/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6292980
Yeah, assistants and secretaries are basically that.
A practicing doctor, for instance, only has to get to his office, sit down and wait for patients to magically arrive through his door. His job is highly qualified, but the work itself is extremely easy: sit, wait for patient, diagnose.

The secretary takes care of payment, scheduling, office repair, outsourcing the legal stuff, etc.

>I know that will go viral
What OP means is he has a lot of contacts and/or money, not a good story.

Otherwise he'd understand even the best piece of media can flunk pathetically without the correct distribution/marketing.

>>4434492
>everyone gets
I'm Polish how do I get mine?

>>4398612
Anon, this tutorial is in Japanese, but you could try just looking at the video.

Skip to 19:00 and watch until about 50 minutes in, he'll have an "anime face slapped to real anatomy" and then go through the process of turning it into more "2D girl".

The main gist is drawing things a bit thinner than IRL because when you don't have shading (flat colors in manga/anime), things look thicker than. That and a bit of altered proportions on hip height, head size and leg length to make it more idealized, but those steps are optional.
Line economy is also good to avoid uncanniness.

https://youtu.be/cwlW-qECs3A

>>4219533
>oh nooo, my cereal has too much sugar
>yummy, I'm so glad I have better options for breakfast, such as Diarrhea Flakes (TM)

>>4147125
I'm doing Inktober digitally for my participation trophy.

Are you perchance doing it for the first place trophy?