Am i retarded wtf is this nigga on
>>7921815he is saying your arm always makes a v shape
>>7921815context? is there a graphic or something
>>7921821huston, i closed the .pdf so i can't find the graphic but it was a bunch of arms >>7921819why is he so oblique
>infinitely more progress in one year than I had in 7my life is a complete failure>pywabsolutely not
>>7920690howaboutism won't help your case.those are clearly ngmi beglets. the imporvement shown here is what you expect from any competent artist. no, it's not crazy improvement, it's expected improvement.
>>7917133can they actually construct that anime girl in any angle or can they only draw over 3d models and then abuse liquefy to fix it after?
>>7921555If you watch his latest videos he seems to be effective in identifying where he's falling short and addressing it, though most of his work until recently was just interpolation of existing anime girl drawings.
>>7920590All progress is good progress.
>>7921696nobody said the contrary
Why you should not trust youtube shills:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH1WEYF8rlAhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Twy5Wo8m284Do not worry pressure levels. 1024 is more than enough.Remember to ignore all chinese shills. They often post paid twitter promos from random artists. It's all shilling, ignore it.Recommended tablets:>Screenless:Used Intuos 3, 4, 5, Pro, One by Wacom>Display:Small (10-11"): Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 LiteMedium (12-16"): Samsung Galaxy Tab S8/S9 Ultra, used iPad Pro 12.9" Gen 1-5Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>7921794*And by functionality, I mean the buttons and general use of the tablet itself. I haven't tested the software that's bundled for it on Windows since I use open source alternatives like Krita or Gimp.
>>7919310sounds a bit overpriced. i got mine for $250it's a bit outdated by modern standards. only dvi input, kinda bad colors.
22 or 16 incher
>>7922645I think 16 would be best. Look in the mirror and ask yourself "can i handle additional 6 inches?". Most likely not if you're normal, bigger sizes are for pros or those who want a challenge.
>>7922645Even a 13 inch at 1080p is fine. Just make sure it's 60 Hz at the very least.
do any of you guys got refs where the sillohuete is well defined and accentuated? i wanna figure out my line weight and tried with birbs like in picrel but I dont think they are good for what I'm trying to do
>>7921007>>7921008no but i like your birbs
>>7921281This
>>7921281>>7921321Thank you kindly anons
>>7921007what pen/brush are you using? nice birbs btw
>>7921714Tombow Fudenosuke Soft Pen Brush
Dumping the first chapter here You can read the 9 chapter here: https://altarusia.thecomicseries.com/archive/
>>7919897oh right you wrote "finished"- then this proves you can draw.any art higher then "it works" is unneccessary- dont waste time creating things rather then learning how to be meaninful, and then improve both.Crab: Remember the time you will waste not fullfiling your inspirational ideas, only to have them pile up and forgotten, in bad cases.
>>7918115This was a big one for me, too.One of the things I notice a lot with people's stories is "page bloat". This usually comes about because the person lacks a close relationship with the length of the story... sometimes this can happen because the scope in your head gets messed up especially when you are working on something slowly for a very long time off and on which you said was the situation. The story doesn't have many plot beats, yet for as few plot beats as there are there is tons and tons of exposition. It's a story which could have easily been cut from the hundred ish pages down at least half.One last thing about short stories like this is that you do yourself a disservice by opening with world exposition. Consider a question, something that makes your reader think or wonder, or even another story within your story. Imagine you were telling this to some people around a campfire. How would you keep their attention?That's all I have to say, hope your next one is even better.
>>7919933disagree. im the one above you. campfire stories ARE BAD! you shouldn't try drawing something for engagement; for reading as entertainment that can be read through in one piece. Insteadcreate some meaningful thought, knowledge or depiction of reality-story. something that has an actual thing to see or learn; not the entertainment first- the truth first. The approach you suggest is entertainment first, which is slop-creating-advice.western adventure stories are also slop.campfire stories are also slop.dont create something merely for entertainment, but for context, at least. YOU, the creator, or something you are trying to follow, should be the central point of this story- even oda has had his story where he made it up- himself. where he did it in his style. and while this is very complicated to do right, it is what i mean. about yourself, or about something better (like humanity, a concept, a country, or things that exist)"hope the next one is even better"; i think it should be good, but not just another product that exists. all of your quality, "good things" and advices dont lead to the actual good story at all. they lead to repetition and common things that have been proven to be workable. if you want another bloat thing, this is it. this is bloat, what you advise is bloat, just not page bloat, but project and art skill bloat. you literally try to follow THEM, rather then honing your own feeling of what people should seeEITHER YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING BEFORE YOU EVEN GOT ADVICE, OR YOU SHOULD NOT CREATE ANYTHING AT ALL!!! IF YOU WANT TO FOLLOW OTHERS ADVICE, JUST LET AI DO THIS. WE DONT NEED ANOTHER MILLION STUDENTS WHO RECREATE THE SAME STEPS OVER AND OVER. THIS ISNT ADVANCEMENT- AND ALL WE GET IS THE SAME ERRORS REPEATED MILLIONFOLD.YOU EITHER HAVE THE INTUITION HOW TO DO IT, OR YOU SHOULD NEVER LISTEN TO THE ADVICE OF OTHERS, UNTIL YOU SEE YOU ARE UNABLE TO LIVE ON YOUR OWN- THEN, YES, LISTEN TO OTHERS!i believe in art vision/teaching!
nice, keep it up!
>>7920032You are misinterpreting my words either on purpose, or because you struggle with understanding english, or just dense. My campfire analogy is a suggestion for crafting a hook, an incredibly normal technique anyone can use if they so choose. If you don't want to do this then you're free to ignore it (even though it's not directed towards you) YOU can create stories any way you want so long as you stay true to what YOU want. No one has any obligations to follow my word to the letter here.>even odaOda used every single one of the "slop techniques" you are saying you hate so much and more as a shonen author. Do you think there is somehow no one telling him what to do? He has to sell books and make money.>i think it should be good, but not just another product that existsWhere on God's green earth did you get that this is what I said? Yes I hope he can go on to make more fulfilling, meaningful and beautiful stories because I believe in his potential.>EITHER YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING BEFORE YOU EVEN GOT ADVICE, OR YOU SHOULD NOT CREATE ANYTHING AT ALL!!!I'm not here to tell people what to do. I'm here to say my piece and give some genuine experience based advice, but you seem to have it all figured out. How many pages have you drawn, anon? At least 400, right?
If you are a /beg/inner in art, please use this thread to post pieces for critique or ask for advice.DO NOT REPLY to crabs, nodraws, retards that whine about how hard drawing is or talent debates and instead focus on posted works!>STICKY:Completed: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Vm4IJpq0Mbvb-Krl5_mJ_m6TsC_qjsaN/viewNew collaborative: https://hackmd.io/UMnZVhNITW-T2wZpHw6d0Qw/ic/i: https://sites.google.com/site/ourwici/Hardcore: https://hackmd.io/7k0XRnIQR6SValR77TDfZw?view>WHERE to get study materials>>>/ic/artbook>>>/ic/video>Want to practice figures?quickposes.comComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>7923225kek
new bread>>7923268>>7923268
>not even 200 images>multiple non-art images, memes and shitpostspathetic thread
>>7923183oh boy
>>7923029thanks mang, Im thinking maybe Ill give the bounty huntress firing it a cybernetic bio-prosthetic with a built in shock absorber or something and make it more manageable, I just love wrist wreckers.
Join artists from all over the world in the Drawpile, the Premiere Cross-Board Collaborative Drawing Event. A 9500 x 9500 pixel shared canvas awaits!Drawpile Software: drawpile.net/downloadSession URL: drawfie.com (Sigmatelier canvas)Browser access URL (for iPad/Android):https://drawpile.net/invites/drawfie.com/01jjz94fx2r1w98jqzhdtpkks8?webServer is accessible 24/7Activity can be found throughout most weekdaysBe conscious of the canvas size and considerate of others with the size of your own drawings, try to stick to 100-200% magnification depending on your device's native resolution and the relative complexity of your intended work. Read the room, let's try and get the most out of each theme!Canvas images posted to the thread are .jpg files at 70% scale and 40% quality to meet 4chan's resolution and file size requirements, for high quality raw .png canvas files, use the MEGA archive located here: https://mega.nz/folder/hbAURDBB#htWRoOsPOG30XnMmKV_zNAComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>7917015It wasn't in the mega, I meant to say the one after 3/24/26 but before the current canvas. I liked some of the drawings in there
>>7917341I'll upload it some time today. Maybe around 14-15 hours from now. Sorry, that's just how things are going for me at the moment.
Probably about a week or two before things settle down on my end (I just got home from my big project and it's after 1am). I may be having a hard time keeping up with the thread at the moment but I'd like to say that, gratifyingly, the Drawpile itself is as active as ever. So stop in and leave a little heckin' doodlerino why don't youse?
Test
New theme, old canvas on MEGAhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IfTzEl3QPkU
>Reached a point where I am now using the vitruvian man as a reference pointI am become fancy, I can feel my brain becoming wrinklier, we will make it bros.Now I just need to find a way to keep my alzheimer at bay and actually remember what Im trying to learn
Looking for thoughts/feedback on my comic, ty https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/142933333I'll post the first dozen pages or so here, it's about 130 pages.
>>7917668>I posted a previous version in mmg a year agoThat was it. Ok, I'll check it out.
>>7918785ty>>7918982Please lmk your thoughts>>7918624Ty, done with various flower brushes. Just make the flowers in front larger to give it depth.
>>7908448i enjoyed it a lot anon. Thanks for making it.
>>7919620Thanks for reading!This is a general question to anyone, what were your least enjoyable part + favorite part? I think this feedback will be most helpful.
>>7908448good comic
Post any drawing from your sketchbook. Doesn't matter if it's a doodle or a drawing. All skill levels welcome.I drew Morrigan from Darkstalkers back in 2024. I was high doodling one day and I guess it made me more confident to try something new. I drew this with 0 references or anatomical knowledge. Never reached this Zen state again sadly.
>>7920230>Nothing is originalthats not entirely true and coming up with an idea on your own only to discover later someone else thought of it as well isnt as bad. makes you feel connected to some form of collective subconcious. every new human face is original. every snowflake is. they might look the same to someone like you but they arent. therefore that anons drawing is original just by virtue of being done by him at that time in that way.
>>7908072Very nice, OP. Much sovl.Question for the thread. How do you get a sketch to look 'finished' and not like it's just a random scribble?
My Steamboat Willie, now that it's public domain. (Yes it sucks):D
new character
>>7918004Thanks, anon!
>4Chan being 4Chan >Lol
>>7919677it's funny how it's like "imagination not found"
>>7919677Based AI chads destroying the virgin artist. Imagine spending years of your life learning to draw like some chump.
>>7919307>4ChanRetarded nigger
>7919677>7919843samefag here often curryman...
>>7920764Ayo you're missing another > I want some (You)'s
This artist said that switching pens made drawing easier. What's your favorite brush?
>>7919859stop throwing around the term unforgiving when you are referring to digital media. you come across like a moron.
>>7916485>excusesHe was just making a joke anon...
>>7916460The power to undo is a curse, it makes harder for you to improve.
>>7919892why are you mean?
>>7920710too much unforgiving media
So drawing hands is the most difficult thing for most, if not all, artists.If I switch to exclusively training and studying hands for a year or two, anything else should become easy to do.Basically the opposite of only drawing anime faces.
good hands are all about design, especially if you are yoloing it without reference.Look at how disney artists draw their hands they typically group the fingers together.
feet are worse than hands.
>>7916450Did the story change? I thought it was just him making dirty jokes and people being overly sensitive.
>>7916450I tried to ask google if there was any story here and it said you're a mad, projecting crab
>>7914499Drawing realistic guns was infinitely harder than drawing realistic hands for me
Drawing Courses for beginners are made maliciously to farm cash from beginners because they are the biggest market.
>>7902329See a need. Fill a need
>>7903996Trvth nuke Kim Jung Gi
How should someone actually learn to draw from scratch?
>>7920221>figure out what you want to do as your goal>attempt your goal>figure out why your attempt is shit>pick one really clearly shit thing about it>try to improve that with study and simpler/isolated exercise work>attempt your goal again>figure out if the same thing is still just as shit or if you've gotten better>if just as bad, go back to your exercises>if not that bad, pick another thing that's clearly shit and do the same for that>repeat and gradually start combining exercises to test multiple things at onceIt's really the same for self-teaching any skill, just do this over and over. Use whatever sudy materials answer the questions you have and get you small, visible results. Always keep your goal in mind.
>>7919031Kanna sex
Is this book any good?
>>7917797it has good content, studying intelligently the images alone, and applying the content, will benefit you. we're talking 100s hours of work though.however in my opinion, to best profit from that kind of book, you need to either have a fierce passion for drawing, or have someone willing to guide you, or already have a least a well-trained eye and plenty of critical thinking and motivation.I mean, drawing is a sophisticated skill
>>7917797It's a good book, but as far as I know, there isn't an english version (there is an unreadable AI translated one)