/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2752997
>did you ever notice that many of the supersuccessful digital artists are extremly helpful?
Because they know it will boost their popularity
Some of these tutorials are outright harmful T B H

>>2637092
>I fucked up the face
You sure did

Could we please have a Chris Hart thread, or any other bad teacher desu? Just so that any newbs know who not to listen to.

>>2538347
You mean this one?

This book seems like it only got published because whoever it was pitched to didn't know anything about anime, thought it was all ugly anyways, but knew that it was popular.

>>2492369
Here's some more since you love it so much op.

>>2465030
I recommend how to draw manga books. they're really good. Especially chris arts manga book.

Don't have anything against the guy myself, but his manga how-to really speaks for itself.

>>2167790
pic related

Never actually used it but thought it was worth a share nonetheless.

I vaguely remember being the one who took this screenshot. The author has multiple books published on the subject of drawing manga.

/ic/ has talked enough about Sycra already, why don't we give our opinions about the rest? Jetty, Will Terrell, Sinix, Seage, Bob Meatbag, etc... discuss

pic unrelated

>>1761545
this shit
>>1761531
This one squashes a bit too much. A ball that soft won't bounce up very high.
Try different kinds of balls. A heavy, light, hard, soft. A bowling ball will bounce differently to a ping-pong ball and you can show that just by adjusting the bounce arcs, timing and spacing and squash and stretch.
This is a cool exercise because you're doing pure animation with minimal drawing.
>>1761536
the whole point of it is that it's just a circle moving around, and that you give it different properties by animating it differently