@b.c.5555
Thank you Marc, I watched it at 2x speed to learn how to draw faster faster
@useerhidden
timestamps: 1:40 don't zoom in 4:49 big medium small 6:32 stay in your comfort zone
@MataNataM
Marc: don’t zoom in Me, doing pixel art on my phone : I’m gonna pretend I didn’t hear that
@NewCommander
Marc has an amazing ability to upload tutorials just when we need them. he is a genius of the lamp, or rather, a genius of the timing.
@demoniac4821
Every time i i am in my comfort zone i feel like i don't put enough effort into my art. Because i feel comfortable and basically starting re-invent art-style again, and again.
@AroWolfArts
Because I have a tendency of overdoing it and trying to jump way too far ahead when trying to draw something these tips will be a literal godsend for me once I've internalized them.
@bonoshii
staying in your comfort zone is probably the greatest advice you can give any artist, improve little by little don't try learning new things with every art piece
@Mizizi96
6:18 I really liked it when Marc said I'm not a loser😆!!! Feels nice
@sansaraee
Notes: Do not zoom in! Do not waste time on small details that will eventually go to waste, or you can use a bigger brush. You should try setting the size at the display size it will show up ads. Break up different parts of drawing into three segments: big, medium, and small. As you complete one segment, you may move onto the next. Most importantly: work mostly on what you're familiar with, and introduce new things, lightly and slowly. Don't overwhelm yourself!
@freebee172
So ,this way. I can balance out between learning new things and work in my comfort zone. Thank u, Marc. Anyway ,when I go practicing new things. I think I also have to balance that out. I wouldn't practice on something that too hard or too easy for me.
@Split_tails
Marc: "don't. zoom. in." Me a traditional artist: I could zoom in?!
@JakauYT
the shape of ur artstyle is so goregous uauuauauagg
@archi4u
I usually use mechanical pencils and paper, and people, including my professor, ALWAYS tell me that my sketchbook looks better compared to my digital art... I TRIED so hard to make it have the same feeling and vibe but I still can't??. After watching this video, I realized why it's weird in digital art... I used to constantly zoom in to fix a single line for hours... And just to make those line thinner and thinner as it goes invisible in full picture?? Shit I messed up Oh, and here's a tip for someone struggling with their comfort zone: if you want to draw something you're not used to, just take out a sketchbook and dedicate some pages to studying that specific thing you have to draw like A full study but quick. If you're having art block i recommend you to take amount of caffeine and blast your fav song at max volume It always works, especially when you have a deadline pointing a nuclear warhead over you.
@princechibi
My favorite 10:55 minutes of the day ❤✨
@matekotyinszki8653
Don't underestimate the power of long studies tho! 20-40 hour studies really puts you into a deep learning kind of state which allowed me to make massive progress in a short amount of time. I see many beginner artists doing these insanely fast 1-5 minute gesture drawings which I don't think is the right thing to do as a beginner. There are so many things you need to learn before figure drawing, like good lineart, perspective, constructive drawing, measuring, proportions, composition and anatomy.
@aratakicheeto8448
Love you, Mark! Been following every video tutorials/tips you posted ever since the start of my digital art career during the pandemic until today and improved a lot. One of the best art teachers!
@That_SaladGuy
That intro is literally me rn lol. I took a break, but your videos always get me hyped to get back to it.
@Pottan23
Marc. Gesture drawing is kicking my ass, but every once in awhile i manage to get one done in the timeframe that actually look anatomically okay and the dopamine rush is amazing
@Purplethingyt
How the heck do you always manage to answer the questions i am always asking the very day you upload a vid with the answers?? You are like the best art teacher for this drawing style online!
@YTartschool