some anatomy practice Any thing I can work on?
>anatomy practice>doesn't draw muscles and skeletoncopying a reference is not "anatomy practice" anon
>>5687202You gotta work on those legs man
>>5687202How about don't create new threads and post in /beg/ instead?>Any thing I can work on?Anatomy, structure, form, line quality, perspective. Literally everything. I don't understand what you permabeg retards are looking for with these posts.Just look at her right arm. What even is that? I understand that this is probably your first time "practicing anatomy", but what is that blob of a palm? What is that elbow? What is that forearm? Are you even trying, or are you just copying what you see from a picture? That's what you are doing right?How about you pick up an anatomy book and learn what's beneath the skin first instead of fucking guessing what there is?NGMI 100%.
>he skipped leg day AGAIN
*insert pornstar bame* + nakedThere you go cooker hundreds of pics at disposal, you can even learn a bit of perspective in the videos when they shoot sone weird angles
look at those lines
>>5684030I mean, that’s really a shit ton of practice and figuring out how to improve when your drawings don’t turn out the way you intended.
>>5683367>>names all Commie Russian or ((()))Russians from that time period were exceptional artists so I don't see the problem with naming them because of their exceptional abilities.Not only is Ferenc Pinter a great artist who has inspired many of my favorite concept artist / instagram artists, he has an unique style and symplification of the human form and it's rendering.Michael Leonard it's probably one of the best artist who are still alive, he has great composition and great simplification.J.C. Leyendecker, unlike most people I'm not a huge fan of his style, he's still far superior to Rockwell and studying his paintings has helped me in various ways, specifically rendering. And lastly Eduard Thöny , not only is his art great for learning exageration, composition and simplification, Hitler included Eduard Thöny in the "Gottbegnadeten-Liste". So I'm not sure why you felt the need to post your silly jewish marks, you subhuman, uncultured, inbred, beg.Neck it.
>>5684823It's all the same PDFs and yes it's the same dossier files from the course.
>>5668692Average Slavic hands
You do realize most of these are traced over much rougher drawings, right? Sometimes tens of thumbnails, then enlarged with a projector, then traced and re-traced numerous times. Confident lines are the last thing, only possible once the volumes and composition were slaved over. Don't jump out the window just yet, ok?
What the fuck is wrong with the krita developers? Just redownloaded it after a couple of months and every brush lags. It seems that they changed the default settings to make them lag since a weird circle now appears around them when you go to start a line. It only lags and is invisible at the start of a line. WTF is this and how do I turn it off.
>>5684029Turn off the stabilizer
>>5684029lol filtered by stabilizer
>>5684033>using proprietary software
>>5684029>weird circle now appears around them when you go to start a lineAnon you turned on the stabilizer, check the tool options
>>5684029Give up if you can't even use a computer.
What is this kind of science fantasy art style called? What is the modern equivalent of this? And why isn't it more used for fantasy manga instead of that bland and soulless stock light novel look? It definitely would be an upgrade
>>568544980's slayer mixed with the rock/metal scene of that time
>>5685451Is this bait
>>5685449Doesn't look very science-y
>>5685449>And why isn't it more used for fantasy manga instead of that bland and soulless stock light novel lookIt was the generic fantasy mango style of its time.
>>5685915>Tfw can't find many translated fantasy manga from the 80s/90s and the ones fantranslated are literally too obscureI give up
I want to become a professional book illustrator. Mainly covers. Any suggestions on how and where to find good paying clients?
>>5686526Alright. But How long did you take it to get there? And yes, it counts from the date when you first started posting your art online, gaining followers. 3 years? 7 years? I am really curious
>>5686471For posting "right wing" stuff for years.
>>5686533Okay, let's say that I already illustrated 5 book and have a decent portfolio (wich I did and have). What's the next step in your masterplan to get a 5000 dollar gig? That's what I am asking for in op
>>5686526Can you post your work?
>>5687318Postin full photo
>watching a Steve Huston video>dad walks in
>>5687162It's not a weird thing unless you make it out to be, using reference isn't strange and no one would think so unless you're projecting
>>5687169Or in America where cute things are fobidden.
>>5686366literally LOL'D
>>5686366Never got the point of models not wearing underwear. Some made up bullshit about landmarks, probably. Gotta be the oldest coomer excuse in history.
>>5686456Tf is going on with that dudes wrists/forearms
anyone else hates taking photos of trad drawings? either the lighting is fucked or the proportions are fucked and I always have to spend an additional half an hour in some image editor to make that photo look presentable
just scan it
>>5685539>i only copy my digital lineart to paper i have difficulty to transulate ratio of the digital to irl paper so my trad lines look off compared to what i made digitally. but also probably because iv been staring at digital for so long when i put it on paper it looks off.You can also just project the image onto traditional medium/paper/canvas to get correct proportions.
>>5684488that's the second time I was asking for some advice and someone just complimented my art out of nowhere. I feel like I'm going to make it bros.>>5685564a scanner that comes with a printer is any decent? What should I look for when choosing one?
>>5684466I find it preferable to dedicating desk space to a scanner, but yeah, the quality isn't as good.
>>5684466>muh proportionsEvery smartphone comes with a fucking Gyro nowadays so that you can perfectly align the perspective. iPhone's default camera app comes with a crosshair to take pictures parallel with the floor. >muh lightingMaybe if you'd get out of your room, you would realise, Earth comes with a natural diffuse light source called daylight which doesn't get blocked by shadows.
Can playing something in the background while doing studies impede the process of learning? And do you typically put on a show or a song when you're drawing in a studying context?
>>5687221It depends on what type of person you are. If you're easily distracted or can't multitask I'd say shut it off and focus on your study. This isn't coming from me, I'm reminded of a story I heard from a world famous animator who became irate when an intern asked if he should turn on some music for him. He said he's always actively thinking hard when drawing and music would only take away his focus.
>>5687238Haha I was actually thinking about that while making this thread. It's an anecdote from Richard Williams' "The Animator's Survival Kit." As someone who's been drawing and animating since my early teens, I always assumed that NEEDING silence to work properly was bogus, but now I'm starting to feel like I'm not truly absorbing what I'm studying unless I have nothing playing.
DonI really need to sperg out with all these lines just for doing a vehicle?
>>5685669Assuming you're posting in good faith (probably not, given this board, but whatever) you're supposed to sperg out when you're practicing so that when you're actually doing real stuff, you can just use all the intuition you got from your spergouts to make your drawings more accurate. I mean no shit no sane artist plots out every vanishing point and divides up every single box they draw, they just do exercises like this to build their intuition so they don't have to plot out every line
>>5685669No, you can start out with organic forms then refine them until they're accurate.
>>5685690/thread
>>5685669is that a french AMX M4 tank?
>>5685669If you're starting on technical drawing, then it's a good practice for about 3-5 days. There are two ways to do a technical drawing: 1 - Outside-in (box) -Good for presenting an x-ray view, or cutaway view. Because it is accurate and detailed. 2 - Inside-out (expanding) -Good for presenting materials, faster drawing(fewer lines).Of course, you can mix the two if you have to. For example; you could start to construct the roadwheels and tracks accurately, then use them as references point to draw the rest of the tank.
Why is art so full of crabs?
>>5683026>>5680822You fags can be real assholes you know
>>5683015oh nice. I like how expressive you made her hair
>>5683015Cute crabchan my dude
>>5680822Kek.
>>5678399Yikes
How the fuck do I study drawing fundies?Does making quickposes timed exercises count as study?Does drawing from real life photos count as studies?Does copying a certain style count as study?What the fuck do you mean by study?
>>5685041Studying is learningHow do you learn mathematics? You don't just copy without thinking.. you ask questions, you fill in the holes in your knowledge.For example, say you want to study anatomyWell draw a figure showing all the muscles.If you can't do it, write down which bits you couldn't do.Then open an anatomy book and look at those areas. Make recreations of them if you like, drawing something is similar to writing text. the act of doing it helps you remember it.And then finally next time you draw a figure, maybe you will draw that part correctly.If you are studying values.. draw a scene, does it look right? if not, why not? Look at real life, look at other art, ask yourself what is different between yours and theirs.
>>5685041To study an art piece means to understand what makes the piece the way it is.>Oh dude this painting looks sickWhat makes the painting look that way?Why did the artist paint it that way?Who is the painter? (In terms of his/her personality and preference in their works)Try to guess what was going on in the mind of the artist, their thought process, even better if you could find their interviews or commentaries in the internet.To study doesn't simply mean to know. Think of it like how you build a friendship, you started not knowing anything but as time goes you get to know and understand little by little, of course including errors in the process as well.You could say studying art also means to deepen your love for it, as you understand more about all its technicalities and why it's such an important part of human history.
>>5685041if you are giga beg. then study all the fundies you need for the lvl of art you want to achieve.See where you are afraid to draw and search a cure for it just as an ill patient seeks for medicine at doctors to strengthen your weak points and draw with confidence
>>5685041read a book, idiot
>>5685041depends, what do you want to do, anon?
whats the best time to post art on social media
Yesterday was the best time, the second best time is today.
>>5684643There's no such thing as "best time" in terms of there being some magical catch all hour in which if you post your work then and only then, all your wildest artist dreams will come trueThe best time to post art on social media is four times a day at morning, noon, afternoon, and evening reposting your existing artworks as there will always be somebody new to your art whom happens to see it while scrolling through social media Also, plan one day out of the week (preferably first thing in the morning) in which you upload a new art piece and be sure to pin it on your profile for a week afterwards if using TwitterConsistency is going to be the best time to post your art if you want to get anywhere in the long term on social media anon
>>5685918retard
>>5685941kek
>>5685918Kill yourself
How do I find high res Loomis paintings
>>5684479unfortunately, i think only thing u can do is search 'andrew loomis paintings' and filter in images for large size. they will tend to be of higher res.
>>5684479You probably won’t like this option but I’ll throw it out there anyway since there aren’t many other posts. https://www.ha.com/c/search-results.zx?N=0+790+231&Ntk=SI_Titles-Desc&Nty=1&Ntt=andrew+loomis&ic4=KeywordSearch-A-K-071316
>>5685822I hadn't thought about this before, but I wonder if the reason he isn't well-remembered is because his work is largely in private non-touring collections. Museums and academics are disincentivized from promoting him. Bougereau is somewhat in the same position.
>>5685834I guess it depends on your definition of “well remembered”. Don’t know what you mean about the disincentivized piece.
>>5684495sakimichan is better
I never tried painting eversince i bought a tablet. Mostly been doing character art with simple props/items, and while I can draw BG, I can't paint them well. I want to start with something simple like painting clouds.
>>5687004My issues is with tools. Anyway, anyone knows what. brushes are these in Clip studio?
>>5687004
Is there a mega or archive with a large collection of various pose refs?
Where are the links?
>>5686890https://lmgtfy.app/?q=reference+images+for+drawing+MEGA
>>5686922normies fuck off
>>5684639computer generated peers
>>5684639>white wiminEwww
