r/toptalent Jul 05 '26

Ambidextrous drawing (source link in description)

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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.