/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

did you know there's two different angles if you look at a face like that?
the reason is that you have two eyes, you can see the nose at different angle if you close the other eye, they also incorporate this on still frame to simulate the angle of the nose at both vantage points.
now now, since these screens are meant to be seen in tablets or tv far away, they simulate the 3d-ness of 2d art by making them look like you're viewing them in omniscient or far view but in the case of OP pic the omniscient view is panned more towards either side (then the final image is cropped). think of how vr works, vr is just two 2d/flat video meshed together but artists are free to pan it wherever they want so the nose is more towards whatever side the "other eye" was supposed to be.

also the reason why pic related exists, the vantage point is simulated off two eyes and meshed together.
this is what they said when you use reference/real life study since a photo is not the same with something viewed with two eyes, the one viewed with the latter has more 3d depth.

those who never get this never make it lol

>>5022352
>It's just my style
Oh no no no

>"just keep drawing, at some point it will (magically) get better"
>"its my style"
>"art is more than how it looks"
>"Proko is my favorite youtuber"
>I can't draw without reference"
>"Brushes and settings are the most crucial part to drawing"
>"talent doesn't exist I just need to grind for 10,000 hours to get good"
10K hours later
>"I've been drawing for years, I realized the most important part was not becoming the best but having fun at it"

>>4198061
>but Í thought it's about slapping huge eyes and a line for mouth on a proper 3D sphere?
You can. But it's not always how people do it- look at picrel, the mouth on the first panel looks good in 2d but if you start thinking of everything as a 3d object (as seen on 2nd panel) it doesn't make sense. It's a stylistic choice, and only works in 2d for the aforementioned reason.

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