/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4902039
It really depends honestly. I'm sure that cultures are different but there are always variances in home situations in different places. I live in America probably considered upper middle class and my parents house their kids for however long. This can also become a problem too though because sometimes they will grow complacent without any sort of ultimatum looming.

>>4889563
depends on what you're trying to depict and if you're trying to do it realistically. It only makes sense that if you want to draw tanks, military weaponry, soldier's apparel you would probably want to visit a museum and see it for yourself. Pictures online aren't the same as seeing something in real life. In real life you can walk away from the reference get closer to it move around it. You can not do this with a static picture. If you want to write a convincing graphic novel involving much of the human experience realistically it would only make sense to go out and experience it in real life so you fully understand your reference.