/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>1658312
I have the same problem. I also fear they will notice my shit drawings and make costanza face.

>>1658312
nope

if someone doesnt like it they can walk away

No one would notice or really care considering how many creeps, weird people and total nutjobs are walking around parks.

>>1658312

I have the same problem. At the moment I prefer to find pictures and apply on them perspective lines on a new layer. Probably it's not like drawing live, but at least I force myself to see things in 3d

>>1658328

we're not all from New York

At least it's less weird than some creepy guy pointing a video camera at you.

No one cares about you drawing at a public place.
If you draw shitty, they will care even less about you.

>>1658312
go to train station draw for hours > various people great architecture hot sloots.

tfw ain't nothing but a g-string bby.

seriously though i think you are going to be more uncomfortable than anyone who catches you sketching.

Wear sunglasses

>>1658417
>corrupiting that natural light intake with variation of hues.

huehue

not even once.

>>1658422
its like the guy here who paints in an ocher room

>>1658312

>>1658449
>tfw no gf

wear headphones, nobody will bother you. also, learn to not give a fuck about what people think. its hard, but you will be much more happier about it once you do.

Movies, TV series, documentaries, etc.
Going outside the NEET cave is for plebs.

>>1658312
I paint in public sometimes. No one has ever been weirded out, and usually some will stop, watch, tell me I'm good, even take pictures of me working. Now and then people will ask to buy my sketch. But I will say that if you aren't very good, your reactions might not be as good. Try a more secluded location until you're comfortable being watched.

>>1658480
>tfw no hooker

>>1658312
No one gives a shit

>>1658496
you some kind of pro?

The main problem I had was drawing people as they're moving around.
I usually just draw people and statues at the museum because they're just standing around, or I draw animals at the zoo, because they're sitting around bored.
You do get "can you draw me right now?" all the time though

>>1658312
>tfw he's on outside of park.
>i know that feel.

"Loneliness has followed me my whole life, everywhere. In bars, in cars, sidewalks, stores, everywhere. There's no escape. I'm God's lonely man." - somemovie or something

i know that feel.

I wonder if the oculus rift will provide a viable substitute for going outside

>>1658585
In what way would it "replace" any aspect of going outside?

>>1658600
I was thinking of easy access to 3D models. May not be perfect, but it's better than sitting a computer working with 2D images all day

>>1658603
I don't think it would be much different than normal 3D programs and videogames.

>>1658605
Well, you see it in true 3D (not a 3D model on a 2D screen), unlike most videogames and programs.

>>1658605
nah man you need to see this video.. not him but this looks cool as fuck.. also im the opposite i want to go outside more...

http://vimeo.com/64769947

this isn't the one i was trying to find but you get the idea..

>>1658611
found it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bytIGCeGxo

>>1658312
I draw in public a lot. Little kids say nice things as they pass by. Some people look or fidget and get uncomfortable. Some people seem to like that they're being drawn. Guess what, none of them probably think about it ever again after that day. You shouldn't really give a shit.

I'm going to find some random park or something tomorrow and I'll be drawing random people walking by. Haven't gone outside for like weeks. Wish me luck.

>>1658585
something went terribly wrong in your life.

>>1658613
>this technology
suddenly, I don't want to kill myself anymore

>>1658496
>>1658615
it makes picking up chicks easier too, isn't it?

>>1658312
people respond pretty well to photography i find, and i'm no sammo hung so it's not my pretty looks disarming people.

>>1658932
I wouldn't know, I prefer dicks over chicks. But yeah I'd guess it works better than a puppy. In fact, bring a puppy, you'll be unstoppable.

>>1658932
I haven't yet been approached by a girl, but I imagine they would be more likely to than if I was staring into space or drooling into my phone.

>>1658385
>train station
Shit, that's a great idea. People are always focused on going back and forth in a place like that, they'd hardly notice someone sitting nearby sketching.

>>1659864
An airport would be good too I think, but a train station would likely be a lot more convenient.

>>1659877
best thing I noticed while drawing is there are often people sleep so you can really stare and get every detail lol

>>1658613
WHY DOES HE FOCUS ON THE BLAC COCK SO MUCH?

>>1659897
At the end of the video when he looks up and goes like, o shit there's an ass... He was probably right behind the black guy. And it was probably not an accident.

I do it almost everywhere. You don't have to feel awkward. Helps me make friends too, people appreciate being drawn for the most part (and if it's decent, it's fun to give the sketches to people)