As an artist that uses traditional media, I use the ever-so-glorious copic markers. I absolutely HATE when my classmates say stuff like this- "So, um, why do you, like,spend so much on some stupid markers?" UUGGGGHHHH!!!! gets on my nerves everytim
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
Oh man that is another good one to add! I've had that happen to me in the past as well with Copics and even my cintq. ITS LIKE YOU HAVE YOUR OWN THINGS YOU BUY LET ME HAVE MINE
@Miiwl07 жыл бұрын
Same
@Moocow20036 жыл бұрын
I've decided that I don't give a crap about people spending £50 on Fortnite when I spent £50 on a glorified laptop trackpad and a pen with no ink. We all have our vices hehe
@bobchristiano27415 жыл бұрын
T83r T0t *every time
@astronaut7987 жыл бұрын
I hate when I'm drawing and someone walks up behind me and says "who's that?" Like, *did I say I was drawing someone specific*
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
oh yes I also love the ones where you are drawing someone who is clearly not you. ( I have many colorful OCs with Hair styles, colors, and body types ) and they will be like OMG is that ( purple haired oc with purple eyes and face tattoos ) YOU!? While i'm here like. ( Chubby , pale skinned, brown hair, brown eyes and glasses with some weird teeth )...... Sure yup thats me.
@astronaut7987 жыл бұрын
TwistedDisastersArts I know! I like literally add cat ears to a male figure and people are like "IS THAT YOUU??"
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
I find it so funny!
@shantysrymulyani61915 жыл бұрын
Ikr!?!? My friends always ask me that, and sometimes they friccing thought that I was drawing them!! I just reply with a wtf bish look
@kiwi_coral62045 жыл бұрын
@@justalonelykid.1586 we arent allowed to swear at my school the teachers just don't care
@selkrasouza62627 жыл бұрын
"High school graphics class teaching how to remove watermarks" And I thought my high school graphics class teaching us absolutely nothing was terrible.
@justegg80083 жыл бұрын
i know this comment and vid is old but my high school art teacher legit taught people how to trace back when sketchbook pro was new ..she wasn't teaching referencing legit tracing on our school i pads of other peoples photography or other peoples art work but she would shame the kids in front of our class if they didn't want to do the boring shit she wanted ( such as cutting out magazines and pasting them into a throw out library books for aesthetic purposes and thinking back on it , it was so wasteful ) she was horrible no one really learned anything and she would always target kids who would draw anime or cartoons
@selkrasouza62623 жыл бұрын
@@justegg8008 Bro that's worse than nothing you were taught art crimes
@Dynocation7 жыл бұрын
I agree with your rant a lot. Espicially with art trades. The mutual thing is kinda weird. I've never seen that before, but I really agree with your way of doing art trades. For me, I also do art trades with lesser skill artists because I wish someone would've done that for me, and I always seen it as greedy when other artists just go "no they art isn't any worth as much as mine I'd lose money dealing with them". - v - I know art is a business, but doing one or two art trades for some kids isn't going to break the bank x'D The comment thing too. I've seen that too and thought it such a stupid way to go about things. I've seen it on DA a lot more than any other art website. I use to ask them why they want more comments, because it doesn't do anything really. o v o And most just like seeing a bunch of notifications. So, yee. I know for me, I'd ask for critiques first thing if I wanted comments specifically on something. XD That's just me personally. That is an interesting topic though. The last thing too, I've never gone out of my way to shame others for getting commissions, but I've had someone shame me for my prices although they just didn't realize I drew every part of my drawings it isn't photoshop, but I realize some artists who get a lot of commissions do so because they work really hard communicating with others and meeting others. x'D Sometimes social skills outdo art skills. o v o Honestly your art looks really good. o v o I like the style. It's so thicc, it's very nice.
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
Dynocation thank you so much! eheh I love thick styled and strong black lines! because that's how I grew up with them in cartoons and movies. also yas someone else who understands about the art trade thing! it means so much to me because art traded were a big deal when I was a kid!
@Dynocation7 жыл бұрын
Looks very nice! No problem! I personally think the thicc outline style is the best style. The coloring in your work is really nice too. x'D Yes! o v o I didn't do a lot of art trades younger, but I started doing them recently and find them really enjoyable. I would just watch others do art trades from a distance in the past. XD
@flossiebell7 жыл бұрын
The first paragraph I heckin agree with!!! I do art trades with artists that are less-skilled, because I love trading with them and building friendships with them. :D ❤️
@Encentix6 жыл бұрын
Dynocation i admire people who do arttrades with lesser skilled people and i also do it myself from time to time but i get why people refuse to do it with someone with lesser skill. Not everyone will take 3-7 hours out of their day to create art that they might not even feel like drawing especially if it doesn’t get them anything. I always go by the saying that people should practice a lot and then try again to arttrade someone. I know it is hard to draw and all but so is everything else you learn. If you’re asking people to do art for free in exchange of beginner work it’s really not attractive to them. There’s nothing bad with doing trades from time to time but when it starts to be so common that the beginners get selfish and only ask for free stuff then it starts to get pretty rude. Commissions are often cheap and hard to sell to someone so if you really want art from a professional then go ask ur mom for money or spend ur earnings from deviantart on commissions. I think that when it comes to exchange both parties should profit. Except for gifts. But an arttrade isn’t a gift. It’s an exchange. And if the thing you offer isn’t that good then people will be turned off by it. And that is totally reasonable. I’m not saying that you shouldn’t make arttrades with beginners if you want to. But i will say thay nobody should be pressured into doing art for others in some sort of selfless act to share sympathy. you won’t allow a kid to steal just because you would have enjoyed the free item you’d get. Arttrades with lesser skilled people isn’t theft but if you you are entitled to professional free art as a beginner artist then you should reconsider yourself. Everyone should profit from a trade. And while to some the profit is making people happy that doesn’t mean everyone is fine with the “i’m happy cause she’s happy about what i got her. If you want free art then either up your skills to their level or forget about wanting free art and support them by asking for a commission. This opinion might not be popular to some but at least i’m honest. Don’t guilttrip artists into drawing for you just because you feel entitled. They have it hard enough with their commissions so i advice you to also respect the artists and just like you said about the beginners who would be happy to trade with a professional, professionals would be happy too if you’d commission them and it’s probably also good to put yourself in their shoes instead of just opening your eyes to the struggles of beginners and their desired freebies.
@fishspinejams5 жыл бұрын
I agree with you in this! Tough some artists who work profissionally or don'y have much time to draw and need to use that time wisely to do commissions and even art for themselves, it van feel frustrating to trade with less skilled artists because they would spend so much time, hours, making a piece of art for someone pratically for free. I definitely think that it's nice to trade with less skilled artists if you have the time to, and if you don't (and that would really affect your schedule, you should at least say something on your profile like "i work full time with art or doing commissions, so i need to save as much time as possible and prefer to trade only with friends and mutuals. Thanks for understanding" This would not only be polite, but would make people less scared to talk to you.
@santo-ita73847 жыл бұрын
I do traditional art 24/7 with barely any 'arsty' friends. It is absolutely annoying when someone doesn't understand personal space. Also my everlasting joy of getting a new sketchbook or something.
@RealmSprinter7 жыл бұрын
AstrologicalIdiot stay strong!! ;o;
@flossiebell7 жыл бұрын
Same! I don't have any art friends either, but we gotta stay strong ;u;
@goopst3r6 жыл бұрын
AstronomicalCurls A lot of my friends draw, and literally all of the artsy ones are better than me :’). It’s sort of helpful though, since seeing great artists helps me improveee.
@mayflower64037 жыл бұрын
If you have enough time to mess around on Instagram or Tumblr, play video games or binge through your favorite Netflix shows, you have enough time to draw even if you're in high school.
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
Yup this~
@miraloran70397 жыл бұрын
A kid in high school has the MOST time. Lmao. I remember in HS I spent just chillin with friends or in my room.
@macaruwu71996 жыл бұрын
b a b y d e k u o M L
@goldenacres085 жыл бұрын
But- that doesn't mean they'll have the motivation to draw or the drive to get better
@UwU-uu9ep5 жыл бұрын
I just draw in class
@bezzycay99397 жыл бұрын
I know watermarks can be easily removed, but I still do them to bother the lazy people who want to steal stuff. >w> People would note you and tell you to unfav their work if they didn't comment? >~> They're gonna have a hard time in life... Good list of peeves, Michie! hehe, I enjoyed the video~ Love how you talk!
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
ya I know gotta stick it to the lazy people! im not saying I hate watermarks. I think I should have cleared it up. I hate when people act like watermarking their stuff is gonna keep it safe forever. When it wont. Yes they would not for me personally but a few people I know in the past would do it. As well as I've seen it happen a lot myself. I'm happy you enjoyed my video and the items that bug me 8D
@poli_zgaming36164 жыл бұрын
@@Twist3dDisast3r water marking is more in showing where the origin of the art was created or who made it. A great way to back up if anyone who claims your art for their own. Its more of an insurance and leverage. and a great way to get your name out to the public attached to your piece.
@oniaeden7 жыл бұрын
**Smacks lips intensely** this is still amazing pls no triggz
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
LOL
@oniaeden7 жыл бұрын
i've been noticed-
@madisonxyz98876 жыл бұрын
Pffff
@roo99706 жыл бұрын
cake lmao i love your pfp
@oniaeden6 жыл бұрын
thank
@icyincubus7 жыл бұрын
I always thought that mutuals meant that we are following eachother. Like, if we follow each other then we like each other's art so we know that we'll both be getting artwork that we like. I would do an art trade with someone I follow even if we had never spoken previously. I don't know, I'm just very bad at turning people down who's art I'm not a huge fan of. I want to get something I like in return for the work I do. I guess I should change it now if people view it as a jerk thing to do hehe ^^'
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
You know I have never seen it used in that way before. O_o like I brought up in my video I have only ever seen it as a way for people to hide saying Friends. ( which they admitted and more than one person ) . I feel like its one of those things where it started off being one thing. Then turned into another so the word doesn't even have the same meaning any more. Hey I don't think you're a bad person!
@icyincubus7 жыл бұрын
ahh I see then. thanks for replying!
@stohrmidae56067 жыл бұрын
Yeah, I also see the term mutuals meaning that you're both following each other. That's how I've seen others using it so I've adopted it too. :P
@madisonxyz98876 жыл бұрын
Darby Draws hmmmm. How about art trade for mutual followers? I don't think people have a different idea of what that means.
@Parziivale7 жыл бұрын
You have a really energetic way of talking! I love listening to your voice, and I love the monsters you draw!
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much >////u///< it means so much to me that you said that!
@UsotheMarshmallow6 жыл бұрын
Usually when I see "mutuals only" I think they mean that they both follow each other, which makes sense to me, since it's kind of like saying they only are interested from similar skill level/art they like, but without insulting people by saying their art isn't as good. However, the "close mutuals" thing seems really dumb.
@bellacarminati65107 жыл бұрын
i think some fanartists watermark their posts because fan accounts will repost it, and not all fan accs give credit. some people just write "wow look at this cute drawing
@Khaoscntrl7 жыл бұрын
The food more important than art debate...I have seen his. I have seen this and oh my god it tilts me. I knew people who would commission me and be like 'this is broken in my house, this just went wrong, and this is a HUGE problem but I really wanted to commission you so yeAH!' and its like....what do I say to you random stranger this is a HORRIBLE IDEA. I appreciate your support but..PLEASE NO DO NOT DO THIS TO ME FEED YOURSELF!
@amandaromaine19997 жыл бұрын
During the school year I had AP US History which gave me lots of homework as well as math, economics, and english. I would come home after school and work on all the useless(it really was but i needed good graes) work until 11pm and go to bed and still had time for art. DO NOT COMPLAIN THAT YOU HAD NO TIME. Seriously tho. I stressed so hard but still enjoyed art.
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
* claps* PREACH
@MapleArt237 жыл бұрын
BLESS YOU WOMAN.
@deodorantenthusiast63946 жыл бұрын
Ikr. I did something like that for a design contest that was going on at my school. I got second place. But my sleep schedule was never the same
@madisonxyz98876 жыл бұрын
Amanda Romaine Yet, there is no need to burn yourself out if you know that heavy work load will be done soon. I'm not going to make myself sick trying to draw.
@Lilly-rv1vs7 жыл бұрын
I'm your 666th subscriber......
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
You are an amazing bean and I love you * smooches *
@Lilly-rv1vs7 жыл бұрын
TwistedDisastersArts Tysm! And I already love your art so keep up the awesome work :)
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
eheh well Thank you very much~
@poreo12777 жыл бұрын
wait does that mean she gained over 11k in 3 weeks? holy crap
@OnionFairy997 жыл бұрын
God I feel the same about ALL OF THESE!! Two of mine are small, but still irritating. 1. I hate hate HATE when people try to sell ponyfied versions of canon characters. Like, they sell Dipper as a pony for real money, and it's so stupid! It's not a new character you can sell as an adoptable, you literally took Pearl's hair, gem, and color scheme (sometimes even the actual clothing) and are selling it like it's new. That is just brimming with copyright issues, and they sell like hotcakes on DA! I've seen these ponyfied versions sell for like over 3$, and it's insane! The thing is, there is a difference between a character being inspired (I've seen some inspired ponies, and they are super cool!) and just plain copying the entire character. I just hate when people try to sell these, AND FUCKING SUCCEED 2. Character stealing. But not in the way you think. I've seen well-known artists attack these poor 12 year olds' crayon drawings because they had similar hair. Some big artist even made a call out journal with "evidence", when really the child's character had the same hair color and a scar in the same spot. Literally nothing else is similar, but they are still dubbed a thief. Now, character stealing is a big problem, I've seen it happen pretty blatantly, and it sucks! But when people are so insecure, and feel so high and mighty that they feel they have the right to attack anyone with one or two similar traits, it's shameful. And it's even worse because all of their lemmings (as you put perfectly) fall behind them because they are biased, and attack the innocent individual because they aren't as "good" or "talented" as the popular one. I'm sorry for the long comment, but these issues bother me so much, and I love your discussions so much!
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
I had no idea about the pony thing O-O that is a huge thing? Oh no I know what your talking about! you should check out my friends video Aroxfexdracona - Someone stole my OC. SHE TALKS ABOUT JUST THAT!
@OnionFairy997 жыл бұрын
Sadly it is. Nearly EVERY fandom (Steven Universe, Gravity Falls, FNAF, anything) has a million kids selling these ponies for a profit. I wanna cry every time I see them, because I know I can't convince them otherwise TwT Ahhh i'll check it out right now! It will be nice to hear someone else's thoughts on it too~ (And any friend of yours is probably freaking awesome!)
@luketfer7 жыл бұрын
Speaking from my brief glances towards that side of things, a lot of these ponified characters also tend to use a sort of 'MLP template', they're like those superdeformed Funkopop figures. Where it's the same base just with a new paintscheme over the top, which is just lazy. The being said I have the artistic talent of a dead fish so I'm probably not one to judge.
@OnionFairy997 жыл бұрын
@luketfer I know!! I hate when people do that, just selling a plain green lion. I say someone sell cats with standard fur patterns (like a calico and tabby) and they sold them for A BUCK A PIECE FOR A CAT PATTERN, LIKE WHY WOULD PEOPLE BUY THAT???? And dude, it doesn't matter your art skill, everyone can call these people out on their bullshit :P
@Moocow20036 жыл бұрын
TheOnionFairy99 tbh cat patterns are one of the only ones I actually understand because calico cats can often look unique or, at least, look cool.
@ehhhstuff71327 жыл бұрын
YOU NEED TO BE MORE POPULAR RIGHT NOW. I LOVE YOUR ART AND YOUR RANTS AND STUFF HAS SO MUCH COMMON SENSE YOU NEED A THOUSAND OR EVEN A MILLION SUBS RIGHT N O W
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
Ehhh Stuff ahhhh thank you so much for your kind words quq
@mooncavern6 жыл бұрын
For me, when I say "art trades, mutuals only" (I mostly do art on a large Steven Universe Amino), I mean people who are following me and I'm following them. I may not be friends with those people, but it means I somehow, someway, know who they are so I know that they will keep their end of the trade. I also do art trades open for all, but usually have it slotted so I don't get overwhelmed with trades or create a large wait time. It makes me feel good to do trades or requests because not only do I get to to practice different body types, faces, clothes, etc. but I also get to see the joy the other person has for getting my art. :3
@CommanderWiggins7 жыл бұрын
The whole mutuals thing works best for me for a couple reasons. Art Trades are a matter of trust, you gotta trust the other person to finish their part, and they've gotta trust you. I've been burned in the past when accepting trades from strangers. I don't tend to follow people willy nilly, I only follow people who I know, who's art I admire, or as a way of saying thanks to kind fans who regularly comment on my work. So I know who my mutuals are, and I can trust them. While I could say friends instead of mutuals, that makes it subjective. And I'm in a fandom with many young members, who are more likely to think of me as a friend when I really don't know them. But that doesn't mean I limit myself to only doing trades with people of a skill level equal to mine. As long as I trust the person, I'll accept it, and I sometimes go out of my way to offer trades to my friends who are of a lower skill level. I don't want to be snobbish when it comes to my art, but I want to be cautious.
@martinbammes67387 жыл бұрын
Stegonography allows you to write entire messages and digitally sign your artwork. I'm all about sharing artwork, but it comes in really handy if you see your design on a million dollar website.
@MR-lc4mo6 жыл бұрын
"Food is more important than art" :3 I believe in this sentence so fricking much.
@CreeperEngineer7 жыл бұрын
If someone ever steals my art I would be surprised because how horrible my drawings are...
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
hey don't put yourself down like that. Trust me anyone could have their art stolen! and im sure your art is not as bad as you say it is. 8> everyone thinks their art is bad at one point or another.
@CreeperEngineer7 жыл бұрын
I think it is and if you want I can show you a drawing and you can see...
@sayclown82607 жыл бұрын
Why did it take me so long to find this amazing channel?
@doeliight7 жыл бұрын
Honestly I just love to watch your videos when I'm bored especially your rambles/rants they're always so interesting and the fact that you draw while you talk just makes the whole entire experience amazing altogether you just earned another sub. Keep up the good work!
@puzzleddeer34797 жыл бұрын
I really agree with most of your points! I guess I'll give my two cents. Granted, I really do like comments more than favs (though I'm not active on DA anymore) but honestly, you can't expect everyone to be able to write out a whole paragraph about why they liked a submission while being mad if the person who commented gave a short compliment like "This is really cute!" Of course, if it is a gift art or commission for me, I would leave a comment to show my appreciation, but other than that, unless i have something to say or it is a close friend's artwork, I usually prefer not to comment. As for the Fanart VS Original art argument, I get why some people are upset, but I don't like how some artists love to bash on popular fanartists. Yes, It is really discouraging to draw OCs and get little attention compared to an art piece of a fandom which gets ten times more the attention. It is much easier for fanartists to get 'popular' as per say, but can you really blame them? People are more likely to gravitate towards a franchise they already know and probably are more likely to stumble across the fan art while looking through tags (for tumblr). I think maybe they could just try promoting OC artists and creating communities for sharing Original stories than drag fanartists down. Another pet peeve of mine is when people complain about "fav bombs". I know it is really annoying to go online and see 20 notifications of someone faving your entire gallery, but I've seen people who act offended as if it is some malicious act. Like chill, It is probably someone new who found your account and liked your art a lot, and DA allows you to select all the notification and delete them all in one click, so it isn't that inconvenient.
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
Oh man buddy Im so happy you brought up the Fav bombs! I have no reason why people get so upseta bout them either! maybe they just found out your work and found a bunch of pictures they like!? so like what is the problem there! Also I really enjoyed your points of view on the matter ouo
@myrasart39546 жыл бұрын
I'll never understand why people get mad because of fave bombs. One time when I was new to the art community of a game, I got followed by a super cool artist (she draws amazing hair) and I decided to follow and like a few of her most recent pictures. Almost immediately she messaged me asking me to 'stop spamming her'. I was so heartbroken and just blocked her because I did not want to interact with her anymore. I ended up unblocking her and over time I've discovered that she has a very snobby attitude and won't accept any constructive criticism about her anatomy (it needs improvement)
@Moocow20036 жыл бұрын
Honestly that's crazy like on Amino sometimes people like and then unlike a post I've made dozens of times but I can literally just press Clear Notifications and the problem is SOLVED. I have no idea what like spam is supposed to represent but I don't take it to heart either way (apart from anything else it is easier to comment than to sit there pressing a Like button a bunch of times)
@yarawhosees7 жыл бұрын
Art greater than food is an amazing one to note. Glad to hear you putting their well-being into importance, gives me greater respect for you as a person. A lot of this is seeming such tough love, grow up check to "kiddos" kinda vibe. XD
@GippyHappy7 жыл бұрын
To be completely honest I've been struggling for awhile to draw- just a lot of stuff going on in my life and every time I sit down to draw I just...couldn't. But watching you videos have given me hope. Maybe one day I can sell my art on the side, that's always been my dream. What I mean to say is you really helped me. Just listening to an artist talking about art and drawing and being real- idk. I just suddenly started drawing again and I don't absolutely hate it! I'm still warming up to digital art but maybe having you rant in the background will help me :^)
@namelessshameless15057 жыл бұрын
Ugh I hate it when ppl hate on fanartists I do both, and it's also actually harder for me to do fanart
@gunway73796 жыл бұрын
I just have to say, you are such a cool person and I really appreciate every word in your rant vids.
@sauceislame59167 жыл бұрын
You remind me of H.C. Brown!! Both of your personalities are so freaking real! And I love your videos so much btw ❤️ I always watch while I draw. 😭
@kloerose24746 жыл бұрын
I think I've said (commented) this is another one of your videos, but I love your rambles. I like watching you do your art but (this is not going to make a lot of sense) you make really good rambles. I listen to them while drawing or writing so.... Rambles are cool. Not bad. As long we can comprehend what your saying there isn't much to complain about. This is random and just MY OPINION. Love your videos! Keep up the great work.
@kloerose24746 жыл бұрын
Jeez this video was made a long time ago. Me being me I'll say something similar in a more recent video. Then again it would be a miracle if I remember making this comment in the first place.
@allysonhowes22947 жыл бұрын
I just want to say, your rant videos are so great because its like I (an artist) am having a conversation with you! Love your art BTW!
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
THANK YA ;u; eheheh
@Artace_Mint7 жыл бұрын
There is nothing wrong with drawing the same thing over and over again ( unless it's racist or sexist ). So if someone tells you to draw something else for once, you don't have to.
@abrildelucia80446 жыл бұрын
1. You are hillarious! 2. THOSE ARE SOME NICE LINES
@Twist3dDisast3r6 жыл бұрын
THANK YA AND THANK YA
@0Cetorhinus06 жыл бұрын
I love listening to these videos and drawing. Just listening to you rant is very soothing and calming. Not only that but I just like hearing your opinions on topics and shtuff.
@Twist3dDisast3r6 жыл бұрын
Thank ya
@rabbitnerd50457 жыл бұрын
Dude, wow, I just discovered your channel today & I've been listening to your stories (hilarious & hella relatable btw 😂) & I just wanted to say that I already admire you by what you're saying in this video. Giving a person that may not have the same drawing skills as you a chance to do an art trade is a super great way to boost someone's confidence. I can relate to that because I was that kid once. And being excited about not asking for shoutouts and getting the attention you're getting without asking for it, even if it's not much, is the best feeling in the world. Knowing that people actually are following you for your content and want to favorite or comment on it is just wow. It drives you to do so much more with the motivational comments and the support of your fans. It never really hit me until you mentioned it so, thank you! :D Keep up the amazing work and great stories. You've got one more fan on your side 💕
@CloverLeaf7773 жыл бұрын
"Hey, I just met you." "But this is crazy!" "You favorite my art" "So comment, maybe.." lord have mercy, what have i done..
@ashikat4136 жыл бұрын
"even you get commissions" ?? what??? people say that to you??? Ive seen people drawing at the skill level of a 7 year old getting commissions and people ask YOU how you get commissions??? YOUR ART IS BEAUTIFUL THOUGH
@WispyEcho5 жыл бұрын
The fact that they can teach you how to get rid of watermarks, is unbelievable. I took Graphic Design and they never taught us that. We were just taught how to make Icons for businesses, making a postcard related to a landmark in a different country, making a flag for our school and how we can use art to create a quick wallpaper or a small gif. Then again, I didn't take Graphic Design 2 because I was given a choice for my senior year classes.
@unexistence18117 жыл бұрын
honestly i'd love to see more of these 30 minute rants, they're so entertaining! you have earned a sub :)
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
Really you think so? o3o well I have a few topics that tend to be long ones to explain.
@MadameSomnambule7 жыл бұрын
I'm with you on the fave and comment thing. I just think it's pointless to expect comments on every little thing at this point unless maybe you specifically ask for criticism. If people like your work, they'll fave it. I haven't seen people like that in a while though. I think it was more of a thing before Tumblr and Twitter were a thing.
@MarbTheMonSTAR7 жыл бұрын
Meech you are my favorite person to rant about art things with. Every time you come over its just us sitting there bitching about art things...and its so much fun
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
I mean it's what we bond over 8>
@qrowbitez4 жыл бұрын
I remember on amino when people would open up “fake requests” to call people out who commented on only those posts than their regular art posts. And I was always so annoyed at artists who did this because it was like, what did you really expect? It’s a free opportunity, like of course it’s going to get more attention. Yeah, it sucks but that’s just so entitled.
@Detective_asparagus4 жыл бұрын
My favorite part is how much emotion you put in your words, you’re very funny
@basemwnt6 жыл бұрын
i love you rant videos,and BOI THIS IS SO FREAKING TRUE XD also one time i was drawing in my notebook at school and this one kid took it and flipped through some of the pages,and then humped my notebook like a dog in heat and i was like "yeaahhh i aint touching that.."
@Moocow20036 жыл бұрын
Melina Wat
@kokomis17 жыл бұрын
FYI I think your voice inspired a thing about my characters home: SO she lives on a moon in space but the moon doesn't have gravity so everybody has a gravity device, BUT because her family is pretty poor AND she has a big family, so every day at 5pm the gravity goes out so everybody starts floating and so her father has to go out and it takes him two hours for him to fix it so everybody just does things that don't need to use gravity and everybody tries to make sure shit doesn't get messy.... SO CONGRATS, YOU INSPIRED ME TO GET MY FOUR ARMED, PERVY, AND MUSCLEY MONSTER GIRL CHARACTER TO LIVE IN SPACE!
@HuffleRuff7 жыл бұрын
In my high school graphics design class (I was both in the normal and advanced, 1 of 3 students in the advanced lol) my teacher didn't teach how to remove watermarks, only to add them.
@Starze6 жыл бұрын
Good points! Also, I like this drawing. Your videos are good to listen to while I draw :p
@cartmanpilled7 жыл бұрын
Your rant videos make me calm. They help me calm down or go to sleep. Keep making them fam.
@uzuahchang86367 жыл бұрын
I really like your rambles/rants. They're logical, relatable and easy to understand. I've only hung around your channel for a day or so, but I'm already having a good time listening to your points. Plus, I really enjoy your art style. It's got a cartoony feel (to me, at least) in the line art, but the style is still unique and the coloring is great. I'm sort of a wanderer who doesn't post, like or subscribe, but I'll be sure to drop by often :) keep up the awesome work!
@RMacca7 жыл бұрын
Seriously? they teach how to remove watermarks? I've taken graphic design classes and I've never been taught how to do this... Guess I'll Google it so I know how assholes accomplish this.
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
Mhmm and I know my school wasn't the only one. I have friends in other states and countries. Where the first thing they were taught in intro to GD was how to remove water marks.
@StrawberryNova6 жыл бұрын
I learned it in my high school digital imaging class, and I only took the first one. It was one of the first things we were taught, and this was about...8 years ago now? It's bullcrap that it's taught in those classes, but yeah, it definitely happens.
@BobbyJoeXForgotenSB6 жыл бұрын
Mine is when the person skips out on an art trade... you draw and post your part, person makes excuse, after a month, their DA is deactivated then theres the ppl who single you out, you pay for commission,person does everyone elses, quits commissioning when its just you, this happened twice now
@venuswright4937 жыл бұрын
On this day, you have become my favorite art channel. Your rants have so much truth in them and I love listening to your voice. (not creepy, I just find it relaxing) (save me, I'm socially killing myself) Could you get yourself an Instagram? Then you would have something that I could actually follow. * is internally screaming from all of my social suicide *
@chaspen28437 жыл бұрын
I absoluteley fucking love your attitude, you're so upbeat and happy in these!
@lexc95957 жыл бұрын
Your art and skill is phenomenal! You deserve way more subscribers!
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
q///u////q oh my gosh thank you so so much * kisses*
@Ghost959757 жыл бұрын
Wow. I really do need to get off my lazy ass and do my art. I love it, it's my main passion. Sitting at my computer listening to your stories and watching you draw actually got me to pull out my sketchbook and draw too. I think I don't post a whole lot any more because I just put in so much to make it how I like it a lot more than when I did in high school. It scared me that I was losing my luster for a while when my art production decreased, but when I did make art, it took so damn long and it looks amazing when it's done I can't let myself down knowing what kind of standard I set for myself. But I do agree with your rant. I have used the "I don't have time" excuse. Bitch even if you don't have time, you MAKE time. So thanks! I guess I got a lot more out of this than I thought I would.
@pkayxir10837 жыл бұрын
I like listening to your rants, they're funny, entertaining, and like the way you explain things XD
@risingdawn86286 жыл бұрын
I was in 5th grade taking a summer graphic arts class we learned how to take away watermarks....
@jinxiiz6 жыл бұрын
I’ve been the “quiet subscriber” for so long now honestly, but I must say.. your art is amazing and I admire your wording for some things. You have been able to balance out the humor with the rant itself and it’s refreshing to see something that’s not overly try hard funny or boring as all of my classes. And your art style and coloring style is gorgeous! I’m honestly a bit jealous myself.. hah. Just to sum the comment down.. I really love your channel and your content, and I can’t wait to continue watching your videos. ❤️
@hunterjones66836 жыл бұрын
I'm a traditional artist but I love digital art. I have a high respect for it, but I feel my art is better traditional which is why I do it. I like to photocopy my art in, fix it, and would like to do it more when I save up for my own photocopier. But I totally understand people who really don't want to do that and it's way cheaper overall. I totally get it.
@Lust_E_Lavender7 жыл бұрын
I never thought I would subscribed to an online artist but here I am; subscribing. all because the arts cute 😍
@isramations75657 жыл бұрын
Wow! You have absolutely EXPLODED! Only 300 subscribers just two months ago, but I think you deserve it. You're funny, and have great art, and you make really good points about stuff like what you mentioned in this video! Joining now, at 7.3k!
@BasicGeometry6 жыл бұрын
the new "comment b4 like!!" is "dont like unless you reblog!!!1!" on tumblr and it grinds my gears so much. Just gotta appreciate all the positive feedback you get, dont be picky, ya know? Good rant! A+
@zapacunotres595 жыл бұрын
"I'm doing myself" -TwistedDisaster, 2017 Funniest thing I've ever heard. :) I love your vids, congrats on the subscribers, and keep it up girl!
@mitchsona6 жыл бұрын
I watched the whole thing. Very awesome listenting to you while playing BOTW. Love your art as well!
@adri21227 жыл бұрын
FUCKING THANK YOU. GOD. People don't seem to realize that art is a luxury, not a necessity. Personally, this is why it bothers me so much that people expect/demand cheap commissions/art/etc., because you don't NEED to buy art, you WANT to. Luxury items are and should be inherently more expensive than necessities. Of course, I still think cheap entertainment in general is a good idea, simply because poor people exist and should be able to have entertainment in their lives. This is why things like Netflix are so popular; its relatively cheap and you can get hundreds of things to entertain yourself with while ALSO supporting the people who made the things you're watching. It's a win-win. But commissions and things of the like give money to a person, not a brand or corporation, and most professional artists can't afford to do stupidly cheap art commissions because they're normal people with bills and a stomach, not some multi-billion dollar company.
@sparrowssong694205 жыл бұрын
I live how in the beginning of almost every video says "if you dont want to listen to me and you just want to watch the art feel free to mute" when I personally mostly listen to her when I draw or while working on something else. I mean no offense to her art but it isn't my tea to watch speedpaints, I hardly ever do.
@aurorahaubrich30247 жыл бұрын
Your voice is very soothing!!I like listening to your vids when I draw!!
@birdsgobrr70866 жыл бұрын
You have inspired me to be an artist, i love your art, and the anatomy is *On PoInT* keep the good job!!!
@tiajoseph73097 жыл бұрын
I just recently subscribed to your channel. And I have to say, I love your art style! I'm a traditional artist myself, but I would love to own some of the software that you use to draw digitally. My only problem is that with me, drawing is a hobby and not a job, so I lack the motivation to draw very often (this is also why I never do requests or commissions). It's not as fun as it was when I was younger. And I feel like some of my skills have even diminished a bit. But thankfully, I have been drawing and completing more of my works. And my skills are starting to catch back up. I'm still not as good at drawing dynamic poses and backgrounds like I was in the past though. Anyway, you are my inspiration! Keep it up, girl! :)
@SinXI7 жыл бұрын
I agree with so much of these things. Mostly the favorite thing. I'm not a popular artist. My first account four years ago had 300 followers, the last one 130, now 35. I LOVE when I receive comments. Even if it is just "It's cute!" or "This looks nice!" Even if you give me criticism, I'll take it! I basically do not get comments unless it is a REALLY popular fan art, which sucks. I want comments, but hell, you faved it, you like it, cool. But I wouldn't witch hunt people for it. I rather get comments, but still. I don't do art trades unless a friend wants to since my last few art trades were by people who dab a couple of colors everywhere which resembles your character and comes back an hour later like "Done~!" Just.. *facepalms* I also love your videos, keep it up!
@sunny911936 жыл бұрын
i like listening to your rants while drawing myself
@kernowg66266 жыл бұрын
I can't believe shes talking about _300_ subs in this video. Your channel has grown so much and you deserve it.
@Twist3dDisast3r6 жыл бұрын
I KNOW I still can't believe it
@AllistorMichelle5 жыл бұрын
I love your art. - my pet peeves are 1) not replying to someone when they ask a question. (Rather it's about art trades or requests or something else) 2) accepting an art trade but never messaging the person. Never working on yours. But finish it when threaten a beware. 3) people waiting for me to drop my prices from 5$ to 20 cents. (I take deviantart points since I don't do PayPal)
@raf74hawk127 жыл бұрын
I know that I'm late to the party, but that bit about "*Even* you get commissions"... That's just terrible. For what it's worth, I aspire to this kind of quality. I've really enjoyed your art and your rants!
@wubbleballs23836 жыл бұрын
I listen to your rants while drawing XD Love ur vids :3
@samrodriguez9876 жыл бұрын
I draw traditional and then I modify and post it digitally so same here they are equal . All I need is my program and paper and a pencil
@ClockworkCryptid7 жыл бұрын
"A lot of things I like are like, monsters and video game guys..." And it was that moment I could relate (because the majority of my characters are monsters)
@michellehicks93257 жыл бұрын
I really like the art in the video it’s really cute your channel also your channel inspired me to do art
@ferris30547 жыл бұрын
Not even 1000 subs???? This is so good!!! Im subbing
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
yey well i'm happy you enjoy my content! and hey 8D i'll be there someday!
@cupcakemenace20367 жыл бұрын
I love your opinions. They make sense. You're a no nonsense artist. Subscribed!
@Moocow20036 жыл бұрын
My personal pet peeve is when people have watermarks or signatures that don't actually say who they are. Like some illegible cursive or a picture or their initials. I very much want to be able to credit all the art I have of my OCs but I simply have no idea who made it at this point! if I don't recognise an artist's style I certainly don't recognise their signature if it's an emoji and the name of their childhood pet written in runes. tbh I mostly just type out my screen name and slap it on somewhere
@woohoorandom7 жыл бұрын
Love your art and your videos!! You deserve 10x the subs you have.
@TRISKELKION6 жыл бұрын
I need to make a kinda relative character to what your drawing - A Deer OC ;-; I NEEEEEEEEDDDD ITTTTT ITSSSS TOOOOO CUTEEE
@loveablekateF7 жыл бұрын
Wow it's only been a couple months and you're over 7k subscribers! Awesome job, keep up the great work :)
@carseatheadrestt6 жыл бұрын
here you are, almost a year later, with 31k subs. good work, michie!! xx
@Sapphirerosewolf7 жыл бұрын
A lot of those get me pissed too. I'm kind of curious about two things that are my SUPER peeves. 1.) The artist who says "oh can you teach me how to (insert thing)?" but doesn't ever actually listen to advice and you can see YEARS AND YEARS of them just not even trying or getting any better. 2.) The artist who instead of attempting any kind of background just slaps their art onto a photo. (Not referring to those who draw over photos to insert things, mean those where the character clearly does NOT belong there.)
@Rotsuoy7 жыл бұрын
I'm definitely subscribing. I enjoy listening to other artists ramble, especially when I'm working on my own art. I just wanted to add my two cents worth on the points you made whether you read them or not. 1. I watermark stuff to keep an honest person honest. I know good and well that if a person wants to steal my stuff, they most certainly can and will. 2. I have nothing to say about this. I'm right there with you on all points. lol 3. Uuuuugh, I hate that mentality. I STILL have a lack of confidence in my work because it's digital and not traditional thanks to a POS professor I had. So I'm right there with you. 4. I just don't do trades any more because far too many times I've put my rear end on the line working really hard on something and the other person made me feel like they did no work whatsoever- and I'm not talking about people who just aren't of the same skill level, I mean to say, I've had people of my own skill level and higher who made me feel like they didn't work anywhere near as hard as I did. In fact, most of the young people who I've traded with who had very low skill levels tended to work a lot harder, which made me really love the outcome since I could see the care and attention paid. 5. The 'fave and also comment' thing bugs the hell out of me. I would much rather someone fave/like/thumbs-up something and go on with their day than feel forced to leave a comment. I also just don't care for disingenuous comments or, for that matter, really pervy/awkward comments. 6. It goes back to the thing about me not caring for disingenuous comments, but they certainly don't anger me. A comment is a comment unless it's bad enough that I feel the need to block or remove it. 7. THIS. I've had to be that 'bad friend' who straight up told people DO NOT BUY ART, either from myself or other people, if you are starving. I have an 'adopted' daughter (it's a joke, but she's a young person I care for dearly and watch out for) that I've had to tell time and time again, make sure you feed yourself first. You can't eat art, you goober. 8. I think a better thing to say here is "man up and get it taken down like a mature individual and move on with your life." Telling people to 'get over it' is a little crass. I've had my art stolen, not just reposted, but claimed as their own. My reaction? Step 1, calmly tell them to remove it, if they don't, Step 2, contact the operators of the website. Never has it ever gone beyond that point. The key is to serenely flow through the situation with a calm and collected mind. Your means is to seek an end. The harder you focus on that end, the faster you'll get to it, and the faster you can move on with your life. Even if they aren't making a material profit off of it, it doesn't belong to them and they shouldn't be getting the hits/views/likes, whateves if you don't want them to. Personally though, I'm the kind that's like 'just credit me and link to my stuff.' 9. Well... not all of being a freelance artist is about just doing art. You also have to advertise, make updates, and put yourself out there. That's work too. You can't help it if you do more work than them. Tell them to work harder. XD 10. "I don't have the time" pisses me off. I'm a disabled, single mother who is homeschooling, developing a tabletop game, working on commission, struggling with ptsd, and battling crippling depression. I'm not trying to brag, but shit, I legitimately do not have time to do a LOT of things each day. I promise 90% of those people have far more time than I do.
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
OH man I loved reading this! I agree with all of your points and it was a great read. Trust me I know about the food thing as well. Because I bring it up because I also know people who gave up eating to get adoptables / art and im just like.... girl/boy/yo NO! you need to eat! Art will always be there.
@ayatonic7 жыл бұрын
as a very tiny user who doesnt even call myself an "artist" really, i agree with a lot of things here.... feels like barely anyone but my friends see my work, and while i appreciate that, its sooo hard to get any good exposure D: anyhow, ik this video was posted a while ago (so sorry for being creepy like this lmao) but i wanted to say that. also, i like your work a lot!! (i prefer defined lineart as well haha) i'm inspired to post some of my "speed draws" after watching your rants lol keep it up!! :o
@deodorantenthusiast63946 жыл бұрын
Cool. Can i see a speed draw if you done it.
@returnseed1returnseed1777 жыл бұрын
I love your content I have been like going through each of your videos as audion when I am drawing btw I have discovered ur account since today I have been listening to a lot of vids 7 so far..
@loseyourmind81456 жыл бұрын
The ringing in the background music killed my ears oml. Great video tho
@RockManOki7 жыл бұрын
so i just found you and this is actually helpful and good
@hawkfeather54084 жыл бұрын
I think I'm p chill but I hate it when people reblog and then remove the artist's description and then put in their own "poetic" description. The artist's description can hold important things like links to their other websites, their PayPal, or patreon. And when that's removed it steals the bread from the artist's mouth.
@sillypplproductions27 жыл бұрын
That's interesting, because in /my/ first level graphic design class in high school, we were never taught how to remove watermarks; in fact, I'd say mine was the complete opposite, because we actually had a whole lesson with each program we had to learn where we'd learn about copyright and plagiarism and how they were bad. The fact that so many teachers teach that as one of the first things is insulting and mindboggling.
@gabukomitsukiva7 жыл бұрын
Your art is #GOALS holy fuck. I love it. Instant subscribe, and as an artist myself, I agree with SO much of what you said.
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
Aww thank you so much quq
@nocturn40637 жыл бұрын
hello there !! just discovered your channel oops,, i just wanted to say that your rants are pretty cool, i like listening to them. :) your art is really cool, too! i'm kinda wondering if you have any tips for the shading/highlighting and making the really smooth lines. i use sai as well, by the way-
@jboj84306 жыл бұрын
My first graphic design class was about opening a project in Photoshop and changing the size, levels and "sharpness" of an imported photo. Then we repeated the same tutorial for three whole lessons. Apparently you have Lightroom for those things. The course is almost over and we don't even know how to actually Photoshop anything. Removing watermarks would actually have been a cool skill to learn. Or, you know, remove ANYTHING from the picture! (My teacher is trained to teach psychology TT^TT)
@litleegg93876 жыл бұрын
about the fave/comment thing; personally, and this is just me, i guess a comment means more to an artist. i mean, when someone says something nice about your art verbally, that feeling of just pure flattery and determination, it's a big thing. i'm not one of those people who says you have to comment if you favorite, i appreciate the favorites alone, i guess what i'm trying to say is that i see where theyre coming from. people like that are kind of crazy, but i can see why. so yeah :')
@cryptidmoth85227 жыл бұрын
as a freshman/sophomore who has doubled on classes and procrastinates way too much- i still at least have some time to draw. now recently over the summer i had decided to take up drawing as a career path so i could one day maybe go into the animation field, and as of recent with being swamped with stuffing two grades in less than a year, my drawing has been lacking, and my creativity has hit an all new low, but i always at least try to do some loose sketches and such so that i can improve. highschool students, depending on the classes, do have a lot of time on their hands, and if anyone is a highschool student like myself trying to do art as a living, its crucial not to slack much.
@tufluv937 жыл бұрын
I don't really agree with the watermark bit but everything else I can pretty much see eye to eye on! Nice vid and lovely work! :)
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
I know a lot of people don't really like the watermarked bit. I think now I should have worded it a bit better. I was trying to say for the people who like slam watermarks ALL over the picture. Well Im happy that you also had the same points of view as me! Thank you 8>
@tufluv937 жыл бұрын
Oh I see! Yea I don't see much point in putting giant watermarks over my images anymore. Like I signed it, it's mine, I don't see a need to drown it in watermarks. But I understand if someone is weary and wants the extra coverage :P
@Twist3dDisast3r7 жыл бұрын
Ya see that was my fault for not explaining it properly. Im fine if people sign it or watermark it tastefully. But I would see people who would post their watermark SO much over their artwork it ruined the artwork. Which is why I meant. Listen if people really wanted to steal it THAT bad they will. I mean its the first thing they taught me in an intro highschool class.
@tufluv937 жыл бұрын
TwistedDisastersArts lol yea when you mentioned how removing watermarks was one of the first things you learn in digital arts it was like an "o shit they right" moment for me lol. But yea even still, a simple symbol or name on the side will do just fine