/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Da Vinci, and Kim Jung Gi

>>4162314
You already posted it.

all these artists :)

>>4162314
phil hale

>>4162314
Most of it is Nausicaa, Princess Mononoke, Final Fantasy VI, VII and IX, Frank Frazetta, a bunch of old movies.

>>4162318
top left?

>>4162394
bbc chan

>>4162338
>>4162375
Good taste

>>4162413
I want to EAT eleeza’s ASS

>>4162318
AAAAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGHHH IM COOOOOOOOOOMING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>4162314
ZUN

>>4162315
based

>>4162318
FUUUCK IM GOING TO COOOOOOM AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH GOD IM COOMING AAAAAAAAH

>>4162314
Krenz, I also love how he uses math and geometry in his angle control method.

>>4162511
am I the only one that think gi is super overrated? He's like a meme-artist that does cheap manga art. And he sucks at coloring his art.

Old woodblock artists particularily Hiroshige but also Yoshida. I also love Magritte and Rockwell.

Shadman

>>4162522
That's really beautiful.

>>4162314
I know its crabby, but re draw memes are scare me into drawing my fundies

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>>4162639
Holy shit! Fan art, not even once.

>>4162637
Yes, I get this a lot too. If they have improved a lot in a short time it scares me to work. the same goes if they have barely improved at all! I get scared that the same might happen to me if I don't do something ASAP!

Movie, not the cover. Every rewatch charges me with a huge inspiration for drawing.

>>4162314

Really feels like a better version of me, the way I draw

>>4162639
Well it is progress

>>4162314

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>>4162375
>Nausicaa
Ultra Based.

>>4162624
Not him but this is how these prints are made, it's a great watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QA7x9PVHtiQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-QoJF5Wvr4

>>4162318
FUUUUUCKKKK IMMMMM COOOOOOOOMMMMMIIIIINNNNNNGGGGGGGG

Mike Mignola and Yoji Shinkawa.

>>4162824
The symbolism and representation of England's noble dead gets me.

>>4162375
Miyazaki and Talkovsky are my two gods. Are you my double?

>>4162734
>>4162749
these blew my mind

>>4162521
agree his colouring sucks. He has a unique hybrid style. Not too much a fan of it to be quite honest. It does get old after a while

>>4162860
I like Otomo, Kishiro and early Shirow (Appleseed, GITS) too but mostly for the aesthetics desu.
If you also love Kurosawa and you think the first Alien was the only good one, yeah you're my double.

>>4162314
If I can draw like pic related in 20 years, I made it

For some reason Chris Chan's comics and docs on him inspire me to work on my own stuff that is completely unrelated to anything he has made. Maybe because they work like "what not to do" tutorials?

>>4162860
They're incredibly popular artists, anon. You shouldn't be very surprised.

>>4163301
Even if Chris-Chans work is kindergarden tier, he atleast actually drew quite a bit of stuff and shared it with the world and that's something atleast slightly admirable.

The sort of texture it has and the detail in it helps me keep going and to think of where I'd like to be.

this one

>>4163887
True. I actually admire his commitment to his vision, even if I think his vision is terrible and not particularly inventive.

>>4163887
then webcomics are all admirable too, right anon?

>>4164472
no, only a select few exhibit exceptional autistic energy that compromises to no one.

>>4164749
there are more than a few with more or as many pages as sonichu.
perhaps what you really mean is, you admire chris-chan because he was an e-celeb.

>>4164753
come on now anon, I know you're a bit autistic, but there's no need to be jealous of chris chan

>>4162314

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>>4163887
I don't wanna be a party pooper, but I think it's sad that people like CWC become "popular" in the first place. You don't really believe Sonichu is admirable when you say "well at least he's committed", it's just an autist doing what autists do.
Maybe CWC was just a regular autistic guy when he started Sonichu but as he was fed the illusion of celebrity because people treated him as a living meme he became more and more unhinged. Maybe Sonichu was his only outlet, but now he's completely unrecoverable just because people enjoy a lolcow. I don't blame the internet, but I think someone should have kept him safe from this. I wonder what a psychiatrist would say about this.

>>4162314

Opening pinterest often sends me down a rabbit hole of artist I didn't even know existed that now become the most insperational thing I've ever seen. I also sometimes sit down with old comics or manga I read as a child. Suprisingly it's the simple stuff that manages to be so impactful that's the most inspiring. It just shows how you don't even need a lot of technical skill to effectivly communicate a sense of place, character, emotion, action etc.
Drawing feels more magic when you communicate a lot simply imo
Oh and Rebbeca Sugars instagram and Pug Davis comic also instill an urge to draw like nothing else.

>>4163991
How does one actually acomplish that kind of texture. Is it digital after effects?

>>4164896
>I wonder what a psychiatrist would say about this.
"keep fucking with crazies. we like money."

>>4164896

I know it's a futile battle but I did wish we could all collectivly agree to not interact with people online in a way that we know will most likely hurt them. Not just people who's mental differnces make them in need of much more support and guidence in how to make responsible decisions but also just regular people even when they did something wrong.

Like say someone does something really bad and they deserve to be called out for it. Sending them death threats or snuff porn or mobbing them with mean tweets is only going to have a negative impact on their well being with out helping anyone else.

In the case of Chris-chan, it's so obvious that this isn't a person who's going to be able to understand everything that was happening to him and a lot of the shit we put him though is just harrasment. People keep saying "well he kind of deserved it" but what does that even mean other then victim blaming for not knowing how to take themselves out of harms way. It's not cool mess with someone just because it's entertaining and they don't know how to disengage.

I agree that a psychiatrist would probably want him to establish healthier boundries on the internet.

My ex's artwork. You wouldn't know her, so I'm not going to bother naming.

>>4164896
I don't actually care at all. However, I somewhat admire the idea of sticking to your vision, which he largely does, instead of making something that you hope caters to an audience.

70s and 80s sci-fi/fantasy cover art. So creative and stylish.

>>4165882
good lord I hated that book. Nice cover though

>>4165851
>I somewhat admire the idea of sticking to your vision, which he largely does
dude his vision is just him sockpuppeting a bunch of vidya characters. you think he decided to become trans just like that? of course he spent too much time unsupervised on the internet and got influenced to do that. This is exactly why lgbt should be kept the fuck away from kids, and kids from the internet.

>>4162506
Is she Canadian ?

Him, did you know he turned 30 yesterday ?

>>4162318
OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD I;M FCUKING COOMING COOMING COOM COOM COOM COOM COOMING TIME!!!!!!!

>>4162314
This picture of Kenshiro by Hirohiko Araki is basically the inspiration for everything I draw.