This is the #1 Problem for Artists // Greg Broadmore
253K views · Mar 28, 2024 · Howto & Style
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@KristianNeeTV · 2 years ago · pinned
Go follow Greg! <a href="https://www.instagram.com/greg_broadmore/?hl=en">https://www.instagram.com/greg_broadmore/?hl=en</a>
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@budrothefox3666 · 2 years ago
"Don't let your lack of talent get in the way of your ambition." Holy fuck this is the exact advice i needed right now.
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@stalin__did__nothingwrong · 2 years ago (edited)
'nothing is at stake so just do it' is so profoundly reassuring that it almost feels stupid. something i've been trying to process and have been needing to hear for a long time. what a fantastically cool and insightful and down to earth guy.
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@greggunther · 2 years ago
Clearly this guy is an actual artist and understands the creative process of making and learning how to make art. Nice bit of knowledge here.
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@jackkuehneman9300 · 2 years ago
For the first time in the history of YouTube, my algorithm feeds me something actually useful
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@CamilleSmisek-gi8xe · 2 years ago
I have been drawing ever since i could hold a pencil and this dudes every word is exactly correct. Well worded to understand the process. Just do it no excuses. You WILL surprise yourself. Get out of your criticism of yourself and just get it done and judge it later. It really does suck when it doesnt turn out like you wanted but most of the time its better. I take years hiatuses because i want to create only absolute masterpieces. Dont do that. Just put lines to paper!
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@Soco_oh · 2 years ago
new art dad acquired what a cool dude
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@chimedemon · 2 years ago
Holy fuck this is exactly how I feel when I draw. Like I’ve seen so many “here’s how YOU can get out of YOUR Artist block!” but this is so genuine and real that it’s unbelievable
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@Monkey-fv2km · 2 years ago
I don’t think I’ve ever heard my own experience put so clearly into words.
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@daragonart · 2 years ago
This video is awakening my inner spark. I've had so much bad luck for years and sat on ideas I have been afraid to execute because they would never meet my expectations. But they NEVER will, because the hype builds in my head the longer I don't JUST MAKE IT!
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@thewholething430 · 2 years ago
I dont think ive ever been truly happy about something ive drawn or painted. It'll get praise from people who ask to see it, but all i can see is small mistakes or wishing I went about it a different way. I'm sure this is a decent way to improve, more so than being complacent thinking everything i draw is gold.
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@somedudeok1451 · 2 years ago (edited)
Yesterday I had a discussion with my brother, who studied graphical art, about AI in art. And I was very surprised that he apparently thinks that using AI to speed up the entire process of creation on every level is a great thing. And then I listen to this interview and I can't shake the feeling that, maybe my brother, despite having a degree in this stuff, doesn't actually know what art is. A chilling thought when you think about the implications it might have for broader humanity.
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