/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4733427
I actually remember my sculpture professor saying that painting is the highest tier of fine art, but would argue that sculpture is right up there with painting. I'm curious how 3d printing is going to affect the field as a whole in the next 20 years.

>>4733577
I was super surprised at the progress the average art student made in a single class of figure drawing. Watching GD majors who haven't really drawn before learn how to confidently represent figures after a few months is awesome to watch. It's even more interesting when you break out mediums like Ink and they do surprisingly well.

>>4256919
>read comment
>jump into folder outta curiosity
>find closest thing to start of the year as I have
>look at work I am about to submit
>
fuck I am so so SO GLAD I joined DAD holy shit I needa put these together in an image just so I can compare side by side.
ty for this random anon I probably won't post it desu due to anonymity but this made me feel good as a beg

>>3951895
That's pretty well put together, OP.

>>2673665
Give me something good

>>1939442
Grade A trolling I can't even be mad people fell for is so fucking bad. You blew up this thread you little cheeky monkey you.


BUT he does have a point.

They are just beautiful in different ways. Variety is good, as is learning to appreciate things for different reasons.

Look at >>1939443

She doesn't even look human. But god if it isn't fucking amazing in the most horrific way possible. You're witnessing the human body stretched to its limit. You can benefit greatly from observing this woman. From how excessive fat arranges itself on a skeleton, to how the folds of fabric wrap around the fat. Drawing old people benefits you the same way.