/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6513757
dude you obviously are new here.
really new.

don't sweat it I don't judge, that is literally all this site is now and has been for like 20 years.
This site was founded for none of your radical beliefs you think. If it did, it wouldn't be in the piss poor shape it is.

>was using my freetime from WFH to do drawing reps
>new CEO called everyone back starting next week, WFH completely abolished
>mfw
I know no one likes blogposting but holy fuck I need to vent, I just wanna draw, why the fuck there's so little free time

>>4285700
>that chicken scratch
>one eye is twice the size of the other and no aligned properly
>crooked as fuck nose is see from the right at the bridge and head on at the base
>one human ear and one elf ear
>hair strands drawn individually and half assed
Whatever way you are learning to draw throw it out and find something else, preferably something that goes over construction. You are in no place to talk about that guys work.

I've been considering it for awhile now, but I've decided I want to be a comic book artist, a penciler, specifically. I'm studying the ideas and thoughts behind visual art/storytelling right now along side my art, and I've also been planning to go a vocational school like SVA or the Kubert School in a few years when I get out of the service. That being said, I feel somewhat hesitant deciding to do this because I've only gotten into comic books in the last few years, but I love them and talking to several artists and writers has done nothing but reinforce that. That being said, I feel kinda like an illegitimate wannabe artist. I didn't grow up with comics, least of all art, and deciding to to it at 27 professionally having liked them for such a short time makes me feel like a fake. I'm still going to go for it though. I was never pushed towards anything and don't have much else I want to do with my life