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Would these fail as Gesture Drawings? I feel like I'm still mostly just drawing the contour's I see.

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>>85818768
Not a complete failure, but I do agree that you're focusing too much on contour. The primary purpose of a gesture drawing is to capture the gesture, the movement of a pose; everything else, including proportions and anatomical accuracy, are secondary concerns that can be corrected in the construction phase. Therefore, it is safer to err on the side of exaggeration than accuracy here, which is part of the reason most gesture practice exercises have a time limit per pose; this forces you to focus on capturing just the bare essentials at breakneck pace.

One thing you're lacking is a central Line of Action in your figures, which is very useful for establishing a frame to build everything else around. It usually roughly corresponds to the spine and either the leg supporting the most weight for standing poses or the limb doing the most action for kicking, punching or running poses.

>>85818935
>One thing you're lacking is a central Line of Action
That's right, how did I forgot that? I'll try more when I wake up tomorrow.

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Drawr this pretty lady.

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>>85819185
Best I can do for now

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is this how shadows do? or should I go read something on the topic after I'm done reading about faces and figures?

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>>85819185
Eyeballed trad drawing, with a bit of digital touching up to correct the biggest mistakes. Good excuse to do the ol' crotchboobs and big pubic tuft combo, ain't done that one in a while.

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I guess my purgatory has ended. yay! I'm still mostly stuck in scribble mode though.

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Just have to ride it out!

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Long story short:
It seems like Adobe products are being recreated via AI, and the website in the image has the Photoshop one.
People claim that it works decently considering it’s an early alpha build, but I would like to know your opinions.
If it works as the real Adobe Photoshop, could it be a solid competitor against other free drawing software?

>>85822839
>vibe code
Not even once.
Though Adobe definitely deserves the worst.

>>85822839
it doesnt work like the real adobe photoshop. It's literally all vibe coded. They're clunky. they're not gonna receive any future support/updates, so if your shit crashes or becomes incompatible for no reason, good luck. Just take the time to save up for a decent drawing software while using krita or something. Or idk maybe find a way to pirate it. I'm not accusing you of doing this, but if you are, stop blaming your software/tools or constantly try to replace/"upgrade" them in hopes that your output will somehow skyrocket in quality and quantity. Very deceptive trap.

>>85822839
First of all, that's indeed some delicious poetic irony for Adobe. The fuckers are responsible for a lot more enshittification than just the AI bullshit, so they deserve every ounce of pain coming their way and more. Could lead to some interesting legal precedents being set if they go to court over this too, and I'd imagine a big corporation's flagship products being threatened like this is almost certainly going to result in lawsuits.

Second, I never liked Photoshop as a drawing software. It's always been intended for photo manipulation (hence the name), it just happened to be versatile enough to double as a drawing program back in the days when your selection of those was pretty limited, circa late 90s - early 00s. Stacked up against more dedicated modern drawing software however, it falls short in all but post-processing tools, which is why a lot of artists will do the bulk of the work in other software before putting on the finishing touches in Photoshop, and that's only if they've got the luxury of a large enough income (or a corporate license supplied by their employer) to afford Adobe's extortionate rates.

I'd imagine the AI clone software's not going to stop there, though. It'll be interesting to see what happens once some plucky vibe coder thinks to himself to start combining the best features of all the various art softwares into one holistic open-source package. Especially with the CCCs and governments of the world putting a lot of pressure on the big companies to restrict the allowed kinds of use for their tech on the open market, one shouldn't sneeze at the prospect of a rapidly-developing alternative that's not beholden to any of that bullshit, though I'd imagine the legislators will be scrambling to plug up this loophole on the double before it wrecks all their plans of securing hegemony over the production of propagand... oh, I meant to say culture, of course.

>>85824101
>stop blaming your software/tools or constantly try to replace/"upgrade" them in hopes that your output will somehow skyrocket in quality and quantity. Very deceptive trap.
Ok but what if my software actually sucks

>>85824524
there's a 1% chance you're software is limiting you, and there is a 99% chance that your own skill is doing the limiting

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>>85824524
A competent artist can make good stuff with Windows 98's Paint. It'll take a lot longer and suck more than what he could do with better software, and its unlikely he'd ever end up in the situation of having no other alternatives unless he's doing a challenge for shits and giggles, but there's a reason the old adage goes that only a poor craftsman blames his tools. You need to be competent in the basics before you can get the most out of all the fancy gadgets you're given, and getting them too early can easily lead to you using them as crutches, slowing your progress on learning the basics and likely leading you to picking up a lot of bad habits you'll need to painfully unlearn later.

>>85824524
>what if
What are you using?

>>85824524
ppl make good art with their feet and crayons lmoa
you guys struggle with boxes

>>85824930
>you guys struggle with boxes
unironically true

>>85824524
Very doubtful whatever you're using is worse than 1998 MS Paint

>>85824524
>>85824628
There is a non-zero chance that it's hardware-limiting. For example, some tablets suck. They warp your perception and make drawing more difficult than it should be. Software settings, etc. For a traditional example, a draftsman will have incredible difficulty with oil paints. Different mediums.

You're not wrong in that it IS likely a skill issue, but let's not pretend for a moment that your tools can also make things more difficult. Hell, when I moved from one tablet to another (both touchscreen tablets), the difference in program functionality made me question everything I thought I knew until I learned to reconfigure my brain.

Which is the real crux of the issue: are you recognizing shortcomings, or using them as excuses?

>>85825416
i agree, it's just anytime i hear someone blame their software, i'm always very skeptical

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I will now be attempting a background for like the first time in a while

>>85826976
Are those vanishing point lines?

>>85818711
All this information but I just can't sit my ass down and read.

>>85828327
adhd?

>>85827170
Nah I was just blocking things out where I wanted them. I'm pretty indecisive and trial and error my way through drawings.

any of you have good light source and reflections pictures i could use as a reference please?

>>85826290
This is fair.

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>have a ton of ideas i really like with my own ocs
>absolutely can’t find it within me to even come up with even a decent looking rough sketch
>try to draw fulfill other people’s requests with their own ocs
>can do it immediately without fail
>go back and try to keep this momentum for my own ideas
>still just can’t draw
what the heck. does this happen to anyone else? what do you typically do to get yourself out this weird form of art block? i don’t know what’s wrong with me

>>85829029
yeah, kinda. i draw a lot of popular ocs and other people characters i find cute. over any personal creation.
but thats because im an algorithm person and i dont have the creativity or soul to make stuff people like.
sometimes i just furrify game characters from gachas to try coming up with some interesting "oc" by getting what i like and discarding what i dont

>>85828327
Tragic. You can't even watch a video?

Tomorrow is another day.

im gonna study fundamentals everyday starting today.

>>85832762
You mean starting tomorrow

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>>85819464
>is this how shadows do?
I'm not very experienced with shadows so I can't properly explain because there's a lot of things to factor in for light and shadows.

>should I go read something on the topic
Never hurts to properly read up on something like this.

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up

>>85829029
I can do gift art for a friend and knock out something sick in a few hours at most but it's like trying to pull off my fingernails with dull pliers whenever I try to do anything personal
for example I was supposed to be filling a sketch page of this OC tonight and all I got done was half a doodle

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Here's a 2nd attempt at what I was trying last thread. Paper Mario-esque art is fun even if the backgrounds are hard to mimic with them being 3D. I'll need to work on that next time, maybe.
>>85826976
She has a rocking body but the way you did her head and expression is very pleasing to me. I love maw grabbies with lots of tongue like this.
>>85829029
I haven't seen your art in a minute and I love what you've done here! It should be obvious but I'm digging the texture on your lines and shading. You did a sick job on the golden bits around her outfit and it looks extra shiny. Is this the slipper lady from before?
>have a ton of ideas i really like with my own ocs
You're not alone in that feeling and I wish I had an answer for you on how to combat it. Fulfilling requests and yoshi drawing has made up for my lack of OC creativity at least. For me, mixing fun personalities/lewd material with media that I love is what keeps me invested and its easier to draw from preexisting world building to assist with that. Coming up with your own stuff can be taxing at times.

...what motivates you guys to keep drawing? I might have asked this before but I'm feeling more hopeless then ever right now like I'm a good artist but I don't think I'm ever gonna get paid for it or make anything cool idk maybe I'm just being overly negative news about the world and stuff is putting me in a bad headspace

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i drawl the big boobies

>>85836119
I love drawing. Just as a genuine past time. And i enjoy seeing Myself i.proge at the skill. It's very rewarding to my psychologically. Mind if you post your art for context?

Fuck it.

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>in bed
>realize haven't drawn today
>try this drawing with the shoulder instead of wrist thing
>how hard can it be?
oh no
it's not fair things were finally starting to look mostly like what they were supposed to when I was drawing from the wrist
none of which appears to have transferred over to drawing from the shoulder
how is biology this cruel?

Please tell me this is really an important skill and not some elaborate joke by artists worldwide upon their students

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>>85838485
Drawing from the shoulder requires a larger paper (A3 and up), preferably on a standing easel, to get the most out of it; smaller paper simply doesn't have enough room to work with to benefit much from it. You could maybe try to draw from the elbow instead if you can't get the space and easel, but I have no experience with that (besides incidental use while mostly drawing from the shoulder) so I don't know if it'd be all that helpful to learn as a technique.

>>85836119
Its the only thing I got going for myself and I might as well jump of a bridge if I stop drawing

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Skipped a day of drawing, now I need to do two inktobers.
Day 10: mystical

>>85819464

I recommend reading Scott Robertson's "How to render" at the sections where he goes over how cast and form shadows work for simple geometric objects.
It does build up on the knowledge of perspective, his other book "How to draw" goes over the basic rules.
Links to the books.
https://e-hentai.org/g/1588796/313b11d676/
https://e-hentai.org/g/1552736/5879054cf3/

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>>85836119
i became aware that vidya is not a satisfying hobby, but i started with modeling in blender. i too easily got caught up with the technicalities. no one cared for my stuff there, including myself, which caused me to give up and fully commit to drawing after a few years. me dropping blender was fuel for the first few years of drawing, as i didnt want to be a drop-and-pickup hobbyist. finally, after about 5 years, it became properly fun and i just like doing it, even if i barely share anything and rarely get interaction. my fundamentals are shit, and i probably have talent in other medium, but i want to be able to visually showcase my ideas

ftsegg

i like seeing how some artists build the body

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Making a Hyena character, never know how to name chars without feeling incredibly cringe

>>85835164
Paper Mario 64 actually has such a nice style I gotta try this sometime

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>>85841868
Finalized Oni Yeen or something

>>85841274
Elaborate

>>85841868
>never know how to name chars without feeling incredibly cringe
There's a website that catalogues names from a variety of cultures and time periods that I've used as a reference guide when deciding on character names, might be useful to you:
https://www.behindthename.com/

>>85835164
I always did think the yoshis in Paper Mario were very fuckable. Well done.

>>85836210
honestly, i think you'd gain a lot from incorporating gesture rather than explicitly using boxes. your figures are accurate enough, but they lack a lot of the energy seen in the references. at least rough out a line of action and a rough energetic (and potentially less accurate) pose before moving to boxes to correct anatomy/perspective and such. that'd do wonders to get a pose that sells the movement rather than a static posing mannequin.

>>85843497
This is true. I actually do gestures beforehand, I just dont post em because I dont want to be spamming the thread with my retarded bullshit more than I already do. The box figures are specifically because I was having a very very rough time trying to get like the ribcage/hips and sometimes shoulders aligned in ways that I was satisfied with before. I'll try being a bit more loose with the "Blind drawing" box figures now that I've kind of gotten a better handle on things now.

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>>85842525
top left, building an idea first with just proportions before making it follow any anatomical principle, then solidfying it
i guess its something you learn early when drawing dynamic concept art characters, but i usually already have characters ready so what i do is turning human refs into furry anatomy instead, rather than turning weird shapes into humanoid ones instead

you guys are drawing, right?

>>85836210
>>85843497
what this anon said. for that image on the bottom your first sketch was closer to the pose but the neck/head is too stiff and not tilted down enough. the box reliance seems to be pinch too far and is taking away from the fluidity of poses

>>85843975
no but i probably should innit
not every day is a weekend

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Inktober day 11: rescue

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>>85846586

Slight edits, don't have time to salvage the background for more fleshed out perspective.

>>85847514
the bars are so far apart why didnt she just leave, is she toopid?

b

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I'm in the part of The Cycle where I'm hating my art again, but more and more I'm coming to believe I should just try drawing in an entirely different way. I do not believe what I create is appealing, and it's not like the stuff I read or watch. I've spent years tryign to recreate an art style from a long time ago, maybe to prove to myself that I can do it, and maybe it's time to say I can't.

I keep trying to make not slop art and all my art is turning into slop like I got the slop midas touch

>>85851375
What is slop art?

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>>85843497
>>85844251
Heres what tonight gestures look, usually they turn out more flowy and not as stiff but I was feeling off all day today.

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And then my little project of choice for the next couple days.

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I'm tired, boss.

>>85853680
unpaid overtime will continue

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can I get feedback on this before I start coloring it

>>85854333
Head is too large, its no wider than the torso in the references. I think the tail end is too small, hard to tell because of the previous reason. The gesture/flow seems non-existent, and even disregarding that, I can't make out what the pose is supposed to really be, is it dancing? Its right rear paw looks broken.
Those all said, you've got really clean linework, and the water looks pretty alright

>>85853680
I know from experience how difficult and time-consuming trying to replicate pencil shading on a digital piece is. Somehow even worse than doing it traditionally. You've done a good job of it here, though, so I'd say it was time well spent.

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Pretty much all the practice I've been doing these last few months has been gestures and I'm slowly getting worse. I need to come up with a new goal to work towards or I'll stay at /beg/ tier forever.

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>>85854436
ehh I tried to adjust it a bit
it's supposed to be just a playful pose ig I just made the drawing in an hour without thinking too much about it

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>>85829029
>>85834085
>>85835164
Besides not having as clear a goal as you do when fulfilling someone else's request (or working off of established lore for a fanwork), there's always a bit of extra terror of the blank page involved when you're doing something more personal, even if it's just some random bullshit you're going to post anonymously; you'll still be baring an aspect of your very soul for others to see in all the artistic glory you can manage. If revealing something so intimate to the masses doesn't give you pause, the creeping self-doubt of your ability to do it justice at your current level of skill will.

Unfortunately, there's no one-size-fits-all solution to this conundrum; every creative on the planet would kill for one, so if one was available, it would be quite well-documented. A common complication with problems whose primary component is psychological. Besides the usual bevy of folk remedies you always hear about (willing yourself to work by reminding yourself that failure is a natural part of the learning process and that you can always iterate on the concept again later with the benefit of greater experience, doodle randomly for a bit first to get yourself over the hurdle of actually putting pen to paper, or simply take a bit of a sabbatical if overwork and burnout seems to be the more pertinent issue) there might be two additional diametrically opposed approaches worth trying; either do a lot of prep work for the piece you're dreading so you have an actionable plan to follow almost by rote, or come up with a new idea on the spot and do absolutely no prep work at all before putting pen to paper.

The latter detaches you from any greater expectations that might be holding you back, as the new idea will not be one you'll to be invested in until you've already started doing something with it. The former will make tackling an established idea feel considerably more doable, as you're going in with a plan of action and plenty of references.

feel like i should quit already.

>>85858704
Common anon we both know you don't want to

>>85860495
idk man. Im just not going anywhere.

>>85861017
It's fine anon, even if it feels like you don't go anywhere. Even doodling away leads to results in the long run.
You're going places, just don't let drawing slip away from you

>>85861077
if i cant reach my goals, why bother?

>>85862153
But you can

>>85862863
i can't.

>>85862925
Just lock in bro

>>85863049
if i could i would

>>85863273
Then what is stopping you?

>>85863747
myself...

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>>85854903
done

>>85864634
Why is that? Why don't you draw?

>>85865083
Neat

evening /dig/

>>85865713
Evening
What are you drawing anon?

>>85865767
prob do some anatomy studies

>>85865821
That's nice. I should do some myself every once in a while. But not today

>>85866140
which anon are you? it's rarely this active

>>85866568
The guy posting absol last thread

>>85866568
wouldn't call a disingenuous doom poster and some dude falling for it and flooding the thread active desu

>>85866897
I do hope I'm neither of these

>>85866897
more active than usual*

>>85866897
yeah... theres a disturbing lack of tuts in my tuts dump gen... i smell discord raid

>>85867375
no one cares about this thread enough to raid it

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>>85829472
>>85834085
>>85857690
i think the burden of having to be perfect is lessened significantly when it’s gift art for others. its a weird effect that at least for me makes art less stressful
>>85835164
i try to keep the posting here to a minimum, need many more years under my belt before most of the stuff is worth sharing. thank you very much, and yes i love drawing this silly slipper lady when the owner requests her.

>>85841886
>>85841868
based big hyena cock enjoyer

>>85869188
You're already better then most of the regular posters so not sure why you need years to post more often

life getting uncomfortably for me to draw. Still only doing maybe an hour or so a night

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>>85867375
>theres a disturbing lack of tuts in my tuts dump gen
I was out wage slaving...

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Late night bump

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An official bank of New Zealand is mad people made porn of their mascot. This is her. I will now draw her naked. Whether she will be anthro or not, has not been decided.

Draw the sheep.

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I forget how I found some of these.

Thinking about what to draw

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>>85871620
There's always >>85876762 and I'm planning on participating in sticking it to the censorious moneymen trying to control what we can and can't enjoy in the privacy of our bedrooms too, just need to set up my workspace for digital again.
Alternatively, you can always do a study of something like pic related.

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you can scale csp 3d human bodirs for weird anatomy characters posing together
also helps with shadows/lights

>>85882708
Somehow took me forever to notice the missing leg.

>if you ask me what great chefs have in common
>1. Mother nature is a true artist and they are the cook
>2. Everything they do becomes an extension of then as a person
>3. They give you insight into the world they came from and serve it on their plates
Marco Pierre White

>>85884634
What

>>85885064
>If you want to earn a Michelin star then cook food that you want to eat
>Not what you think that they might want to eat
>Because it's gotta be an extension of you as a man
>Because if it doesn't become an extension of you then you'll never be happy

>>85884634
>if you ask me
I didn't

Hello chat

>>85884634
>>85885397
Why are you tarding up the thread

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>>85871620
Fine I'll do it myself

>>85886127
I thought it would be nice to post :(

>>85886517
if it aint a tut, dont even bother

>>85886517
Next time a simple
>just bee urself
Would suffice

>>85886580
>>85886737
Am 60 year old chef has great look at art but I guess that's just my own opinion

>>85882708
to be honest after mirroring my art a lot more now I've noticed I've gotten better with things being placed where they should. I still occasionally run into the "skew" issue with the body but that is always pretty easy to fix with skew tools

>>85886517
Post on-topic information and content, this isn't your facebook page

>>85835824
>>85871123
>>85872843
Which book?

bump

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I'm not comfortable with asking people how to change

food analogy bad

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>>85887418
How to Draw Furries and Kemono
https://e-hentai.org/g/3850443/4d49cd19fc/

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>>85890436
Shit book, completely disregard any thing they have to say since they hate snoots.

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color pros, i need some advice. im working on an image with characters in black clothing and im hitting a wall. im kinda just confused what to do

why is it generally considered bad to use straight black? when i see industry artwork they seem to use straight black/grey and it looks fine like pic related. i see that you’re supposed to use complementary colors but i dont know what complementary colors work work with black? using dark purple or blue just makes the outfits look dark purple of blue.

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an example of what i mean, idk what to do with lighting for black clothing

>>85890556
>>85890634
not sure why you'd listen to a random tumblr post. Better decision is to look into and read some of the colour and light books/guides that are in the OP. Ive never heard that using deep blacks is bad.

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ive been considering something like this where the outfits themselves are pitch black, then you use lighting to define shape and details but im further confused about how artists pick where to shine. something like this doesn’t seem to have a defined light source? are artists just going willy nilly when they do this method?

>>85890504
>they hate snoots.
Of course they do, it says "kemono" right there on the title. And anime styles, specially focused on cuteness, avoid drawing noses unless highly simplified.

>>85890837
Kemono is just nip furry. It's not a style, it's not a preference. There are nips that draw anthros properly and there are ones that do animeslop.

>>85890436
slop tut but acceptable tut offering
>>85890634
unc straight up posting tumblr screencaps rather than actual tuts

evening /dig/

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>>85890810
>are artists just going willy nilly when they do this method?
Pretty much, though having some references pictures IRL latex/spandex clothing is useful, of course. Even better would be owning a few articles of such cloth so you can always empirically test what specific lighting conditions look like reflected off of them, but fetishwear tends to not exactly be cheap.

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Bump with tiddy ref.

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trying out different pathways of drawing figs.

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>>85896654
where are his sneakers

bump
i really need to get back to making something every day, my skills have atrophied after taking a break for a month or two

>>85899794
I dont remember posting this

>>85899794
why do you guys have no discipline

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More scribblins. I haven't done a lot of eggs in awhile.
>>85841868
The OG Paper Mario has such a timeless style that can't be topped and I adore it. Replicating it is hard work though. You should go for it!
>>85843092
Thanks. I strive to draw fuckable yoshis when I can. The SMW-YI and PM yoshis have the best proportions to me.
>>85869188
>need many more years under my belt before most of the stuff is worth sharing
Dear anon, I call bullshit. You've made great strides in your art since I've seen you posting here and your recent batch has been your best yet imo. I mean fuck, I draw yoshi porn in earnest so it's not like there's a bar here for you to overcome. I encourage you to share when you feel like it.
>>85886236
I always love your ladies. Thick bodies with tiny legs never fails to tickle my pickle. I want to beep this sheep!

>>85900174
whats up yoshianon

>>85899979
im functionally a worthless person

>>85900314
do you have a job or go to school?

>>85900314
Again, I keep ghost posting

>>85899979
We're 4chud posters

>>85899794
Try to draw >>85871620 just to shave off the rust.

>>85900945
Instead of begging in the wrong thread either go to the artbeg thread or pay an artist to make your porn

>>85900174
Thanks Yoshi anon. Good scribbles.

>>85901071
This is an art thread, anon. I'm the anon who originally posted the prompt, and I drew the sheep already. As you can see, I'm capable of making my own porn. It's just a prompt. Someone in the last thread requested we have a couple to jog people's imagination. Take it or leave it.

Anyone have a good pencil brush recommendation for Clip Studio? I've tried a lot of them in the store but none of them seemed to be my type...

Also, where do you guys get good pose references?

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>moko everywhere out of nowhere
not like i will try it with my broken tablet but still

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is this good or is my teacher just baiting me

>>85902882
whos ur teacher

>>85902882
I don't understand what's that supposed to be