/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>7078170
Of course, plenty of foreigners been working in anime industry since 2018.
Here's an American's key animation in genuine anime art style:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CT2YmbZFcja/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=embed_video_watch_again

Demons
https://www.instagram.com/desadaptado.art/
https://www.deviantart.com/desadaptado/gallery

>>7093034
https://twitter.com/Blu_Z0
https://www.instagram.com/blu_z0/
https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/35686487

https://www.instagram.com/luke_martin_re/

>>7096281
I assumed the wiki was like the fit wiki with outdated meme advice
>>7096283
I thought you weren't supposed to try to develop a certain style until you got good in the first place.
Anyway, let's assume I want to draw like either of these guys, what should I learn from them?
https://www.instagram.com/takatoy999/
https://twitter.com/1na1000/status/1752345932681847074

Drawing things everybody gives a shit about
https://twitter.com/nemojona
https://www.instagram.com/nemojona91

https://www.instagram.com/dark_indigox/
https://www.tiktok.com/@kurai_injigox
https://www.patreon.com/DarkIndigo

I mainly draw THICC League of Legends Mommies but sometimes other waifus too!

>Daily posts (Twitter/X):
https://twitter.com/GurvirShinda

>Daily/Semi-Daily (IG):
https://www.instagram.com/gurvirandshinda/

>For all my Hentai (Patreon):
https://www.patreon.com/shinda292

Demons

https://www.instagram.com/desadaptado.art/
https://www.deviantart.com/desadaptado/gallery

https://instagram.com/abbeloss
https://twitter.com/abbeloss
i dont always draw porn

>https://twitter.com/pedrogoferreira
>https://www.instagram.com/pedrogferreira_/#
>https://www.artstation.com/pedrogferreira
>https://www.tumblr.com/pedrogferreira

>>7056761
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb_Kdt7IQRr/

Can somebody post this painted pepe here? I've been dealing with upload issues since yestreday.

>>7081444
>>7081444

Check my 444 follower count on ig

Also painted a pepe once
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb_Kdt7IQRr/

feel free to shitpost with it frens

I have a B.A degree in Fine Arts
I need some gibs on instagram.
https://www.instagram.com/hbx.034/
DM me for advice.

I need some follow gibs on instagram.
https://www.instagram.com/hbx.034/
Also on youtube I make 2d animations.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PyIIgW1B0o

>>7079232
https://twitter.com/ifpartwork
https://www.instagram.com/ifpartwork/

>>7077849
His first insta post: https://www.instagram.com/p/BDZ0lGsSgFR/ (2016).

Just follow along what he did I guess (value studies, courses, plenty of color and master studies). You won't get good with color unless you have solid drawing and composition, color mixing and paint/brush handling skills already. Then you can try looking for Gurney or Fowkes I guess.

>>7077856
7B (soft pencils) are best used on smooth paper, and I think are more of an advanced tool. Your problem is not line quality per say, it's that you're rushing.

Here's an exercise (spend 2h, 3h on it, take it seriously): make a 5-steps values scale; each step must be as smooth and uniform as possible, and they must be as equally separated (in value) as possible. It'll train your eyes, force you to pay attention to how your pencil and eraser work.

You can cut your eraser to a smaller triangular shape to give you more precise erasing.

I've literally learnt a new thing about graphite pencil today, despite having spent hundreds of hours drawing with graphite over a few years. Mediums are hard.

>>7015934
Been so long since I was last here (a few years) but it's good to be back /ic/hads

>Daily posts (Twitter/X):
https://twitter.com/GurvirShinda

>Daily/Semi-Daily (IG):
https://www.instagram.com/gurvirandshinda/

>For all my Hentai (Patreon):
https://www.patreon.com/shinda292

>>7076902
I'm not a big fan of Odd's odd mood, dare I say.

otherwise, it's a tough question. there so many *very* good artists, like, better than even the best of the 19th century. but most of them aren't too well-rounded.

for example, Alain Picard is a great pastelist, great touch and sense of color, but there are major drawing issues on his portraits (https://www.picardstudio.com/portraits).).

a guy like Thomas Schaller has great watercolor handling, nice imagination skills for a tradfag, but his portraits are weak, and he's too often re-using the same color scheme.

there's tons of digital artists who have mad composition/color skills (here's one I'm randomly discovering https://www.instagram.com/gordillozart/)), but they often struggle as hell with trad (incidentally, this one can handle gouache just fine), because doing the same thing in trad requires so much more work.

atelierfags are overly tight, but some of them can do marvelous stuff (albeit sometimes boring) with still lifes or cast for example, despite the sight-size crutch.

Watts is probably one of the most well-rounded guy out there. if you've ever saw him handling one of those black pencil, once he's warmed up, to do quick figure or portraits.. the speed and control are reaaally outstanding. but, at least what I've saw in from his fine art stuff, it's a touch boring.

>>7076969
take a photo of something in a strong light. compare your photo to what you actually see. best if you can play around with the camera settings.

>>7076996
trained eyes see more

>>7070608
wear gloves

>>7070592
draw what you want and find out

>>7070451
pinterest/google/yandex/instagram/twitter

Pose
https://quickposes.com/en/gestures/timed
https://www.quickposes.com/en
http://reference.sketchdaily.net/en
https://quickposes.com/en/gestures/random
https://www.characterdesigns.com/non-nude-photo-index
https://www.lovelifedrawing.com/tutorials/
https://app.posemy.art/
https://line-of-action.com/practice-tools/hands-feet-practice

>>7070182
they enjoy it/they use it to pay the bills

>>7068863
not often unless they are using it for a particular purpose

>>7068788
You should try to upload to most places and adjust to where ever you gain traction

>>7068764
99% of human beings need social interaction or they'll shorten their lives and will become mentally unstable, the decision is up to you

>>7068543
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0DaR46sJAg

>>7068522
ask for half the money upfront, deliver a quick sketch, if they don't pay, don't continue the drawing

>>7067924
use imagination, or look up the scene online, chances are someone has drawn or done something similar

>>7067906
Create a list of things you've already drawn, and create a time/place where you only draw things not on the list

>>7066795
No, sculptors have an advanced 3d knowledge of anatomy because their work involves use of 3d space and realism is required for most sculptures so their attention to detail becomes heightened, where as in 2d spaces you can get away with inaccuracies or stylizated flourishes a lot easier (see goku's hair/ mickey's ears as an example of things that will be difficult to get away with in a 3d statue)

>>7066790
Depends on the sector of art you're looking at, the skills to be a competent draftsman are different than an animator/character designer etc etc. Look at the people who already have the job you want and aim to have skill comparable to them, start at the lowest level of professional but aim to be the best version of yourself within those parameters.

>>7065226
>on my instagram
shameless self-shilling. i won't check out your insta. post here of kys

>post ur own work?
https://i.4cdn.org/ic/1707597102845061.jpg

>>7061546
https://www.instagram.com/arucelli/?hl=en
I remember seeing an old screenshot here where this girl had around their level of skill at ~19 with 200k followers or something like that. That was a while ago but they haven't got much better since. Point being, you can shoot up quick with a certain style but stunt yourself in the long run. And I'm sure that they're content with their technical ability which is fine too, it really doesn't have to be a race to get better all the time.

>>7059728
https://www.instagram.com/uglypatch/

>>7061153
one of steven zapata's students
https://www.instagram.com/mtwells_art/
dude started drawing 3 years ago, looks to be 30 give or take.
with the right instruction, you can do it.