/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4584793

>>4584793
I WANNA DRAW BARA YOU FILTHY FAGGOTS.

Jorge Jiminez has the perfect blend of anime and american influence, and so much energy and expression, plus rich detail without looking overworked or convoluted.
This is what I want from my art.

>>4584830
Beautiful.
>>4584843
Damn this is cool, sauce?

want all three and beyond

>>4584868
Tumblr is your place my man.

>>4584871
how? i also wanna do this??? im all over the place tho, want to do horror/cutesy/practical kjg style bs /painterly :/

I wanna do graphic novels like this. People won't read it though, right? :(

>>4584868
Artist of the top one?

>>4584955
Maybe they will anon! Art is usually what drags the attention, but what makes people stay is the story for sure. I believe you could make it!

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>>4584955
The goals you guys have are very far from what i expected. Mainly because they are so different from one another. Why do people even give the same basic advice on books over and over again when, for a fair amount of these, would be uneccessary work either way? I think the problem with this board must be too many people projecting.

>>4584978
cotoh.tsumi, and they are all by her, just diff levels of simplification ig.

>>4584793
If you want to be like Caravaggio learn to recognize his actual fucking art. The one you posted is by Artemisia Gentileschi

A mix between lm7, Huke, oguchi, and John singer sargent, Joseph Zbukvic, Craig mullins, and a bit of those concept artist like Feng Zhu, Aaron Beck, Eliott Lilly, Ian McQue, just tons of artist I really like.

>>4585044
Well the thing is there are a lot of different ways to "get there" and the path you take can directly shape your end results.
For instance, learning to do Hogarth's scribble gesture technique may lend itself to styles like >>4584830 >>4584837 and >>4584840 , but maybe not something like >>4584955 which looks more along the lines of Loomis's fun with a pencil stuff. There's no getting around the grind, but finding what clicks for you when it comes to translating 3D into a 2D image, training how you literally construct a drawing mentally, it does take different ways of explaining it and approaching it for different people to understand it and execute it. Learning to draw isn't one size fits all in that way, that's why there are lots of different ways that kind of all teach the same or similar things.

>>4585104
Couldnt give a fuck since i was talking about the chiaroscuro and general style. That being said, great work by her.

>>4585109
Fair enough. What i meant is that studying these books take a fairly long time and people shouldn't resort to ic as their only source of book recomendations.

>>4585127
Yeah, I see what you mean there. I really hope people are looking outside of here too. There are definitely some good leads here but you pretty much gotta follow em on your own, the good stuff usually won't come to you directly here. Once in a while it's good to just google some topic you're struggling with and see if anything interesting pops up.

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>>4585035
Thanks, anon! I'll just follow my dream and see where I'll end up.

>>4585044
This board has a pretty strong bias and I think you'd be shooting yourself in the foot if you were to blindly follow the advice on here without thinking about where you want to go.

>>4584793
Yeah Caravaggio is pretty much peak.

>>4584793
I just want to draw cute shit. Or anime titties after work on factory. That's it.

>>4585831
This instills fear in my very soul. I'm not sure if that was the intent.

>>4584793
>ywn be beheaded by 2 cute girls

pic related is artist goal

I've always had a hard time realizing what goal i want as an artist. I want to make illustrations like Norman Rockwell, Norman Lindsay, Frank C.Pape, claude weisbuch paintings like Jhon Geroge Brown, Franz Richard, Sargen and i also really like Euro comics but my biggest passion projects are just comfy comics about anime boys. That though used to stop me because i though that if i did one style then i wouldn't be able to do another, but now i realize that the fundamentals are all the same and the only thing that changes is how you use them.
I am very happy that i was born in a time where enjoying and finding art is so easy.

I think i already posted it in simular thread

>>4585118
Well it shows you don't know shit about him if you didn't recognize one of his most famous paintings.
If you want to paint like Caravaggio, sit down and do a couple studies off of Caravaggio, don't just talk about it.

>>4584793
This is a bit of a brainlet question but how do you guys find artists/art? I've never had a goal in mind, I guess I just enjoy doing the exercises and sometimes find stuff that I think looks nice. I really liked these if that's relevant to answering the question
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>>4586388
unironically the /pol/ art folder. There's some stupid shit in there obviously but its a great compilation.
https://mega.nz/folder/rVcExIbB#VN9alzay0OrctggvEn1DUg/folder/6YkkGIjJ

Most museums also have images online of all their displays.

>>4586374
I understood what you were trying to say, but there's things i should improve on before starting to do specific technique studys of this level. I work usually on charcoal/graphite/watercolor, i wouldnt undestand most of what makes him a master at this point. Its a long term goal. I'll probably transition to oil sometime soon.

>>4585093
holy same face

>>4585094
>Not posting the full image

Good taste tho

>>4585048
That's very atmospheric. Kinda reminds of van Gogh paintings, but has more volume and air perspective. I like it a lot.

>>4585831

I saw this painting in person around 3 years ago in an exhibit about the peredvizhnikk , it's even more impressive irl because it is really big. Repin is one of my absolute favorites.