/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3229771
yeah

>>2695712
:^)

Dumb question OP but while we're at it I've always wondered what kind of monster you need to be able to paint something like Mullins or Ruan Jia

Anyone has that Craig Mullins demo he did at trojan horse?

>>2260645
>>2260646
>>2260647

Stop shitposting and fuck off if you aren't going to participate.

>>2260644

In terms of the un-edited actually good picture, I'd say 7-8 years.

Lets discuss freelance jobs. Blogpost your experiences and thoughts.
>How long have you seriously practiced art?
>Have you gotten a job yet, what was it like?
>How much have you searched for a job?
>What companies have you worked for?
>How often to you email companies, how often do you email the same company in a week?

I have been practicing for 2.5 years and recently finished a portfolio for illustration, I emailed several companies, some of them entry level, but I had no luck in getting a job. I had outdated views on the industry(old articles/videos from 2008-2011), I was certain I could get entry level jobs without looking too hard, but turns out things have gotten much harder. I still have time to upgrade my portfolio, but recent events have been somewhat scary, It has inspired me to put a lot more time into my illustrations.

>>2239454
thanks you so much, keep up the good work

is that the full resolution you work on it or the max you able to upload

>>2239471
what? anyway I don't have that one from the left, in case you have it share it with us

>>2077845
I dunno, I'm still surprised. Usually Mullins is EASIER for traditional guys to appreciate given the fact that despite Mullins experimenting with techniques a lot, at his core he brings a lot over into his art from traditional people--Mead, Sargent, Wyeth, the Impressionists etc. Plus he freely admits himself that he is a very technical artist (almost to a fault).

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>>1777876
This have better scale for ya?