/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Admire their art and their work ethic-and remember that ultimately the only person you're competing with is yourself. It doesn't matter how good OR BAD somebody else is. It's about what you can do. I don't think jealousy makes a good motivator, but I suppose that's a subjective thing, too. Some people might find butthurt the purest and most potent source of artistic fuel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-IJvyAayzA

>>3520084
>how could nobody appreciate my half ass copy of a photo?!

Get this, or endure the pangs of regret for the rest of your natural life.

Or until you do get it.

>Whatever comes first

https://www.amazon.com/Huion-Wireless-Graphic-Drawing-Surface/dp/B01CYCOYSU

Enjoy, you have a long and likely tragic road ahead of you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdyW2WwARZc

>and use the catalog next time please, fambre

>>2636621

>>2556886
>He's selling the books that he published and had shipped to his residence entirely with kickstarter backer money to random con goers

HOLY FUCKING SHIT THIS GUY IS INCREDIBLE

>>2331986
>it's got nearly a square inch larger active area, is about that much smaller overall than my large and 4 more hotkey buttons

SHAKE MY HEAD

>>2309461
>Apparently Bammes in his books (the German original ones, not sure about those new translated version) takes the time to essentially shit talk all the other anatomy teachers and books and points out all their weaknesses.

That's not what Bammes did at all, he just explains their methodology if I recall correctly. Bammes is pretty great though. He's more refined than Bridgman yet looser than Loomis; I think he represents a happy medium.

>>2283225
thank you for this reply