When the Anime Kid Teaches Art Class

[@gotchufam2964]

This is the art student whose teacher tore up their anime artwork taking revenge.

[@cristinacamelia984]

Bro, it happened to me... I've drew a realistic eye and the teacher made a kindergarten kind of eye over my drawing. I couldn't believe my eyes... "You didn't do it right. Let me adjust it. Now... that's how it should look like, alright?" She only knew some theory and she couldn't draw...so ...she decided that nobody in the class could draw...

[@Bill_The_Yellow_Pyramid]

@@cristinacamelia984 imma break her door down and… something :3 your art is now safe with me! -head pats-

[@cabbage-soup]

revenge on who 😂

[@poisonpotato3334]

If it didn't look like hers or "real art" then it was fail, if you weren't somehow DaVinci himself then fail

[@KossolaxtheForesworn]

and teachers wonder why students dont have respect for them. id say its about time them kids fire back (figuratively of course) because teachers have been such fucking dicators who reward their favorites while destroying other kids self-esteem.

[@sweetsour4375]

Realism and stylized art are both important and valid. That being said, practicing anatomy and still life artwork (a type of realism) has helped me substantially with my stylized art.

[@zephdo2971]

no. realism is garbage.

[@naotenhopalavritas]

THANK UUU!!!!

[@KadeWrites]

Mine too! I’ve seen a lot of people say that you have to know realistic anatomy so you can stylize without making it look off and it helps out greatly!

[@burntbeansoup]

Facts. Cant bend the rules until you learn them

[@luzbelrodriguez7890]

Memento mori

[@thatdude2998]

On the other hand my art teachers were obsessed with realism they hated when people would have a cartoon art style and docked marks for it💀 it was ridiculous

[@elinamanansi5508]

to be honest what's the point to take an art class if you just want to do your art style? For real just do intern for a mangaka gives you more than learning how to do anime art in traditional art school. It's like performing break dance in a ballet class.

[@thatdude2998]

@@elinamanansi5508 art class is for all art styles and art forms it's not a specific class like ballet so don't catch me with that bs fr art teachers (not all the time) are biased and have huge egos for no reason just because they went to school for it and are "professional". Art is up for interpretation but these teachers seem to think their opinions matter more than anything they need to be humbled fr.

[@Hælos.Ezequiel]

​@@elinamanansi5508 It's kind of weird to become an art teacher then demand that students *ONLY* draw in a style that you like while also trying to destroy the dreams of students who don't prefer the style you like. If they wanted a targeted corse they should've specified in the name: "Realism art" My theory is that old bitter art teachers that hate on anything tht isn't Realism, harbor hatrid for the styles bc they HAD to go to college to become a "professional" & still ended up as a nobody bc they couldn't make a name for themselves in the corporate world. Whereas cartoonists & animators don't need college to profect our style & make it big. So these bitter teachers choose teaching youth as it's the only place they wouldn't be denied entry.

[@JajajaAhhaha-t2f]

​@@elinamanansi5508ballet companies teach contemporary, modern, some even hip hop, jazz, lyrical, tip tap. So do art school, at least at the start you're exposed to multiple things, then specialize (and even then ballet can still take contemporary for instance). Some hip hop or break dancers started with formal academic training, even if they don't need it you learn discipline and other things, besides some people would actually go for a commercial/generalize way and be a jack of all trades (dancer companies are trained in multiple styles so are some generalist artists)

[@Aquamarinehoshino_]

Art is something thar has no rules that’s why art classes in schools are shit

[@blatherskite268]

CARTOON, ANIME, REALISM, CONTEMPORARY, IT'S ALL BEAUTIFUL. AND TAKES A TON OF TALENT TO DO!

[@Whoisthatns]

Naw anime is basic

[@thoanguyen-sq4zk]

Depends actually, if you need it to be more beautiful, you'll need more time, this is often shown in mangas because doing the same thing on animation would take forever ​@Whoisthatns

[@aniyahlyszt3531]

Skill*

[@spedupaudios5225]

Anime doesn't take much talent + it's overrated

[@angeldevil4life]

@@spedupaudios5225 one piece, jjba, bleach, dragon ball z, you do realize how many art styles there are in anime its not just the sao style slow poke

[@xi-w3ird0-ix]

am i the only one who loved realism in my youth?? i only gave it up because my art teacher would say that it doesn't have artistic value and it doesn't have creativity. i was among the best under 18 realism artists in my country but now i don't even do it anymore

[@carolinecharly4682]

Fr, I love realism, not like hyper realism

[@nothing23681]

Okay with all seriousness though. I hate art teachers that only give you a good grade if you do it in the art style THEY like. Doesn’t matter if it’s actually good or not.. Edit: No I am not talking about times where your art teacher asks for a specific topic or style in order for you to learn. For example, a teacher only giving someone a high grade if they don’t draw outlines, that’s not fair. If a teacher asks you to draw a specific art style in order for you to learn it, that’s okay and it’s fair. A lot of people keep misunderstanding what I’m saying so I had to edit it.

[@Kyle01_11]

THIS.

[@MydogiscuteLOL]

Most don’t

[@Aspawnofsatan_luci]

My art teacher loves my style a lot, she says its very unique and noticable

[@JK-vq5me]

Yea there was that one teacher in my school that was like that but for some unknown reason I was her favorite and could do whatever

[@shaleny_mlynchyk]

Yep, there was a time when teacher nearly gave me an F because I was drawing with pencils and not paint(it was like 3 grade and we had no time to do something decent with paint:/)

[@kracyndalabombarbe2342]

I always hear about how teachers hated when they drew in their own styles or "anime" or "cartoony". My visual art teacher in highschool loved that type of stuff and always encouraged us to continue with it. She was awesome and my favourite teacher

[@GlitterF-CK]

A lot of the time when people are talking about teachers who absolutely HATE anime they're talking about college art schools. And while many of those teachers are definitely too aggressive about bashing on anime styles or personal styles there is a real reason why they want you to learn realism first when you're in art school. All the "anime is just awful" teachers are just being pricks. But if you learn realism first you get to learn a lot of techniques and gain a better understanding of anatomy that will make your personal style or anime style look a lot better than if you just leaped straight to the exaggerated cartoony styles without learning technique or anatomy

[@totoro413]

All i hear from ppl in my country is how any other art form except realism, is not real art

[@vintasaru]

my art teacher told me to take art because she loved my art (i used to draw anime) she was also my favourite teacher

[@sassysass6202]

My art teachers great she loves everyone's art,critiques correctly instead of rudely and then helps after, amd likes all art styles.like she encourages people to do it but if people do it all the time she'll try to get em to change it around a little

[@cryingwatercolours]

@@GlitterF-CKthing is you can do both… and sometimes it’s best you do. if all you do is learn and draw realism, when you wanna do cartoons or anime or stylised, you can lose motivation to draw at all and struggle to get back to that passion. sometimes it really helps to learn at the same time as drawing what you enjoy and what you can draw. otherwise you can fall into perfectionism

[@liyow9899]

realism and anime are both fine and pretty-

[@Yourfavbaldy]

This is just a POV, she doesn't actually think this

[@TamuTamuOnigiri]

​@Gwenoffical you do know that POV means "point of view" and has no bearing on something being satirical or genuine, right?

[@laraerdelyi4299]

Yes,and theres also semi realism

[@dinorex4105]

Yes but both usually try to put each other down.

[@ysinembargosigoaquii]

and there's a style called semirealistic manga 😜

[@amandac8836]

My art teacher was this older lady who drew realism herself but she was so appreciative of all forms of drawing and would always love to see my manga drawings and encouraged me to put them in my final projects. She would always comment on how detailed the hair was and the gradients in the eyes and such. She was awesome. ❤ I hope she’s doing well these days. I’ve since branched out and developed a different style but she really helped me feel comfortable sticking to what I loved at the time which was a source of comfort for me back then.

[@bradleybruvva3021]

I’m so glad I had a cool art teacher. She basically gave full points as long as you attempted the style for the week and she could tell you put some effort in. She’d even accept work late. On one hand, some students submitted some very half-assed work, but it gave the rest of us some time to do some real masterpieces. Even if we accidentally missed some of the rules for the week, we still got full points. Probably because art is very subjective, she just wanted to help us improve.

[@aliceatrocious]

Funny because thats how all the art teachers treated the anime kids

[@cxrpsepet]

I can confirm this.. I got kicked out of the art class I was in in 10th grade because I did the smallest anime doodle.. and it wasn't even in the sketch book the teacher gave us.. it was in my notes😭😭

[@yoyohayli]

Yes, that is exactly the joke of the video

[@Angela-ur5yf]

​@@cxrpsepetwhat the hell thats messed up !

[@heatherbonelli]

That is the entire point of the video, it's sarcasm

[@UnethicalMilk]

fr only had 1 art teacher who was positive and encouraging and that was freshman year of high school. every other teacher including my 2 of my guardians throughout my life said its 'not real art' and 'you'll never get a job with that'. even in highschool i'd have some teachers and my guardian tell me i should stick to a more 'stable' career and graphic design would never become bigger. shame on them

[@sumcarson]

Funny how the only unrealistic part of this video is the part where the kid who enjoys unrealistic things depicts realism. What a mouthful 😂

[@verifybinary9109]

what is dude yapping abt

[@ov3r_think3r]

@@verifybinary9109 Fr-

[@sumcarson]

@@verifybinary9109 yap? I was yapping once. They yapped to me like crazy. Yapping about yap. Yapping makes me yap. yap?

[@afrosamucryafrodite7098]

@@sumcarson💀

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[@nonstoryadict]

My art teacher was the COMPLETE opposite 😭, on the first day on class she literally taped a sign that said “any cartoon art goes here” and it was pointing to a garbage can..

[@NonArtisticArtist-ari]

Shouldn't be a teacher, all teachers should encourage all forms of art styles

[@roxanamariastoica2534]

Your teacher literally kills creativity

[@eddie-roo]

That… that’s the point of the skit… like… that’s the whole joke

[@sleepiegirl]

im pretty sure thats thr point of the skit

[@December_Kiki]

😢 That wasn't an art teacher. That was an imposter with judgemental preferences who didn't understand the first thing about the very essence and soul of art. There is no WRONG style of art. It is important to learn ALL styles of art but if you're going give an assignment in freestyle, it should be judged on the style that the piece was done in, not on the personal preferences of the teachers. If the assignment is on a specific type of art then the piece should be graded on that piece but explain what in the piece what style it was and what the difference between the style you were supposed to do vs the one you did and let the student know what they did RIGHT and ask if they need help doing whatever parts weren't right in the style that was asked for, AND tell them if the things they did in the incorrect style were done well or not and if they were, compliment them and ask them to remember it for a future assignment and if not offer CONSTRUCTIVE corrections to help them gain strength in that area as well in the future. THAT is an art teacher.

[@jonyleche3549]

Honestly all the art teachers ive ever had were the complete opposite of this. Homies had ZER0 tolerance for unrealistic drawings

[@Lucky_Lyra]

This feels like the Anime kid mad about art teachers always going for realism and taking a turn. I’m so here for it

[@justme-qd6qb]

I thought this was a parody of all the art teachers that hate anime (reversing the trope) but now reading the comments I'm not so sure...

[@Ms.Matcha-u2y]

YEAH isnt this the joke???😭😭 teachers saying anime isnt real art but its reversed so only anime artstyles are allowed

[@bortortart]

It is a parody (unless I’m COMPLETELY misunderstanding) but it doesn’t seem like most of the comments are getting that haha

[@gummirwl]

​@bortortart thank you (I'm autistic so this helps)

[@adamlambboy8332]

Nature must be healing because I knew exactly what teacher they were parodying. Anyone who’s had the “no anime or cartoons ever” teacher knows exactly who this is parodying.

[@serpentoftheshire]

@@adamlambboy8332yup. That would be my teacher 😅 in all honesty, she completely ruined the passion I had for art (even as I was developing my own style, as a freshman in high school) because she was a borderline bully. And while she wasn’t COMPLETELY the reason I ended up dropping out- she VERY much encouraged it and contributed to it. I stopped practicing and nowadays I can’t draw half as good as i used to 🤷‍♀️ fuck those teachers tbh

[@ayanasmith4712]

Like I’m taking an are class rn and we are doing portraits and I’m actually really good at it. My teacher asked me why I prefer anime when I’m so good at realism but it’s like, I CAN do it … if I HAVE to

[@PleadDealreject]

Real

[@azurimoonnn]

SAME BRUUUHH ANIME'S JUST MORE FUN

[@OKYAH]

SAMEEE

[@Panchoo721]

It’s like they never heard of having fun or something

[@DAC_eq]

I'm taking art GCSE, and I do coloured pencil animals (my profile picture is one of said drawings). I hate, and I mean HATE painting and humans. But I can still do it realistically.... It just takes... Time.... And willpower

[@cheronim_fp7725]

my art teacher WAS a anime kid, and she still loves anime and gets so excited when one of her students wants to do anything anime-related, but most of the time she's like most teachers, teaching realistic art

[@starryskies113]

👏

[@wayIess]

Realistic art is learning the basics and foundation. Very good jumping off point for then doing cartoons & anime.

[@Stanley-gp8uq]

An* An anime kid. Not a anime kid

[@cheronim_fp7725]

@@Stanley-gp8uq k

[@Stanley-gp8uq]

@@cheronim_fp7725 Okay**

[@scream_kinh614]

Oh my god this reminds me of my friend telling me how their classmates hated their art class because there was "no creativity in realism and life drawing".

[@X1Daring2]

I love anime eyes, they give off sweet and friendly vibes instead of uncanny valley like realistic human eyes lol xD

[@Cy4nne]

You can do an anime eye drawing in like 10 seconds and it doesn't require any skills, unlike realistic eye drawing that takes multiple hours and long practice If your "realistic" human eye drawing looks "uncanny", maybe you're just bad at drawing and it's not actually realistic

[@claracatlady9844]

Highschool art teachers really hated anything “anime” or “cartoony” and downgraded me. My college tutors know it’s not their style but mine and give me tips on how to improve

[@kamilledeas6890]

And it's really insane to me cause in the field/career of making art most artists generate money from cartoons and animation rather than realism so I think it's kinda wild they prioritize it so much 😭😭

[@claracatlady9844]

@@kamilledeas6890 well at least my teachers (or German education in general) didn’t expect you to go into art as a career path anyways, therefore it didn’t matter “what sells”. I did the equivalent of Art A-level and the topic of “How to apply to art university?” Or “how to make a portfolio?” Didn’t come up even once. It was always treated like either 1. A fun little hobby you have, or more infuriatingly 2. The A-level that people without actual skill in anything chose to get an easy A, despite art probably being one of the most intense and time consuming A-levels. I failed so hard when I first applied to University and I can totally see why now but back then I didn’t understand, I was crushed and I had no idea how to improve. I ended up taking a sort of forced gap year (I graduated 2020 so yeah) and I ended up spending a lot of money on 3 separate university online short courses covering the most relevant subjects of my course and through that taught myself how to put together a portfolio, as well as generated stuff to actually put in the portfolio since pretty much everything from my A-level school work was useless (you don’t ever really do development or research work in German art class, it’s all final pieces and art history/analysis, which makes it unusable for any kind of university portfolio). I did get into my desired course and am very happy but I can confidently say that I would have never made it if I/my parents didn’t have and weren’t willing to invest that money in those online courses and that really bothers me, because the German education system prides itself on being high quality while remaining free for everyone. It’s sad to think that talent gets discouraged and people don’t end up following their passion simply because they don’t know how and have logistically speaking no chance against ex. British, Chinese, Japanese, Indian students in the application process because those students have been thoroughly prepared on how to make a successful portfolio and an application. I was so shocked how much more my friends or classmates had been prepared for this when they told me about their school experience. I think the German education system is great in a lot of ways but it really is lacking in the creative department. Art isn’t valued. A pretty glaring example for this is that in the entire “German Scholarship Registry” (a database where every scholarship you can apply for both private, government or company funded is listed) there are *none* for Art/Design and Music. Like actually *none.* The only one I saw was for “If you already study art at a German university you can get a scholarship for spending a semester abroad at another university” that’s it.

[@Mini.Trans_rat]

Art teachers should let students make art that fits their art styles

[@echiko4932]

The style doesnt matter if ur foundation is jank.

[@luluuwu8897]

@@echiko4932 Basically this. People don't realize you cannot ever improve if your basics/fundamentals are weak. You can't go onto Calculus if your Algebra and Trig skills are awful. And people who use heavy stylization tend to know the rules for fundamentals/basics to break them in however way they want.

[@jadapinkett1656]

​@@luluuwu8897 I went through four years of HS math without knowing how to divide.

[@joaogouveia2224]

Anime still follows anatomy and good manga artists will know perspective and body proportions. So it's not "realism" it's knowing the basics

[@echiko4932]

@@jadapinkett1656 brother WHAT

[@stabbycat748]

This is genuinely aggravating because knowing realism will help you draw anime 💀 Edit: tell me you’re a self taught artist without telling me you’re a self taught artist

[@bortortart]

Not saying this harshly/judgementally (take it as light hearted, maybe you know this) but I’m almost positive this is a satire on the way art teachers talk to students who want to draw anime, haha

[@GacktsOversizedTittiesYumYum]

No❤

[@lil_doggo_of_doom]

Not really, anatomy is more of a separate entity

[@Anti-Gravity.]

Anatomy helps but I don’t need to know how to make a photorealistic drawing in order to make a cartoon.

[@delinawish6019]

Just 10× harder and not a good place to start. Start on realism guys!!!! So you can hate your whole process🙌

[@ghostsuru8429]

I was always told that college looked down on cartoon/anime styles because it didn't get the "basics" down first. I think a lot professional artists forget that you need to have a strong sense of anatomy first before moving on to abstract geometric shapes to make cartoons.

[@CorporalCornGaming]

yeah all of the best anime artist can draw a realistic eye cause they know what they like and simplify it.

[@tatibatu8443]

Thats literally me when some one ask if i can draw realism 😂

[@gabbytheartfriend]

My middle school art teacher was super supportive and is one of the reasons I got into painting canvases and eventually digital painting! She was super constructive in her critique and, when I finished literally the entire syllabus in the first two months, gave me modified assignments that were basically just “what are you interested in learning how to do? Okay, go at it!” My high school art teacher, on the other hand, was the kind who believed there was a right and a wrong way to do art and would often ding people for having red pen on their works… when she was the only one who brought in red felt tips.

[@December_Kiki]

I hope your HS teacher was fired. THERE IS NO RIGHT OR WRONG STYLE OF ART. THERE ARE ONLY PREFERENCES IN WHAT STYLE OF ART(S) A PERSON IS DRAWN TO!

[@eyeof_eden]

ahh my hs teach was just like ur middle school instructor, she only ever prioritised getting people to understand form, composition and colour rather than style; its just a matter of knowing how to USE and have fun with your style ❤

[@himawariuzumaki6814]

Lol for me it was the opposite for middle school art teacher vs highschool art teacher

[@D.A.I.J.I.N]

I’d literally love a teacher who would do that

[@Singingqueen740]

Same

[@justagirlexisting]

"There's no artistic value in realism" Is the same as "There's no artistic value in anime" The anime art teacher became what they swore to destroy 😅

[@strawvarishortcake]

omg this takes me back to my old art teacher who would get so mad whenever i drew with an anime art style but that was the only thing i drew that made me happy 😭

[@sassy-savvy]

Bro 80's anime like the og legend of arslan looks pretty realistic to me at some close-up angles. Narcissus be looking fire. 👌

[@scenestarss]

Yh what about moe style

[@katsuki2408]

I can draw realism and anime for some reason I find anime harder. I think it’s the fact that if it doesn’t look like the character it just looks wrong.😂

[@echiko4932]

People take anime lighter than realism, so u probably don't spend as much time laying foundations of perspective or proportions for the anime art and it comes off looking wonky.

[@katsuki2408]

@@echiko4932 ok

[@littlefox_100]

Try drawing just anime style people instead of anime characters, that way they don’t have to look like anyone as long as they're recognizably human.

[@katsuki2408]

@@littlefox_100 I don’t wanna do too much anime art though

[@FrozenDarkmoon]

People teaching art need to learn what it is themselves in my opinion. It’s all about expression, and you can express how YOU feel and how YOU want, nobody can be truthfully saying your drawing isn’t art because it quite literally is

[@SomeoneOnPaws]

if i see anything in a art class (unless its blank) automatic A. art is art.

[@kamilledeas6890]

Yea and art is subjective! What looks good to one person may not look good to another and that's what makes art so interesting

[@Cy4nne]

So delusional, so you would grade hyperrealistic portrait that took someone 10 days to complete, and a preschool looking stickman made in 10 seconds the same? Very unfair, I hope you're not and never will be a teacher.

[@Cy4nne]

​@@kamilledeas6890 art is subjective, skills are not. Someone who practiced art for 20 years will always be better than someone who started doodling in notebooks yesterday. I get that there are different tastes, but you should only compare professionals to professionals and begginers to begginers. Professional art is objectively better than begginer art.

[@ledoug6014]

These are the artists that got denied drawing anime by their old art teachers

[@maraneza-5370]

i love how you didn’t even try, like you just slap an eye on there 😂

[@HardcoreLover272]

Seeing this gave me a flash back when i was a freshman in highschool (2007) my art teacher would literally tell me she would fail me, if i kept drawing anime style in our art projects she assigned us to do. I didn't want to do her art , i wanted to do anime lol. I ended up not choosing her as an elective and went with film classes instead, my film teacher actually let me be creative without judging me. I was an A+ student and i enjoyed all three years in his class 😊

[@jjiangshi]

literally my art teacher

[@aylinmalikovski]

One time in art, we had to mix two types of arties and their techniques and make it one. I chose to do Andy Warhol and Leonardo Da Vinci, where I did pop art and made the background the Starry Night. I got D. But yet ended up being in the yearbook and being hung in the art room...😐

[@Polishedandperfected]

Lol my preference in drawing style is realism, the amount of times I’ve been told ‘that’s not art ! you might aswell take a pic and print it’ 😭

[@pinkie1499]

Tbh…I would love a teacher like that…

[@lemxel4979]

Why would you?

[@pinkie1499]

@@lemxel4979 Bc I can’t draw anime characters so I wanna learn and I don’t really focus on drawing realistic things.

[@PerceusAdalian]

If I ever hear my teacher going "UGH" like that in onea my classes, I'm swapping the class for something else 😂

[@Yukimanimation]

My art teacher just said :”idc what you do, as long as it follows the lesson, you can do it in any style.” Like dude he is real chill an example is my classmates saw him at the bus stop and was like :” Mr _ _ _, you look very old” And he just joked around with them lol

[@v_bunny]

my painting professor said my cutesy anime style is gonna give me lots of obstacles and isn’t really good to draw/paint lol. this feels exactly like a strict prof who really cracks down on that stuff. love the tables being turned

[@txin606]

Well if I’m in this class I’m getting a A+

[@medusq]

Im going straight to the principal if my art teacher forbids realism.

[@3L1J4H.K1LL3D]

My art teacher is an anime lover, shes absolutely amazing. Best friends with her.

[@CiderBear]

I've heard that the art teacher at the highschool here doesn't even teach the kids how to do art, he just has them do whatever

[@Itz_Phoenixxx]

"There's no artistic value in realism. If youre interested in realism, take photography." ATEEE /hj

[@lemxel4979]

That's really rude honestly

[@Nickaroonii]

@@lemxel4979right

[@Nickaroonii]

Yeah say that too Vincent van Gogh 😒

[@Lalalalalalalall4093]

​@@Nickaroonii Vincent Van Gogh's art isn't exactly realism. If realism is made with an attempt to copy real life photos can do a much better job. He actually made art that imitates realism. There's also another type of art that tries to be realistic but doesn't end up looking photo realistic (like the drawing in the video), which can be most of the art during the renaissance, sketches or most of the art that people make that can usually be called realism.

[@SkylorTheWebber]

​@@lemxel4979 i think so too

[@13myrrh]

Junji Ito would like a word with this teacher.

[@ghostthehost3]

I love realism! When my sister (an art kid) draws realistic stuff, I always ask if I can hang it up in my room😂

[@skitches5998]

For me personally, I have always been made to feel that I don't have any artistic qualities just because I don't do realism. Both of these styles take the same amount of effort but it will only be considered art if it looks real, not if you put ideas into making your drawing creative. At least that's what my bloodline says. My older brother likes my anime styled art though!

[@lemxel4979]

I do realism and now I have been feeling really bad by seeing people criticizing realism and if you feel you don't have artistic qualities because you don't know realism, I'd tell you that your art doesn't have to fill certain requirements, it only has to fullfil you and whatever your style is, anime, realism, chibi even another types of art like writing or photography, aim to be the best and perfect your art until you feel satisfied ❤

[@sitich647]

I love the regular, eye ❤

[@Camfan18YT]

Yeah but she just posted a photo on there.

[@1kayo]

You can't break the rules if you didn't understand them Anime and cartoon are simplifications of reality All artists should learn how the real world works before learning anything else

[@bortortart]

Not always. I mean this light-heartedly but that’s not necessarily true, you can learn them hand-in-hand, they’re separate skills that feed off each other/overlap. You don’t have to master fundamentals to play with stylization, nothing wrong with working on both interchangeably- I always found that kept me much more motivated.

[@upstairssky2751]

I've heard that one a lot of times and i do partially agree that practicing different styles can really improve your skills, but i've been drawing very styalized art ever since i was a kid and it just kinda made me good at realism too. If you don't want to work in a field where drawing realism is required, then i don't think you're required to learn it. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@bortortart]

@@1kayo I get what you’re saying, but that’s essentially my point. You use anatomy skills learned from realism studies, but that doesn’t mean you HAVE to do that before doing anything else, and I’m sure you don’t feel like you have a perfect grasp on all the art fundamentals yet. You can technically learn very basic anatomy without stepping into realism. What I mean is art is a complex process, and what works for one artist may not work for another, including generalizations. Some teachers will insist it’s essential to learn all the fundamentals first, others don’t think that at all. Again, not trying to start a fight, just explaining what I mean. This video isn’t meant to be literally taken as hating realism either, it’s a satire on the way art teachers treat students who want to draw anime art

[@Kushirosan]

It's not a must you can draw perfect cartoon and anime figures without ever doing realistic drawings I always found it so boring to just draw people the same way they look in real life..just take a picture if you want it to look the same I've only learned to draw realistically five years after starting my job so I could shut people's mouth when they say "you just can't do real art🤡"

[@1kayo]

@@Kushirosan real world rules = prospective + how light works in different surfaces + how clothes bend + Golden ratio + color theory + shape language + anatomy..etc etc ... I didn't say draw real people but understand real world rules Those are art basics ... I draw stylized anime

[@Timetravelinfool]

I mean, a lot of art teachers were like that when i was in school so fair.

[@dahlrjay63]

I loved how she didn't even do it for the video. Love the commitment!

[@laxi5597]

As an artist I understand the value of realism alot now and let me tell you this. You can't draw good anime styles if you didn't understand how to draw realistically. And it's not simple as that, you have to understand how a realistic human looks like and how they functioning in order to make it look good in anime. For example just understanding the simple steps of drawing an eye wouldn't be helpful. You need to understand the eye in three dimensions, understand the muscles that surround the eye and how they sit, understand how to simplify the eye structure so you can replicate that as many times as you want. And how the eye sits in the face/skull and how it'll look in perspective from different angles. That is true to every other body part in the body. Studying realism helps you with that so you can make that anime artstyle look really good. That being said if you're a beginner focus on the fundamentals so you don't have to relearn them later down the road like I have to now.

[@MahaChaudhary2014]

When i become a art teacher:

[@lemxel4979]

Why?

[@HarmoniaTheRoadkill]

Where did you get the cute bow from? :3

[@Doomerthecoomer]

Going into student debt because of an art class is the most crazy thing ive ever heard of

[@edya.idiomas]

This is how art professors talk about animated styles

[@katt1996]

This would be me 100% and I blame my art teacher who constantly told me they disliked (because hate was a strong word -- she said that) anime or cartoony styles. At least we had graphic arts in high school >.>

[@Charco-1]

I only used to do anime and stuff but when I tried a little more realistic and proportional I started seeing improvement everywhere!! So try different styles guys!

[@fishblublublub]

I agree!

[@itsabirdnotaplane]

I feel attacked

[@Bri-ss1gu]

The teacher actually being able to draw realism is the plot twist of the century 😂😂😂

[@ninicowo._]

I always draw anime style on my art classes and my teacher always asks to take a photo and always gives me a A+ even though she prefers realism 😅

[@josiebrooks3592]

While another art Tutorial.

[@RTT009]

lol

[@ilovepreston_1009]

As a semi-realism artist, I felt attacked when you said “take photography” 😭

[@lizi.2503]

I have heard art teachers having this conversation with peers about their anime dreams

[@moriahschoech9894]

My art teacher was the complete opposite. Anything that even REMOTELY looked like anime was immediately failed

[@Shootingstar-q2i]

I would pass this class with straight A’s

[@LiIbeanbagbean]

“And you must make sure that women’s eyes are always round wide circles and men’s eyes are trapezoids!!”

[@Hælos.Ezequiel]

I had a art teacher like this, but the opposite. She started the year off by saying any and all cartoons would recieve an F & black paint wasn't allowed. She even went as far to say that anime/cartoon style art doesn't make money in the real world. I had to drop the course after that bc I couldn't take her seriously. Crazy part is that she wasn't a good realism artist herself... all she had was the college credentials to become a teacher. I swiched to photography & ceramics. & I still do anime/cartoon, but now I get comissioned to do it for ppl.

[@skeletonkey6409]

Idk i find that usually it's the other way around, I find that people who do unrealistic styles usually love when others do realism, but the reverse is rarely true

[@MrCOLBSTAH]

Wow! The complete opposite of what every single art teacher I had growing up thought.

[@hamtaru]

The way the anime eyes are actually drawn and the human eye is a png tells you everything 😂

[@annabellehe4307]

One of my drawing teachers actually brought up photography for realism, that's why its important for draw and paint artists to know how to simplify the information they're drawing from

[@stormyskies848]

My art teacher doesn't care how you draw, she only cares that you actually do it and that you include what she includes in her drawing

[@dartingralaughter9781]

Not the eye edit being the color of the marker😭😭😭😭 this is genius

[@jodieredgap5475]

This is how it felt being somebody who prefered drawing anime to realistic stuff and getting scolded by my art teacher for it

[@acelikesurmum]

My favorite was watercolored landscapes, my teacher would walk us through it step by step and it was so fun

[@mxloverman2898]

Real grateful my high school art teacher supported all my stylistic choices

[@xmetalgamerx]

I’ve actually seen some realism used in certain manga panels and it always looks incredible

[@emma_doucette]

You teach realism first, then stylized. Both are important.

[@lexiconlover]

Every kid whoever showed their anime work to their college professor or high school teacher can relate to this

[@yedaiahristie1959]

Hand: *goes through the art casually*

[@kazidoll777]

I was actually very blessed to have a high school art teacher recognize that I like to randomly create. So she'd let me have my own assignments, essentially I'd pick a theme and create the art piece and she'd always give me an A+ she was such an encouraging teacher and I wish I took school more seriously. There's good teachers out there guys!!

[@wtffname]

The accuracy for the last week of switching class got to me 🤣🤣

[@HerTresTails]

I'm glad she could do it, cause it's realistic if she can

[@lirich0]

The only inaccuracy is the anime kid being good at drawing realism

[@ellietv.]

My teacher was the complete opposite of this. I actually got lower grades because my style was “too cartoony”.

[@hyper_ent0407]

"That's amazing" ".... Get out of my class.."

[@johngililland6166]

Mimicry is the highest form of art.

[@CaitlynGuatno]

Okay but realism is cool

[@ohkeydokeythen]

Art teachers out there thinking kids who drew anime didnt study anatomy like noobodys business.

[@IntegriTee]

😂 Man, art teachers are really something else

[@storylockett2418]

The ending got me. I didn't expect the picture of the realistic eye. 😆

[@Simmonkahviezda00Jonasova]

i would love an anime art teacher

[@Splashstar216]

This had been cackling 😂😂😂

[@ammiahlabian8687]

I would kinda love the class ngl