Why Everyone Should Start Drawing

[@misoadeio]

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[@thewhistlequeen]

7:19 is so interesting! I never knew that drawing could have such an impact on the brain. Great video as always and beautiful art!

[@adarfrida]

I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you for watching :)

[@incognitoserenade]

I’ve been watching your videos a lot, lately, however, not because of your arts; although they aren’t terrible, they aren’t what I consider arts, in a sense that they aren’t museum-grade. Please don’t take this as a negative to you or your works. I believe you (or anyone really) has what it takes to be an artist of museum caliber given time, ambition, connections, lucks, and circumstances. Truly, I have lots of love for your works, with added inspiring quotes and poems!!! You are an intellectual as I hear and listen. As for me, I know who I am! For most people, their entire life, never find out who they are. My past, I had dabbled in poetries/songs/writings; hence, I understand; however, my true love is art. Thus, I have been an artist, ever since I was 5 years of age. Anyway, getting back to why I’ve been watching your videos. Forgive me for saying this, but it’s your voice! Your voice, what it does is help me sleep. It’s something I feel connected to as it soothes my busy thoughts at night. I am grateful for it!!! Keep up the works! Btw, let me know when your work(s) get in the museum. It’s something to shoot for!!!

[@adarfrida]

Thank you for taking the time to comment! I’m glad you enjoy my videos, and appreciate your encouragement and kind words. When my drawings and paintings get into an art museum someday, I will let you know :)

[@vikartstuf]

yoo, when Adar speaks i take notes 🗣🔥 legit great advice! imo digging deep into a passion will make you understand things about the world, which will then apply to the rest of your life as well so i also recommend making Art to everyone :) edit: drawing looks awesome ✨

[@adarfrida]

Thank you Victor! 😊 I’m happy you liked the video and greatly appreciate your support :)

[@tskkk1228]

So soothing voice u gat I have to prepare for exams for college but i always try to make up time for a sketch or two everyday Keeps my mind fresh

[@adarfrida]

Good for you!! Good luck on your exams and thanks for watching :)

[@marinavoronova9438]

Любуюсь твоим работами и восхищаюсь твоим талантом!👍❤️🙏

[@adarfrida]

Thank you! I really appreciate it :)

[@CrvftandCulture]

I like this video because I’m relating a lot as I listen and take my first prismacolor strokes! Been using generals chalk color pencils and have only used yellow before writing this lol

[@adarfrida]

That’s exciting! Enjoy your new prismacolors :) I’m glad you are relating to this video, thank you for watching!

[@alexkhaikin9486]

Great artwork!

[@adarfrida]

Thank you!

[@JCarrera_ll]

🖤👏

[@j.VI113]

My only problem when drawing is that I lose patience I can’t draw for more than twenty minutes as I get bored so most of my drawings are just sketches with minimal details

[@C-sé.speakin]

Yeah same tbh. I've been working on it tho. It's super hard for me to concentrate on something for more than 15~20 minutes (I got the AD4K); lately I've trying to put in more time to singular drawings, pushing beyond 20 mins, getting more finished stuff, etc. It's hard but, I'm noticing that I'm starting to be able to stay concentrated on a singular piece for a little longer-and I'm happy with that ibh. Art is one of those things that "gets easier over time, you gotta do it, thats the hard part, but it gets easier".

[@adarfrida]

The beautiful thing about making art is there are absolutely no boundaries and rules, just what works for you. If you find you can't draw for more than 20 minutes, then who said you need to force yourself to draw for longer? I'd suggest try finishing a drawing in 20 minute increments over the course of several days. I personally finish my pen drawing over the course of 3-5 days, and I work on them however long I feel like at the time, which can be anywhere from several minutes to several hours. Experiment and see what works for you. Hope this was helpful and best of luck on your art journey!

[@adarfrida]

@@C-sé.speakin Truthfully, some days I also can't bear to sit down and draw more than 15-20 min either. And I think that's totally normal. Drawings themselves take a lot of time to make, although that doesn't necessarily mean you have to complete a drawing in one sitting! You can work on a piece for 20 min over the course of several days. For me, my pen drawings take around 3-5 days to complete, and the amount of time I work on it fluctuates, from several minutes to several hours a day. It all depends on how you're feeling in the moment, and there is no right answer, just what works for you. I agree that the more art you create, the less frustrating you will find the process. :) happy creating!

[@j.VI113]

@@C-sé.speakin I swear I don’t have adhd but I get random burst of energy when I draw, the most spontaneous thing I’ve done was enter a half a marathon and I didn’t even last ten minutes on the drawing (know that I think about it I have no idea where I left that sketchbook)

[@j.VI113]

@@adarfrida never thought about it this way might have to try this method. thanks

[@YamiyugiXenith]

I'm gonna stop trying to be good and just have fun again

[@adarfrida]

Yay! Please do! Best of luck on your art journey :)