/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

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>You're expecting a total beginner to understand "WHY certain proportions and gestures look appealing to the human eye"?
no, just the opposite. I'm expecting a beginner to have a poor eye for detail. the advice is only to warn them of the danger that accompanies arrogance and encourage them that studying fundies actually will help train their observation. your post is wholly agreeable in fact. perhaps you misread my intentions as being more hostile than they were.

on the other hand OP has demonstrated here >>4478059 that some people actually do just have an innate talent for observation, so I digress I suppose. I agree that getting bogged down with technical information before you've even become comfortable with a pencil is a backwards and passionless way to get started. /ic/ leans on this mindset too much and it's why people are obsessed with flexing their knowledge instead of actually drawing.

>Do you even draw?
"Yes."

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liking this stuff, good work fellas.