Well played, well played 👍

[@ninjuhdelic]

Your videos make me so happy

[@neilclarkwork]

My #1 tip. If you have multiple roughs to show a client and there’s one or more you don’t like, don’t show it to them. They will always pick the one you hate.

[@stephenturverey1434]

Thank you for this video. Good tips and reminders on helping to do better.

[@lucidlabyrinth]

After years of consuming artist content, if I could recommend any art tips video to anyone, this would be it! Incredibly helpful!

[@rachael.mp4]

So much value in this video! Thank you

[@ChrisAbramsArt]

Well, this has stirred the moist creative juices. What a packed half hour. Thank you for creating this!

[@YourAliasIsNotAvailable]

What did we learn? Everything is a canvas if you are brave enough.

[@mariadelaart5897]

Tech is my nemesis. I bought a projector and haven’t been successful in using it. Great collaboration 👌

[@fredericapanon207]

@mariadelaary5897, if there is a college with a fine art or graphics department in your area, perhaps post an advert on a campus bus stop or college community board to get some help with using the projector? Or try contacting one of the professors to ask for a student recommendation.

[@andrewarmstrong5266]

I got the notification yesterday that there was a new ten hundred video, I scrolled a few times and couldn’t see a thumbnail so I went to watch the new nerdforge video based on the martina thumbnail and well here I am lol

[@insomniart7749]

Smoe’s tip is legit. I too have fallen in the trap of clients having access to too much detail in the mockup or approval piece.

[@fredericapanon207]

I have read Reddit stories of the client turning down the completed project but using the high-res image files sent in brochures and other merch.

[@insomniart7749]

@ yup. You have to be so careful sending concept art and even mockups, especially when it’s digital. People seem to think paying artists what we’re worth is negotiable or just this huge waste of money. So if they can take it for free, they will.

[@Ghostrob2023]

Hey Ten Hundred and the other artists, thanks for the tips, hacks and advice on how to create our art in many different ways by thinking outside the box. God bless you all!

[@aishaw132]

I watch and follow all these artists already!! ❤

[@orionlucas3272]

calling these hacks is almost an injustice to how good this advice is😂😂

[@TheScottParadox]

Alfay and Jess are my art idols!

[@earlywormfilms]

This is very inspiring! Awesome video man

[@stepintoflow]

i got the tingles. great one.

[@samstruys3088]

Though I enjoyed and appreciated the tips, liked your art and the creators you picked I would like to see a video representing all ages. Older artists and less known artists would give equally good advice. Now this is like the wealthy helping the other wealthy get wealthier. Was going to say nothing wrong with that but actually, there is. Give making a video a try in which you give a leg up to beginners of all ages with tons of talent and who might be trying to get a following. Don't get me wrong, I respect you young artists and appreciate your tip and like your graphic style. Just that this world would be nicer if we helped one another out, those who are trying hard but getting drowned out by the many. I got deep there and this was just about art tips, lol. Have a nice day everyone.... 😊.

[@insomniart7749]

Omg all my faves!!

[@Serafine998]

What a wonderful video ❤

[@thebeagio]

Nice video! I think what Jazza said will be especially useful for me.

[@rebeccarhoten8591]

Really good tips from everyone!! Thanks so much 😊

[@bumblebee_blasphemy]

I'm an art student in college and I often struggle with the fast paced environment of learning new skills while trying to make amazing work (that is then critiqued). Anyone have tips on how to get over my fear of making "bad" work and still being confident in my abilities and to grow from the mistakes while having them be publicly critiqued (and graded)?

[@darrensullivan2942]

Wow. I followed all but 2 of these folks already. Guess I've got a couple more to add!

[@inishireland]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. it was very helpful. 🙃🇦🇺

[@cubedragon6500]

Such a great video! Now I’m going to paint a table

[@PersephonesArtistryStudio]

Thank you guys for being so informative and helpful ❤😊

[@DIRTY_ELECTRIC]

needed this thank you

[@threeballwilly]

Anyone trying to discover their "style"; the answer is literally to do what's fun for you, what you enjoy. That simple and I'll tell you why. Someone who has a recognizable "style" like TenHun didn't create characters the way he did, thousands of times over, because he doesn't enjoy making them that way. I may be wrong but I think there's a misconception between technique and style. I love drawing big triangular eyes like Villain Eyes from Dragon Ball Z. Everyone, everythings got em, I'll draw em shocked, happy, surprised, sad, glaring, you name it, big triangle eyes like Oprah be handing em out! Everyone gets em!

[@gabbywilliamson76]

Very good advice!

[@Erin-S]

This was an AMAZING video!!!

[@zayndesign]

Great tips from everyone! 🎨💪💯

[@TanzaniteDawns]

As a new artist I'm loving your content. Just wish I found it earlier !

[@TraceyOfficial]

Thank you for a great video

[@martinaodell2866]

OMG this has THE BEST advice!!! ❤❤❤

[@Hillkicks]

Hey TenHun! What are some video tips for making Art?

[@endrart]

I'd add "Stretch and Move around." Hours holding a position is tough on the body.

[@b.slocumb7763]

DON’T destroy fantastic magazines! Just take pictures or scans of the pictures in them, then you can build an idea board with the photos you like! Apparently Kiptoe didn’t grow up with shelves full of amazing National Geographic magazines, and that makes me sad 😢

[@aristothethrone9032]

All these sets, but still waiting on him to make some movies., we've seen you drop banger songs. You're telling me we can't get an art movie? I mean, you have a whole warehouse! Make it a horror movie about being in a rut having a writer's block or what's that one movie with Matt Damon trying to take over some dudes' life as an evil doppelgänger. Shoot make an inception parody about art and call it conception 3D print some new caps and learn how to use them and show us how long it takes for you to get use to them. Make something about an artist that keeps painting the same painting, but they're all inside the same painting. But he just keeps layering it until it drives him mad. A painting inside a painting. For a super sick push, zoom. "We have to go deeper"