[TUTORIAL] What Do You NEED to Start Digital Art?

I will show you everything you require to draw hot women.
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[@artsman9114]

The first thing you need to start digital art is: a want to draw

[@sentesues9383]

Been tryinna find the motivation to improve but end up drawing half a figure every like 4 hours. Definitely the first step

[@ardizzle06]

same here

[@fubukisfriend5623]

Yes

[@gopinathbv7951]

Yes bro i agree i also like fortnite and i play it everyday but there is not a single game which has graphics like clash royale but i would like to say something clash royale is from supercell and fortnite is from epic games

[@commentbot9510]

@@sentesues9383 same. I take hours to sketch because I hate how it looks. I just cannot accept the terrible quality that I draw in.

[@thornarts]

me who has been drawing digitally for 2 years: ah yes let’s see

[@Rin-fk4gq]

literally same 😭

[@rozydoveyt3127]

Same!

[@Thomaskier1]

Same

[@youranamvs8351]

Honestly speaking it’s not about how long you study art it’s how you study it. Basically learn it intelligently sometimes from the basics to see if you really got what it takes (I recommend trying the face in a front view if you draw characters) it’s actually a lot harder than it looks not too discourage but many people can’t make it to the art industry as they lack *proper* practise

[@xzyriell]

Relatable!!

[@ElvisRocking1]

My biggest tip would be to watch other digital artists. Learn their techniques, immersive yourself in this lovely art. You can have the best tools to draw, but if your head is void of inspiration you wont draw anything. Godspeed!

[@justajoefoe4394]

I have an iPad but it’s the oldest version I mean it’s the first iPad Air Can I use it

[@ElvisRocking1]

I dont know if Procreate is compatible with your current version of OS but if yes (i\m sure it is). You only need an apple pencil and Procreate which is $10 USD.

[@MellowDarkflower]

This is something I tried to do, but a lot of artists I tried to follow never showed their process, they just started with their rough work already done do they were able to jump straight to the line art.

[@commentbot9510]

I was told before to never copy other artists but I find it to be much more helpful to draw from art since it’s already been simplified or stylized in the way you want.

[@Greydrummergal]

@@MellowDarkflower yeaaahh me either i want to start learning with tools :(

[@Ryltar123]

No words about Krita? With it's Brush editing,scripts,plugins and how well layer management tool is made i think it's quite good program for starting people especialy that it's a program made by artists.

[@slap_my_hand]

FOSS software should be pushed way harder by artists, especially if it's already in a usable state like Krita. We all know what happened to Blender when it gained traction with professionals.

[@MrBooghyMan]

I would say it's a good program even for professionals. David Revoy uses it and he's a professional (kzbin.info)

[@TheFALCON7890]

@@slap_my_hand wait what happened to Blender?

[@-hollythekitsune-7086]

Or Firealpaca...

[@kentan2050]

@@TheFALCON7890 basically become a powerful 3d program that can compete with the paid counterparts and some corporations are hiring animators/artist that are skilled with that software.

[@shadesj4642]

I love how I have been drawing for almost 2 years and I still wanted to watch the video

[@gopinathbv7951]

Dont twll lies i know ur from indoneisia

[@danktememes7768]

@@gopinathbv7951 what has this got to do with the comment

[@YukiigoVROOM21]

He be like "Drawing tablet, PC, and Drawing software" Meanwhile me "Phone, Finger, Ibispaint"

[@owizy1530]

Yes same :,D

[@l0v1er1n6]

I use ibis paint aswell it’s pretty good tbh

[@bassiliks]

thats all you need to be honest.

[@Riku_nkmr]

As someone who's been drawing on a phone. I can confidently say those high end stuff aren't necessary. But will definitely be good upgrades later in the long run. All you need bare minimum for digital art is a phone that won't die running Medibang/Ibispaint or CSP and your finger, or whatever functioning appendage you have that registers touches on devices. The small screen isn't a drawback drawing-wise but does make you wish you have a bigger display to fit more tools on-screen.

[@InvertedBread]

Facts

[@S0REZ]

After drawing in paper for 8 years ive decided to change ways and now I've been using my phone and my thumbs for 2 years at ibis paint. Gatta say that it definitely takes some time to getting used too

[@vuraifurai]

The timing of this video is unperfectly perfect.....just got my pen tablet broken, and now i cant follow along the tutorial lul. Pain

[@DreamPE-vy1ok]

Rip XD

[@vuraifurai]

@@DreamPE-vy1ok rip

[@minibando3660]

You got your tablet broken? That literally sounds like someone just snapped it in half

[@vuraifurai]

​@@minibando3660 well......about that, its huion 420 so....its no big deal right?

[@Jmarron529]

Just to add my two cents, I’ve been drawing on paper for years, and tried to make the switch to a screen less pad for digital art and it wasn’t clicking for me. A couple of months ago I bought the huion screen tablet you mentioned and it feels so much better to me. If you’ve done traditional art for a long time and want to make the switch to digital, I’d recommend a screen tablet.

[@dirozx]

Same had an intuos pro (screenless) for multiple years but could never get used to it so it mostly sat in a drawer. Recently bought a 21 inch Huion and the difference is night and day.

[@kithalie]

I think this is subjective. I just made the switch. I've been drawing traditionally for 9 years. I really like the feel of a graphic tablet, and its so comfortable to use. Sure I've been using it for a day but I'm in love and I don't want to stop drawing. Its a cheap $50 huion, and I'm about to get the lilac parblo.

[@MNoriio]

Been drawing digitally for around 3 years now and I'm just holding my breath as I watch this in case I've been a fool for all these years.

[@commentbot9510]

I’ve always loved how minimal the supplies for digital art are. They also don’t need to be replaced anywhere near as fast as traditional supplies.

[@lapacc3320]

After 1 year of digital art, here I am again watching beginner tutorials XD

[@urizen_animation4846]

I draw on Ibis Paint X

[@scruip]

same

[@rhianalorro71]

same

[@mr.pov.mp4597]

Same

[@Moskyrath]

Recommend the Samsung Galaxy tab s6 lite if you want an Android tablet instead of a ipad. It does come with a s pen and is usually being sold for $350

[@persephone9307]

Where I live its $250

[@AR_Animates]

No I don't wanna start making anime drawings but yes I need this :>

[@yabuki2502]

no

[@goldsfools3351]

?

[@steveyfree8326]

i brought the xp pen thingy like a couple months back and honestly, for 30£ (40$) its super good value for people like myself who wanting to get into digital art but are kinda reserved with the money investment. It performs really well and the only problem is the size but for that cheap i really cant complain. That said i keep accidentally pressing the pen shortcuts and im going berserk help

[@Ryltar123]

I've bought my first Drawing Table and it was XP-Pen Deco 01 v2 and i honestly love it although in my work we are using Wacom i still love my XP alot for small details like that screen protector have a texture of a paper so it was easier to transit from pencil and paper to tablet.

[@tkd3589]

my first tablet was from XP-Pen and I still use XP-Pen till this day. amazing products for the money. I got the star 03 and it was bigger than I thought

[@yberdoll]

You can go to the drawing app settings and disconnect the pen from there but connect the pen to the pc itself. It works for me and if I press the pen buttons it wont effect the art work. Idk it works for me, maybe it’s different for every company. Tho there are tutorials on yt. Or g the to the company’s website.

[@maryambal-ot2896]

I love to draw Masjid al aqsa

[@commentbot9510]

I have a screen tablet from XP pen that was maybe $250. I’ve had it for a few months and I don’t have any complaints about it aside from the fact that it has a lot of cords.

[@lauradoesstuff2667]

4:01 Yup, my CTL-671 is still going strong since 2016, though it seems I've used it so much the surface turned into a mirror. A bit unfortunate you didn't really talk more about free software, Krita is great.

[@MrBooghyMan]

I prefer Krita over all of these. It's a passion project made by artists for artists. If you are in painting or pencil drawing this if the best app for you.

[@lauradoesstuff2667]

@@MrBooghyMan Yeah, me too, though I use Linux so the only other options really are MyPaint or GIMP. And hey, pretty good for animation too.

[@alexstone691]

I have the small version of one by wacom and most people just keep saying it cant be used for drawing and its an osu tablet

[@shionkunn]

I've been needing this since forever finally!

[@Noahitis]

You dont need any of that stuff. You can make masterpieces with a mouse and mspaint

[@3rebella]

Or even on your phone 😭

[@justajoefoe4394]

On second thought imma stick to traditional art..

[@cutieteal]

I got a drawing tablet for osu! and I figured it would be fun to try digital art. Super helpful video.

[@mintea2647]

As a person who uses a phone to draw, I would say that drawing tablets are very good but don't say you can't do it if you only have a phone and no other equipment! You can always slowly save up while using your phone to practice your skills!

[@iceanqel]

Wake up babe new SomeNormalArtist video

[@emmi6111]

I always get motivation to draw whenever i see your art

[@raxo1544]

I love this quality content 👌

[@GeoDbD]

I loove the cinitqs! You can just use your keyboard for the shortcuts and it's so satisfying and fun!

[@shirosaki97]

"I will show you everything you require to draw hot women." The man has got us there. Personally I got the Deco Pro Medium, been really damn good. I coulda gotten the small but the £20 difference didn't deter me, I wanted the bigger one. I'd recommend it for someone starting out who doesn't bleed gold dubloons, £100-£120 is affordable and the quality is legit.

[@min4743]

Learn art cause of that one doujin that draw hot women so good>>>>learn classic art like mona Lisa

[@Keintara04]

"bUt I oNLy HAve IbiS pAinT ThO"

[@Kyo_Izumi]

Same :))

[@pranavc.d9268]

Clip Studio is available on iOS and Android, but you gotta pay :(

[@mr.pov.mp4597]

Same :')

[@randomcitizen801]

​@@pranavc.d9268pirate : hello there~

[@MNoriio]

For the tablet section; if you can't afford a standalone laptop/desktop computer AND a drawing tablet you can always get a 2-in1 hybrid laptop. It has a 360° hinge that allows you to fold it into a tablet along with a tablet mode that accommodates tablet interface with its pen included. Portable, usually affordable with good storage and specs and versatile as everything goes.

[@MNoriio]

You definitely might need artist smudge guard gloves (can be found on ebay and amazon for as low as $4 a pair or so) to cancel palm rejection if it can't offer a fully stable rejection but it's still pretty good if you're on a budget.

[@thatweebloser9265]

that was really helpful thank u

[@MrBrauza]

I started digital arts on the past 9 months ago

[@Zoomadose]

I have an xp-pen 15.6, it's a great tablet and it works amazingly. Although it does have a bit of flashing seizures some times

[@makurei6888]

Been rocking the Huion H420 for a while. Looking for an upgrade. Great vid.

[@jaqssmith1666]

Ipad, apple pencil. congrats you did it! :D

[@10k190]

Nice description

[@r.e_nn6361]

firealpaca is also pretty good!

[@shithappens9680]

I have a phone, autodesk and my finger.. I still manage.. Its not the tools. Its the dedication

[@groovyshrimp2339]

Also another cheaper competitor to the ipad is the tab s series definitely worth a try especially since they've added clip studio to the galaxy

[@reiisthebestgirl]

Samsung galaxy tab s6 lite is legit great tablet for drawing for a beginner. Costs less than a Wacom One and drawing experience is much better. It being a standalone tablet, you dont need a PC since there are some serviceable drawing apps for android. You can still connect the S6 lite to a PC and use it like a typical drawing tablet with an app called superdisplay (one time purchase) if you wish. Only real downside is smallish 10'' screen and it being an older mid-range model it doesn't have power to run latest games and such.

[@Maxunjump]

For small portable drawing pads, but also cheap, I really like the HUION H420X at around $23, or the Huion H430P which is around $33. I've used these tablets before, and is really good for small desk spaces but they don't have a screen. Nevertheless, they both have over 2000 levels of pressure sensitivity (I think 4096 for the H430 and 8192 for the H420X) and battery free pens, as well being very durable and in my experience, very consistent. Both tablets are compatible with chromebooks too, which means that you can use it on school work in school as well, which I found to be extremely helpful.

[@jamercyrusp.hammara8808]

Finally new video

[@si0thy240]

I love your vids 😭✊✊✊

[@SweetTooth1102]

I was just wondering about this earlier today, and then this pops up in my feed

[@shuush268]

love ur vidros, thx

[@WuDiZara]

Cheaper than Apple if you want mobility and do not have a need for a computer, I would recommend Samsung Tab S6 Lite which is around 280$ (it has its own free S-Pen) plus its Android so you can get tons of apps of any kind but since we are on drawing then you'll have Sketchbook, IbisPaint, ArtFlow, Photoshop, Infinite Painter, Medibag and more. A plus that this tablet has over the cheapest Apple which is 329$ would be that it has a laminated screen. If you have a bigger budget then a Tab S7 would be also very good.

[@shakirmorgan4840]

Something else I think would help is knowing how you draw. If you've been drawing on paper for 6+ years, starting digitally is gonna be a bit easy at first but you might fall off because the texture is not what you're used to. If you think that's you, try looking into getting a screen protector (if you're a screen tablet user) try finding one that fits your screen size. Although paperlike is highly acclaimed, you'll often find that regular screen protectors are just as good. Besides, you can always adjust the pressure sensitivity in-program to fit the feel of the screen protector.

[@S0REZ]

Relatable. I've been a traditional artist for 8 years, definitely enough time for me to be decent at digital right? It took me 2 years to figure out how to do digital art😂 it's a whole new skill i swear

[@ToastJL]

I started digital art 2 months ago as a summer hobby, already had a laptop so I got a wacom intuos

[@-kuen-4282]

Thats the tablet i started on. I found i liked digital drawing (after not having drawn since high school, 10 years almost), so i actually upgraded to the Cintiq 16. Its not portable, but i love it anyway. If i get a nice christmas bonus this year, i might buy an Ipad to have a more mobile setup while keeping my cintiq 16 and laptop at home

[@user-ze7hp2jf5x]

you didnt mention Krita by the way, any specific reason? I mean it is a free knockoff of photoshop

[@reichan2590]

I remember I started drawing on my Note 3 with the stylus. I still have them posted on my deviant art page. I stopped due to severe depression, but I’m back at it and have to start at square 1 again 😭

[@altairofthehyperbolicplane1862]

where's krita??

[@kobayashi425x]

Me who’s been traditional drawing seeing this: Okay let’s do this

[@kikiv1775]

Me - A person who's been drawing digitally on/off for 10 years (poorly at that): "Ah yes a video just for me!!" JK. i just really like your videos good sir. Jokes aside, I've invested in almost every single tablet he has spoken about, and from my experiences: the Wacom One screen tablet is the best one to use if you're into that, the Intuos Pro Med is my favorite non screen tablet, and the iPad Pro is amazing for portability. I also use a "gaming half keyboard" for shortcuts and that has improved my speed immensely. Best advice I can give someone is: Use what works for you, and what your comfortable with. You don't need the most expensive rig to make good art. Your skill will be the same whether you have the most expensive wacom tablet, or the 80$ one.

[@mariusj6004]

I use Clip studio paint for lineart, paint tool sai for painting and photoshop for sketching, manipulating images, creating visual effects.

[@Bri4036]

nice video! that could help a lot of people of the pain i get to know what to do. only thing, idk why, but my XP Pen star G640 pression was not working. i needed to buy a new tablet to draw. so people that don't know if they should buy it, i would say no to it

[@hihellowhat]

finger,phone, and ibispaintx 😌

[@minhyoi]

Mouse is very nice to use too

[@usurpererenyeager649]

As a person who to this day still only knows how to draw stick figures, thank you

[@beansdog7333]

i got a good one for a hundred bucks other than the occasional hdmi issues works super well for sketching and school work

[@Monsterpala]

Owning a intuos pro no screen tablet, a XP pen deco pro and the 16 inch screen tablet from XP pen I can recommend the cheaper option, the deco pro replaces my intuos cause buttons and design (perfect fit on my keyboard) don't buy the cheap screen tablets when you consider them. 16 inch makes a difference. Drawing on a screen tablet feels different. Still working on a regular one. Using Sai and CSP (check out Sai 2 it adds tools). 20 (sale) or 40 buck's for csp is a pretty good price. Not sure if the engine work's but krita seems OK for drawing with a 0 price tag (Mac, Linux and win).

[@edeniscool642]

i have an xp pen screen tablet and it works really well, it has 7 shortcut keys and it is only $200 it also comes with 9 spare nibs

[@gabbycraft7035]

The Gaomon 106K is a cheap, large screen less tablet that comes with a lot of short cut buttons!

[@HUEYYYYYY]

You can also use ibis paint on mobile and tablets! That is what I use for drawing on my phone and on my laptop I just use clip studio

[@lotus.luvsrain]

Thanks my man.

[@strong3402]

Thank u

[@heikonotsense_1922]

x pen artist 12 is also a screen tablet that is very good and cheap.

[@aspid6546]

One thing that's worth mentioning is that a lot of cheap, small non-screen tablets work with Android devices, meaning you can plug them into your phone and draw that way. However, I've encountered people saying that some tablets have their active area work weirdly with them, so look out for that. I've got an XP-Pen Star G960 and it works pretty well with my phone, however, it doesn't have a USB type-c (it has only Micro-USB and Mini-Usb) adapter and it's keys don't work with Androids, so keep that in mind too.

[@icewolf1911]

I want to do Drawing/digital Art more hobby than desires to go pro. I'm going to get the new Surface Pro 8 when that drops. Any feelings about Surface Pro series in general for drawing?

[@rosepetal3552]

Personally when I started drawing digitally I used a surface, It is a good tablet but sometimes the surface pen will break easily and does sometimes not do well with heavy programs. If you are going to buy it a program I suggest is medibang pro. It is completely free and has a ton of different options for drawing!

[@Seraphyx]

For people thinking about buying the regular ipad, don't, unless you really want something larger like that. The new ipad mini is releasing soon for 499 and it's gonna be quite a bit better than the regular ipad now.

[@deadend6399]

next video What Do You NEED to learn anatomy perspective color and composition

[@neoslayerpw8230]

I managed to improve skin shading by 19% in one day, hair is quite hard for me, maybe I need the right brush

[@DragonRider6566]

I got the Wacom One and honestly it’s amazing, a bit of issues if you turn off the computer or unplug it in the wrong order(turning it off wrong)

[@MeowChumpswinnsie]

I'm sad you didn't included Krita, this art software is free and has alot of brushed you could use also you an customize the brushes, you can change your shortkeys in settings, you can make animation, you can also make comics. mostly all of the brushed here are for painting buuuuuuuut i used the pen section for clean and fast lineart for my cartoon characters. krita is like photoshop but their brushes is different

[@ricky.4596]

can u do a tutorial of how to start to painting at digital art

[@waavuler]

the fact i stumbled apon this video and after throwing away my xp pen star g640 because i got a new one

[@arturoleal1221]

Thaks bro

[@entahlahnak9404]

You forgot krita, it might not the best but its free and excellent

[@sachiichu387]

me: being a digital artist for 4 year also me when i see this: yes i NEED this

[@MrSpcecialOng]

Samsung tab s5-s7 also work i personally using the samsung tab s7 plus its gud with 120fps respone time and it come with the s-pen and it come with 11inch-12.4 with a application called ibis paint it have a free version of it and a paid version of it the paid version of it come with more brushes and it mainly for anime drawing

[@amazingguraya1750]

Ibis paint is also a good app for phone users or iPad users

[@NatureZone101]

I'm just trying to get started and watching your videos. What about Sketchbook, Corel & Krita? Those all seem to also have some great reviews.

[@AIexKilin]

I have a Wacom intuos that I stopped using when I got my iPad and trust me, if you can try to get an iPad with procreate. While a non screen tablet does the job well, an iPad is just such a better option. I have an iPad Air 3 and literally the only issue I’ve faced was storage because I’m an idiot and save too many memes.

[@thealandude9146]

1:31 this is true because I've bought a tablet and been using it for a long time, I've snapped the stylus out of rage(I have bad track record of snapping pen in half when I'm angry) and it still works(somehow managed to miss the electronics but it started tracking slower and the tip sometimes fall out), punched it on the table tip side cuz I got annoyed that the tip kept felling off and it still works and I'm still drawing well I'm using the Gaoman M6 which is a China exclusive tablet, it works well but the buttons are waaay too small and easy to misclick the one above without looking

[@thealandude9146]

any does anyone have some good recommendation for a pen tablet that's not too expensive btw lol

[@paperbag7137]

krita is also a good alternative for free

[@f8keuser]

The software I use is called Fire Alpaca and it's free and gets updates often too.

[@shivabisht8023]

I have used Sai and Medi Bang and I liked Medi Bang more

[@walu5100]

Nice

[@teikaroka940]

can u do a speedpaint/art video???

[@Pedro-zh6kk]

hey, you should mention SAI 2, its so much better than SAI 1, but maintaning the good aspects of the first version

[@craftimations9265]

For people without computers and extremely poor budget Our last option is finger drawing or stylus drawing with phones.

[@Sofisasam]

started digital art 3 years ago on my phone and switch one year ago to a tablet. My art improved SO much since drawing on my phone was soooooo annoying and hard, i didnt even had a pen xD

[@minibando3660]

You are telling me you drew on your tiny ass phone without a pen for two goddamn years? Damn, thats some dedication my man.

[@craftimations9265]

@@minibando3660 a lot of us have that

[@diahoney_]

im struggling here to with a phone and it's so annoying

[@diahoney_]

​@@minibando3660 i've been using it ever since 2020 (4 years)

[@satin360]

I bought iPad M1 12.9 with all the accessories from a Xp-pen artist 12 lol

[@infernogold7378]

SomeNormalArtist: Start of the video : Hey, it's your fav artist that you've *obviously* *subscribed* *to!* End of the video : *be sure to subscribe!*

[@agreedboarart3188]

I much prefer using one of the oversized-phone tablets like the Galaxy Tab and the iPad. Overpriced, but it's mobile and I don't have to hook it up to a computer like it's on life support.

[@ninjamonkey6771]

Even though i really want to start drawing and get into digital art; what scares me is that i would spend a good amount of money but i dont even know how to draw in the first place, i tried getting an ipad a few years back but refunded it completely because i just didnt know what to do. That being said my drive to learn how to draw isnt gone i really want to learn it but i feel like ill just give up.

[@-kuen-4282]

I think that might be a universal thing, honestly. I started digital drawing a year and a half ago now and i started woth one of the cheap screenless wacom tablets, just in case i didnt wanna stick in the game. But having spent the money, i felt more obligated to make use of my tablet. Sometimes, you've just gotta stick to trying to learn new things and have fun with them, when you feel like you wanna give up, either double down on your efforts, or take a break for an hour or two and then start again. The biggest advice i can give is to remember to just "play" with your tablet and program of choice. Dont go in thinking you'll draw masterpieces, just go in and scribble, experiment with brushes, and play with the color palette. Remember why you want to draw- the reason is usually for enjoyment, so make sure you're having fun with it

[@elitenoob2141]

Perseverance and tenacity because if you do 2 sketches every 4 months like me then no improvement is going to happen. Worse yet you might regress since the scraps of prior knowledge will make you think that you reached any degree of improvement. All of that coupled with a feeling of defeat when you see that whatever you put on paper doesn't even remotely resemble what your mind envisioned.

[@vitorsanto1479]

Have one table very well by good price, is HS64 .

[@can-i-go-now]

Technically you can still buy photoshop without the subscription however it does lack certain perks and features.

[@garry693]

Paint best drawing software

[@pvini07BR]

Did you tried Krita before? I wanted to see your opinion about this drawing software.

[@user-tb2ve7gj2o]

Why wasn't Huion Kamvas 13 mentioned? It's $239 on their official website compared to the Pro version around $399. The main difference between the two is that the pro version has etched glass unlike the 13 having a plastic screen protector. Aside from the micro scratches it might be better than the Pro version

[@lightskinssj9815]

It’s finna be a year for me This December