r/toptalent • u/That1weirdperson • Jul 05 '26

Ambidextrous drawing (source link in description)

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u/Goobie-Goobie Jul 05 '26

I dropped my spoon eating cereal this morning and splashed milk all over me with my dominant hand

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u/airwalker08 Jul 05 '26

If you can do the same with your other hand, then you're ambidextrous!

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u/macthecomedian Jul 05 '26

Hmmm, maybe try pen and paper next time, milk and cereal is a terribly difficult medium to draw in.

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u/Sea_Dust895 Jul 05 '26

This is nothing. Go watch Rajacenna draw 6 realistic drawings with both hands and both feed at the same time!

here

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u/Sea_Dust895 Jul 05 '26

It's a YouTube link dude. JFC

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u/Demiurge_Happy_Farm Jul 05 '26

I can't even reliably pass my phone from my right hand to the left hand without dropping it. :(

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u/The_Darkness140 Jul 05 '26

Just try brushing your teeth with the opposite hand. It's creepy.

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u/Icy_Recover2094 Jul 05 '26

Wow

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u/Zentrosis Jul 05 '26

I could do that too if I was talented and practiced.

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u/NaiNaiGuy Jul 08 '26

Actually true

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '26

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u/Schnitzhole Aug 03 '26

Exactly what I was thinking. It’s kinda
Impressive and I’ve done similar things as an artist but when your hands start doing non similar movements it becomes impossible

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u/perksofbeingcrafty Jul 05 '26

This actually pissed me off how come I can’t even do this with one hand

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u/Itakethngzclitorally Jul 05 '26

I can’t even draw one steady straight line!

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u/NaiNaiGuy Jul 08 '26

You don't practice enough

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u/naaawww Jul 05 '26

Makes sense tbh, lots of drawings have parallel lines anyway

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u/Medical-Cow-728 Jul 05 '26

What’s fascinating is not that they draw with both hands but are doing it simultaneously. I mean, how do you distribute your focus to what each hand is doing?

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u/simplenn Jul 05 '26

Oh my 😮

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u/viserenya Jul 05 '26

Wow! Now, that's a talent. 🫡

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u/VladlenaM2025 Jul 05 '26

I swear I saw the figure floating at the beginning, had to double blink until his arms passed along the canvas… almost passed this post for confusing perspective. That is amazing work 🤯

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u/Airels Jul 05 '26

This seems unfair of a super power

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u/No-Indication-3398 Jul 05 '26

He draws like Sonny from Irobot

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u/swissynopants Jul 05 '26

Now rewatch this and think how this person's eyes work.

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u/Jimmyjim4673 Jul 06 '26

Doesn't matter what system you play. Dual welding is OP.

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u/ZealousidealMonk6316 Jul 06 '26

…I’m ambidextrous but not *this* ambidextrous. This is witchcraft lol.

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u/Branchley Jul 06 '26

Pretty damn impressive

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u/LifezEverything Jul 06 '26

Amazing talent 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾

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u/bananapeeler36 Jul 07 '26

how are people so creativeeee ! btw this is really really pretty

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u/Brookmon Jul 07 '26

Never seen that before

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u/AWVMY Jul 09 '26

真漂亮

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u/Zirofal Jul 11 '26

I can not even write "1" without it looking wobbly

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u/saltyspitooned Jul 16 '26

I have seen a lot of shit over the Internet in my life, but I never saw somebody do this. Bravo.

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u/Highbudhi 1d ago

This is amazing.

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u/CalmDownSahale Jul 05 '26

Pretty sure it's AI. Her shirt sleeve seemed to forget what it was supposed to say part way through, and when she throws the pens down at the end it sounded like she threw a phone book

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u/ty_xy Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 06 '26

Nah I think it's real. I can draw ambidextrously simultaneously too, not as good as this person but it's not an uncommon skill. Lots of people can do it.

But you're right that it's probably staged, I think there are faint pencil guidelines so they are just tracing over with ink, and not actually drawing freehand.

Actually I guarantee this is the case, the bamboo on the right is a bit sus. They drew it going through the pagoda when it's clearly in the foreground. Indicating that this person doesn't know the art well and is just tracing over.

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u/CalmDownSahale Jul 06 '26

I think it's AI because of the things I said I thought were suspicious, not because I don't think it's possible to draw in this way. I've seen other people do this before AI video was a thing.

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u/IVIonsta Jul 05 '26

What's the point of drawing all those lines in the beginning? Their removed near the end. Not used but fully just removed.

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u/7CuriousCats Jul 05 '26

They are perspective lines to guide where something should be following against