/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Anatomy is difficult because human beings are peculiar creatures with strange anatomy - our spines are very weird, as is our facial anatomy.

Add onto that, human brains like to break things down into symbols and there is nothing we break down more than our own faces. Social species and all.

At least, that's my take. I would still say accurately portraying light and color is more difficult but that's because I find it much more boring than anatomy, which I am naturally interested in as a biology nerd.

I think the topics you are less interested in will be more difficult than those you naturally care about. The human body is a fascinating machine while I've never cared about lighting much until I started getting more into film.

Thanks for listening to my unintentionally pretentious blog.

Is the golden ratio ever not used in art?
Can a piece be effective without it?
Was it rightfully so valued by logicians and artists of yesteryear?
Also what is it?

hey ic, wanna draw in paint?
lets see your rendition of this.