6 Habits for Good Line Quality

Here is where the angst comes in. Some YT artists promote "loose" and "short, scratchy line" drawings especially when talking about "line and wash".
Next, some advocate using pencil for the initial drawing, then going over those lines with ink. Then out comes the eraser to remove all the pencil lines.
Sigh. Confusing to anyone just entering this realm. Proko, obviously has a different POV.

You're goated for this man, thanks a bunch!

Takeaway from this is “to not move your hand faster than your brain can think!”

Man ,ive been forming this bad habit for ...9 years 😅 its really hard breaking it

Thanks for some of your lessons free it really helps

this video just changed my life. using arm drawing revealed to me something I never understood I was doing wrong. my handwriting literally improves by using my arm for writing over my wrist. THANK YOU SO MUCH. MY DRAWING HAS IMPROVED DRASTICALLY WITHIN HOURS. ACTUALLY A MAGIC TRICK

ive been drawing and do commissions for like 4yrs and i think i really need this channel lol

Я занадто багато малював пальцями, або не повними рухами руки. Важко буде перевчитися 😂

Thank you brother!!

every new artist should see this

Great!

"Don't move your hand faster than your brain can think."
That's about the story of my life...

this channel is purely clickbait for tiktok kids.
i legit dunno what i expected lmao

Thanks for this vid I learned something.

Thank you

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Inspired ❤❤❤

My arm shakes so much, trying to draw lines at any non break neck pace

I never watched your long form videos, so I never knew how useful they are, wow
This is only the first video I've seen, and I feel like my brain just got injected with so much informations and knowledge, and I'm so inspired and full of uhh, this word that I forgot
I guess it was passion but I'm not sure what passion even mean so
ANYWAYS just thought that this video was GREAT and I'll definitely be taking advice for it in my practice and always give credit to who I'm learning from💕

Very helpful! You earned my sub!

Appreciate the explanations!

POV: you clicked the short

Apart from lines what other things are there in learning drwaing or sketching?

This is the most useful tutorial about line quality I've found so far!

Idk I have extremely shaky hands that go back and forth between being in pain and not. I twitch pretty badly out of nowhere sometimes. Sketch lines are about all I can do

Great explanations, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

I just improved my throwing technique. 4 feet now!!!

What do you call the artstyle for drawing that ogre?

There are no bad habits in art.

How to hold the pencil

these are great advices to people studying to be tattoo artists as well

the speed of the stroke is super helpful, i try too fast, im more comfortable slower but i need to be more deliberate at that point, which is kinda hard

thank you very much

Não deixe sua mão mais rápida que o cérebro.

me watching this like i actually do lineart on most of my drawings

I have no idea how to draw, and just started wanting to, does anyone have some video suggestions?

This channel is priceless, been drawing for 25 years and my crappy drawings are turning at least 50% better since i started to follow Proko, it's like infomercial product type results but real 😅😊

Rotate your paper is very important. I learned this from my grade school art teach 40 years ago.
My 10 year old self being a lefty had issues with getting good lines.
He was super helpful. This one thing has always been a big help. And now with apps like procreate rotation is easy.

Ty

What is the name of the pencil grip that professional artists use?

dude look like James maddison

This is amazing ! Thank you so much ! I can't believe it, it's such a simple tip but how much my art has changed, right after the video I tried it and I'm shocked, I draw much better !!!!.

Hallo, I really appreciate all your videos, thank you very much ☺😊

He is the art teacher that i actually expect to be my actual teacher, loves to joke in the middle of the learning session

"Don't move your hand faster than your brain can think" is exactly my problem and no one has put it into words until now

I just hate the first set of mistakes. One is being too careful, the other is just 'lets get it over more or less'. It is a question of confidence. After you have mastered gestural guide, it helps with quick renderings falling into place.

Because i paint miniatures, I haven't been using my whole arm to draw lines! This helped set off some lightbulbs in my brain, thank you!