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How long would it take to get to this skill level?
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>>7856493
painting and rendering is not that impressive, probably 4-6 months if you work with a teacher
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>>7856493
realism/portraiture is actually pretty easy to grasp, stylization/imagination is mogging me though.
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Tards in this thread don't understand this piece or any art. Getting to this level of detail and form and lighting and anatomy and expression and emphasis will take years for the talented with great teachers. It's not just being able to draw a person. There's so much that goes into great art that is lost on /begs/. For most it would take decades to reach this level.
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>>7856772
20 year olds on twitter reach this level after beginning to draw at 14
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paintslop, realismslop, renderslop. Unfortunate combo.
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>>7856772
stop replying to bait threads
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>>7856493
About a week or two.
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The grapes sure are sour



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