Sam: "all the art tips you listen to just depend on your own personal art style"

Also Sam: 1/10

"You can save an image with good colouring but not with a good liner"

I think lineart is really underrated. I was trying to lessen my lineart, but then I decided to embrace it and really play with line width and details. I can drop down flat colours on the lineart and depending on how much detail I've done, it can look practically finished

What happens if sam blindly follows random art tips from tiktok and apply them all on one artwork? 🤔

Seeing my low effort tutorial I made in like 5 minutes was such a jumpscare jesus christ 😭😭 Thanks for the rating Sam! I’ll change my Apple Pencil tip just for you—

10:16 "If you can't draw something... draw it" Is probably the best piece of art advice I've ever heard.

1:29 THANK YOU OH MY GOD. in my most recent art class in school we were forced to use this method for literally everything. it was so boring. it was unhelpful. and it did not teach me how to draw anything. please go away, grid method </3

Line art is especially important if you want to become an animator. You can't cheat your way out of it on big productions.

If I never traced all of those “how to draw cute anime girls” books I would not be where I am today

As an art baby thank you for making these videos 🫡

13:53 what’s the point of art if you can’t draw and you just trace? you can use it to practice, but not use it forever.

‘Actually, nobody likes to draw hands…’
sweats nervously

7:03 I interpreted what she said differently, maybe I'm wrong. I thought she meant that if your coloring isn't good, it doesn't matter if your lineart is good, cuz it will not hide the coloring.

Okay wait but I can’t be the only one who draws all the facial features, arms, legs, the torso and the clothes on different layers? Like other people do that right? Right???

Sam: “Make some expressions at yourself. Just make sure no one’s watching”

Also Sam: Proceeds to make expressions at himself with hundreds of thousands of people watching

8:39 Sam does happy

I once saw a nice tip for the first page in your sketchbook: just doodle something quick and "ugly", so you don't have the anxiety of not making the first page  perfect because there's already something ugly on it. And anything you draw into your sketchbook after that will always be better than the first page and you'll automatically feel better about all the pages after that.
It took some getting used to for a perfectionist like me, but I really like this trick now!

5:40 bro just lost it 😭😭

Jokes on you Sam, I was drawing the whole time and only half paying attention to what you were saying

12:06 the 1/10 is crazy

The tip about colouring being more important than lineart annoys me a little because it only applies if youre mainly a "painting" artist, one that works in terms of pieces. It is completely useless for stuff like comics or animation.