/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>quit art
>still browse /ic/
I never understood why people would browse and post on this board despite not drawing for years. But now I understand.

>>5025203

>>4885758
>Go on this bitch's Instagram
>A couple of mediocre neon object studies
>Two portraits that look like they were drawn by a kid

Is this bitch even an artist

>>4779422
>>4779436
>>4779443
>>4779446
>>4779464


Retards.

>>3457903
>Using the same pic three times, just changing the facial expression
>General midget preportions on both homunculi
>God-given
>Hard work

>>3067959
>nosebro
>drawing
kek, we all know he's a worthless piece of garbage that will do nothing but shitpost on /ic/ and post "critiques" to delude himself that he is nothing more skilled than the doodling faggots at /i/. i've never seen nosebro do anything close to realistic probably because he only draws in his ugly samefaced style and can't color to save his life. faggot should leave /ic/ and actually draw for a year straight and learn to not be an annoying piece of shit. stop worrying about trash and go draw unlike everyone else here.

>>3000935
>>3000597
everything you know is wrong
see >>3000951
>>2999443
and >>3000951
Learn some real anatomy and how to draw cubes/boxes and planes first. They're easier. I'm only saying this because you two don't know how to use perspective. Cubes are the easiest way to learn that. Spheres and round shapes are easy to place down arbitrarily but are very difficult to use accurately for complex angles in perspective. Loomis was a massive faggot making Fun With A Pencil. Only his other books are good. It's easy to tell when you do a box sloppy and straight lines are very easy to see the tilts of the body by simplifying them to angles. Ellipses and round shapes are more difficult to tell if you've done sloppily as will as being worse at showing angles. If you two autismos took the time to study people in real life, you'll see the body always is at different angles and almost never perfectly vertical or horizontal (people usually slightly tilt their head side to side or slightly forward, hips usually contrapose the shoulders, etc.) There seems to be this meme that if you use straight lines or blocky forms that automatically makes it stiff, and using curvy shapes automatically makes your figures not stiff. As long as you have different angles in every part and make the angles flow into each other it will work. Get a 3d simulator or just grab a real cube and draw 7" by 7" cubes with your shoulder, and not your wrist on large sheets of paper 100 times, while changing the angle of the cube slighly each time. If you don't have large paper, buy a cheap 12 inch sketchbook and fill it with cubes, and if you have clip studio, then you can use the 3d pose engine to practice rotating cubes as well. Once you can draw a cube intuitively, you can draw anything in perspective by relating it to cubes. Read Hampton or Bridgman, not Loomis. Get back to work.

>>2983761
>>2983422
>>>/beg/

>>2828302

>7th grade
>Go over to friends houses
>Trace over manga girls, but make them naked
>Take them home and hide them
>Fap to them later