/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4178933

>>3804711
Anyone got a link to that book? Looked in the artbook thread and found his other ones but not this one.

ro

I believe Bob

>>3600382

>>3594229
I want Istebrak to sit on my face while roasting my art.

>>3591135
Because it's anime tiddies.
Would've been 8k likes if one wasn't significantly bigger that the other.

>>3494796
I don't. I either draw naked ass or super tight pants. Thongs are absolute plebeian half-measure for normie peasants who can't fully appreciate an ass.
But I like >>3494831 theory.

>>3481760
Her videos are pretty helpful and she has sexy voice. I'd like her to sit on my face while roasting my art.

SEAMUS YOU FUCKING FAGGOT CONTACT ME GODDAMMITT REEEEEEEEEE

Can somebody post martial artists doing martial artist things

>>3003929
>https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21APXa9KeUpBIoyWY&id=F9815D5579F67656%2111600&cid=F9815D5579F67656
holy shit this is a goldmine, bookmarked it.

should I download everything in fear of it being deleted?

>>3015165
Yeah, tried it but somehow it doesn't work for me like it did for @Rei

No want reply to me, what even the point

>>2992429
Do you have learning material out?

>>2855879

It's just as easy or difficult as talking to anyone else, really. Some people will be receptive, some will not. It's nothing personal. Usually if you guys draw similar subject matter and in the same field they're likely to talk to you more, but not always. You can build rapport over other things.

I usually start by asking them questions about their work or process, or tell them what I like about their specific piece and then ask questions. It starts a conversation. People fucking love being acknowledged and being asked about themselves (and their art, which is extension of themselves).

And of course, talk to people because you're genuinely curious about them and want to hang out with people, not because you want to climb up the social ladder.

>>2825414
tell me more