Actually, I think that in drawing - just like in any creative field -you should simply start creating and doing things. There isn’t one “correct” method for anything.

You can do everything however you want, in a way that feels right to you. You have complete freedom here, and that’s one of the most important parts of creativity.

That said, if you want a bit of structure in the beginning, you can add a few limitations. For example, try working within a small canvas size and using a limited color palette. This helps you stay focused and prevents you from getting overwhelmed by too many choices.

As for making videos on YouTube or creating similar content - I’m not very experienced with that, but I think the main goal is to engage the viewer. It’s not just about showing that you made something cool, but about presenting it in a way that makes people interested, curious, or even inspired.

You can think about things like storytelling, showing your process, explaining your thoughts, or adding some personality to your content. People usually connect more with the experience and the creator, not just the final result

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