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I'm very glad~!

Everybody has their weaknesses. For me it's drawing the cat ears! Keep on practicing and comparing closely with reference images, and you'll improve, for sure!

@@Mink-tDR thanks! And i love your art btw :]

Glad that it was helpful to you! I uploaded my research sheet here: www.deviantart.com/mink-tdr/art/Cats-Research-Sheet-790990260

You're welcome! And I fully agree, cats are really fun to draw, in all sorts of styles~

I mean loafing

Glad you like the little guy

Thank you~

Thank you~

Glad you liked it! And I do want to make more cat related videos in the future. Can't say how long it is going to take though

I'm glad that you like my videos! And I don't quite understand what your request is. If you are asking for permission, then that is not required at all. I don't own a copyright to that hairstyle. Rose Quartz' character design is Cartoon Network's property, but copying just one part of it, like the hairstyle, should be no problem.

@@Mink-tDR what I’m requesting or trying to say is that I have an idea for a character, how I want it to look the art style, and what things I need to make it a unique character. Ig what I’m asking is if you can possibly make my idea actually make it to paper and see what it could potentially look like. I want the character to have big puffy hair almost like rose quarts has it.( because I hopefully get to make a full cartoon with said character)

@@mvvm0 Oh, so you want >me< to make a sketch for you? Well, for any kind of commissions, even if it's small sketch commissions, you can check out my commission sheet: tinyurl.com/mink-commissions

Thank you! I appreciate it~

Thank you~

I'm glad that my video and my approach to making tutorials was useful to you

That makes me glad

NO U

There are some significant differences in how reference images are processed through machine learning, compared to through our human brains. Sure... images go in -> "art" comes out. That is basically the same for both sides. What happens in-between is the key though. And also the ability to trace it back to the original references, which is not possible for an AI generator, since the reference images themselves are not saved in the neural network, but just pixel patterns and word associations. Especially legally and ethically that is of huge importance. Saying that it is the same thing is a huge oversimplification, and I would even say just straight up incorrect.

Thank you!

Huh, whatever is in the scene should not really matter, weird. Oh, and the zoom issue could be perhaps because changing the zoom level also changes the window name, therefore messing up the scene switcher? I know that at least some programs like Photoshop do that.

@@Mink-tDR Yeah I could have made a mistake somewhere but once I did get it to automatically pause I couldn't find a workaround for the zooming causing pausing.

@@digitalartsi I am unfortunately not aware of any workarounds for a case like that :/

I dunno. After all these years I still don't understand RUclips's algorithm. But thank you!

Thanks, I appreciate the kind words

Thank you

That's awesome to read! I'm really glad that my animal tutorials are helpful to you

Glad you like it!

Thank you!

You're very welcome

Sorry to read that you are still struggling. Keep in mind that watching tutorials alone will not be enough to improve your skills. Especially if it's only one tutorial. You need to do your own studies and practices too~

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it! And yes, good luck!

Good afternoon! Surprisingly, my speedpaint didn't get a good number of hits. It's a pity, because I tried to show my creation as thoroughly as possible and faster...

You're welcome!

Hahah, yes, that's the reality that I forgot to mention

In terms of copyright you are fine. A pose or angle for let's say a human figure cannot be copyrighted. And you are changing the artwork enough so that it is not a copy of the original that you've been using as reference.

No such function is known to me, sorry

Unfortunately they are not anymore. But I'm glad that you liked my videos! Hope that the cat tutorials are also gonna be helpful to you!

@@Mink-tDR sorry to hear :(( and yes, your explanations are very clear! Thank you so much!

Like I described in the video, in your OBS scene you can have any kind of capture, including display captures. In the list of sources, click on the "add source" button (the little Plus icon), and there you can find it. After that just make sure that Clip Studio Paint is on the correct display.

I like being thorough, even if it means a lot more work for me

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!

Thank you!

I'm glad that you enjoyed my cat tutorial videos! And yes, I am still making videos! I'm actually thinking about making some more short cat tutorials, together with my ongoing series.

​@@Mink-tDR Is that a gray cat watching you draw in the videos? I don't understand the round ears. I have a tuxedo cat! The anatomy details are helpful.

In my FAQ you can find all the hardware and software I use, and more~ tinyurl.com/MinkFAQ

Glad that it was of help