/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

pic related is most comprehensive imo

Nathan Fowkes said in an interview you need to do 3 things:
1. Draw from life
2. Copy other artist's work
3. Draw from imagination

The more I learn the more I realize how important those three really are, especially since I've skipped copying other artist's work for so long and I'm just starting to get into it now. Continue to work at your weaknesses and keep in mind what kind of art you want to create. Remember to both draw and paint, if you ever want to paint someday.

At the bottom of this page, he has some instructions on how to do art studies, and what kinds of things to study: http://androidarts.com/art_tut.htm

>>4273977
Here's a place to start.

>>3981977
Follow pic related. It was a pretty good schedule for me. One book for each area, one area for each day, strive for deliberate practice. Don't forget to draw some fun shit once in a while.

Is this any good?

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>>3552861
this