PRACTICE LESS, IMPROVE FASTER (at drawing) | YTartschool

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• YT

  @YTartschool · 1 year ago · pinned

  Anybody in the 80h/day club seeing poor results? Try this system 😘

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• SA

  @Safehopefully · 1 year ago

  I normally try to draw at minimum 30hrs a day

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• ST

  @StevenZephyc · 1 year ago

  for anyone needs a copy:<br><br>Part 1 The Practice Blueprint <br>Phase 1 Beginner: <br>1. Copy what you see (from life or reference) <br>2. Study fundamentals (of what you copied) <br>3. Practice from imagination <br>Phase 2 Advanced: <br>1. Construct what you observe (analysis first) <br>2. Study fundamentals <br>3. Practice from imagination <br> <br>Part 2 The Brain Hacks <br>1. Create urgency (urgency help you remember better). Teach what you learn. Go public with your goals. Risk something like placing a bet or make a deal with your goal. Create a visual goal with a countdown timer. <br>2. Deliberate Studies. Zero distractions(low volume instrumental at most). Acquire a structured study that goes from simple to complex. <br> <br>Part 3 The focus Method. <br>20 percent of theory gives 80 percet of result. Identify the most important skills (such as simple body constructions). Master fundementals first.

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• OD

  @Odendr0n · 1 year ago

  The fact that he uploaded this right when I needed it.

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• KE

  @kelsors · 1 year ago

  Another piece of this puzzle is sleep! Sleep sends everything you learn to long term memory so high quality and consistent sleep is crucial for solidifying your learning.

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• VO

  @VoidTela · 1 year ago

  at highschool I&apos;d spend long periods of time without drawing, being busy and tired, but I&apos;d always keep consuming other people&apos;s art and observing how people drew things I had a hard time with, I remember spending 6 months without drawing anything and then when I grabbed the pencil again I was able to draw hands better by remembering how other artists did it

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• IT

  @itanchiro5524 · 1 year ago

  The fact that Marc keeps making the same videos over time but every time he shows and tells &nbsp;us better versions of the previous ones proves it right

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• PO

  @poloshirtsamurai · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfWl24dSFTs&amp;t=259">4:19</a> When I was starting, I used to call this stage &quot;Draw like your life depended on it&quot;

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• PE

  @Pen-tabgraphite · 1 year ago

  The steps to help you<br>(Phase 1)<br>1. Copy what you see<br>2. Study fundementals<br>3. Practice from imagination<br>(Phase 2)<br>1. Construct what you observe<br>2. Study fundementals of what you see<br>3. Practice from imagination<br><b>Thank you</b>

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• AM

  @amethystsumah5384 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Wow this comes just at the right time in my artistic journey! I recently realized I needed to structure my learning more, and that actually studying is a skill I was never taught and never spontaneously developped because the structure of the education I went through never made it a need.<br><br>Merci beaucoup de ton partage de ces techniques secrètes qui devraient vraiment ne pas l’être parce que c’est une pièce du puzzle tellement essentielle!

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• KA

  @kawaiiochibichan · 8 months ago

  Oh! I&apos;m always doing this since, usually, I&apos;m already exhausted after work. Like, just staring at a human anatomy drawing, dynamic pose, etc, trace it w/ my eyes n try to draw it inside my brain while commuting. &nbsp;It always gives me a wow feeling when I&apos;m able to pull it for real despite not having any time to practise. Also, I&apos;m quite an adrenaline junkie, I set my time to be able to finish at least 4-6 pages of a manga within 4-8hours. I don&apos;t punish myself if I fail, though, but I always keep in my mind that there won&apos;t be any new book if I miss the printing company deadline LOL

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• MI

  @MidnightLoves2draw · 1 year ago

  “80 hours a day” made me laugh so hard

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