How to Fill a Sketchbook Like Peter Han

Hello Mr. Peter Han, I want to ask how to learn to draw autodidactically to make like you, how do you do it?

We have same interests as artists and the story was entertaining and charismatic

And now imagine buying a paperback original copy of this book is 550 dollars

Crazy work and Enthusiasm!!

I think my favourite line, is, “when in doubt, draw Godzilla “. I will definitely be using that one!!! 😍🤩☺️👍

Why he looks like Faizal Agung

it makes me sad knowing that I will never be that good

This was a very insightful video into the process of how Peter draws. I feel like he has the same energy as me where I gravitate to a different subject every ten seconds and need to draw it to death. I'mma try going to more museums that aren't just art ones and make a day just drawing what I see.

This is soo inspiring

I think these sketchbooks are just unbelievably cool! It's such an incredible way of drawing, I would love to be able to do it myself. I keep practicing. I know that I can do it but I keep forgetting that I have to draw because of all the stress of everyday life... It always inspires me like crazy when I see videos like this!!! Thank you for the fascinating presentation of these books!

Chef kiss

The level of talent on display in this video is mind-blowing! The lines are so clean, the "sketches" from imagination are flawless and the sheer amount of great images is breathtaking. Bravo! I couldn't imagine being anywhere near this level of skill but it does inspire to keep putting the hours in.

Peter is amazing

he looks like tianyou zhao

Wonderful graphic work, I wish I had the time, the tranquility, the imagination to do something similar, but, I have to work around here...greetings from Chile, master!!

I took my first ever "Drawing course" with Peter many years ago, today I am a professional concept artist with experience in AAA Games, Films and Animation Projects and also a 5 year professional art teacher online, which I also got inspired by Peter and Anthony Jones (another greate Mentor) . I cant thank Peter enough for the amazing knowledge he gave us during his class, but mainly with his great advice on the last class, saying that we still had to take serious perspective classes if possible, to aldo read "how to draw" by Scott Robertson, and other advice on "where to persue more art knowledge". Without him and without that specific guidance in during the last class of his course, I wouldnt have had the oportunity to work as a concept artist, nor to be an art teacher which I love to death although I find teaching harder since you have to speak and explain every single step while drawing, but I still love it.

Thank you Proko for all the amazing videos and to always bring Peter back to this channel, he is, by FAR, one of the FEW real high level art teachers that truly focus on teaching really scientific and detailed fundamentals in our western education, as well as Proko content of course, which is also top tier education.

For anyone scared of becoming an artist, scared of maybe "not having the talent", please dont listen to the negative thoughts and doubts of our mind (trust me, we all doubt ourselves during the entire process of learning), just trust Peter and the other amazing mentors in these community, put the work, love the process and, one day, it will come, one day, you will be impressed to see that your skills are beyond what you ever imagined. I started at 23 years old with 0 skills, 0 experience, and now at 28 working as a professional in this beautiful industry.

Wish you all the best of luck, and again, thank you Peter for your guidance, you are a legend <3

It's funny that what Peter describes as "oh, I just did this, went there, and I had a piece of bark so I sketched on this" for me is ultimate goal of what I want to be able to draw in the future. I have a question though. For a beginner, I find it very calming with practicing perspective, drawing boxes and exercises for fundamentals, but I know that I should also balance it out with "just sketching" to start getting used to practicing references. Do You have any advice how to divide this? Is there any indicator that "I got the foundation good enough so I should start drawing things"? And how to go from A to B? Should I try to copy others first to get idea of proportions and how it all goes together? Or maybe build on top of the fundamentals and start from the box and draw something out of it?

wow im bad at drawing

Every line this dude draws is 🔥

So cool, very inspiring ❤️

Not me screenshoting 😂😂😂

That's an excellent video! Thanks both of you for it. The first sketchbook looks amazing. I will watch it in parts :)

what a brilliant mind

have you ever met nerdforge? just curios

Ok im terrible at drawing

Take my money! I want that book! I love this!

I cannot understate how inspiring I found this video, & Peter's process! Very cool video, Proko Sensei :D

He's amazing, I loved his work ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks for the idea! :)

Damn, his art is a lifestyle!

Plp from art center are crazy good man

loved it❤

I love Peter Han's work so much, he is one my favorite artists. The way his art flows, the dynamics of the lines, values, textures, everything. I was in awe during the whole video.

I want some of these as prints!

Went to high school w pete

Pure inspiration

love this video

Go Blazers!!!

I love the story with The Five Brothers!

Its like when aokiji first meets the straw hats and casually shows the difference in skill🥶

homie shows us the wildest drawings and says, observation. i think he does some crazy shrooms before drawing guys.

Really loving all of these sketchbooking videos! Would love to see more/a playlist for all of them ❤️

so much good info for free on this channel

can anyone tell me what sketchbook 9 is call. i know its a traveling sketching book, but i really wanna know how the brand is called or where he got it. i am looking for that specific one.