/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6390504
Die

>>6390512
>cute paint 5 year older horny kindergarder drawings
Maybe it was a po-or choice of words

What do I need to draw twee style kindergarden draws?

>>6390504
>What fundamentals do I need for simple muh cartoons?
a pencil and paper you pepdantic fucking loser.

>>6390504
>tfw you've been browsing /s/ for the past hour searching for a reference and this is the only thing that turned you on.
It's over for me

>>6390526
of course, but what art fundamentals?

I don't give a shit about the little details or whatever the fuck tablet or how to draw ankles acurately, but I am also literal beginner

I know what style I am aiming for but I know very little about drawing

Just perspective and construction?

I am not trying to be an asshole but I know very well what I am looking for

>not being a literal drawer
ngmi

>>6390548

>>6390541
just draw u fucking faggot holy shit, then u can come post your fucking work and people can tell you what u need to work on. stop being fucking lazy making these posts and start drawing NOW;.

>>6390557
I am just asking what fundamentals to study you stupid fuck, you guys need to stop throwing the ''just draaaaw'' meme at everything'

I am gonna go searcch for perspective and basic contruction cause OP, image while a simple has more going on that justttt draaaaaaw

I was just asking what fundamental were use on OP, which are aside of the style and subject matter simple perspective and very basic very construction (which I have no grasp of)

holy shit, I literally don't know how to draw and can go faster than you guys

>>6390504
Good luck and remember, there is no easy way.

>>6390575
THANKS, It's just what i needed

I just want to draw on a twee style, and I know what I like pretty well from writting and music, so style and aesthetics are not a problem for me, it's just that I didn't know where to begin to draw from imagination and to stop just copying

>>6390504
"twee style" is literally just shit artists put out for the lolz or want to take a breather

or it's made by permabegs who can't draw/are too lazy to commit any amount of effort to a piece

watch proko

>>6390592
well, I certainly not drawing for a living so yeah
I can totally see it but it certainly has an appeal

>>6390562
the approach that i see to work more is to start on what you want to learn first, ignoring the correctness of your drawing. if you like scenery, start by doing that and learning the fundamentals of construction and perspective, if you like drawing people start by learning figure drawing up until you learn the basics to create a believable human being, and after that you study the basic shapes and perspective to make them accurate

seeing that you aim for that kind of comic, just learn some basic figure drawing until you are satisfied with your work. it may be good to study some scenery perspective also, as they are used in comics a lot

>>6390603
Thanks, I will check that out

Seeing, that I am going more for a rather simplistic style (just drawing for fun) what would you recommend for rather simple but consistent figure drawing construction?
I am gonna play more with fucked up and lazy perspective, but inside of that i want the figure to be consistent withing the shitty perspective if you get what I mean
Think of OP, really, with lazier perspective

>>6390603
from what i gathered talking to people, drawing the very basics of what you like first tend to make you keep drawing for longer periods of time, as you wouldn't really keep the work if you start grinding and drawing hundreds of boxes before knowing the real value of that

you may even know the importance and succeed by doing that hard work, and despite being "slower" (debatable) doing what you like for fun first, you have a bigger chance of mantaining your studies and enjoying it a lot more

>>6390614
you must first learn to do it right before doing it purposefully wrong, so it's always good to learn how to do the basic human shape. your medium can be whatever the one that works, some youtube beginner videos teaching you how to build it. there are lots of them, but i prefer to follow books so i don't know many useful ones, even that people recommend proko a lot

but following books, you can't go wrong following the instructions of loomis or vilppu. figure drawing by loomis is the first one i used as guidelines and i like it a lot, but fun with a pencil may be exactly what you need. it's really straight to the point and aimed more towards an younger audience, as it takes a more cartoonish approach. both of them have links for the books at the sticky thread

>>6390504
Read the sticky: https://discover.hubpages.com/art/how-to-draw-learn

>>6390504
>>6390577
>>6390592

Wtf is twee style?