/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2458883
i'll love you

>>2185471
mind to share? I've been looking for half tones and inking and other stuff that is fairly specific to manga

>>1951824
Do you have any more coloring ones? I found this one very helpful. Also... a vagina one would be great, I wanna draw me some pussy.

Use the critique/analysis techniques I've learned from art to make some vidya and eventually be a designer/director for vidya.
I'd settle for being a designer and making neat things/puzzles that people recognize me for.

Need to stop being impatient with my work and see things through.

>>1704538
>none of tha manga bullshit
Who's talking about manga, I was talking about artists from whatever country doing good sequential art (I tend to dislike manga myself...for the most part) Anyways, some suggestions then; Rafael Albuquerque's art for American Vampire is really good, the inks are thick and the color is simple but very is pleasing and the pages as "a whole" look sick (in the good sense) Guy Davis' The Marquis is great with a more "cinematic" approach to story telling (with lots of wide panels and the like) is black and white but it really suits the style, Mignola already mentioned but I'll suggest particularly the Hellboy in Hell volumes, I dunno I just like it. I'm actually about to read Red Hood and the Outlaws, got very negative criticism for the characters but is Kenneth Rocafort, lovely inking.

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>>1664165
>"Soft shading" doesn't necessarily mean using soft brushes all the way.
>You could use hard brushes and then erase the stroke/shape with a soft brush for that ultimate soft-yet-solid impression.
I actually tried to blend 'Kyle style' because I used to simply render everything with square brush, but my colors end up moody. Thanks for the critique anyways.

>>1647218
>lolicon
I can also draw 13-year olds as well. Just Sayin'

>>1620578
I listen to audiobooks, I "read" the Hobbit and Fellowship in a week and right now I'm in the middle of Two Towers!!!