/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Post your work retardbro

like a Blender. Extrude from a 2D shape

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>>6151919
I haven't drawn in a few months. All i draw is fujo shit

>>6151894
Try choosing more inspiring subject matter

>>6151919
>>6151894
To achieve 3-dimensionality you need to follow Marco Bucci's advice "Draw like a painter", meaning you need to capture the difference in the planes and values of the drawing with your lines, to achieve this you can do two things:
1. Draw the plane changes with soft lines, to give the viewer a suggestion of the 3-dimensionality in the drawing.
2. Subtly render the forms of the drawing. You can also add highlights on important key points of the drawing. (where? well that depends on the lighting and your knowledge of anatomy, lips and noses are often where Pros add their highlights)

Pic related is an example of this.
I can also try do an example on how I would do it following one of your drawings if you want, although I'm no Pro.

>>6152181
Here is an example of point 1 on a manga-style face, I think it capture 3-dimensionality well.

>>6152181
This one would be point 2 with comic-book style, check the highlights on the lips, it gives them much more volume.

>>6152181
typical video watching schizo blah blah blah

Well that was helpful, not op.

Going to go experiment now.

>>6152181
>>6152182
>>6152186
well, you're an idiot

>>6151919
>>6151921
OP you literally need some fucking Loomis in your life so you can learn what constructive drawing is. Those blobby nonsense shapes you're using are /beg/ tier and you'll have to put in some serious studying and work to learn what actual construction is like.

>>6152231
>> well, you're an idiot
That is my current understanding of the issue OP describes, take it or leave it.
Also, your inability to express what the issue is in a clear and concise way without referring to a 300 pages book leads me to believe you have a shallow understanding of the concepts explored there. Even the cover illustration in that book uses the concepts I described, soft rendering, and highlights to accentuate the form of the woman's face, Loomis always does this in his drawings.

>>6152231
>well, you're an idiot

The fact that this was your response to those anon's posts says a lot.

>>6151894
do the vilppu drawing manual.
it has basic form exercises.

>>6152231
Op here
Ive been learning loomis, failing and trying to correct my mistakes.Its been a slow journey, i know my art is beg tier but ive improved immensely. All i know now is that when i try to turn the head i fail to understand and draw it correctly, that's why im asking about form

I think form and construction are exactly what im lacking, i want to know where to go to improve on this other than just... draw everyday blah blah..

>>6152346
draw everyday is good advice, but if im making the same mistakes every day, i either need some outside material, or i keep failing to improve.Same logic as, Why invent the lightbulb again when i can just copy what people have been doing for hundreds of years?

>>6152181
Ah yes the conceptart.org art style

>>6152346
Can you render basic objects like a sphere, cube, cone, cylinder?

>>6152181
>To achieve 3-dimensionality you need to follow Marco Bucci's advice "Draw like a painter"

What video does he state that in?

>>6152461
Not from imagination

>>6152260
Nah dude you aint, he is>>6152231

>>6152260
>this is your brain on youtube and tiktok

no wonder everyone just traces 3d shit these days yeesh yikes

yall are meek little babies
pathetic little men
basically women at this point

>>6151921
>>6151919
Join here, we gotchu
https://discord.gg/gaTe6ksQ

>>6153811
holy fuck that's a lot of dolphin porn

>>6152745
Kek you will have to be able to render simple forms from imagination, it's east as hell.

>>6152186
>>6152182
>>6152181
Lmao you have no idea what you’re talking about

>>6157535
what's wrong with what he wrote?

Jesus fucking christ try drawing or painting from life

Either go to a local figure drawing session (most community colleges and local art museums/centers will have them) or set up a still life at home if you're too autistic to interact with people

Not OP but reading this thread has just confused me further. What is this disinformation bullshit. Why is it so hard to give advice or link helpful lessons.

>>6159578
might as well try other generals, rather than making a thread

>>6151894
learning how to block out shapes in your drawing and understanding values and how lighting works is key to making things look 3 dimensional, imo.

During the sketch process, sketch everything out as shapes. Learning how to break down figures into their basic shapes takes practice but makes it a lot easier to visualize everything as 3d and shading it appropriately.

>>6151894
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h56NkiN-AMo&t=1164s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fX7IOxuIjKY
https://archive.org/details/linearperspectiv0000bart/page/44/mode/2up?view=theater
I doubt anyone read this but there used to be a website with drawn tutorials that incorporated both perspective projection and parallel projection. It was italian, the guy uploaded scanned notes from his teacher, and he wrote some papers on something-vinculada that translated to like "restricted sight." It had a lot of cool stuff about how stuff was designed to with perspective in mind for the architecture in churches and stuff. It got taken down and I don't remember the guy's name.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZcBBeIhNvI&list=PL6nqs3iWE6zQZztVtx51AytedjSa-seO5
also look up acland
I personally found it helpful to see cadavers piece by piece so that the artistic renditions by other artists made more sense.
it might also just make your stomach turn.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bQ9dRdH0Gs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6WX0o33pk0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2gTSjoEExc

that's kind of the stuff I remember when I found myself wanting to grasp how to make things look 3-dimensional.

Since you're sharing 3d graphics I think it's valuable for you to consider the commensurability between computer vision and various perspective drawing procedures
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0_ONQQ5ZNM&t=574s
https://archive.org/details/descriptivegeome033051mbp/page/n23/mode/2up
I'll give you a conclusion of my own that all perception and image formation is illusion and all this 3d-stuff is about learning to fool yourself and everyone else.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt7rR0MCYsg&t=348s

>>6159578
thank you for reminding me of what pulled me back to this board apart from its emotionally charged ego-driven pseudo-intellectual dialogues
and the kind wisdom of anon that shines in spite of my judgement.

>>6152320
>>6152231
>>6152181
>>6159945
>>6158655
also I know no one would agree with this anon but if you actually read anything I write then I'd like to be clear in saying that all of these exercises and resources are part of helping yourself find out what it means for you to feel the form and make things look like they are in perspective.

>>6162629
Permabeg shizo.