Would you rather have a lot of technical skill but no creativity or the other way around?
>>6865800>Does it even matter?Considering you said you were proof high technical skill exists without creativity, yes.
>>6864030So that means when I fuck around with stable diffusion and manually alter 70% of the image to shape it precisely into what I want it to be - suddenly it makes it soulful because I'm creative? Even though the final output is 100% computer "drawn"? It certainly has more technical skill than me.That said in my opinion the core of being creative is finding the right inspiration, be it other forms of art like music or any kind of activity like talking a walk in the forest. There's an abundance of things that I get inspired by and being creative was never an issue.
george likes his chicken spicy
>>6864024how do you grind creativity?
>>6864022Creativity is a reflection of the state of your depression and drive for everything in life, so yeah not being depressed sounds really good, skill can come later.
How do you feel about the current art landscape?
>>6869523I feel like it's not good. I want to go back to 2004
>>6869557Fists therapy, Deus Vult.
>>6869523Bitch in op pic isn`t artist, neither you are op.
>>6869523You're*
>>6869523Replace "artist" with pretty much anything. Most jobs are empty non-sense where you just need to literally "sell yourself"
rate it
>>6869339Isn't the girl on the right that one v-tuber that was designed for 4chan in some sort of contest? Whatever happened to that?
>>6868536>more than 20 candlescan this nigga count?
>>6869422
>>6869403Hiro iced her because he couldn't find a willing VAinferior to loli pedobear anyways
>>6868536why are there more than 20 candles?
I really want to animate and draw like Jaiden Animations. How does she do it?
everyone here is a faggot
>>6864653wait, Is this /r9k/?
>>6867054SEXXXXXXX SEEEEEEEEEEEXXX
>>6866676what do genes have to do with being a serial killer exactly
>>6865388Never heard of it. Not that I care either.
How do you create good pixel art sprite animations?
>>6863972interesting color pallette, very cool
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what would a game with an art-style like this be like?
ai made me quit drawing all together
>>6870393>dumb jew seething that the goy wont kneel to his shitty argument to be able to copystrike anyone who draws in the style of the IP he paid for using money laundering Literally everything you just said can be easily applied to human actors.Go fuck yourself>>6870394and fuck your jewhu
>>6870399>teaching>research>criticism
>>6870400I accept your concession
>>6870403>w-well yeah obviously the next step is to make it illegal for anyone to draw even vaguely the same as the people I have wage slaving for me, so what?I accept your concession
>>6870404>n-no, you don't get it, you can't own your work because *checks notes* h-hollywood,... and disney! yeah!
Most artists seem to hit 90% of their full potential within maybe 10 years of dedicated study and beyond that point it's difficult to see significant improvements.If you were to look at Franklin Booth's art when he was maybe 10 years into his career and compare it to his final works, I doubt you'd be able to see a huge technical improvement. It was good before, it stayed good, but it never really changed. I think I've seen this with most artists.
I wonder what he would've done if he had continued this new series.
>>6867121Booth used a combination of ink and scratchboard, so you would buy clayboard, ink ontop of it, paint down areas of black with India ink, and then scratch in white lines
>>6868619if you find it difficult, you can just use a black board to draw on or a scratch board as a sketch to reference for your final work on white paper.and it's not etchings. they were wood engravings which despite the name is closer to wood cut than true engravings on metal.
>>6869159thanks anon
>>6868594Etching is a third approach that I wasn't thinking about: you have special board (scratchboard) for that kind of purposes.But the other one is to draw them negatively, as the other anon said.>>6868619From Booth's book, he advised to use white to fix issues & the like. It's not like he was some superhuman either: he had deadlines, and his work was made to be printed anyway.
are these helpful for a shitter? any other tools you would recommend for drawing figures?
Why don’t you try it yourself? It’s in your program for free, so why the hesitation?
>>6869267Looool wait that’s not a clip studio doll. That’s how I know I need my coffee
>>6869119This is a result of most people not knowing how to pose figures more than an actual problem with the figure itself.
>>6869119I feel like those who wants to try out physical posing dolls are those who already know how to draw and wants to try something new to see if there's anything new they could learn from it.
>>6869273Gesture drawing should still help then. >>6869402You would be wrong. Begs use them without having any understanding of anatomy or gesture and it will show. That doesn't mean someone experienced won't use them, but if you know anatomy and posing well enough it's just making another step that much faster.
What does /ic/ think of water brushes?
>>6868197you have never painted with watercolor
Inking with them is a lot of fun. Not nearly as portable as a regular brush pen since you need the inkwell to dip it in, but I like that you can more precisely control how much ink is on the tip.I use a bigger one for simple colouring/melting water-soluble ink lines too and it's competent enough. Not a painter so the limitations don't really bother me.
>>6868247Thanks for reminding me that I shouldn't be spending too much time here. For the record, I have a few hundred hours of watercolors behind me, and have actually acquired a solid touch.
>>6868417pyw then
>>6868417pywa wash over lineart isn’t painting btw
Basically you draw a silhouette of your drawing kinda like a gesture . But with thick blunt brushes to get the form. And then you draw the details over the silhouette in a second layer. And then you refine.This method seems genius because it forces you to get the whole picture fast and not obsess over details. And I would love to learn lt.It’s hard to explain IDK. But these artists does it here in case you don’t get what I mean:>https://twitter.com/misyune12/status/1704438132882690274It’s in Spanish but this guy also uses it> https://youtu.be/6ICLHAHBZwU?si=I-cOWpsXlrjqU_s3Would love to see more examples of this method. Any other artists that use it? Seems like an underrated goldmine. Thanks!
>>6859628Just watch Vilppu, unironically. It's the shammy method for doing gesture.
>>6863486I didn't know vilppu touched this because he used lines but it's pretty good
>>6863471well, I tried it, seems it would work, but its a bit difficult to visualize the pose from nothing than the one on the OP where there's an available reference, I'll try to do this on actual full body pose
So about this: before I start drawing the construction sketch, should I even bother with this when I'm a beg, or rather try to get the contruction and sketch as good as possible?
>>6867198Try both, I feel like a diverse understanding of techniques helps with general understanding of drawing.Some Asian-American guy had a nice video course where he uses this kind of a technique, and it was very beg friendly. Unfortunately I don't remember his name at all. Something Han I think.
Anime is the 21st century version of Medieval art.
>>6869284An AI thread died for this
So you have Valentina by Crepax, Barbarella by Forest and others who were publishing erotic comics in a way more conservative time and they didn't use GAMERTAGS to put their work out with. Why today are all the NSFW artists so paranoid? I'm not saying they should not be, I'm asking what challenges do artists today face that these guys did not?
>>6868369Were these guys working in an industry with a younger audience, like animation or children's books? That's one good reason to use a pseudonym even now.Another reason to use an alt name for adult work is just how attached said work will be to your name. Nobody could previously just google your work, they'd only see what was put in front of them - now if I applied for a job, and someone searched my name, they'd see my gaping asshole fetish work... It's not exactly a good look.That said, if your bread and butter is adult work, just own it and use your name (unless it's a gaping asshole fetish work, then maybe it'd still be wise to use a handle)
>>6868369Conservatives don't persecute you, they just shun you and yell a lot about value but when you admit you're a degenerate and say "agree to disagree" they leave you alone lol.
>>6868504They're also more likely to be your secret paying patrons after that. It's a win win
>>6868504>>6869272hahah good one poltards i'm sure all the orgs pushing for banning porn on the internet aren't bipolar christfags and maga karens.
Post masterpieces
>>6857942for most works to really be considered a masterpiece, it has to encapsulate all the skills of an artist or distill all the qualities of his art into one iconic work.
>>6864149makes me so mad. how could that happen?
/beg/ bros...it's gaining skill faster than us...
>>6869222You don't draw
I really don't get the hype. It looks the same as every other AI generation tool.
>>6869320>I really don't get the hype. It looks the same as every other AI generation tool.No it doesn't. Unlike the ones before it, this one does EXACTLY what you tell it (even nsfw but Microshaft installed a filter that doesn't lets you see it)
>>6869932>I-its actually flawless! b-but those cucks are censoring i-it!see you in two more weeks then
>>6869222you wouldn't give that image a second look if you scrolled past it on instagram
How do you respond to this without sounding mad?
>>6867141Say big idea in few word, retard think few word have no deeper meaning
>>6867204Yes, stealing means taking someones stuff and making it your own, copying or referencing means you are just borrowing it. As a viewer i can just go to the dude you referenced. Like Tarantino stole from "City of Fire", but i can't just watch it if i wanna see the "original" version of Reservoir Dogs.
>>6867141it's a worthless platitude. Hitler's art was also better
>>6867141>bad artists desecrateFinish the quote.
It's a fake quote made up by Steve Jobs in the.https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-four-iconic-quotes-artists>Some misattributions happen in an instant. Others evolve over generations. In a 1920 essay collection, British poet T.S. Eliot coined the modern version of this now-iconic maxim, averring that “Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal.” Other cultural figures who have been credited with a similar sentiment include Russian pianist Igor Stravinsky (albeit modified for musicians: “A good composer does not imitate; he steals”) and American novelist William Faulkner. It was Apple CEO Steve Jobs, however, who began attaching Picasso’s name to the aphorism in the 1980s.>But this was hardly the most absurd of the Spanish painter’s many misquotations. In 1952, a columnist for the Washington Post wrote that Paris newspapers were “agog” with reports of a sensational confession recorded in Picasso’s studio. The famed artist had supposedly admitted that, lacking “the courage to think of [himself] as an artist in the great and ancient sense of the term,” he considered himself merely “a public entertainer who has understood his times.”>This interview, however, was the product of a satirical novel written in 1931 by Italian author Giovanni Papini. His main character, Goggins, was a fictional half-Hawaiian business tycoon who traipsed the world conducting interviews with the likes of Hitler, Gandhi, Henry Ford, and—you guessed it—Picasso. Beyond duping the Parisian press and the Post, the fallacious quote would later feature prominently in LIFE magazine and The Guardian.Also, Picasso was a communist hack.
