/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2066017
>Do you guys have any artbro's that drive you up a wall?
Implying I leave the apartment and see other human beings. Do you even recluse, bro?

>>2066020
this

>>2066017
>And instead of doing a bunch of sketches they just produce a lot of "finished" pieces that they each try to polish to perfection.

Hate it when people do this shit. They don't realise that making a lot of sketches n thumbnails and then making more finished pieces based on the sketches and thumbnails is gonna make a much better product. If someone just tries first time 'finishing' a drawing/painting/piece the skeleton of it is gonna look much more shit than if you prepare

>>2066020
>>2066042

you're both faggots

>>2066017
>>They also kiss ass to alot of famous artists by instagramming / tagging their shit several times a week.
>instead of doing a bunch of sketches they just produce a lot of "finished" pieces that they each try to polish to perfection. It drives me insane.

This is what happens when people do art for the sake of getting a job in the art industry. They try to create polished, professional pieces and make connections through networking, and it really doesn't get them anywhere. I think that if you just focus on doing the things that you think are going to help you advance, you have a much easier time improving.

>>2066017
I know people like this. But my artbro does quite the opposite. He works a lot and does a lot of quick sketches that look very wonky but never has the patiente to actually measure stuff and barely improves because he's not applying any theory.

>>2066098
This. I know way too many people who produce only quick sketches and think they could automatically produce something refined and accurate because of the quantity of their work. The worst is when they ask for critique or advice on their 30 second, all over the place gesture drawings.

These people always seem to have the mindset that they could bust out anything super awesome and refined whenever they want, despite never bringing anything close to completion. Cleanness and accuracy is a skill too.

>>2066017
haven't had a "bro" in like 5 years, less so an "artbro"
>>2066048
pls no bully

>>2066048

Arthermitism is goat. I've actually turned down an internship opportunity at a game studio so I can keep neeting.

>>2066124
You'd probably be sweeping floors after filing TPS reports and occasionally tracing something that someone else was too lazy to finish, you made the right choice.

For profit 'game studios' are a joke.

>>2066098
If he has fun doing it then he's doing it right

>>2066020
>not leaving your house to draw outside
do you even impresionism?

>>2066020

Silly anon, you'll have start being much less of a recluse if you're trying to make it

>>2066213
wouldn't it have been more appropriate to post an actual impressionist painting with your comment?

>>2066017
>totally kills the mood when we jam with other people.
Sounds like it's time to stop inviting this person to your jams.

>>2066017
How do you even art jam

>>2066017

Alright maybe that guy's ambition and drive is all he has going for him.

Think about it from his point of view.

What the fuck is an 'art jam'?

>>2066807
>art jam
It's like art jelly

God damn I wish I had an art bro. I have no excuse really since I go to an art school. The only thing stopping me is my underdeveloped social skills and crippling anxiety.

>>2066044
That was totally me. I don't know about the kissing ass as I was just friends with others, but yeah, sucking hard at art without a plan or understanding the details.

>Also their face while they're working looks like they're pissed off/passing a kidney stone

This indicates conscious mental activity, which is usually a good sign when performing tasks like drawing practice.

>>2066017
i have a friend who really isn't all that great at art, but i don't know how to crit her without coming off like a bitch

also she's autistic and really obsessed with this one character she invented.

>>2066818
Strike up a conversation about the weather or how you "hate this class" or whatever

It really isn't that hard.

>>2066818
Just treat them like an old friend rather than treating them like a stranger

>>2066044
post your art

>>2066818
compliment their art(only if you actually like it tho) and say oh how did you do that, who are your art influences, what are your career goals, etc

maybe there is another art bro in the same boat .

>>2066898

>>2066921
>jpg

>>2066105
Man I have this problem too
I feel as if I've got a pretty good grasp of the fundamentals in the things I'm drawing but they'll always get low votes because all I have are sketchy looking things that were done in an hour
I don't think I have the patience for doing super nice lineart or really rendered paintings

>>2066898

>>2066017
I dont even understand half the things this faggot op is saying. I do my work, I get famous after I die. Isn't that the plan all a long?

>>2066251
ppsshhh

>he does not know what is impressionism, he even spells it wrong.

>>2066811
Kek

>>2066807
It's when you and a group of artists take turns inserting pencils into each others assholes.

>>2069305
Only pencils? What group of poorfags are you? Everyone knows that Copics are the best!

>>2066044
Is it weird that, despite knowing jackshit about art, I've been doing this since I started practicing more seriously?

>>2066105
>tfw this is you

>>2069790
do you even humblebrag

>>2066017
>And instead of doing a bunch of sketches they just produce a lot of "finished" pieces that they each try to polish to perfection.
that's what i always do through all art jams i had in my life.
that's why i become better. While you draw your shitty-ass sketch, i will do finished work, look at it and polish it few times.

>>2066888
Are you me?

>>2066888
>tfw this friend is me except its not even my own character but from anime

>>2066888
>tfw this friend is me except its not even my own character but from anime

>>2066017
>And instead of doing a bunch of sketches they just produce a lot of "finished" pieces that they each try to polish to perfection.

Reminds me of the description in "The New Drawing on The Right Side of The Brain," which describes how kids do this, but art teachers try to go all abstract and creative on them instead of teaching them what they want to know.

Annoying twats always love to say "don't be so stubborn" when it isn't them who want to achieve something.