Idk I really like him, he reminds me of my rigging teacher. Which is weird, because seeing his title I was really expecting to feel demotivated, like i was berated by a teacher (I’ve avoided his video for month because of this, YouTube kept recommending them) but that’s not what you get out of him at all. But god damn do I feel pumped after watching any of his video. He’s kind of a weird teacher in that he’s doing more “random” art stuff, and he focuses on animation rather than illustration. The angry dude with the broken cigarette who’s name I can’t remember also has a huge ability to make me want to draw. His drawing might be “less” good, but he has a simplified approach to anatomy and I feel like the way he explains really makes you understand the relation between everything (which is what i prefer) and since his video are so long but kinda in depth you want and have time to and practice alongside him. I know he’s not posting much anymore (edit: ah, apparently he is) but I much preferred sycra. I enjoy some of his vloggy talk video, but for anatomy like fucking muscles course not so much. Gesture Portrait Painting Teach: Head Drawing Fundamentals Teach: 20 Minute Lay-ins. It's more than worth it.He said himself on some video (the ones where he talk with that other dude) that he regret doing the anatomy course first instead of the basics Quicksketch Figure Drawing Art of the Caricature. Really though, with software this versatile and polished, you really should throw them a few bucks if you pick it up.
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