/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

lomeme magic and soft square pen

250 loomis boxes with a hard round brush

>>4849807
Coomer magic and hard round peen

viaductman magic and firm sai pinceau

>>4849807
by reading the rules, reading the sticky, and actually trying to draw instead of asking "how to draw porn if I haven't drawn in my entire life"
You'll find lots of resources here and if you post your drawings on /beg/ you'll get lots of critique and help. You can start searching for basic stuff and tutorials on getting started in Youtube or even better, reading "for starters" books here in the artbook thread, maybe some free art courses in the same thread or in youtube. You could also start copying artists you see as inspiration in order to "reverse-engineer" their techniques when you start getting the hang of drawing, but obviously you CAN'T draw well in less than 3 months, and you can't draw proffesionally in less than at least 3 years of experience.
Remember to ask questions in the questions thread, and remember to have more than one place to check art related stuff

>>4849807
asian jeans and flannel shirt

>>4849848
Square brush on this one right? someone can recomend me a good square brush for csp?

>>4849807

>>4849848
Based Friendly post.
I wish people would reply to my easy questions in the question thread though

>>4849807
You couldn't post an example of an artist who knows how to draw tiddy jiggle?
Because I'm pretty sure her boobs would hit her face if she's falling. Just sayin'

>>4849920
the question thread and /beg/ exist so people don’t have to see retards, not to help them

>>4849922
not sure if turbo dk or decent bait

>>4849922
then you would lose the appeal of the face of a cute anime girl + expression
she looks like she's stumbling not falling anyway so there's no reason for the tits' gravity to be countered that hard

>>4849934
No, just find it weird that a coom artist doesn't know how to draw jiggle. Jiggle makes everything sexy!

>>4849807
Bros why do anime artists hate backgrounds? I'm convinced that 70% of EU03's uploads have white or grey backgrounds and seeing them devalues the art greatly.

>>4849928
Thanks that's what I thought, I will start opening my own threads for any dumb question that I have.
Of course it won't look like a question, I've spent enough time here to know how to reverse engineer egofriends
example
>Retards here still believe the "don't shade with black" meme when many top tier artists do it
>no wonder most of you are still /beg/ after years since you just parrot youtuber """artists""" instead of actually learning
Then I just wait for some anon to start the argument, call me retarded and prove me wrong (by giving me the explanation that I actually wanted all along by saying why shading with black is shit)

>>4849961
high iq.

>>4849950
Because they shit out these pictures at the speed of light and know that no one in their coomer audience ever pays attention to the background. Spending too much time on BGs is a waste of time unless you like doing them.

To learn to draw and render well you need to learn all your fundamentals but mainly anatomy, perspective and construction, values and color theory. Underlying each of those is things like line control and edge control which just takes time to master. Read the sticky and start working on perspective, values and figure drawing.

>>4849807
just draw, my fellow coom brain.

>>4849961
I've never tried it, though, 'cause I worry it'll make my colors look muddy and gross.

>>4849807
>youre using this technique incorrectly, you should slow down and stop using it until you have the requisite knowledge and skill to apply it correctly
>WTF but pros do this all the time (when applied tactfully in a technically sound work) whats the difference between that and my piece (either blind or willfully ignorant)

everytime.

bump

>>4849807
You need more Loomis in your life anon, you need to eat, sleep and drink Loomis.

>>4849961
I remember doing this on /pol/ so they found credible sources for me, back when I was writing papers in college
Stay based my friend

Loomis and just draw

>>4849961
this is unironically how you start 200+ reply autism argument threads on this board, massive brain play

>>4849907
unironically blog

>>4849961
>Assuming an adequate amount of anons are here at any given time that can actually give genuinely useful answers/information
>Assuming a member of this already minuscule sample pool will give enough a fuck to post
Based but pretty much what >>4853860 said. You only really guarantee a bunch of retards hurling shit at each other. You'll get some info that's useful to absolute /beg/s but you'll probably learn the same shit faster on your own, and without having to filter it through several dozen posts from ESLs and Dunning-Kruger schizos.

>>4849907
i'm an absoulute beg, so i unironically hope this is true. i draw shit and it boogles my mind how bad it looks. then again, i haven't drew seriously since i was 12.

>>4849807
IM G-GONNA C-COOOOOOM

>>4849961
yep i knew some people would exploit this.that's why i never answer seriously or just give bad tips or half baked answer to misguide people.you dont deserve answers faggots just go draw

>>4854025
It's very simplified but yes, it's correct.
Draftsmanship, the skill of accurately drawing 3D forms in space from any orientation (also known as construction drawing) and to have an intuitive grasp on perspective, is the most important foundation for drawing. In a sense, you are training your brain to be like a 3D rendering program. Once you have that skill down to some degree, you can then apply it to anything you wish to draw, vehicles, architecture, human and animal anatomy, plants and trees, geography. From there it's a matter of learning gesture, the skill of making things that you draw act and feel alive, and rendering (which is more or less like simulating light on the 3D forms that you're drawing), anatomy, lots of things really.
Some small caveats- Don't grind one thing endlessly until you "master" it. Mastery of a skill can take thousands of hours. Get acquainted with the basics and move on, then work on each skill as needed. Cycle through your fundamentals. Make sure you draw for fun too.
One skill that's often overlooked is the physical aspect of drawing- line control. Getting your lines to go where you want them to accurately is important. Learn to draw from your shoulder. Practice drawing straight lines, curves, and shapes. If you can get your lines to go where you want them without thinking about it, you'll be much more efficient and effective.

>>4854025
as absolute beg you cant discern between good and bad advices.there are few in this very thread.just read the sticky and get your mileage,in a year or two you can actually understand what you should listen to

>>4853831
Kek I can't believe I never came up with this strat

>>4854025
It's kinda true, but take it with a shitton of salt.

>>4849807
loomis good for heads, for poses like this and form overlapping techniques study vilppu manual.
loomis also good for figures but not gesture, vilppu's understanding of gesture is far beyond loomis'