/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3905384
SITES TO CHECK BEFORE REQUESTING:
https://e-hentai
.org/

https://exhentai
.org/

http://libgen
.io/

http://vnsharing
.site/forum/showthread.php?t=308 (anime artbooks)

https://vk
.com/albums-57495700 (video game artbooks)

(formatted to avoid spam)

>>3905386
>Books waiting to be scanned / ordered:
The Art of Posuka Demizu
B-CLUB Two Factory
Xenoblade 2 Artbook (being scanned)
J.C Leyendecker: American Imagist
Stonehouse's Anatomy Note
Dragon Quest Illustrations - Akira Toriyama
Explorers Sketchbooks
The Art of The Iron Giant (to be scanned)
Totoro Forest Project (to be scanned)
Bubblegum Crisis Artbook
Tekkonkinkreet Artbook (not Black and White)

>>3905389
List of useful books by subject https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uwaXKU7ev6Tw_or__o8ARpUb6r2rCZYJGqwSFV9AD98/edit#()

>Perspective
Perspective Made Easy - Ernest R. Norling
Perspective! for Comic Book Artists - David Chelsea
Perspective Drawing Handbook - Joseph D'Amelio
Perspective - Gwen White

>Anatomy and Figure
Vilppu Drawing Manual - Glenn Vilppu
Figure Drawing: Design and Invention - Michael Hampton
Bridgman's Complete Guide to Drawing from Life - George Bridgman
Figure Drawing for All It’s Worth - Andrew Loomis
Atlas of Human Anatomy for the Artist - Stephen Rogers Peck
How to Draw and Paint Anatomy UK - ImagineFX Presents
Strength Training Anatomy - Frederic Delavier

>Hands
The Book of a Hundred Hands - George Bridgman
Drawing Dynamic Hands - Burne Hogarth

>Heads
Heads, Features and Faces - George B. Bridgman
Drawing the Head and Hands - Andrew Loomis
Artist’s Guide to Facial Expressions - Gary Faigin

>Animation and Gesture
The Animator's Survival Kit - Richard Williams
Force Dynamic Life Drawing for Animators
Gesture Drawing for Animation - Walt Stanchfield
Drawn to Life: The Walt Stanchfield Lectures Vol. 1 & 2 - Walt Stanchfield

>Composition and Storyboarding
Art of Storyboard - Don Bluth
Creative Illustration - Andrew Loomis
Principles of Two-Dimensional Design - Wicius Wong

>Painting
Alla Prima - Richard Schmid
Color and Light - James Gurney

>Comics
Understanding Comics - Scott Mccloud
Making Comics - Scott McCloud
Theory of Comics & Sequential Art - Will Eisner
Framed Ink - Marcos Mateu-Mestre

>>3905391
>Animals
Animal Drawing Manual - Vilppu
The Art Of Animal Drawing - Ken Hultgren
Atlas of Animal Anatomy - Ellenberger
The Artist’s Guide to Animal Anatomy - Gottfried bammes
Animal Anatomy for Artists - Elliot Goldfinger

>Apparel
1000 Poses in Fashion - Rockport
Dynamic Wrinkles and Drapery - Burne Hogarth
Drawing the Clothed Figure - Michael Massen
Drawing Drapery from Head to Toe - Cliff Young
Fashion Illustration for Designers 2nd Edition - Kathryn Hagen

>Architecture and Environments
How to Draw and Paint Fantasy Architecture - Rob Alexander
Architecture: The Whole Story - Denna Jones

>Traditional Techniques
Rendering in Pen and Ink - Arthur Guptill
Drawing Realistic Textures in Pencil - J.D. Hillberry
Solving The Mystery of Watercolour - Taylor Ranson
Old and Proven
Drawing Course - Charles Bargue
On Drawing Trees and Nature - J.D. Harding

What happened to Hampton's videos?? I tried on cgpeers and they seem to be gone. Is there any other links?

Requesting this. I know the companion book Art of Storyboard has been scanned.

>>3905410
Would also be cool if someone had a torrent for Don Bluth's animation dvd's since they seem to be out of stock on his website.

Requesting Karl Gnass - Spirit of the pose part 4 which is on anatomy
>https://www.nma.art/videolessons/figure-drawing-with-karl-gnass-part-4-anatomy/

The other parts anon has uploaded it here
>https://mega.nz/#F!30o2QCya!TWMgOxPJlGXWydwoS1czdg

Any scans of Mark Schultz artbooks?

>Cannabis Works 2 Cleaned Sorted.zip
https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/X5qysNfB/file.html

What should I read if I suck major ass at shading an values?pic unrelated

When's the xenoblade 2 book coming? I've been for months now rip..

>>3905389
>B-CLUB Two Factory
The anon who said they were gonna scan it has taken so long I managed to purchase a copy with my goddamn tax return.

>>3905680
why hide the seller? showing you bought something from a store and hiding the name of the store is like hiding the signature on somebody's work

>>3905690
the book's authors are clearly listed above the redacted seller; it's been out of print for decades and only available through third parties

>>3905716
>it's been out of print for decades and only available through third parties
ah, ok. i knew about the author, I was curious why hide the seller

>>3905719
yeah, b-club ended in 1998 when it was supplanted by dengeki hobby iirc; you can find listings for most of its issues and specials on mandarake or yahoo auctions japan. afaik bandai has had no interest in republishing any of the content featured in its thirteen years of operation and it's a damn shame

>>3905724
That doesn't answer >>3905719's question.

>>3905384
>>3905389
Well ?

https://mega.nz/#F!W1MXBSKa!BEBVsUFLmzW_SwfW27WH8Q

Better hurry if you want them.

>>3905806
respecting the privacy of third party sellers doesn't answer their question? it's not like they have em in bulk

>>3905994
Thanks a bunch, but is there any way you could provide uncompressed versions in cbr/cbz format? It would make for better archival purposes and is easy to do on your end.

>>3906049

Possibly. I have access to the CBR version and can switch the files out later.

>>3906055
Great! No rush; I'd really appreciate it if you would.

>>3905384
/ic/ is worth it, just for this threads.

>>3905994
Thank you master.

>>3905384
Is it me, or is the Scott Robertson How To Draw file not working in any of these?

Anyone has proko anatomy course? it's not on cgpeers

https://viewer-trial.bookwalker.jp/03/4/viewer.html?cid=0e76a45e-aa3a-4c58-8121-eb4dab340b40&cty=1&adpcnt=7qM_Nkp
any chance of anyone ripping the full version of this?

>>3905410
I've got this, sorry it's a zip file though. https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/jL8u5JD5/file.html


Also very close to done with Totoro Forest Project, will probably finish it tonight or tomorrow night.

>>3906458
And it's done, Totoro Forest Project is finally here! https://www52.zippyshare.com/v/hmMlJIWs/file.html

Please only use the following link if you can't access zippyshare or it's not working, it's only good for one download total (though I'll make more if requested)- https://send.firefox.com/download/9eedd4f5ba5f60c8/#XHWdtLMgan7yT1XeSTaecg password- Jomon Sugi [space included]

Honestly I'm hoping a lot of people download this because it's never going to be reprinted again and I want to see it preserved.

>>3906458
Wow, thank you immensely! No problem it's a zip. Do you remember what website you got it from? It might be a good place for me to look before I request future things.

I'm also looking for Don Bluth's Toontalk magazines in digital format, there should be people who have them since they were distributed to kickstarter backers. I didn't have the money to donate myself at the time, honestly I'd be happy even if there's just a place I can buy digital copies of them.

>>3905431
I second this.

I have an artbook that I don't think has been scanned anywhere else, but I have absolutely no idea what to do with it.

Are there paid services out there where I can get this thing professionally scanned page-by-page with as little quality loss as possible? One that would be fine with either softcore or borderline pornographic material?

Anyone have any of the Blacksad Sketch Files books? I had no luck finding it from the links above. Thanks in advance. (If English, you're a life savior)

>>3906161
what ever book it is it should be
Scott Robertson - How to Draw - Drawing & Sketching Objects & Environment from Your Imagination (2013, Design Studio Press) and around 287 mb, as it was scanned by /ic/anons long time ago.

anything by Naoyuki Kato?

this one too

this please
https://animationresources.org/animation-resources-refpack027-available-for-download-now/

They are completed with old as Loomis Jackhamm and Bridgman drawing manuals. But never saw them ripped/pirated on sites mentioned in the OP.

>>3906597
No website, I was actually a backer once upon a time! I've sadly lost a lot of my perks since then though, and I'm not entirely sure how to get them back but I'll see what I can do.

>>3906638
I just use camscanner, about as good quality as you're going to get without removing the spine.

>>3906638
what artbook is it?

>>3906666
The original french editions are on libgeb.
Search "Les Dessous De L'Enqute" and "L'histoire des aquarelles"

>>3907046
>Signed image of Anastasia.
Awww, how sweet.
Please share Toontalk if you have them.
The only thing I can share in return is I was a backer for Švankmajer's film Hmyz/Insects, so I can share the script for it and his five page decalogue for film makers if anyone wants that.

If someone has it I'm also looking for scans of リトル・ニモの野望 (Little Nemo no Yabō?) by Yasuo Ōtsuka, an artbook for the film Little Nemo.

>>3907112
I checked and I don't think it was part of my perks, I'm really sorry. I did just realize I never downloaded The Art of Dragon's Lair which was though, and somehow the link was still good after 4 years so I do now have that if you want, along with the graphic novel.

>>3906382
this is unusually gay.. kinda sucks when they don't choose the right illustrators for the right project

>>3907052
I'm completely fine with removing the spine, I want high quality scans above all else.

>>3907052
cam scanner automatically levels the photo. It's good for math text books or other black and white pages, Not so good with gradations

>>3907187
Holy shit you're a madman, I respect that though. I think Project Gutenberg has some resources and forums where you can get help if you want to do it yourself, or if you're willing to outsource I've heard good things about 1dollarscan.

>>3906638
use some heater to loose the glue, use a tweezer to pluck the thread.

>>3907168
That's fine, I'd be very happy with the Dragon's Lair artbook and graphic novel too!

If you want your Totoro book preserved maybe you should look into how to upload it on archive.org (and also share it on Ghibli fansites), somehow they don't care that copyrighted gamecube games are on there for download so I don't think they would delete an obscure artbook.

>>3906338
I have it but I have no idea how to make torrents and upload because brainlet.

>The Pin-Up Art of Bill Wenzel (2002) (Digital) (Bean-Empire).cbz
https://www47.zippyshare.com/v/MVKOqI0U/file.html
https://userscloud.com/pqzmhz5ljz9b

>The Art of Anthem (2019) (digital) (The Magicians-Empire).cbr
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/9GlBRObS/file.html
https://userscloud.com/2zvntryu15p8

>The Art of Dauntless (2019) (digital) (The Magicians-Empire).cbr
https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/uSm9iVx4/file.html
https://userscloud.com/xwgdwtwq5ygq

>Planet of the Apes Artist Tribute (2019) (Digital) (Bean-Empire).cbz
https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/i535LZrw/file.html
https://userscloud.com/ofomg5htnjvd

>>3907683
OK, here you go! artbook- https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/my0ckQqF/file.html
graphic novel-https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/XAHOOfSo/file.html

And you're right, I should connect with some people about archiving it, problem is I'm a wuss and am afraid one of the artists in it would come after me. I'll look further into where you've mentioned though.

>>3907688
>I have no idea how to make torrents and upload because brainlet.
Learn to use MEGA it's quite simple, this will be usefull to you in the future
https://www.wikihow.com/Use-MEGA-Cloud-Storage

>>3907798
I think win-O sucks!

>>3907820
Thank you very very much for the Dragon's Lair stuff.

There's a Ghibli fanatic on the torrent site bakabt called neo1024 who uploads obscure stuff from the studio, profile link: https://www.bakabt.me/user/405816/neo1024
Maybe he would be interested in helping you share the Totoro book. Not that I know him or how often he logs in, I only spoke to him once but he seemed alright.

If you don't have an account there's a guide to joining here:
http://wiki.bakabt.me/index.php/Sign_up#Getting_invited
I don't know what the interview's like since I joined a decade ago, but I've heard it isn't hard as long as you've used torrents before.

If you don't wanna join I could just send him a message about your book if you want that.

>>3907869
heh

Does anyone have this?

>>3907890
If you could message him and just let him know that it's here that would be fantastic, but if you don't want to don't worry about it. You don't owe me or anything for uploading, I do it because I've downloaded a lot from here too and I like to pay it forward.


And if I'm being honest, this book was printed with the intention of being rare so at least I can rest assured that the majority of copies are being cared for by their owners, and it'll probably be fine. I just have a worrisome nature, especially since this book is the star of my personal collection.

>>3907973
How does figure drawing for concept artist differ from figure drawing for anyone else?

What a cashgrab of a book.

>>3908232
I messaged him about it (reason I'm not making a torrent myself is because I don't know how). I'm not sure how anal they are about media involving western artists but it should be ok since Miyazaki contributed a pic to the book (unless I'm mistaken about page 18).
I'll see when he logs on, last time it took about a week for him to reply back to me. If your upload disappears during that time I'll reupload it.

I do owe you because you shared Don Bluth stuff, and it's not like messaging someone on a torrent site is a hassle.

>>3907973
>>3908237
it really is a cashgrab, it's not worth it anon, it has nothing more to it than a normal figure drawing book. just study vilppu or the scott eaton vids

>>3907688
If you can use mega to upload it and give it to us it would really great and I'll love you and your bloodline for the next 500 years

Anyone's has Prokos courses?

>>3905648
Watch Sinix on Youtube

Is there a full archive of new masters acadamy stuff? My trail just ran out ;__;

>>3908380
Tjere are some megas of the skull classes I saw before but I would also be intrested in such.

>>3905391
>>3905392


I appreciate these recommendations, thank you! In terms of what to read/follow along with as I learn, start with a "Perspective Made Easy" + "Vilppu Drawing Manual" + "Figure Drawing for All It's Worth" combo?

>>3907688
you can use mega to upload it, its really simple.

>>3908467
Depends on your current skill level and what kind of art you want to make. Your list does sound pretty good for someone just starting though. Just keep in mind figure drawing is probably Loomis's most controversial and arguably difficult book, if you're really struggling with it don't take it personally.

>>3906027
What kind of retarded answer is that. A seller selling stuff dont want to sell stuff?

>>3908730
fuck now i'm attempted to do this

fuck anime

>>3908300
sucks how expensive it is, I mostly want it because is the book I use in uni. Thanks for the recommendation tho.

It's not a book but does anyone have Phil Straub's Composition Tutorial? It was posted on CGSociety but the link's dead and I can't find it anywhere else

>>3908300
>or the scott eaton vids

I just checked the links in OP and didn't see these (or may have missed them), does anyone have links for these?

>>3908380
Pay for it like everyone else you cheap fuck

>>3909572
Stfu faggot not everyone is a millionaire

>>3909597
>implying you need to be a millionaire to afford $40 a month for education

If you can't even afford that then stop wasting money on video games cuck

>>3909633
Maybe he's a poor ass but still wants to learn

>>3909693
not how the world works tho. Its a investment in his future, so its worth the money.

>>3909715
Why do you even bother coming to this thread then? All of these materials are an investment in your future -- go buy them.

>>3909693
Then he should go to the library and practice on napkins while watching Proko videos

>>3909771
>should
Could. But If he pirates something instead of not using it at all tell me what difference does it make?

>>3909728
theres a difference between some ancient artbook that made its sales and then paying for a entire library of current working artists making videos for you. If you can't see the difference, why bother with anything.

>>3909715
it is how the world works though , 40 bucks can be a fuckton of money if you live in a poor country

>>3910154
you don't magically deserve resources because you can't afford them.

>>3909771
>while watching Proko videos
sure, do you have the anatomy course?

>>3910304
Hold up, are you trying to be some kind of moral guy in the artbook thread where people share pirated files and books where it's written inside "for personal usage only, any reproduction or distribution of this content is prohibited"?
Just mind your business, if that guy doesn't want to pay 40$ and would rather get if for free it doesn't concern you

And indeed we don't derserve anything, not that we give a shit, cope

Any thoughts on any of Juliette Aristides' books, especially her newer one? They look like they're pretty interesting, I'm wondering if it's worth checking out.

>>3910326
I have one of her books, Lessons in Classical Drawing, and there's a lot you can learn from them to draw realistically. But be warned she seems to be more into the "sight-size" method than the construction approach, which lends itself more to drawing/painting a model 100% accurately rather than building figures in a composition from imagination.

Anyone got the Gateway The Book of Wizards by Sean Andrew Murray pdf from the kickstarter?

>>3910310
It's free on his youtube channel. I think it's informative enough

>>3910326
I've seen the nma course of hers and her painting books at a book store. It's just standard atelier sight-size/measuring. No magic whatsoever.

>>3910319

>>3910471
Based
Saved

>>3910304
you don't magically deserve cheaper workforce if you can't bother teaching it

>>3906069
all the other threads are to keep a board for this one (and the few other where ppl draw in)

Does anyone have this? "3D Total - Beginner's Guide to Sketching: Characters, Creatures & Concepts"

>>3905384
Xenoblade 2 artbook finally scanned
https://exhentai.org/g/1405868/8bc3d1abca/

is there a good place to see all releases by an artist? mal and mangaupdates don't list any obscure books
>>3908380
https://pastebin.com/LdsFP70y

>>3911213
May great gains come upon you anon

>The Art of Ray Harryhausen.cbr (Courtesy of Cinemageddon)
https://www42.zippyshare.com/v/bV7sIzVF/file.html

>>3906572
Thank you, anon!:3

>>3911266

Where should we have dinner tonight?

requesting: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1681983745/

>>3911435
This! Please anons!

>>3911150
Thank you.

Do anyone has a link for Ken Sugimori's artbook
Could be PDF or just photos, I just want to see what's inside that book

>>3911266
I got this for $9 at a bookstore, I regret not grabbing another one...

DMC5 artbook
https://mega.nz/#F!4t9CHCAC!cMqKOBw_20HT8hfGhv9HcA

>>3911544
Both this one and simplified forms have been scanned but in spanish. Still, they are very helpful.

>>3911703
Links

>>3911703
Please, Anon! Share Los libros!

>>3911770
>>3911717

use your brain holy shit

>>3909597
you can use your trial time to download the shit out them

>>3911690
Thank you.

>>3911690
nice bro ty love ya

>>3911717 >>3911770
the links were in the previous thread
>https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/654ZVOVc/file.html
>http://www.mediafire.com/file/mwaxulj2830uhlr/Morpho-Anatom%25C3%25ADaArtistica2.zip

>>3905384
can anyone re-up the stuff from mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/folder/17axpf4d7k05u/artbooks#myfiles

i don't have a premium mediafire acc so i don't really wanna click download 200 times per artbook ya dig

maybe to mega or zippyshare? thanks in advance if possible

>>3911146
I never find the 3D Total books helpful. If you're a beginner, just stick to Scott Robertson - How to Draw and watch FZDSchool's some recent episodes. They will help you build a mindset for constructing any drawing, and the habit when practicing. After that, you can dive deeper into specific subject as character/figure drawing, creatures or environment art...

>>3911690
>>3911150

Today is a good day.

>>3910304

>you can't afford _____ book so you don't deserve resources
>posts in the artbook thread


What the hell is your malfunction?

>>3910319

I agree with this anon.

I activey practice "Try Before You Buy" piracy. Because there are genuine artists out there that earned my support and would continue to see them thrive independently. As Artists, anybody should be sympathetic to that right off the bat.

Unlike others, I always think about the poor kid who can't afford physical books in some other country but is a big fan of a certain persons work. Piracy increases access, accessibility and promotes innovation. It's up to the pirate to make the choice to support.

Just like how any other person in the Eastern or the Western country gets access to Japanese books otherwise physically or financially unobtainable.

Be ethical about it like me, or dont. At the end of the day, piracy is just a form of philanthropy.

>TL;DR support your fav artists , or don't, piracy helps the world go round baby

>>3911690

>>3911690
friendly reminder that Tatsuya Yoshikawa is the main illustrator and concept designer. It's why Nero's True Devil Trigger looks like a BoF d-hybrid.

Thank you anon, that's a nicely packed package

Sorry if I'm way too late to the party but has the Okami artbook ever been uploaded? I've been looking through lots of old threads and google but nothing comes up

>>3911850
Thanks Anon, I love you

>>3911690
Thanks. My physical version also just arrived.
It's nice how much thought they put into the devil breakers.
All the monster designs also make me want Dragon's Dogma 2.

>>3912098
>>3905386
literally it could not be easier to find

>>3905994
Thank you!

>>3906338
It's not finished yet, anon.
It will be uploaded when proko finishes it.

>>3912414
this
fucking Proko keep making meme video and podcast shit instead of finish the fucking leg muscle

Anyone have the recent Shirow Miwa artbook?

I might be retarded for requesting this but can anyone do a 3-4 second loop animation out of this pic ?

With its backround removed

>>3913009
You're in the wrong thread, anon; might wanna try requesting here: >>3866375

>>3913049
>>3913049
hey thanks man

Sorry

Did Frank Cho's Drawing Beautiful Women disappear from the main google drive? I swear I saw it in there only a few days ago, and I can't find it in any of the other links.

Are there any artbooks that are shared here that focus on movie posters?
I always liked the way they looked, the composition the use of colors and overall arrange of elements.
Would love to see book dedicated to examples of finest work in this field when the posters were still drawn and not just photoshoped.

Am kind of surprised noone ever shared nathan fowkes charcoal portrait book.

Consider this a request then. You'd be a great help man!

>>3907890
cant do it, give us ur login what are you losing

>>3913303
VHS video cover art. Good book.

>>3912479
>yfw he does it on purpose because he knows the moment he finishes off the anatomy course it's going straight onto cgpeers

>>3913303

Did you ever have an Atari 2600? As creators of one of the first and most popular home video game systems, Atari went all out, hiring a stable of artists to create some truly fantastic covers for the box art - even if the carts inside never measured up (c'mon, that was all we *had!*).

Tim Lapetino's Art of Atari is a fascinating collection of these, along with detailed notes about the artists, the creative processes at work, and unused alternate versions that could have taken the games in new directions. I *swear* I saw a digital version around here - either PDF or scanned JPG's - but I didn't bother to download it as I have the physical book sitting on the shelf behind me.

I also never realized until decades later that the name of the planet in M.U.L.E. - "Irata" - was "Atari" spelled backwards.

>>3913472
>>3913503
thanks for the tip

>>3913303
the kind of poster you're referring to is the Drew Struzan style. Look for his work, he also did the Indiana Jones saga, and more classics

>http://www.drewstruzan.com/illustrated/portfolio/

Do you have books on color theory and panting/coloring in general that works for both traditional and digital media?

>>3913680
Look up books about rendering since this is the term that describes the fundamental that applies universally to any kind of medium.

>>3913680
https://www.amazon.com/dp/0714873896/

>>3913680
color - hornung: to understand and see color
gurney - color & light, imaginative realism: encyclopedias on painting

Anyone have the XB2 artbook on MEGA?

>>3913906
>>3913909
Do you have these in pdf?

>>3913918
Color and Light and Imaginative realism at least should be in the OP

>>3913918
ever look at the op or other links in the thread?

>>3913968
>>3913966
I have these already i can't find Chromaphilia: The Story of Color in Art

>>3913966
>Color and Light and Imaginative realism at least should be in the OP
"Color and Light" is just a fucking lightning encyclopedia.
You're supposed to learn lightning by doing still life drawings, not by consulting an encyclopedia.

>https://www.nma.art/videolessons/figure-drawing-with-karl-gnass-part-4-anatomy/

Gnass' anatomy part available yet?

>>3914033
I'm so confused, are you saying it shouldn't be in the OP then? OP's links aren't reccs, just what we have. It's up to you decides what's worth your time. Either that or you meant to respond to >>3913909 who recommended it to the other anon. I'm just telling them where it's located.

>>3913503
Not the same anon here, but I found interesting this Atari artbook, and found it here: http://booksdescr.org/item/index.php?md5=ed3964aba724f4e3169b787e73e3c5dc

>>3914307
Thank you kindly anon

>>3906572
Totoro person do you have this as individual png or jpg images? Not collected as pdf? If so can you upload it? It's ok if you only have it as pdf but I'd really like it as individual images.

does anybody know ehre i can find the nrewest kazuma kaneko stuff? i'm surprised to find out there are now 7 volumes of his kk works series, you can only find 3 online.

these links are four years old, isnt there anywhere that uploads and updates their books more frequently?

>>3916541
Yup I can do that too- https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/46FcNsHE/file.html

>>3916616
They're all live so does it really matter?

>>3905384
I have 500 dollars to waste on artbooks. Any rare requests?

>>3917221
Are you going to scan it or do you want digital ones you can rip?

>>3917236
Lol, everyone who asks for which rare artbook to get never delivers.

>>3917238

>>3917221
I'll erect you a shrine if you buy and scan this
http://perspective-book.com/order-perspective-book.html, Universal Edition

Hey friends, anybody have this top anime bg book?

>>3917221
Stonehouse's anatomy note
Kim Jung Gi's newest sketchbook
The Figurative Artist's Handbook
Miss Jisu's sketchbook

Any of these would be much appreciated anon <3

>>3916914
Thank you!

>>3917221
Artists inspired by Lovecraft or artists inspired by Stephen King, would prefer Lovecraft. I own both but I want digital versions and I don't know how to scan. I don't think anybody has managed to scan these things but feel free to prove me wrong.

https://youtu.be/AVGmPD2nvXI?t=209

Looking for Copying Odd Nerdrum's Paintings All In One (step by step) by Derek Van Derven or anything else by him

Anyone have this?

>Secrets of Figure Drawing with Cesar Santos

Looking for pic related, searched around and couldn't find anything.
It's title as listed on ebay is "DHL) How to Draw Beautiful Girls With Realistic Skin Manga Illustration Art Book" or " How to Paint Bishoujo Girls Illustration With Realistic Skin".
It's isbn is 9784768311448.

>>3917958
"DHL How to Draw H Gals Sexy Girls Character Art Book JAPAN Anime Manga Technique"

>>3917959
"How to Draw the Shokusy Tentacles JAPAN Manga Anime Technique Art Book Sexy Girl"

These would be cool too if anyone's got them

>>3917959
https://e-hentai.org/g/1273138/51f5d815d8/

>>3917958
https://mega.nz/#!YQkSjKBI!CQN1krWorLGIGsrEG6xaiq7oUVYQPlNxa9vsw0IVE5k

>>3917959
https://mega.nz/#F!UcNG2AiT!jeyWwP1gtQXXz6R29o5bgw!YZUknSKZ

Could this thread be archived for posterity?

Could this thread be archived, there's some good shit here.

>>3909237
how would a seller sell stuff when the stuff in question has been out of print for literally decades?
>>3918218
all threads are; go to warosu, fireden, etc and search the post number

>>3905384
anyone got the companion to alla prima?

Has anyone gotten this book yet? It's fairly new and I was hoping someone would eventually buy it. I would have bought and scanned it but I'm currently broke

>>3918247
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15PckCfewZuaH6g37MF2OJ8v_LPNyX2XG?usp=sharing
yohohohohohoho

>>3917221
Art of journey, cheapest I've found on ebay is $300.

>>3917568
If you want that Stonehouse book, better get that translated Japanese one off Amazon jp or something. Because you need a Korean bank account to buy from online Korean bookstores goddamnit.

>>3917221
art of redline. you wont buy it though. no one ever will.

>>3917221
here are a few from my amazon wishlist, anon:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/4891893370/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003F6B1M2/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003F695VG/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/4756244475/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/4756242731/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/4766118049/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/2915173729/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/8291430950/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1584234601/

>>3917430
What's so good about this book?

>>3917961
Here: https://mega.nz/#F!ZMdiXKjC!hPEnEOKacpX-AZRs0lTPUQ

>>3918387
I have no idea, but the author promises a lot of good info about perspective and how to use it in all forms of visual art.

>>3918387
>>3918570
jesus christ A MISSING STEP?! WAS IT EASY ALL ALONG?!!!! kjg u fuckin bitch ur not telling us something

PLS SCAN NAO

>>3918577
lel, but I'm not really interested in that part of the book.

>>3917430
>>3918577

This book does seem promising tho

>>3918577
>WITH THIS ONE SIMPLE TRICK YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DRAW PEOPLE IN PERSPECTIVE EASILY
>ONLY $99.99. ORDER TODAY

>>3917430
And just what is this supposed to mean?

>>3918593
DLC available

>>3918386
Oh shit there was an exhibition book released of Murakami at the Versailles...and the cheapest online right now is about 200 USD. Christ.

>>3918599
it's 56.87 € here:

https://store.perrotin.com/en/takashi-murakami-books/10000102-takashi-murakami-versailles-fr-2900100001021.html

for me plus shipping it'd cost just short of $120 tho

>>3918386
>https://www.amazon.com/dp/1584234601/
that Flip the Script book looks so indispensable; I tried contacting the author about since it's out of print but he never got back to me. iirc copies originally sold for like $35; amazon price gougers are crazy

>>3918698
Thank you, that might actually be within my budget if I save up. It'll still be a long while at best before I buy though, so don't expect scans anytime soon.

>>3917430
Jesus christ, there are like a million books and videos and guides on perspective and shitters still ask for more? When will you start learning instead of waiting for the secret recipe that doesn't exist?

>>3918832
I'm a big collector of books on Perspective. And let me tell you, there's no such thing as a definitive resource on perspective, there just isn't. And this books seems particularly valuable because it doesn't deal only with drawing.

Any new insight helps, especially when it's in English.

>>3917568
>>3918339

There was an Anon scanning it about a month ago. Don't know what happened him or if he's still scanning but the books is hella thick so if he is, it's taking a while.

>>3918850
You can apply even the most fundamental perspective technique to even the most advanced topics. People are forgetting that you're supposed to figure stuff out yourself. You could read a perfect explanation with perfect examples and you still wouldn't get it, you would merely have the illusion that you understand it. But the moment you fill in the gaps yourself and it clicks because you used your own intelligence it will stick for a lifetime.

It's not the moment you're reading new information that you're learning, you learn the moment you're applying that information and see exactly what works and what doesn't. You're collecting perspective books and still, there are tons of people who used a single book, even a very basic one and they are better at perspective than you will ever be.

>>3918721
np keep us updated if you do! high quality photo documentation of the exhibition is scarce so the book must be the best resource on it

>>3918861
Stop fucking crabbing

>>3918879
You're crabbing yourself. I'm not misleading you, I'm just telling you to start practicing instead of hoarding. But you know that already just like everyone else in the book thread.

>>3918106
thanks m8

>>3918889
Meh, some things are more difficult to others and they need more reference and help. I'm agreeing with you on the principle but not on the imperious attitude.

>>3917221
game animation human structure modeling techniques

>>3919066

No anon. Its online somewhere

Pls

>>3919077
lol

>>3919077
can't they be banned or something for misinformation

>>3919077
Does she even stil get work?

>>3919161
Dispite being shit and a total cunt yes.
http://www.ktcoope.com

>>3919077
Jesus Christ. Is someone actually buying that crap?

>>3919200
idk why youre surprised
she draws better than murakami and people in this thread still want to lay down 100$ for his crap

Is the person that was interested in Don Bluth stuff still here? I have some exciting news they might be interested in- I just remembered I have rare videos of Bluth showing how to draw eyes, hands, and perspective. Enjoy- https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/JJ3PG285/file.html
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/SZtQZdAz/file.html
https://www118.zippyshare.com/v/YJFV0w7v/file.html

>>3919387
I actually think Murakami is just OK, I'm more intrigued in the juxtaposition of art periods due to the gallery being the Versailles. Never seen anything quite like it, if you know of something comparative feel free to share, especially if the exhibition book is cheaper!

>>3919732
ok valid enough excuse for wanting that.
admittedly if there was a book about katy coope being featured in versailles id want to read it just for the hilarity.

lots of rich idiots think murakami is an intellectual and pay millions for his crap because of it, but superflat is not a criticism of anything. its just his term for cartoon art and theres about as much deep meaning behind it as there is in eiken. thats the conclusion this guy came to after talking to art curators about it.
https://gutsyfrog.tumblr.com/post/123486063801/takashi-murakami-kaikai-kiki-moe-otaku

>>3919732
ok valid enough excuse for wanting that.
admittedly if there was a book about katy coope being featured in versailles id want to read it just for the hilarity.

lots of rich idiots think murakami is an intellectual and pay millions for his crap because of it, but superflat is not a criticism of anything. its just his term for cartoon art and theres about as much deep meaning behind it as there is in eiken. thats the conclusion this guy came to after talking to art curators about it. https://gutsyfrog.tumblr.com/post/123486063801/takashi-murakami-kaikai-kiki-moe-otaku

>>3905826
Different anon but I would be real gay for this. His gouache shit is on point!

Does anyone know a book similar to this one?

>>3919867
>https://gutsyfrog.tumblr.com/post/123486063801/takashi-murakami-kaikai-kiki-moe-otaku
This post spends more time complaining about Mr's lolita complex than actually examining Takashi Murakami's conceptions of art history. Thomas LaMarre summarized superflat's shortcomings in his 2009 book "The Anime Machine" pretty well; pic related. It is (or was) a movement that first and foremost presented a theory of japanese modernity; the problems with that, while acknowledged in academic circles, are often understated in public discourse. Murakami has been producing additional art theory ever since; even addressing those criticisms to a certain degree as well. It's just too bad that none of his exhibition catalogues, art and art theory books have actually seen a digital release. I'd love to read this, for example:

https://store.perrotin.com/en/takashi-murakami-books/10001919-takashi-murakami-vs-nobuo-tsuji-battle-royale-japanese-art-history-2900100029032.html

>>3919924
You should send that to the guy who wrote the post, he's not active on tumblr but he is on twitter https://twitter.com/ashitanofrog

>>3920000
ah I really don't wanna start hellthreads on something I still only partially understand, let alone over a dumb as hell three year old blog post. scanning all of Takashi Murakami's artbooks would certainly alleviate that concern, though; which is why I keep requesting them here

>>3920017
>I really don't wanna start hellthreads on something I still only partially understand
ok but you're missing out. it's funny when he gets mad and causes drama.

Are there any good books with hairstyle references?

>>3920043
yeah I know his type; avoiding anitwitter hellthreads is practically an art form. if people are gonna try and cancel me then I gotta be prepared, :^)

speaking of kaikai kiki I ordered "BOME's Selected Works 1983-2009" recently; it won't arrive until later this month but are any of y'all interested in it?

>>3920090
Not a book, but this website is pretty cool https://www.ukhairdressers.com/Latest-Hairstyles-Gallery/Hairstyles/

Does this exist online?

>>3919724
Thank you very very much, I wanted these too. I believe they are are the kickstarter rewards mentioned here, oddly it doesn't mention perspective.

>>3920228
thanks

>>3920288
Perspective might've been a bonus or something, I backed the project on the first day it started so I got all sorts of crazy early bird stuff. He's really generous too, a lot of it wasn't even formally stated in my perks.

>>3919920
Don't have that book but I have Botany for the Artist by Sarah Simblet, and Botanicals- Secrets of Observational Drawing by Valerie Baines, which are probably similar. Let me know if you want them and I'll stick them in zippyshare for you.

>>3920092
sure man, looks cool

>>3919920
It's on libgen. Search the author on libgen should be the last result.

>>3920092
hell yeah dude. i've always had a passing interest in superflat so it's cool to see others talking about it.

little boy is on my wishlist and i'll probably grab it after my next paycheck comes in, if it's not too big and there's not already scans available i'll try and scan it

>>3920357
looks like shinji

>>3920366
>looks like shinji
That was the first thing that came to my mind, too.

>>3918851
I know who you're talking about -- I wish he would just tell us if he's still scanning, been thinking about just splurging on the book myself but I don't have access to a scanner so I wouldn't necessarily be able to share :(

>>3919920
The vk artbook thread has many botanical water color painting. I toughg ho would want it, then i saw your post

Anyone have Fundamentals of Drawing by Mogilevstev? The English version?

Does anyone have this book "drawing secrets by taco"? We are all gonna make it if we get a copy of this book.

Korean name: 시크릿 캐릭터 드로잉

>http://www.yes24.com/Product/Goods/72351212
>http://www.kyobobook.co.kr/product/detailViewKor.laf?mallGb=KOR&ejkGb=KOR&linkClass=&barcode=9791163981237
>https://www.aladin.co.kr/shop/wproduct.aspx?ISBN=K432635395&start=pnaver_02

>>3920333
It looks good, please.
>>3920775
Thank u

>>3911150
not available anymore..........

>>3918261
Sorry i took a while to get back here but thank you alot

>>3918990
he's completely right. if you want deeper understanding of perspective beyond the basics that have been understood and passed to students for hundreds of years, the best way is to just draw a lot and pay attention to the world around you.
many artists do have a lot of personal ideas and observations about perspective drawing, but it would be impossible to communicate these ideas if you haven't observed the principles for yourself, first - at which point it is meaningless to communicate the ideas.

>>3921279
"i don't know the rules, just use your instinct lol" retard mentality.
This kind of advice is terrible.
"just be a genius lol" doesn't help anyone.

Perspective follows simple fundamental rules, it's not a fucking black magic.

>>3905386
i am dumb is there a way to download an entire video game art book at once?

>>3920366
thats literally a frame from the show

>>3920732

Same, desu. There are scanning services but I don't know if I'd use one of them. I wish Amazon would just sell digital copies of all their books. There's no excuse in this modern age.

I'd prefer digital. It's much easier to reference that way.

>>3920991
OK here you go- https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/bP7oH5Zj/file.html
https://www30.zippyshare.com/v/ijRSGV1m/file.html

Anyone got this one?

https://www.amazon.co.jp/%E3%80%90%E3%83%80%E3%82%A6%E3%83%B3%E3%83%AD%E3%83%BC%E3%83%89%E7%89%B9%E5%85%B8%E3%81%82%E3%82%8A%E3%80%91%E3%83%97%E3%83%AD%E7%B5%B5%E5%B8%AB%E3%81%AE%E6%8A%80%E3%82%92%E5%AE%8C%E5%85%A8%E3%83%9E%E3%82%B9%E3%82%BF%E3%83%BC-%E3%82%AD%E3%83%A3%E3%83%A9%E5%A1%97%E3%82%8A%E4%B8%8A%E9%81%94%E8%A1%93-CLIP-STUDIO-PAINT/dp/4295005630/ref=pd_sim_14_6/358-6060791-0353569

>>3921882
you can ask via pm to kitsutsuki, https://yande.re/forum/show/10527?page=78.. The book is プロ絵師の技を完全マスター キャラ塗り上達術 決定版 CLIP STUDIO PAINT PRO/EX

Anyone have a "good" scan of Creative Illustration - Andrew Loomis ?
The only one I could find is horrible with words being cutoff at the sides for a lot of pages, and the values in each drawing is way too contrasty so the whole section on value is lacking

>>3920281
Yes, but i deleted all of the "useless" images, my hdd is full and i turned it into a pdf file, i dont collect i have to use it...

>>3920357

Murakami doesn't even watch Anime, yet he rips & uses it in his work. He's just riding the anime wave.

I've seen alot of people talk about wanting this book on multiple sites but it not being available outside of Korea, well recently someone let me know in another thread that a Korean eBay guy put this up selling it internationally
I was going to buy them but they don't ship to Canada (where i live) therefore I cannot buy it myself, so I'm leaving it here if any of the people who were asking about it a while back wanted to finally go out and buy it
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Friendly-Drawing-Lesson-Book-Webtoon-Drawing-Sketch-Korean-/292389028434
coloring
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Friendly-Coloring-Lesson-Book-Webtoon-Drawing-Sketch-Korean-Edition-/192427458520
again nobody has to, I just wanted to put it up for the guys complaining about not being able to get it shipped internationally and wanting it

Looking for literally ANY of Hisashi Eguchi's Pose book series.

>>3922770
This is not illustration book. The contents are photos of real human models. Eguchi's illustration is only for the cover.

>>3922827
it's meant to be used to practice drawing poses though? I don't care if it's 3D models. it's probably better that way anyway.

>>3919074
where I looked all over?

>>3922187
This.

>>3922645
So he's the Roy Lichtenstein of anime then?

>>3922187
>>3922942
nope the book is too big to be scanned by store bought scanners, sorry

>>3905384
Is there a thread like this for videos/tutorials? Couldn't find any here

>>3919066
I have that. Was planning to scan it til we found an ebook of it on baidu. The mega link is somewhere on the archives

>>3920357
Cool! That's actually a part of a trilogy of books following the original Superflat exhibition. There's the exhibition catalogue (pic related), "Little Boy" where Murakami delves into the theory of, and then the "Summon Monsters?" book where he goes more into depth on the process of making it all. Here's the rest:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/4944079346
https://www.amazon.com/dp/4939148033/
>>3922645
Murakami does watch and direct anime, though. He renamed the Hiropon Factory to Kaikai Kiki at the turn of the millennium and produced a handful of "kaikai & kiki" animated shorts in the mid-00s. He's operated an animation studio ever since, and has struggled through this decade to get it off the ground. They did VFX for Jellyfish Eyes (which like most otaku attempts at live action film and television, flopped hard), and now they've been rebranded as Studio PONCOTAN (poncotan.jp), who've been been working on 6 Hearts Princess these past couple years. I'm sure there are old DVD copies of Murakami's earliest attempts at anime available on Mandarake; I'd love to see proper rips of them at some point. The fact Jellyfish Eyes was the one to get acquired by the Criterion Collection is just pathetic.
>>3922974
He's always been described as "Japan's Warhol" for a reason, but yeah comparing him to Roy Lichtenstein makes sense I guess.

Trying to find this

Anyone?

Let's Make Character CGイラストテクニック vol 1-10

Link protected mega:http://links.megaxz.com/T5gpCeH8sxWdCB1Xv0DK4hMMKC3oZj
pass:CGart

>>3923034
thanks for the links, but damn the price tag on that first one seriously hurts. i'll probably pick up summon monsters? at some point too though
if you have any other resources on this stuff you think are worth sharing, i'd love to hear about them! especially anything about mr., who's work i'm obsessed with right now

Does anyone have this?

>>3923314
Damn, any book in english that goes in depth about how to make a piece from start to finish with tips like this?

Google traduction can't become good soon enough

>>3922770
Following this, does anyone have "Hisashi Eguchi Illustration ART BOOK ' STEP'"

>>3923542
Forgot to add the picture

>>3923144
check the /ic/ board archive this has been uploaded months ago

help i'm looking for any artbooks that teach how to draw manga or anime in clipstudio paint/ manga studio.

especially on how to apply screentones and how to do clean line art.

>>3923871
here
>>3922067
>>3923314

>>3923871
Clip Studio has a whole sections of their site dedicated to tutorials like what you're asking for.
https://tips.clip-studio.com/en-us/official

>>3923878
>>3923882
thanks anons

going to start a manga soon.

>>3923314
Thank you youre a godsend

Hey, how can I participate? I bought a bunch of sweet books from Japan and I want to share them but don't know how.

>>3905384
Anyone have any cre.o.n sketchbooks? Cant post the book links for some reason - insta https://www.instagram.com/cre.o.n/

Pic related

>>3923781
Danke

>>3924119
Kindle? Use this - https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/9bz51f/guide_to_copy_kindle_content_to_pdf_using_calibre/
If they're physical books, you gotta find a scanning service in your region

>>3924355
You don't necessarily need to outsource for physical books, you can use camscanner and other apps as long as you're not desperate for perfection. I'd rather have something not-perfect quality over nothing. And also keep in mind outsources remove the spine so if you're not comfortable altering your book apps are going to be your best option.

>>3924496
>>3924355
Great, thanks!

>>3922756
>https://www.ebay.com/itm/Friendly-Drawing-Lesson-Book-Webtoon-Drawing-Sketch-Korean-/292389028434
thank you! oh man. i was looking for a way to buy this

does anyone have this

does anyone have DHL How to Draw Manga Anime Girls Pose Book 500 w/CD-ROM / Japan art

>>3922756
I would buy both of those if there was a way to translate em

>>3905384

>>3923354
I don't actually know much about Mr. to be quite honest; I've been more focused on BOME due to my interest in gunpla and figurines (hence why I ordered his book), the fact he's apparently the one responsible for the original Superflat exhibition's sculptures. Also there's even less public info on him; as for Mr., it looks like he has two noteworthy artbooks:

https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4939148114/
https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4939148432/

You can order them both using a proxy service like Tenso/Buyee; they're all sold out on Mandarake, unfortunately. You might also be interested in Aya Takano's work, though.

>>3925450
thanks man! he's got a couple things available through a western gallery, but if the proxy doesn't fuck me then these would definitely be cheaper.
can't wait to see the bome book when you get it, his stuff is really cool. he and murakami both had stuff up at the broad a couple years ago, still really bummed i missed out on it

Some time ago there was anon who said that he gonna scan “The Weatherly Guide to Drawing Animals”, is this another J.C. Leyendecker situation? Or did i miss it?

>>3925531
I'm not the anon who originally promised it, but Leyendecker is happening.

Any anon got this one?

Anyone got The Art of Ball Point by Matt Rota?

>>3920318
>He's really generous too, a lot of it wasn't even formally stated in my perks.
Yeah, he seems like it. I will make sure to buy the Dragon's Lair film if it comes out to pay him back for being unable to back it.

Any reference aggregate book?
i wanna everything, coats, anatomy, poses, shoes etc

>>3926122
Frankly I don't think such a single book exists, if it did it would be fucking massive. Go to the OP, grab the reference books it has already, and then come back and ask about what stuff you still need.

>>3926122
I think Google Image is all you need. It's well organized and easy to access. Or Pinterest.

デジタルイラストの「背景」描き方事典
(Encyclopedia of how to draw the background for digital illustrations)

http://links.megaxz.com/n0I1UMmAHvCooNHJL9jRN9EFwoxSp4

>>3926717
デジタルイラストの「エフェクト」描き方辞典
(Encyclopedia of how to draw the effects for digital illustrations)

http://links.megaxz.com/JDSXC2oasgENiTEisYgodVT5mKRlYv

>>3926719
>>3926717

Cheers.

Any scans of Sketching - from Square One to Trafalgar Square?