/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3782466
You will only get pissed off about this if you're lazy and want to be spoonfed answers. Stop expecting these books and videos to do the work for you. Once you're past Loomis, Roberston, and Hampton you should be applying the techniques you learned through studies and original work. If you get stuck, that's when you look for a tutorial video. There are literally people in 3rd world countries who don't have access to cgpeers, gfxpeers, etc. and turn out better art than 90% of the people here who have terabytes of tutorials stored on their external drives.

>>3476251
>worked at disney for a few years as character designer, left to make "meaningful art" (probably got fired)
>runs a podcast about making it in the design/concept industry
>makes gimmicky tutorials and courses
>uses every opportunity to whine about how the industry sucks the life out of you, yet he hasn't created anything on his own aside from his shitty podcast
>portfolio hasn't been updated in years
>has no notable credits to his name

this is what happens to lazy designers.

>>3131136
don't listen to that anon.
you're off to a decent start. watercolor is one of the more difficult mediums to use. when you start out to do a painting you really need to think ahead and try to anticipate how the paint will react with the paper and how it will look once you start layering. my advice to you is to work with lighter washes and layer them up. this will help familiarize you with your paint brand's working properties. save the highly pigmented washes for very last.