Master Perspective Without the Math

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  @ProkoTV · 9 months ago · pinned

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• MR

  @Mr.FloodGate · 7 months ago

  I feel like I&apos;m a soldier receiving a general&apos;s instruction

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• AL

  @alexport5419 · 9 months ago

  His tone sounds like he&apos;s giving a TED talk on the benefits of waking up at 4 am

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• DU

  @duckkaebi_ · 9 months ago

  &quot;Do it slowly !&quot; then proceeds to be the fastest drawing I ever saw someone drawing

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• RY

  @ryanmartin6429 · 7 months ago

  &quot;Quality doesn&apos;t matter to me anymore. How do I improve experience?&quot;<br>HUGE.

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• AD

  @adibara · 9 months ago (edited)

  Peter Han has no chill in this one and i love it. I&apos;m in awe :-)<br>thanks for these uploads, these are awesome!

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• SC

  @Scrimbus_Ross · 9 months ago

  IM SEEING THE BOXES WAIT <br>ITS CLICKING

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• WO

  @wolowolo6179 · 8 months ago

  One of the most low-key things he most blew my mind with is how fast and clearly recreated the elements of his drawing despite half of his decisions being made on the fly. He intensely made choices, explained them, and drew them at break neck speeds for 20 minutes straight and he didnt need a single second to recreate the elements for us at the end- he was keeping track and storing them in is head the entire time while engaging with us and his art presently. I cant even confidently rewrite two sentences verbatim just 1 minute after Ive wrote them.

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• YU

  @yuzef_jayden · 3 months ago

  He speaks like he wants to educate me. I appreciate it!

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• MR

  @MrArtist1372 · 9 months ago

  Peter Han is just brimming with energy

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• LE

  @Lessulie1 · 9 months ago

  it&apos;s interesting to see someone who&apos;s &quot;over-trained&quot; try to take back control of their drawing when it&apos;s already so heavily internalized in their subconscious instincts. In stark contrast, I am the complete opposite; I learned art later in life, and because I lack the years of experience, I make up for it by being hyper-aware of every line I draw and I try to be in total control over every aspect of my art. In fact, I&apos;m now trying to &quot;loosen up&quot; and let some of the instincts I built up take over in order to make the process less stressful 😅

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  @pinogino5936 · 9 months ago

  Drawing from imagination is so fun

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