/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2448121
Intense shitposting right there.

First of all, ethnics are far more precise than caucasian, asian or black. Caucasians, at least in Europe (and even more in the past) are distributed into quite a large amount of ethnic groups. Hungarians aren't the same as germanic people, who aren't the same as portugese and so on. So while you might be all happy to show that you can say whether a person is black or white, you'd already struggle quite alot telling the ethnic groups apart based on simple examples.

>>2448129
If you understand that ethnics aren't just "caucasian" or "black", you might be able to understand my post.
I've attached an example of what I'm talking about. Notice how the features are made so simple and perfect that in the end there's no real structure underneath. Can you point out what ethnic this jawline belongs to ? What would associate those oversized eyes to ? Germanic people ? That's exactly the point, where people want to draw pretty faces so badly that all personality goes down the drain in favour of perfect little traits. Even artists like RuanJia do this (look at the chin and jawline in his Rondo Of Moon).

Granted they choose how much artistic license they want to take, but I've seen this jawline and tiny chin everywhere and there's nothing original nor interesting about it anymore. So I'd like to see more actual human faces, and one of the ways you can do this is build a coherent face based on ethnics, as well as a whole lot of other tools, like fucking functionality.