>that one kid who gets sad or offended during art critique
>>7296587I always get offended when taking critics. It's even worse when it's over something you put so much effort and time on. But I know I have to take it. So I just go and try to improve what I was doing wrong and once I cool my head I always end up feeling glad someone said that to me. You need to suffer.
>>7305778I have to keep reminding myself "Compliments won't make you better"
>>7305782>>7305778The issue is not every advice it's equally helpful at every step of the way. There's a moment where just producing drawing regardless of technical prowess it's good since you gain confidence and train your hand, and at those moments, just drawing it's good even if it's ugly shit. Then you can start asking and working on the things you notice as big flaws for whatever style you're aiming for.Drawing is a physical activity, not a mental one, you need to do it in order to improve, and if you get discouraged by getting technical advice that just wont clic at your current level then it's truly over. My advice is that the best way is not to draw to catch compliments, because that's defeating. The things that truly motivate the journey is drawing the things you want to see but don't exists yet. Then it's just you trying to get closer and closer to whatever you picture in your mind.
>>7296587If they wanted everyone to coddle them up when they're bad or fuck up, they should just be a game developer
Criticism is almost entirely useless. Advice is what you want.
how am I supposed to draw hairy men like this?no way I have to do hair by hair
>>7300712Mostly, the only hairy man I can recall being marketed towards women is Burt reynolds
>>7299350Clever Exhibitionist ugly bastard
>>7299350I only like fat ugly bastards in the /lsg/ threads thank you very much!
>>7300770I learned something useful thanks anon
Late Edition™Previous thread: >>7153450What is /ALT/?If you're looking for a place to post your cartooning then you've found the right general. This is /ic/s 1st and only merged hub where both Eastern and Western stylization can coexist peacefully, hence the double title.>Rules & Guidelines(1) Any form of cartooning is welcome; so submit and receive feedback from others. (2) Please resize your images before posting. (3) Share your knowledge and (4) Remember to not be afraid of asking for critique. Most importantly, keep discussion at a civil level.>I came for anime. Why does the image OP say cartoons general?To distinguish from the anime study thread (janitor supported). Please post your studies there and personal work goes here.------>Community Resources>Tag the OP if you want a resource included here.
>>7301343Depends there’s realism or the utilization of shapes. When you look at every western animated movie, you will notice one thing and it’s how each of the characters are shaped. Look up samurai jack
>>7301343Mignola is really the only example of western stylization that I like (but also the only one I'm most familiar with)
bump
This is a thread for recommending and sharing brushes/digital art assets.>Publicly editable rentry for CSP assets. Feel free to contribute brushes you have purchased. Assets that have been deleted from the store are also welcome to be uploaded here.https://rentry.org/CSP_materials>CSP assets store wishlisthttps://rentry.org/Brush_Wishlist>"What brush does this artist use?" / "What brush looks like this?"1.)Search "brush (from:artisthandle)" or "assets.clip-studio.com (from:artisthandle)" on twitter if that's where they post mainly. Make sure to set it to the Latest tab to see the artist's tweets. Or use Nitter.2.)Search brush posts on their Pixiv Fanboxes/Booth/Patreon. Then try to see if it's on kemono or archives.3.)If none of the searches work, then ask here.>"My CSP is cracked so I can't use the asset store"As long as you log into the asset store it works even on cracked copies.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>7305558Decode them in Base64
>>7305617ty
Did anyone get these 3D things during the limited period and is willing to share them, or get them for me?I would really appreciate it if so!https://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/detail?id=2103322https://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/detail?id=2086983https://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/detail?id=2076946
>>7304606No one has made models for 80s or 90s anime girls like 80s Urusei Yatsura? or the Ranma girls?
>>7275755Requesting this too, but for Ibis Paint
do I have to start resorting to these cheap gimmick tactics to start getting likes?
>>7305056Furry niggers always have money
>>7304549No, do everything at your own pace. Baiting for likes and retweets is fucking retarded. Only subhumans do it.
>>7304549>check the repliesIt's unironically sad that this is the main website artists use.
>>7305700Yeah, you should upload porn on yt like every respectable porn artist does
>>7305189>Furry niggers always have moneythis makes no sense as furries are the most degenerate basement dwellers.
Previous thread >>7237743Welcome to /sex/, your general thread dedicated to sexual artworks ranging from simple pinups with exaggerated proportions to explicit pornography. Please feel free to pick your best works in progress or finished work, and post them here.>General Rules & Guidelines1) All forms of art styles are welcome and encouraged; submit your work and receive feedback from others.2) Please resize your images below 1000x1000 pixels before posting.3) Share whatever knowledge you can. Please provide references whenever possible.4) Do not be afraid of asking for critique, be specific on what help you need.5) Remember all GB3 related content such as LOLICON, SHOTACON, FURRY and FURRY PORNOGRAPHY along with BESTIALITY are banned on ALL boards, including red boards, except for /b/ and /trash/. DO NOT post that content here.6) DO NOT reply to AI bait posts. Report and hide, then let the janitors and moderators deal with the problem.>Community Resources>>>/ic/courses>>>/ic/artbookComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>7304763Yeah im not reading all that shit
>>7304763>you'll only impress other amateurs with it. Those with an untrained eye.You mean 99% of the audience? I agree with you to an extent, but the only tracing you notice is bad tracing.
>>7304763rockwell
>>7304803You are conflating tracing for studying with tracing in order to be able to draw anything at all.>>7304993>bad tracingThis is the stuff the original anon pointed out. An experienced artist that actually studied figure drawing and it's proficient with it, can easily incorporate tracing into their workflow and make it seemless with his drawing from memory. On the other hand a beglet that is trying to cut corners will produce bad tracing.And this is the whole point of the anon you are replying to.
summer is over.
Art with an emphasis on landscapes, plants, animals, and mythical creatures are welcome!Resources:>Wildlife Reference Photos:>>>/out/https://wildlifereferencephotos.com/index.phphttps://x6ud.github.io/#/http://www.realmonstrosities.com/https://www.flickr.com/photos/nickadel/sets/>Books:Animals Real and Imagined:https://kupdf.net/download/animals-real-and-imagined_58cd8907dc0d60e255c3465e_pdfAn Atlas of Animal Anatomy for Artists:https://anatomiaartistica.files.wordpress.com/2014/09/ellenberger-atlas-animal-anatomy-for-artists.pdfBotany for the Artist:https://docviewer.xdocs.net/view.php
>>7287200fair remark, feline eyes are hard to do. Cute art
there is clearly no need for a thread like this. 90% of the posts are bumps, and if it reaches 50 posts in a month its saying a lot.just use the other 2 threads we have for this, either beg+int or trad
i like nature
Previous Thread: >>7223234Post your current drawing here and give constructive critique to others! Don't take anything personal!Please make sure your posted image is clear, downsized to around 2000 pixels wide, rotated to the correct orientation, and that any unused space is cropped.If you want critique on a drawing from the previous thread, you can delete it there and repost in this one.>/ic/ Resources/Reference/Downloads/Links:>STICKY:Completed: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uwaXKU7ev6Tw_or__o8ARpUb6r2rCZYJGqwSFV9AD98New collaborative: https://hackmd.io/UMnZVhNITW-T2wZpHw6d0Qw/ic/i: https://sites.google.com/site/ourwici/Hardcore: https://hackmd.io/7k0XRnIQR6SValR77TDfZw?view>WHERE to get study materialsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>7304010OC Referebce sheet all done, sorry for spam.
Began drawing a few days ago
>>7305376I can tell.
>>7304044https://files.catbox.moe/mvu3dj.pnghttps://files.catbox.moe/1ih60m.pnghttps://files.catbox.moe/bn3iy6.png
Be sure to bother patch about registration to put your art in:https://towergirls.booru.org/index.phpPost-free dice rolling tool that you'll ignore:https://www.random.org/Previous Thread: >>7133251
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Don't know if Im ever finishing this Hit a pretty stupid motivation slump
>>7304783Well she's stupidly cute as is and at first glance I didn't even notice the drawing was incomplete.
>>7247478Julian my beloved
Thoughts on drawabox? I'm at the 250 box challenge and I'm wondering if it's a meme
>>730487310 days of drawing 25 boxesit's not even a warm up, just do eet
why box? why not dodecahedrons??
>>7305337Dont you question the almighty pajeet you filthy paki
>>7304882Whatever other hobby I looked into, it always felt that the community around it was keen to share useful, practicable advice. Drawing is the only hobby I know of where not only do people deliberately not tell you the whole thing, but sometimes even mislead you or give useless, time-waster advice on purpose.
>>7304873Dynamic Sketching for autists
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>>7304406I'm trans tho
>>7294320You could try uploading them to Nyaa. Nyaa barely has any art books.
>>7298644>>7302232aHR0cHM6Ly9nb2ZpbGUuaW8vZC9WN3JyNzY=
>>7305358LegendI have the book but it's nice to have a PDF
Hey anonsAnyone got ahold of Fjsmu's new book yet? 考えて上手くなる 背景の描き方ISBN 4798071897I appreciate his works quite a bit and it's been a month. Figure I might just buy an ebook afterall.
Are these things useful?
>>7301792I use them to do small comps over my desk and do a quick sketch, even small quick paintings, you can use 3D too, but anything you can pose in real life has the advantage that can be arranged in whatever way and lighting you need.
>>7305017Also I'm not sure if everyone knows this but you can actually pull the wooden figure out of the stand
Ive been trying to find the stl of picrel for a long ass time. I have a resin printer but havent tried printing maquettes yet, but now i will, along with a dummy. I just like how this guy looks so andro. And i can make him any size i want.
>>7305037I have never seen one of these that doesn't have an uncanny valley face. I get that you want to keep a generic face but at least make it look human.
>>7305010Those seem even more brittle than Figmas.
Do not underestimate the power of the chalkboard, anons. It’s like an infinite piece of paper. I mean this seriously when I say the chalkboard has completely transformed my art. I started doing it once I saw will Weston’s anatomy studies and demonstrations mostly in chalk, and how he said “it’s about the amount of bodies you draw”, not the quality of each one. I now see why: the chalk board is the perfect anti perfectionism tool. Nothing you draw on it matters, causing you to become less attached to the result and more to the process. You can use it to warm up, take notes while you draw, or just plan. The various colors can be helpful for differentiating body parts during anatomy studies, learning color combinations, simple and complex rendering techniques, any general experimenting. The chalkboard is probably one of the most important tools for trad artists especially and im sure digital artists could find a place for it as well
>watches a video where the teacher uses a chalkboard>omg i need a chalkboardngmi
>>7305490you’re like 4 to 5 years late . weston used to be shilled here all the time during the pandemic until all his courses got ripped
>>7305495>>7305501mb i wasnt familiar with the lore
>>7305320drawing on chalkboard is fun. easy to shade and really tactile and i like that sort of thing. if you owned one it would probably get really messy though, and if its small enough to hold like that youll probably inhale a lot of chalk
>>7305320> clever chalk stick manufacturer adsOkay.>>7305502>>7305501Yup, something about trannies gatekeeping a group buy, so glad to make everyone seethe until a mf came around, bought the course and gave it away. Trannies were seething so hard after that.Ah, good ol' time.> noisily slurping some tisaneOf course, nobody ever really studied anything from Will Wetson, but everyone wanted the course because it was unavailable. > slurps more tisaneComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Previous Thread: >>7196009This is a thread for those who want to go study dynamic sketching as a group in an effort to improve their drawing skills starting from the very fundamentals. Here we share the tedious grind, crit and encourage each other.Please specify the week and course you're on when posting your work.>What is Dynamic Sketching? The Dynamic Sketching is an approach to sketching that focuses on:>Closely observing life to inspire sketches.>Breaking down complex objects into simple forms.>Building confidence using permanent mediums like pen and toned paper.>The importance of conveying ideas visually.This method helps artists create expressive and energetic sketches.First developed by Norman Schureman, an influential teacher at ArtCenter. Many of his students, including Peter Han and Charles Hu, continued his teachings at various schools.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
part 1 of drawing all plants at home.first plant is the one that defeated me previously here >>7295854the tip of the other anon was incredibly helpful in general, observing the plant more thoroughly and doing multiple sketches of details before starting.started using copic markers (sketching greys) , they are a lot easier to cover big areas than the staedtler fineliners.
Starting Week 11 - Drawing Military Vehicles
3 plants for today and 2 lil' mushrooms. I wish other anons would post plants too, It's just me and two other guys here who are way ahead of me. I should've saved the previous thread, there were plants there.
More tanks. Back to the gimmick brushes.>>7304209Here's the link to the archive of the old thread if you want it.https://warosu.org/ic/thread/7196009
part 3will probably not make it in time before the leaves start falling. Not that it matters, I like drawing plants that are more beat up like I did today.The texturing on the big on on the 2 leaves closest by made it look worse. Probably should've taken a thinner one than the 0.3 mm used for all the rest, or textured it less (only on the part of the leaf closest by.>>7305259thanks. I guess in the charles hu version plants occur way later too.>>7305259
