/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Ruan Jia

>>3131732
Hitler

>>3131732
Akihiko yoshida

>>3131732
0033

Sycra

>>3131732
>Implying I was born talentless

I'd tell him to fuck off and that I can make it on my own. If my favorite artists did so, I can too.

>>3131754
Okay, Bakugou

>>3131756
URUSAI

>>3131732
joel jurion

>>3131732
>implying talent exists
lmoa

>>3131732
Steve Huston for me, what he says resonates with me more than anything else.
He's much more than a dude who can draw, he's a teacher and a wise man. Continuing what he's started would be a great service to humanity.

>>3131732
shad man

>>3131756
He is the best character... after All Might that is.

me.

>>3131732
Nigge Niggertons

>>3131816
/thread

>>3131816

Jack Kirby

>>3131797
>Steve Huston

Same here. Not only to be great but to be able to lead others as well.

>>3131732

Tracy Butler.

>>3131797
>he says resonates with me more than anything else.
Mind explaining how so? I don't know much about Huston aside from his figure drawing book and his interview with Proko, but he sounds like a pretty great guy.

adam wan

>>3131732
Stan Sakai

>>3131732
>Young man! Uhhh.... you too can become... a great artist! [smiling stare] ...ok?
>believe... believe it or not... I too was born...uhhh... talentless
>but! But my... mentor... he... he took and... uhhh. he took and he passed on... his abilities!
>and I can... uhhh... do the same! for you!
>[smiling intensifies]

>>3132483
>believe... believe it or not... I too was SHRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRKKKKK

>>3132100
>Mind explaining how so?
He's a big guy

>>3132004
God I hate his character. Literally worst part of the manga.

>>3132504
That character turned me off the entire manga, he's an insufferable living trope

>>3132483
>>3132491
I got a warm feeling from these posts

Yoshinari definetelly would make me cry like a bitch

>>3131732
Winslow homer

>>3131732
anyone good

>>3131732
Is this anime even good? This All Might guy looks cool but the main character looks like a faggot kinda

>>3132483
>>3132491
Thanks sensei

James Jean

Hirohiko Araki, so long as he passes down his skills as a mangaka as well.

>>3132100
Steve is a visual philosopher he's always going off on neat asides that give more than the technical aspects of drawing. Check out his lessons on nma if you can.

>>3131732
>If All Might didn't pass on his quirk to Midoriya, he would've stayed talentless nobody
>the premise is extraordinary even in context
If this was a metaphor, one of the best artists in manga right now says you'll ngmi

>>3131732
Tze Wei Foo
silent master
but master

pic unrelated

>>3132100

>>3133816
Are you from FZD?

>>3133796
Actually, all he needed was someone to confirm that he could make it despite being a quirkless(talentless) nobody which is why he begins to train(practice) to become a hero. The quirk is an afterthought that he gets later, but he could have made it despite the quirk because his idol already told him he could do it. A lot of people like to focus on him getting a broken quirk, but it's sort of like people bashing on Naruto's nine tails. Both of the powers are nothing by itself, but the two characters worked hard to be able to use them.

Mike Mignola hands down

>>3133643
I really like it tbqhwyfam all might is such a loveable oaf. And the show is pretty exciting. Watch the sub though, i hate the dub.

>>3134062
You will never see his glory. He can draw everything. He can draw bad, he can draw good.
he is master
but he hide in shadows
why?

pic unrelated

>>3134120
Drawing attention is a drain, he wants to live in peace, that's why he teaches.

>>3131732

Definitely Hitler

Yusuke Murata and/or Stanley Lau

tfw nearly everyone itt chose an asian artist.

>>3134398
Why Stanley?

>>3134419
I watched a few of his traditional videos on YouTube and it just made me feel really awesome and really shitty all at once, because he used all the same tools I have at my disposal. It really drove the point home for me, that is isn't the tools, it's the artist. I know he kind of same-faces a lot but he has a good grasp on female anatomy, which I've always struggled a lot with.

>>3134407
It's almost as if we're on 4chan

>>3131732
Ron Lemen

>>3132504
Bakugou is great, literally a better written version of Sasuke.

>>3131732
James Jean or Alphonse Mucha.

>>3134125
that makes sense :)

>>3133675
>40 years of experience
>still can't do proper anatomy

Rebecca Guay
Or Seb McKinnon

>>3131732
nosebro

>>3135150
https://vocaroo.com/i/s1sfqutYJN2Q

anything for you anon-kun

>>3131732
Ken Ishikawa

>>3136038
You should have stopped at the part when you said "I too was born talentless"

>>3131732
Wayne Barlowe.

>>3136038
Now tell me I'm gonna make it.

>>3136044
at least i wasnt born jealous.

>>3136054
sorry anon, theres only so much i can do without affecting the suspension of disbelief.

>>3131732

Not even a question

RUBENS

the fuck kinda question is this

>>3136057
Just go to one of his workshops and he'll tell you that

>>3136061
Will do. Just need to learn me some korean.

Also forgot to name fag. FUCK.

>>3132504
He becomes a bit more bearable later in the manga.
>>3133643
Yes

>>3131732
Guillaume... I've dreamed about this moment my whole life!

>>3131732
Me from the future to be honest desu

>>3133643
It's strength is in its execution. Also it's hype (though the manga's not going Sanic speed anymore, but it still has its moments).

I won't call it the greatest thing 5ever, but it's fun and has me hemorrhaging more OCs than I have in a long time.

Gashi Gashi

>>3136057
same thqh

for a moment I thought I would be the first one to mention him

>>3138674
Good taste

>>3138680
Just go to his school.

>>3131732
loomis

>>3134442
"better sasuke" is akin to "more fragrant diarrhea"

>>3131732
Sinix. (Unironically) he's obviously not the best artist in the world and I wouldn't necessarily say he's my favorite but I still dig his work, teaching style, personality and general outlook on art. Plus watching his videos helped get me started in art so it'd be like going full circle with him helping me go pro. He seems like a solid lad.

>>3138773
He seems like a dick though, weird you would like that.

>>3138773
Well you can donate to his patreon and he will critique your art;

>>3131816

>>3132100
He's one of the few who understand art. Like, really understand it, what's it all about. You know that feeling when you start complicating things but the closer you get to mastery, the simpler and more united everything becomes? That's Steve Huston, his teaching could probably be explained by a few words, but each word would have a meaning of a million other words.

>>3131816

The artist I was two years ago.

>>3138774
does he? I only watch his videos and not his streams so idk much about him as a person desu.
>>3138787
eh. Patreon crits aren't the same as full blown mentorship.

Otomo Katsuhiro

Jamie Hewlett

Krenz

The premise of MHA as artists cultivating their power as artists and passing it down to a new one as they go through an art school with people who already had the gift would be an interesting idea.

Generations of aptitude in art and having to learn how to use that knowledge to make something you're not sure of.

I wouldn't necessarily want those particular words, but I would like to talk art with Yoshitaka Amano. Unfortunately his english is non-existent as far as I know, and my own japanese is too poor to talk about concepts are difficult as art.

>>3140212
*as difficult

Chris Chan

>>3138680
I am surprised it wasn't first post desu.

>>3131746
Is that the one on pixiv who dumps 100 pages of different poses? Cuz that guy is awesome.

>>3136280
Just a bit. He's still a cocky little shit but the only thing I like about him is that he's at least consistent with it and can most of the time back up his shit talking.

This magnificent bastard

>>3131816
Filthy pedolover.

>>3131816
mah nigga

Definitely madman Kentaro Miura himself.

Probably follow it up with either Yusuke Murata, Inio Asano, or Kim Jung Gi.

>>3141499
Actually let me Alex Ross to this too, he's probably my favorite American comic book artist out there right now.

Jean-Léon Gérome

A fusion of katsuya terada, Karl kopinski, Kim jung gi and yoh yoshinari.

>>3141524
The problem I have with Ross is I don't know if he's talented at all from imagination or just a study tool. He makes and references a shit ton of photographs that he just copies exactly from for all his illustrations. I'm not sure if his sketches are from imagination either, they have the same faces his models have...

>>3141619
Word? That's a huge shame to hear, I figured he just studied a ton of figure drawing from life for most of his life and now he was just working for DC and Marvel.

>>3141619
>>3141631
You shouldn't judge an artist by their process, but rather the final result. It doesn't detract from his work at all if he heavily relies on photographic references.

>>3141619
That's a very simple minded and beginner way of viewing art. An artist should be judged by the work they put out not whether or not everything was done from imagination. Ross uses a very classical process to produce his stuff and that's why it looks so unique. All of the greats used references or models to aid in doing their finished pieces and a lot of them even outright traced. Norman Rockwell is a well known name that comes to mind. Those who only draw from imagination are very very rare. Even someone like KGJ who is the definitive artist who draws from imagination wakes up every morning and stares at different references for 30 minutes. You will be severely limiting yourself if you think that drawing from imagination is the only way to truly draw.

>>3133643
definetly watch the first season its really good.

>>3141725
The first season is really good, then the second season starts out unbearably shitty but gets better around ten episodes in iirc

>>3141631
I also thought the same, but yeah as you can see here he prepares the composition and lighting beforehand and just repaints it.

>>3141714
>>3141635
>You shouldn't judge an artist by their process
>It doesn't detract from his work at all
absolutely it does. by your thinking then someone that traces an image is as good as someone that references it, and that person is also as good as the one that does it from imagination. It doesn't make sense.

>beginner way of viewing art
Did I ever say it was bad for what it was? absolutely not, it's actually a lot fucking better than Tim bradstreet's stuff which is in a similar lane in what it tries to do, just that it's contrary to comic art and methods, and in the end wether you like it or not, it is just glorified and simple portrait painting from reference, which makes it lose a lot of its comic book charm.

>and a lot of them even outright traced.
jesus not this shit again. Listen, Rockwell traced, so let's say he can't draw his compositions directly. An artist comes up that can paint as well as Rockwell, but drew his own stuff, would he be considered as good or better than him? Does craftsmanship not matter anymore? All of a sudden the process doesn't matter, what the fuck is this? does it mean my printer is as good as michelangelo to you?

get down from that high horse of yours, don't presume what you don't know, and don't project your opinions on others.

>>3141812
Rockwell's paintings look great and you have to look at the reference to understand its role in the final composition. Ross's drawings look stiff and heavily referenced, which gives away the process without even having to see proof of it.

Unless someone's implying here that Alex Ross is actually good

>>3133816

>>3132494
>>3134060
He does love to paint big guys pulling rope.

>>3133712
>nma
>start looking at their page
>they actually have new vilppu videos instead of those old vhs tapes with shitty audio that are sold for a fortune
>hours upon hours of instructional videos by Steve Huston

How come I hear of this the first time. This is so great it it should be mentioned on a daily basis.

it is impossible now...

Syd Mead.

>>3132483
Vilppu probably gets a lot of inexperienced artists in his classes; I saw the critique for one of his classes and he gets students of all skill levels

Leyendecker 100%
hes probably my favourite artist at the moment. There are others (James Jean, Mucha, Kim Jung gi.. i know, /ic/ regular taste but hey, theyre just great artists)

But honestly, especially after getting the big leyendecker book i just have such a huge admiration for that guy and his work.

also his younger brother pretty much killed himself because he was depressed about not being as good as him, which is depressing, but if that doesnt say something about how talented he was, i dunno...

>>3144415
Explain to me what's so great about James Jean?

>>3144447
I think i get where you are coming from, his newer work and what he posts on instagram are not as good as his older works in my opinion. His best work is with the Fables comic covers, you should really look at them to see why people like him so much. If you end up disliking those, i can only say that your taste is probably really different from mine.

>>3131732
Hitler

thanks All Might, literally just drawing porn of you as anatomy practice

>>3132483
>tfw thought he was just some weird old man
>turns out he teaches animation

>>3131732
James Stokoe

>>3132483
>knows he hasn't much longer to live
>gives it his all teaching every day

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTeCZk12z64

>>3132483
Somehow, this post is actually true. Pretty sure Vilppu said he struggled just like any other person and made mistakes, but he's got a load of experience under him that allow him to be where he's at.

>>3145817

>>3131754
best response

>>3131741
>>3134179
>>3131741
This

Hiromi Arakawa ;o;

But she's a world a way and it will never happen.

>>3144837
>Sinix
Nice

>>3144837
Nice drawing.

Is 32 young?

>>3132491
Kek'd