🤫 THE SECRET RULE TO LEARN DRAWING FASTER

Summary by Krater

The video explains how to apply the 80/20 Pareto principle to art learning and studying, showing two learning methods called the Explorer's Path and the Dealer's Path.

From the video

Answers: How can I use the 80/20 rule to learn art faster?

• Pareto principle in art
• 80/20 rule for learning speed
• The Explorer's Path study method
• The Dealer's Path study method
• Efficient art practice techniques

What it concludes

• For any outcome, 20% of the effort is responsible for 80% of the result.
• Quality over quantity applies when studying, allowing you to achieve great results faster with less time invested.
• The Explorer's Path involves jumping into drawing without preparation and figuring out how to complete the task as you hit obstacles.
• The Dealer's Path involves studying things that can be applied in multiple scenarios, cutting practice time in half.
• Practicing fundamentals like gesture drawing and anatomy allows you to draw characters, monsters, creatures, and animals easily.
• Focusing on the 20% of content that delivers the most benefits improves productivity and speeds up learning.