/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

thanks op, got a few i havent seen before. cheers

>>3517687

No.

I keep trying to draw the human figure, but typically I mess up and make the ribcage way too large or the head out of proportion. How do I approach the figure with proportion in mind? If anyone has videos about this, I'd appreciate it.

>Often a creative block comes from an inability to stay focused on just one task at hand. Your mind feels overwhelmed or distracted by too many things. "Your brain feels like a big knot, and you only think of your kitchen that needs a cleaning," says German-based photographer Matthias Heiderich in Krysa's book. "It makes sense to stop working then, and to re-sharpen the senses."

>Heiderich's solution is what he calls "Once Around the Block," inspired by the name of a song by musician Badly Drawn Boy. Simply getting out of your chair, exploring your own neighborhood, paying attention to the houses and sidewalks and shop windows rather than staying stuck in your head and your workspace, can help reenergize you. "Trying to see the banal objects around you in a new light can be a good brain boost," he says.

>Having endless possibilities to choose from can be overwhelming and ultimately lead to a block. That's why setting rules or parameters for yourself can help you start thinking creatively without getting lost in the wilderness of possibilities.

>>2433433
Come on guy, at least post the whole thing.

it's between this and another by Repin

I'll contribute.

This is my favorite painting by Boogero

>>1763212
bougie alway s makes me hard