PERSONALIZANDO UN CUBO DE RUBIK CUADRO POR CUADRO | Parte 1 | ArteMaster

Welcome to the Artemaster channel, today I am super happy because we are starting a new series! As you have read in the title, I have a Rubik's Cube here, pre-printed in its box yet, but it is that it will not last much longer intact because we are going to start customizing it. Do you want to see how we are going to do it? Well, pay attention because we started! Well, if you are fans of my channel, you will know that I had a section in which we personalized a keyboard, and if you have not seen it, I highly recommend it. The fact is that with the Rubik's Cube we are going to do something similar, only that as you can see the faces of the Rubik's Cube are of a different color each one, so we are going to be taking advantage of each color face to make a representative character of those colors there. For example, we would fill in the squares and for the blue color I think that, for example, a Sonic would come in handy, since obviously the color that represents Sonic is blue. Well, that's it, it's very simple, we're going to do it today with the yellow face. But first of all, unboxing! Well, yes, correct, this first chapter is going to be on the yellow side. The thing is that I have no idea how to use a Rubik's Cube, so if I start moving the faces, I'm going to mess it up a lot. And then it may be that it stays in a position that I don't know how to put it back as it was. But hey, leaving that aside, let's go to the trouble with the yellow color that character we could start putting in one of the squares. Because I'm not going to make a big drawing in the whole yellow part, but I'm going to make a mini drawing in each small square. And I think you're thinking exactly the same as me, and if I start thinking about a representative character of animated drawings that is yellow, the first thing that comes to mind is Pikachu. So I think there is no discussion, let's start with that one. Here I will be helping myself, of course, with my beautiful Posca, which are multi-surface and always come in handy for this kind of thing. And what's bothering me a bit is that it has that factory varnish, I don't know if I should put a slight sanding on it, just to remove that enamel and make it a little easier to draw there. I'm going to try. I don't think you notice it, but now it is a little more porous, so it will be easier to draw there with a pencil. So now yes, let's put it in. Well, here we have Pikachu, I think it's not bad at all. It looks very yellowish, but this is nothing more than the beginning, because we still have 8 little holes. And which could be the next yellow character? Well, let's see, I actually think of quite a few. Tell me in the comments what characters you can think of right now in yellow. And I think that if there is a fairly representative character in yellow after Pikachu, it could be, for example, SpongeBob. And yes, I really think it deserves a space in one of these 8 remaining holes. So let's not talk anymore, then, let's continue customizing this great Rubik's Cube. Well, here we have Mr. SpongeBob. The truth is that little joke, it has become a little complicated for me, huh? If I always tell you, drawing in such a small way is quite complicated. You are there with this tiny brush trying to do details, I need a magnifying glass. But in the end I do like how it has turned out, we already have the second square here. And yes, the time has come that you were all waiting for. Artemaster, do your thing. And yes, maybe it would not be the super representative of this character. But I think that in the yellow parts nobody is going to complain if I do this here, right? Indeed, I think it would be quite good to make a Goku Super Saiyan. I don't think any of you are going to complain about this decision. So let's go for it. And we are also going to put our friend in the Rubik's Cube. Well, there we have it, this Goku Super Saiyan. The truth is that making such complex faces is a bit difficult, but it is truly worth it. I have loved how it is looking at the moment, but it has a truly critical moment. And it is not because of the drawing that we are going to put there in the little square, but because I am going to put another representative character of the yellow color there, and it cannot be other than Homer Simpson. And the problem is the same as always, it says Homer or it says Homero. Let the battle begin in the comments. Nah, it's a joke, it's being respectful. This channel is family friendly. Well, that said, we still have a lot of spaces left here, and the next one is going to be Homer, in Spain. Let's go for it. Homer Simpson ready? I don't know why, but whenever I draw Homer, it gets a little complicated for me. And I really like the idea that we have had of making everything yellow, because the truth is that it is looking super cool. And at this precise moment, we still have 5 yellow holes to fill, and it occurs to me that maybe we could put Naruto, in which everything comes out with a yellow glow. The more yellowish, the better. So that said, let's also put a little Naruto there. Well, there we also have Naruto. It took me a lot to detail it, so now we are going to go for a slightly simpler character. And the fact is that I was uploading here an advance of this same video to TikTok. I'm customizing this ruby cube, square by square, with drawings, and I need your help. And well, the first thing I do is make the base of the color, and then I start to give it the outline. And so they were the first two, but... Tell me what yellow character has to go in the next square. And the fact is that many of you have wanted me to make a minion in one of the squares. There we have a comment. Over there, another from the great D. Manuel. Over here, Andrés also tells us a minion. And well, yes, I think it's a very good idea to make a minion in one of the squares, so without further ado, let's go with it. Super good, there we have the minion steward. I think it's not bad at all. And now the issue is... What has to be the next yellow square? And I want a simple one, and I think it could be pretty good to make Jake the dog. Which I also know that many of you love. I think we're going to put it here next to Bob Esponja. So, without further ado, let's continue making this Rubik's Cube. Well, one more in the collection of yellow squares, Jake the dog, and we already have this yellow face very, very close to being finished. What happens is that I have a problem, and it is that when it comes to drawing the ones on the right, it gets much more complicated for me, because, since I don't have a support, that is, if I'm drawing here on top, I don't have a support in my hand to make the strokes better. However, in the ones on the left, I do have a little support, okay? With the little finger. So, when I'm drawing the ones on the right, well, it's like my hand stays in the air, and it's much more difficult to draw and do everything. Having said that, I think we're going to do the middle one first. And I just remembered a character that I saw when I was little, called Winnie the Pooh, which was basically of children's drawings, and it's a little yellow bear. Tell me, the youngest followers of the channel, if you knew Winnie the Pooh. Old people like me, of course. So, well, that said, let's go with that Winnie the Pooh. Winnie the Pooh ready too, simple, but I think, in my opinion, that it couldn't be missing. And to finish, I think we're going to close with something very simple, but which is also very representative of the yellow color. And it's that if I tell you Pac-Man, automatically you get that yellow ball. And I think it's going to be perfect to close the video, because if you look at it, we don't have any video games either. So, that said, let's finish this Rubik's Cube, the yellow part, with Pac-Man. There is also our Pac-Man. And I'm really very happy with how this first part of yellow has turned out. Comment which one you want the next face to be, if green, red, blue, orange or white. And also the characters that I should put on each face of color. I hope you enjoyed this first part detuning, customizing a Rubik's Cube. There we have the drawings up close. Tell me which one you like the most. And for today I say goodbye. Tell me if you want me to continue this series, I will be delighted. Always keep drawing and we'll see you very soon in the next video.