/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Some more books

"Anatomy for Sculptors" by Uldis Zarins
>https://mega.co.nz/#!GIdSSZib!rI1rTzWtIiUq0Qn4ECJHU-fOhB011wFTH8Egqdguk5M

Bert Dodson - Keys to Drawing
>https://mega.co.nz/#!LZsVXTjJ!t5W4mBq9v2iBbJWxvHM04rrMtA4wV7d3ZqX4daJowL4

Various books and articles
>https://mega.nz/#F!es1BSKQR!spODyd0iaQmMelGA2GscFw

Fashion in photos 1860s - 1880s
>http://www.mediafire.com/download/ovknla3633376sb/Fashion+In+Photographs+1860-1880.zip

Kim Jung Gi 2011 sketchbook
>https://mega.co.nz/#!H4Y2kILb!9uVyFTRg45U-K4Csy8s3tJwSk4NDKiLEGUY2fbmfm5g

Kim jung Gi 2013 Sketchbook
>https://mega.co.nz/#!qlRxUTpL!6PynLJKenp4Yj8OzDhAwmtIBpD1AMlUd8kyhaJ7dpkk

Scott Robetson - How to Render
>http://www.mediafire.com/download/tg7b5vj3n0m6xuz/H2R.rar


If any of the links above expires or breaks, please report it in this thread.

I tried to compile all the major uploads from the last thread into the OP. If you're uploading a file, it would be really helpful to follow the above format of including the name of the author and the title of the book, then a down a line and provide the url green texted, thanks.

got this in the mail today. haven't had a chance to look too much into it but it's pretty sweet. shame there's nothing from nausicaa in it though.

you know, I may sound a bit old fashioned but I like to obey the law
so I prefer to buy books ;) something that all TRUE art lovers should do
but sure, feel free to download them..and whine about how art doesn't pay, how artists are poor and bla bla bla

>>2185842
I buy books when I have the money. I actually prefer to, because it saves on hard drives space.

That said, I'm not going to pay hyperinflated prices for rare or out-of-print books that won't even support the original authors because they're being sold secondhand when I can get a download.

>>2185842
>I may sound a bit old fashioned but I like to obey the law

You're right, you DO sound old-fashioned.

>feel free to download them..and whine about how art doesn't pay, how artists are poor and bla bla bla

I will feel free to download them, but I think I'll let someone else do the whining for me.

>>2185853
you are everything that is wrong in this world, nowadays
eat my anal shit

>>2185834
Nausicaa is like my favorite that's some bull shit smh

>>2185857
it was really good. saw it for the first time last night actually. who knows, it might be in the book i haven't really looked at it in depthly.

but i really doubt it

>>2185856
Could you whine a LITTLE harder than that? You don't have to, I can find someone else to do it. But as long as you're here and all...

>>2185842
These books don't even get imported to my country, and no one in my family has a credit card to buy online. Plus we have a pretty high tax on books(and everything else).

From the other thread:

>Which would be best for learning how to draw organs and tissues?

I'd also like to know that but any medical anatomy book would probably work anyways.

Looking for any books from the top dogs over at trigger, I.E Imaishi, Yosinari and Sushio

>>2185952
gray's anatomy is probably the most comprehensive book out there

>>2185857
hey i just checked the book again! nausicaa is in it. i think everything up to kaguya is in it actually, which is pretty sweet.

>>2186127
further update. nausicaa has like 15 pages of content whereas spirited away has over 100.

also it's not strictly ghibli works. there's also lupin 3 and other miyazaki films

>>2186094

Thank you! Didn't know where to start.
And for the other guy that was looking for it, here it is on coloring book format:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0Uepep1S5X9bmtoLUJuSm5NWDQ/view

>>2185842
i like supporting artists too, but i have literally no room for physical books, so its easier to just download a pdf or etc. i do buy digital books when available though.

>>2186230
why would you want a digital version of a book meant for physical colouring in?

>>2186230
Thanks man

Why do you guys need so many instructional books? Seems a bit ridiculous, you only need a few to learn how to draw well.

>>2186294
Digital hoarding.

>>2185946
Let me guess, you live in Brazil. I do, and it's just like you described.

>>2186308
there is no tax on books in brazil...

>>2186308
first, amazon brasil ( and livraria cultura as well ) now import books without the need of a international credit card

Second, there are no taxes on books in brazil

https://mega.co.nz/#F!WBAlWbAY!OHlVpL_6vsusinFzniu4_g

no books there, "cloud disk is empty"

>>2186294
which few, list specifically

>>2186294
When I want to learn about X topic, I search it in the Artbooks folder and I get a bunch, use technique a from one and b from other , etc. Like an encyclopedia which you can consult.
>>2186308
Close, Chile.

Anyone got this? Plz some1 have it. Masters of Anatomy book.

Anybody got
Drawing Beautiful Women : The Frank Cho method ?

>>2186419
I do. Pretty fun book.

>>2186294
Some people like having structured lessons to work on and develop their style with.
Others learn differently and require different books.

There's also small tips and tricks which you can only pick up with either years of practice or an artists direct instruction.

>>2186419
would like to request this one
if any anon would so kindly

>>2186429
>lol those chapter titles

Would you be able to share?

Is there a collection of still life stocks floating around anywhere?

>>2186566
>painting still life from pictures
>ever
Just go to a flea market for a nice bowl and start eating fruit.

>>2185821
>https://mega.co.nz/#F!WBAlWbAY!OHlVpL_6vsusinFzniu4_g
Holy fuck, why is this empty? Is it just on my end?

>>2186414
I have it but no scanner or decent phone to to take photos. Sorry.

[spoiler]You're not really missing much anyway[spoiler]

Lookin for a few, if any kind anon would oblige:

Figure Drawing: The Structural Anatomy and Expressive Design of the Human Form

and

Drawing from Observation: An Introduction to Perceptual Drawing

Thank you, kind sirs!

What is a good "how to draw anime" book?

I'm looking for some Bargue. Any of you people got it?

Anyone got a link to Marshal Vandruff Perspective Series on cgpeers?

How do I stop being so utterly trash that I can't even do basic shit from the intro chapter in a book?

Is there a book that starts at a level someone purely retarded at drawing could work from?

>>2187554
Just draw what is there. You're going to be shit for a long time.

>>2187044
I used this and I can't understand japanese

>>2187661
can you link to it please?

>>2187683
got it from vk, but I'm not in the mood to scroll again for that shit.
here man,
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/Ii1mwEnR/file.html

and practice the box shit, pretty useful.

>>2187709
thanks fam

>>2186429
>>2186506

I second this request. Cho's stuff is rad.

>>2186365

Line Control & The Very Basics - Drawabox

Perspective - Perspective Made Easy / Scott Robertson How to Draw

Rendering - James Gurney Color & Light / Scott Robertson How to Render

Figure Drawing - Figure Drawing Design and Invention

That ought to do it.

Any artbooks from George Kamitami?

>>2185821
How big is your art book folder anons?
mines 9gb

>>2188279
I only got 3 books on anatomy and figure drawing, one on rendering one on composition and one on perspective. Been studying them for 1.5 years, still about half way through. Be sure to buy copics and moleskin anon, just to be sure you can create some quality work.

>>2187661
>>2187709
This is great. Thanks.

>>2186349
>>2186984
It was bound to happen.

Any downloads or books like this one? It's pretty fucking awesome and was gonna buy it at my local Hobby Lobby store but they don't have another copy of it anymore.

Any downloads or books like this one? It's pretty fucking awesome and was gonna buy it at my local Hobby Lobby store but they don't have another copy of it anymore. Is a basic reference on tools used for drawing painting, sculpting and such.

>>2188580
I've never seen one and I've trawled through a lot of bookz. I wouldn't really bother though as one book doesn't cover a single medium well enough as it is. Guptil's Pencil and Pen & Ink books are a must though.

>>2188594
Its pretty neat anon, I read it while it was still there a few months back and its pretty good. It doesn't really cover everything, but it covers a good amount and is very practical to have at hand.

Does someone have The Birth of Rockin JellyBean?

>>2188867
Holy shit this!

>>2185821

Anyone have Pose File 7?

And also, is it worth it to go to live figure drawing sessions? I am poor as shit, but I could save up for some.

>>2185821

anyone got cliffnotes for the art spirit and alla prima? i'm too lazy to read them completely, always fall asleep when i try.

>>2188731
I'd like a guide for some of the less used mediums, but they haven't really been explored to the point where I need more than some references by a few dudes who are good. Trois crayons is an exception and I would love an entire book on it. Otherwise, books covering multiple mediums haven't really been useful to me. There was one that was nice, but otherwise you really need that depth to get anything out of a medium.

>>2186419
bump

Dose anyone have any Katsuya Terada books? Is there a big collection of his Zelda stuff anywhere?

>>2190514
https://bakabt.me/146040-terada-katsuya-zenbu.html

>>2190542
Oh yeah, I have this one. I was just wondering if there were anymore complete collections floating around since this one looks like its missing pages.

Thanks regardless.

I spent 2 days razor cutting pages to scan that Gurney book like forever ago. I was sent a DMCA shortly after uploading it and didn't see it crop up again until I found it on CGpeers. I'm really happy to see the scan is now available to everyone on here. I'm sorry that some of the pages have discolored spots, my scanner had some graphite on the glass at the time and I wasn't aware until afterwards. Some of the pages are ripped a little but I tried to be careful; hope it's useful.

>>2190724
How is this even possible? Where did you upload it and how did you share it?

>>2190542

nobody seeding :(

>>2190514
I have Cannabis Works at my home PC

anybody got imaginative realism by james gurney?

>>2190754
Cannabis Works is by Tatsuyuki Tanaka. He's pretty fantastic too.

>>2190743
I had shared it through dropbox. It was pretty easy, just tedious. I cut the pages free from the binding with a razor and then scanned them using bridge to convert the files into a pdf.

People in the thread had said they contacted Gurney directly to let him know so it wasn't up long. I was counting on users to mirror it. Luckily it was preserved and now it's here which I'm glad for. The DMCA made me not want to test my luck with another upload

>>2190806
>Anons snitching
why

>>2190808
This place isn't what it was, but even then there were anons who just wanted to watch the world burn. Also buyfags be jelly.

Shit like that is why I never link to my own stuff on here.

>>2190806
Might want to upload to a hoster like mega the next time directly.

>>2190805
>>2190754
waow cool stuff, would one of you mind uploading it?

>>2190892
If you type Tanaka's name up on bakabt there should be a torrent.

>>2191002
https://bakabt.me/torrent/145507/tatsuyuki-tanaka-cannabis-works
Downloading right now, will seed for a while after I finish

Does anyone have Figure Drawing : Invention and Design by Michael Hampton?

This is going to sound weird but...is

"Drawing Fantastic Furries" - chris hart

on any of these list?

>>2191120
www.mediafire.com/folder/17axpf4d7k05u/artbooks#myfiles

It's right there on the main folder.

Anyone got "To Draw is to See" by Norman J. Schureman? Looks like a great book.

>>2191138
I remember seeign that on this site:
vkDOTcomSLASHtopic4918594_27696136?offset=0

>>2191138
Bad book

>>2191331
>vkDOTcomSLASHtopic4918594_27696136?offset=0

cyKa

thanks m8

>>2191138
>Reading anything by Christ Hart

Please, I'd advise to avoid this teaching at all costs. If you're getting into Furry art, learn how to draw humans, study their anatomy. Learn how to draw animals, and study their anatomy. Then, look at some of your favorite furry art, it'll become clear to you how they captured said proportions in order to make furry characters.

Remember Peter Han's video course, where he teaches you how to have better hand control etc. by doing simple stuff like boxes, lines and so on?

A while ago in a thread such as this one I found a book by an older author (an "old master" perhaps) that went in depth into this sort of stuff but I think I lost it and now can't recall the title. Anybody has any ideas on what that might've been?

>>2191625
Is there a link to this Han's courses on youtube? Can't find them.

>>2191625
It could have been Harding's Lessons on Drawing, originally called Lessons on Art, first published in 1860. It starts with lines and boxes and how to make them straight and parallel and perfectly perpendicular and moves on into making arches in perspective like in Robertson's How to Draw.

Harding's Lessons on Drawing: A Classic Approach - J.D. Harding
https://mega.co.nz/#F!jphlgRaL!CGJA1q0zq9jBILNwFvoaFg
Hope the link is still good, it worked a week ago.

>>2191825
>>2191625
Or possibly Drawing with Pen and Ink, 1930. It has quite a bit of that in the beginning, but most is practice for the thousand varieties of hatching, tone building and endless pen techniques it teaches. Download it anyway if you haven't already, the shit in here is invaluable.
>Arthur L. Guptill - Drawing with Pen and Ink and a Word Concerning the Brush. 1930.
>best book ever concerning a pen
http://bitsnoop.com/a-l-guptill-drawing-with-pen-and-in-q10898430.html

We really need to start formatting this shit /mu/ style and teaching people to search the archives

>>2191829
Forgot picture.

>>2191625
I can't believe people waste so much time on this shit rather than actually drawing.

>>2191844
You don't get nearly enough practice getting the exact line you want just drawing and working that shit out in the middle of a piece kills momentum. It's especially important when you work with a nib or brush.

>>2191848
It's actually a skill that develops over time. Drilling it when you're an absolute beginner over doing a volume of pieces is retarded. It's like learning to Skateboard and practicing the motions of an ollie before you can stand on the board.

>>2191859
You underestimate how shit many people's motor skills are. Most can only write worth shit because they've been doing it forever and had it drilled, and still suck. Have someone write kanji to see how bad it is. This is like learning how to make the shapes TO write your letters. This is standing on the board. Those faggots who have been drawing but don't work on this shit still have awful lines because they went into do doing stuff without getting something as simple as a straight line right in the first place.

>>2191681
Only the first lesson is on youtube it should be on CG though.

>>2187709
>>2187661
Did you get that from Katerina Bykodorova ?

Does anybody have Creative Perspective For Artists and Illustrators?

>>2191002
>>2191100
It looks really good. Seeding.

>>2191138
if you want to draw furry porn, check out: ImagineFX Presents - How to Draw and Paint Anatomy
It presents human anatomy alongside animal and sometimes does cross-overs

>>2186419
Anyone?

>>2185821
What are some good Illustration Art books? As in no tutorials just art, can be anything from classical work to anime or video games so long as its good.

>>2191625
>>2191830
Does this work with digital too?

>>2190749
I very much doubt that considering it's bakabt. First check your torrent client, then go here: https://bakabt.me/whitelist.php

99% of the time when someone says no one is seeding for Bakabt their torrent client is blacklisted because >muh swarm

>>2192854
It's great for learning pen control with a tablet and is a place you really need to practice shit like this, but I can't imagine doing the standard applications like tone with one.

>>2192881
Looks good. Hopefully I can use it in conjunction with the drawabox and Peter Han lessons. One problem though, its dead in the water. Could someone upload it to something like mediafire or mega?

>>2192886
I'll just seed it for once. Should work now, maybe.

>>>/o/ther board here
I'm looking for a book that describes art. I'm not an artist of any kind, to be clear. In particular I'm looking for one that describes human anatomy, but not solely on an anatomy level, meaning describing only bones and muscles, but giving aesthetical features of body regions, like curvature of nose or deepth of cheeks. It's hard giving an example, as I can hardly formulate it in my own language, since I'm missing on vocabulary, and thus it's way harder to explain it in English. However, I'm trusting in 4chan hive mind.

So, does something like explained above even exist?

I'd need if for a database application I'm writing.

Thanx!

>>2192912
Yeah it is. Going at a steady 30 to 70kbs. Thanks anon.

>>2192934
http://www.amazon.com/Human-Anatomy-Artists-Elements-Form/dp/0195052064 maybe?

Draw It with Your Eyes Closed: The Art of the Art Assignment

>>2192937
quoting one 5 star comment from link
>however, artists should be warned that the approach is analytical (anatomy is broken down into its elements) rather than illustrative (anatomy is presented as pictures of different poses). goldfinger (a sculptor) attempts to explain surface form structurally, from the inside out -- starting with individual bones, then joints, then all visible muscles, facial features (eye, mouth, nose, ear), fat pads, surface veins and arteries, skin folds and finally a gallery of "mass conceptions" of the head, hand and full figure as blocks, continuous planes, cylinders, ovoids and photographed models.
Well, probably I'm neither looking for an analytical nor an illustrative approach, but more like a description of features of a variety of surface forms regarding different regions like ear shape or forehead.

Talking about forehead for example: I'm interested in a way to express prototype forehead features in the first place and on a later approach I'd like to be able to go more into detail, if necessary. Variance in description language depends on the variety of input data. But I'm not even at the prototype stage. From a modeling perspective I'm thinking of describing each region itself like forehead and not a group of regions like face. But I dunno exactley since I've not tested anything yet, and I can't say if one approach is more reasonable than another.

To put it in other words, I'm interested in language that describes morphological variety on surface level regarding human anatomy.

Or think of it like generating your avatar in a video game like Mass Effect. It allows you specifying a lot of features using a slider to express eccentrity or its opposite. Allowing you a fine granularity. I on my behalf would like to give only descriptions that are far less granular.

>>2185842

I have no money, and I wouldn't let something as meaningless as currency get in my way of becoming a great artist. Feel free to give me a job so I can pay for the books, then I'd gladly pay for them. Or just give me the money or buy the books for me.

>and bla bla bla

Nice argument, by the way. Flawless logic.

>>2190514
I've got rakugaking. For thousand pages of Terada doodles I expected a creative overload, but I was a bit dissapointed.

>>2186015
I got dead wood dessigns by Yoh yoshinori and KLK art vol 1
https://mega.nz/#F!b1YW1BqJ!OzhyjPol5C81L09ukBsUnA

to that guy who pointed me to this thread, thanks mang

>>2185821

I fucking love people like you. Absolutely based.

You make the quality of this board skyrocket in comparison to turds like /v/, /pol/, /tv/ etc.

>>2193562
thanks anon

>>2186419

link?

>>2186419
>>2186454
>>2189504
>>2192825
>>2193672
>>2186506
>>2188097
Have some dolphin porn
https://www.mediafire.com/?vvbcakyssbb8zi2
That should keep you busy while someone puts up a proper scan/pdf.

Expect brown fingers in most pages btw.

>>2193785
They blocked the file this fast? Holy shit

>>2193785
Finger are ok

>>2193785
>file blocked for violation
God. Damn. It.

Thanks for the effort anyways, anon.

>>2194016
I guess that file is dolphin porn

>>2194028
>15 inches of human raping sexually aggressive animal dick
The horror.

>>2185821
Anyone have the Ideon Be Invoked story/art book?

>>2193195
Really? What exactly is it lacking because I love rough stuff and doodles.

Edgar Payne's Composition of Outdoor Painting please.

>>2191681
>>2191893
Except it isn't.

>>2193785
>mediafire
>not mega
>2015

Who still uses that? I can't wrap my head around people who wastes their bandwidth and other's time by uploading to shitty slow timed hosts when there exists already the best solution for that.

>>2194186
It's not slow and the download limit only applies for large files. Quit being a cunt anon. There are worse sites.

>>2194186
In my case Mega is shit. Last night I couldn´t download the 109MB kim sketchbook and I tried like 10 times failing. Today it finally worked.

Mediafire never failed to me not even once in years. Work way better and faster to me so, it I think is better to have atleast two options available.

Got this in the mail today. absolutely beautiful, would recommend.

>>2194221

Also got this some time ago. A lot of paintings are only half the size of a page. Author is also pretty biased and sucks Bouguereau's dick in every paragraph. It's from the ARC I think so that might explain it. The print quality is great though.

>>2194226
>>2194221
How many drawings/paintings/text are there compared to paintings? Ideally it'd be mostly drawings

Please can someone from Europe (Spain or nearby) get this?
Museu Europeu d'Art Modern (MEAM) Catalogue 2015
C'mon It's only 12euros, the official site says you can get the book in the Museum(Barcelona) or get it by mail in Europe.

>>2194298
FUCK. The mailing option is for Spain only it seems. Attention any /ic faggots in Europe visiting Barcelona get this shit ASAP. If you're in Madrid you still can get it by mail:
http://www.meam.es/src/pdf/nueva_edicion_catalogo_meam_es.pdf

I've been recommended "Force - Life Drawing" off Amazon. What's the general consensus on that series of books?

>>2194337
It's a book full of good examples of using rhytm to show movement and appeal. Text is gibberish at times. You can see he clearly got his style from Glen Keane. Nice for animation and figure drawing.

The book I request may be more /gd/ related but they won't help at all.

I'm looking for The Anatomy of Type and The Geometry of Type both by Stephen Coles please.

In exchange, I will drop Mastering Copperplate Calligraphy by Eleanor Winters.

http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/tMM1FA5Y/file.html

Quick question, figured this would be the best place to ask - is there any real difference between the 2013 edition and the 2007 edition of Norling's Perspective Made Easy?

I'm thinking of buying it and the online bookstore has both, but only the 2007 version in hardback and I like hardbacks. They feel a bit fancier.

>>2186015
To add my own request; anyone have the design works books of Gurren?

>>2193785
Could you reupload it?

>>2194638
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7gqLFyfoDDIS1JhUUxVZFhWbUE/view?usp=sharing

>>2191829
What kind of archives does /mu/ have?

>>2194671
Wait, is this more dolphin porn?

>>2194217
Well, that is new to me. And for a lot of people.

>so, it I think is better to have atleast two options available.

This is true though. My main gripe I guess on top of everything else is it tends to get DCMA'd more quickly. Don't even mention about the clunkiness of the interface when you start browsing folders and shit. Again, Mega really shits on everything else so why settle for less if not for mirroring. It's like yall don't want progress.

Also, there's fucking captcha-tan and other delayed bullshit on MF while on Mega you just press download. It's just so fucking inefficient.

>>2194683
rbt.asia/mu/

>>2194692
>being such a normie that the chances of accidentally seeing some dolphin porn is enough to deter you
re

>>2194695
I think he probably meant something like pic related except with different entry level and advanced books on different subjects leading to one another. Would be pretty handy.

>>2194671
Thanks for you anon.

>>2194683
You can type in all kinds of shit like "Cuushe Butterfly case mega|mediafire|zippy" or whatever and find everything from albums to more vague shit like "indian" and get all kinds of shit you want because they tag everything and use a lot of description.

>>2194722
I meant that you can search shit in the archive and get it instead of constantly asking, although tying it to shit like that is what makes the good parts of /mu/ good.

>>2194280
The bouguereau one has a lot of text about his life. Not really that interesting from a painters perspective. Don't expect whole chapters on his methods. Not a lot of drawings. Lots of paintings but the size doesnt do them justice. Im keeping my fingers crossed for a version with just his paintings full scale, but thats probably not gonna happen anytime soon.

The Leonardo one is great. Page size paintings and lots of drawings. Also a lot of zoom ins so you can clearly see his strokes. If you like renaissance stuff this is a must have. You wont regret getting this one.

>>2192974
bro, nobody know what you're talking about. rephrase.

>>2193138
i'm sure currency will feel totally meaningless when people are cheating you out of money by pirating your ~great works~ to hoard them in a digital folder and never bother looking at them

Is there a Japanese equivalent to the "animators survival guide"?

I'd really like to know the Japanese approach when drawing for animation.

>>2195395

1. Hire a bunch of 20 somethings fresh out of college, Koreans, and Taiwanese, then pay them peanuts while giving them insane workloads.

2. Have an old guy take all the credit

3. There is no ???, you're just soulless

4. Profit

>>2195460
I meant more along the lines of 80's anime. Back when it still had some sort of soul.

>>2195395

Real talk tho, not a how-to, but Peter Chung discusses the differences of approach between Western and Eastern animation styles here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/39hmkw/peter_chungs_thoughts_on_japanese_animation/

>>2195467
That was a nice little read, I really liked the comparison between animating a character and a drawing, though I'm a bit more interested in the technical aspect of how they handle animation. I know they tend to rely a bit more heavily on static keyframes and smears, but how do they go about their inbetween and creative animation choices? I remember watching one artist draw both his keyframes relatively well, then quickly guess how the inbetweens would look without any construction using the two keyframes as reference. Little things like that I'm more interested in and I didn't know if there was a translated book that covered it particularly well.

>>2195481
Just an update for others if they're interested.

How to Draw Manga vol. 26 was pretty much exactly what I was looking for.

Does anyone has Vitamin P or Vitamin D for a nice and quick download?

>>2195551
>How to Draw Manga vol. 26
How many volumes are translated? Is there place to get all of them?

>>2195706
I want to say piratebay has mega collection of manga books, so check there. That's where I got all of mine anyways, and quite a few have been translated, though I'd be careful with the "Sketching Manga" series which sort of falls under the same as the "how to" series. The artists that they reference in there are sort of all over the place and some tend to pass on bad habits.

I wish I had money

>>2194717
...it's more dolphin porn, isn't it?

>>2196084
>>2194692
Let me guess, you're more of a seal guy.

>>2188174
I was going to disagree with you and tell you how wrong you are, but then I realized that those are the books that worked for me the most.
Turns out you really don't need as many books as I first thought.

>>2196093
whales. Pierce em with my harpoon more than a japanese fisherman.

>>2195791
>shit la shit

>>2195791
you and me both nigger, you and me both..

>>2194722
That sounds like a interesting chart to make but how many subjects would we have to touch on?

>>2196163
>>>/a/

>>2186015
aight fam i gotcho, 1473 images and a pdf of all of your favorite blokes from studio triggeru!
>https://mega.nz/#!ncdFGIyL!Ru4Lh7yUK8OKqRbDGU5PYZjnR3eaRyxHlD2XRq69ISA

>>2196234
>1.33GBs
Nigga really
I mean I appreciate the effort you went through if this is legit, but over a gig, really?

>>2196263
yup, legit, like i said theres a total of 1473 images, that may be the reason behind it being so large, just maybe

>>2194319
>>2194298
thanks for the tips anons, I'm gonna pick one up when I'm down there

>>2196267
can i request art of klk and klk my head off uploaded individually please, thanks

>>2196234

>>2185821

>https://mega.co.nz/#F!WBAlWbAY!OHlVpL_6vsusinFzniu4_g

Uh this link says it's folder is empty, what happened?

>>2196515
anything for you bby <3
>https://mega.nz/#!eMVGnapB!Djg6fQjibZWKQGk6d55FYJe-cVTju-TqgvqDkp5G2xE

https://www.mediafire.com/folder/1r4r4r7wptdw7/Guides

Does someone have the megaupload version for this? Mediafire won't let me download without fucking "upgrading"

>>2196234
>won't let me download without installing their addon or using their program
>addon doesn't work
Goddammit mega.

>>2196726
just pick download with browser mang, its bellow

>>2196733
It says
>Too Large, install addon or download through our program

>>2196726
I had to register an account, download the extension, log in into the account and paste that link into the browser bar while I was in the page for it to work.

>>2196736
WAT. No fucking way I'm gonna install some addon shit on my SO from some shitty storage site. FUCK mega.

>>2196741
I meant the 4mb firefox extension doe. You can just erase it once you're done but up to you.

>>2196736
download via browser
you stupid fucking nigger

>>2196267
Thanks anon, apologies for the skepticism.

>>2196110

>>2194221
>Da Vinci

>>2196579
forgot i requested it, thanks a lot anon

>>2196579
>picky motherfucker

i lold

but seriously i have bandwidth limits i need to stay under

anybody have a link to this book?

>>2195791
What site is this from?

/r/ing The Art and Flair of Mary Blair if anyone has it?

Also does anyone have download links to Hampton's video series?

Are there any good books on composition? I remember some time ago someone posted a pdf Lectures on Art by Mucha but i couldn't keep it. It's like $250 on amazon now.

>>2198675
framed ink

>>2185821
>"Anatomy for Sculptors" by Uldis Zarins
>>https://mega.co.nz/#!GIdSSZib!rI1rTzWtIiUq0Qn4ECJHU-fOhB011wFTH8Egqdguk5M
He did a seminar at my college! I learned a lot from this guy holy shit you guys move faster than the movie pirates. Thanks OP and anons

hey guys I have like a bunch of Vilppu Videos basically goes all through figure drawing. Not that computer smart if you tell me where to upload it I'll put it up so everyone can have it

A small request and it doens't have to be from a boos, I've seen it as an image tutorial.

But i'd like to know how the light behaves in shiny, mate and reflective surfaces, please.

>>2199020
http://androidarts.com/art_tut.htm

>>2199028
Thanks man.

Is Jack Hamm worth reading?

>>2198876
What did he teach you?

>>2199055
It's one of many "how to build a human right" books.
If you live in the United States, it's like a cheap Loomis. Draw your conclusions from there.

>>2197664
keep telling youself that :^*

>>2185821
>right side of the brain
>essential books

>>2199349
We sat in a circle in the studio and he sculpted a figure in front of us and took us through step by step. I didn't know anything about sculpting so it was all new to me.

>>2198994
bumping for this stuff

>>2185946
I know the feel bro, they don't sell most figure drawing books here probably because they're considered 'illicit'
Then they go and promote 50 Shades at the entrance of the store

If anyone has the other books from yoh yoshinari (not dead Wood) Please do not hesitate to share them

I have all the Watts Atelier online workbooks for their painting and masterclass. Their drawing course was just basic figure drawing stuff and so I paid little mind to it.

Would /ic/ be interested? I kinda realized the videos were pretty useless, he just works on a half finished painting and complains about his wife. Only the masterclass and the level 3 classes are worth paying for, imo.

>>2194173
I read that book. It isn't all that great and the reproductions are low quality. I did see a few of his paintings, I was invited to a guys house who owned a good number of his paintings. They're fucking beautiful.

>>2200862
Geez man I'm already sold with the wifie gossip stuff, please do share

>>2200862
share that shit bro

>>2200862
>he just works on a half finished painting and complains about his wife
please elaborate

>>2200883
Working on looking for my External that I saved it on now. Also gotta find a place to upload a huge ass ZIP file, without it tracing back to me ideally.

Let's say you're doing a Landscape painting. The workbook will talk about the technique and how to go about painting and layering your oils. It'll have a pencil drawing you copy, and various stages of completion sometimes. I thought to myself "Oh cool, I'll get to watch him paint an entire painting".

Nope. The painting is half completed, except for one or two parts, and he just finishes it in Alla Prima. Generally he puts in a thin stain of color, then paints thickly over that with a small round bristle brush.

And instead of talking about his thought process, how paints layer, how to mix paint to get certain colors, he just complains about his life(not his wife, I misspoke, but I'm sure at some point he complained about her, too.). He talked about how he once got sick at a workshop, and sometimes he'll talk about how other people think he's in a bad mood all the time because of something. I only watched a few of his videos, I mainly just did work out of his workbooks.

>>2201225

PLEASE POST THE WORKBOOKS I BEG OF YOU

>>2185821
The mega link under Main Book Links is empty, I couldn't find anything.

>>2200865
shit teaching = beautiful paintings
Lol, that dissonance.

Well that's a bummer.

>>2195791
oh wow, link? i might buy some.

>>2198361
>>2202469
read the guide

>>2201482
seconded

PLEASE ANON

Very slowly scanning all of these.

>>2195395
tezuka's how to animate book

Someone have Francis Ching's book please ?

>>2195395
The Japanese equivalent of Animator's Survival Kit is this:
http://www.amazon.co.jp/exec/obidos/ASIN/4766120604/animation02-22/ref=nosim/

>>2202522
That's outdated

I'm looking for the best way to learn perspective !
I've read perspective is what every artist should start. So I guess it's time for me to learn that..

Share please :D

>>2202520
I own some of these.

Russian art books on anatomy?

>>2202494
The sticky?

Does anyone have Animation: The Whole Story by Howard Beckerman?

>>2202737
can i find that book somewhere? just curious on how japs confront animation

>>2202937
Buy it? I can find it for as cheap as 2200 yen on a quick search.

>>2195466
Trapp Family Story was one of the best anime series imo

>>2202964
implying me, a poor as fuck highschool student could afford such luxury, pfft what are you? stupid?

>>2203030
It's eighteen dollars. Stop stuffing your face with burgers, save your lunch money for a couple days and you'll be able to buy it.

>>2203030
it's like 20 euro

I got The Sky[2] by Yoshitaka Amano, great stuff, I'll try to scan up a few pages tomorrow.

Honestly looking through it it really upsets me thinking about what the FF series could have been if it weren't for the animu turn it took anf FF7

>>2203198
yes YES

>>2203030
It's one thousand and four hundred rupies. Stop eating for a year and sell me your sister and you'll be able to buy it.

>>2203030
You have to be 18 to brows this site.

Hope this is okay to ask ITT, but would you guys recommend How To Draw/Render for traditional artists? A lot of modern instruction seems to cater specifically to digital so I'm cautious, and I'll need to buy a physical copy so I can't just suck it and see.
I'll flip through the download once my computer stops shitting itself, but if my bubble needs bursting I'd like to be put out of my misery because what I've seen so far looks great.

>>2202712
I don't have the introduction to architecture

>>2203198
1/7

>>2203758

>>2203760

>>2203763

>>2203764
I don't plan to scan the entire thing, took 40 minutes to scan these 7

>>2203766

>>2203768
Last one

I also got Inkworks Vol.1 by Darren Quach but I'll get to that later if wanted

>>2198994
Mediafire, anon

>>2203771
Thank you for scanning those pics, anon. Interesting style.

Does anyone have any Vilppu stuff?

>>2203906
bumping for this

>>2203712

Almost nothing in Scott Robertson's how to draw is done on the computer and the only thing you need a computer for is to watch the online videos. IMO it's one of the best perspective books for a traditional artist since it covers practical sketching techniques rather than taking an architectural drafting approach. I don't have how to render though.

Does anyone have a pdf with http://www.thedictionaryofhumanform.com/ by ted seth jacobs? A million thanks of you upload or link :)

>>2201513
This.

Does anyone have a link to Burne Hogarth's head drawing? It'a not in the hogarth folder

>>2202849
I also would like this

None have this?
>>2204032

Anyone have anything on anatomy for animals?

>>2195791
Y'know you'd be surprised in that google can actually help you find most of this stuff... it's how i found Yoh yoshinari's deadwood designs and KLK Vol 1. Gonna go and find the rest of the Volumes.

Anyone know where I can find or at least look for any of the Etrian Odyssey art books?

>>2202520
>Doré
My african-american fellow!

Anyone have some exoskeleton artbooks or something like Megaman/Gurren Lagann? ;_;

>>2195791
has anybody been to japan town in SF? Specifically the kinokuniya bookstore? They were selling the KLK guidebook about a year ago, but I was wondering if they had the new ones - I would buy

Hello.

I know there've been a few requests already ( >>2189014 ), but I'd like to ask if anyone might help me in finding a PDF of Pose File 7 as well.

I've expended my Google-fu and will have to otherwise conclude that it simply hasn't been scanned yet; but am holding out hope all the same.

Hopefully someone can turn up something I've missed. Thanks!

does anyone have dc's guide to digitally drawing comics?

retard here but is there anyway you can make sure your pdf viewer remember what page you were reading last time?

>>2206104
sumatra pdf tends to open the page where you closed it provided the pdf is still in the same location save in your HDD.

>>2206107
you are awesome, thank you

>>2202737
>http://www.amazon.co.jp/exec/obidos/ASIN/4766120604/animation02-22/ref=nosim/
looks interesting

>>2206236
It's really good.
A meaty 250 page book on japanese animation pipeline

>>2201225

Any updates on finding the workbooks anon ? We would be forever indebted to you.

Does anyone happen to have any Disney/Pixar artbooks?

Bumping for >>2204032

>>2205933
https://mega.nz/#!od0TCZRY!q1aUWdXI649_pObf-VA3RIILUjHE1AZq9bVAI9XUWr4 Pose File 2

Couldnt find the 7, but i hope you like this

>>2206372
I would like some of this too.

"A meaty 250 page book on japanese animation pipeline" OoooH Does anyone have this or no where to download it?

>>2185821
Bumping this 'couse only saw it now. I'm searching for this one, in case someone has it.
It's by Charlie Bowater for 3D Total.

Anyone know where I can pick up " Drawing a contemporary approach 6th edition "?

Does anyone have a pdf with http://www.thedictionaryofhumanform.com/ by ted seth jacobs? A million thanks of you upload or link :)

Does anyone has the Art of dragon age inquisition???

Anyone have Ken Sugimori/general Pokemon artbooks?

>>2185821
Anyone got Charles Bargue and Jean-Léon Gérôme ?

Any one have a pdf of the japanese anime book Encyclopedia of animation basics by Sachiko Kamimura? Been looking for this Anon.

>>2208521
There's a torrent

>>2208089
try looking in the pastebin for a dragon age thread on /vg/

>>2209208
Could you provide the link? CGpeers doesn't have it.

Anyone got "to draw is to see" ?

requestin

>>2211465

What is this, where can I buy it?

>>2185821
I currently study Vilppu's, Hampton's, and Bridgemen's book(s). Anatomy wise, this is all I'll need, right? I want to Read some Russian anatomy art books, but Im having issues finding them.

>>2211465
not even sure.All i know the charater is from devilman

>>2185821
bump

>>2185821
Newfag here, it's stupid to ask but are these downloads safe ? I'm to broke to afford a new PC if one of these downloads wrecks my shit

>>2214137
They're safe, I just downloaded a bunch of Loomis, Vilppu, Hampton, and Bridgeguy

>>2214137
make sure the file ends in pdf. If it is a rar or zip file, if you start the download you can try opening the zip while downloading and see what's inside. If it is anything but a jpg, pdf or cbr, just stop the download and stay away from it.
I didn't had any problems yet with any of these files. These files are well identified in the download folders so it's hard to fuck up.

A long shot, but was that big fancy art book of Gurren Lagann (Nascent Era) ever scanned?

Does anyone have a pdf with http://www.thedictionaryofhumanform.com/ by ted seth jacobs?

>>2185821
Bump

Hi /ic/, I am the anon who cross-uploaded the torrent of Watts Workbooks to CGPeers. I also have 95% of the books on the old MEGA link that have been put down and I am going to upload them in the next few days. Compared to the current Book & Articles MEGA link that is up right now. There is about 2.5x more books (an estimation) from the old MEGA. Unfortunately, I haven't had time to dig through the Extra folder so the 95% estimate doesn't count for all the books+extra but solely for the books.

Anyway, I have been skimming through each of them one by one and noticed that some of them are comic books and some... documentaries that are not really related to drawing. There were also a lot of artbooks and concept art books laying around... Should I include these in the torrent? Or should I make a separate upload for them? I double checked and it seems like some of the art books can already be found on CGPeers while some others on other trackers... and some aren't anywhere.

I would like to hear your opinion on this.

>>2215243
If you can, remove all the stuff not pertinent to art, and upload everything including the art books and concept art books on one large file in Mediafire, since MEGA is compromised. I'm sure OP will make a new thread soon considering that it's nearly bump limit, so you should put up the link on the next thread.

Also, there were a book on 2D/3D and 2 origami books from the original collection... I think that they can be helpful if you want to learn to visualise contour lines... but honestly, I don't know. Should I include these or are they simply a waste of space?

>>2215251
yeah just put them

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