after kim jung gi, you're my favorite bald artist out there, absolutely love it 🙏🙏🙏

Lol I'm actually stuck in student mode. I don't feel like I'll ever "know enough" to draw anything I actually want to draw. So I just wind up practicing and doing sketches and never finalizing anything or going further than sketches.

This video is so incredibly smart, I went to art school and constantly felt I couldn't iterate or practice a single thing, always onto the next full project without being able to refine the practice and iterate on my own work vs having some perfect goal in my mind I wanted to get to. This made me feel more at peace with feeling constantly behind and to just focus on my growth not what others are able to produce. Especially as someone that struggles with focus and has big ideas haha

This is the best video about cultivating a sketch book that I’ve seen

This is so informative. I’ve learned how to learn and practice…not just to draw to practice but to write down what I’m having problems with and then find ways to correct it.

I always have this issue where I practice drawing hands for a week, get better, then 3 months later barely any of the skill survived. Bad hands again.

Before watching this video I'll share my exp. At the start of 2024 I decided to crawl out of artblock so I tried 1 page 1 day or just tried to draw consistently. I decided, I don't care what I would draw, I just need to draw anything. But I lacked motivation. So I turned to copying from Pinterest. I would open it and just find any picture that I like and copy it. After 2-3 months of copycats I got into the artflow and started drawing more and more original ideas. Btw i never posted copycats and if i ever do i ll state that these are stolen by me. I also would force myself to draw outside from time to time. In Cafes. Or Parks. But despite that all being a success, when my very thick sketchbook got finished at the end of 2024, i have lost my routine and couldn't start the new one :(
Thanks so much for this video. I really did need this advice.

This is solid pragmatic tips! I’m glad t stumbled on it. The writing, notes and pen, being specific focus is a method that I would like to continue. Thank you so much for!❤

Congratulations on 100 K. This is my first video of you and I’m already happy to subscribe.

Glad you came back with a consistent content of great quality! Keep on going, you've already inspired so many artists

This particular video popped up and I took time to listen and study it. It made me subscribe to your channel and I printed the study page out and will make an effort to use it. This was great and I will definitely be checking out more of your videos.

Appreciate how well you explained the thought process behind how to learn and create in this way. I'm always looking up better ways to learn and still enjoy the process, to be playful and not feel like a grind. Your video really unlocked something in me that i was moving towards but unintentionally and without any real clarity of how to use something so simple. You truly are a Dr.

This is truly an inspired observation about the connection between drawing and learning from what you have drawn and improving. I’ve watched many videos on drawing and never have i come across this brilliant idea before. So simple, but so amazing. I’m starting this technique today. I’m glad i found ur channel.

I really like this video, I will try this approach!
I been struggling with depression since 2016, and I dream of being an artist. I regret letting time pass and not making an effort towards that dream for lack of self belief. I was stuck on Artist mode and since I didn't like my results I was never passed that. I know I got to put in the work but I don't like the results, but when I was younger I did not care about the result, I enjoyed drawing so much that getting better didn't feel like a chore, was just a result of something you enjoyed doing. That is probably what I miss the most, the feeling of "can't wait until I go home and draw". Right now I just feel lost, sad, and drawing what I imagine feels like an helpless dream.

Thank you so much for sharing this method!! I always stuck in artist mode and give up on sketchbook very easy just because of one ugly page.
And I love how you could make the sketchbook page having a purpose. I think it's going to help me looses up more and try to actually practice instead of make a perfect page.
I am currently keep working on finishing my old sketchbooks. I am so excited to try your method out in my next sketchbook session.

This is EXACTLY what i needed, thank you so much🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

id like to thank you for this video. this video was so fantastic and absolutely informative. for the past 6 months ive studied anatomy just to kind of feel like i havent made much process even though i had studied it specifically for art and started feeling art blocked due to it. but im so glad this showed up on my fyp and i look forward to using this strategy : )) you are fantastic for explaining and i cant wait to watch more from you!!

Thank you for this wake up call doc!

I need to try this, I love notetaking, sometimes I do something similar so I can recreate an artstyle I did earlier - i dont have a consistent artstyle but use different ones for different projects instead - so i sometimes make tutorials for myself. Applying it into studying looks very fun

Excellent method of improving my drawing skills.