/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6465666
So, a glorified /asg/ thread? They've already demonstrated that copying gets you nowhere but being a laughing stock.

>>6465672
post your method and your work

>>6465675
There is no method, that's the final blackpill you'll eventually come to understand and whatever method someone shills you only means they're trying to sell you information with word salad so you can buy a book. Just observe and draw.

>>6465689
>Just observe and draw.
that's literally what we're doing here

>>6465707
No, you are copying there is a big difference.

why are people posting anime in here anyway? There are no masters that drew anime kek

>>6465708
we are not copying, we're analyzing!

>>6465713
Living masters are drawing anime. This is a place for a cross-pollination of art-styles, where people can critique and support each other in their own individual journeys. the sticky is only filled with videos of professionals demonstrating their way of studying, not a guide written by an anon.

I will not be responding to trolls anymore.

>Living masters are drawing anime

>6465723
That's me. I'm the living master drawing anime. ama

back to doing my beloved gesture drawings. I wish I had never stopped.

Also, happy 6 month anniversary to /msg/!

>>6465821
>>6465831
this looks great

>>6465723

>>6465847
thank youu

>>6465723
It's interesting. Put together the entire timeline. Somewhere between fine art, master sculptures, and impressionism. There was anime.

this is literally just /asg/

>>6465982
Nah, bridgeman Anon just hasn’t posted anything yet .

>>6465666
You

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https://youtu.be/sxm2aMq-3Zk [Remove]
The people you trust

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The future is judging you

>>6466228
>ME ME ME ME ME ME I I I I I
>LOOK AT ME REPLY TO ME ME
>VALIDATE MY EXISTANCE!
>I MUST HAVE RANDOS TO NOOOOTICE ME TO FUNCTION!!!!!!
>MMEMEMEMEMEMMEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
what a pathetic faggot you are. hurry up and fry your brain for good, trailer trash.

>6466228
your a dropout living in your parents home

>Living masters are drawing anime

Living masters are not drawing anime, anon. What the fuck.

They are drawing manga.

>Living masters are not drawing anime
>They are drawing manga.

Living masters are drawing SEXXXO

So now it's this general's turn to get raided?

>>6466706
Maybe if you retards would stop posting such idiotic weeb bullshit like "living masters are drawing gay chinese cartoons", people wouldn't be laughing at you

I didn't skip a day I've just been up all night sick. I'm going to bed now.

>>6466732
who are the living masters anyways

What's the actual purpose of Master Studies?
Isn't just real life reference always better?

>>6466732
I don't think you really understand what the term "master study" means judging by the crap you've been spamming anon.

A "master study" implies you're studying from an artist you consider well-rounded and of a higher, established skill level. You do so in order to break down and understand the process behind the picture, akin to reverse-engineering it. It has nothing to do with them being born centuries ago or having their works on a museum's wall. Even studying someone else's study can be considered a master study.
The medium and style said artist is using only matters to you. If you believe Miyazaki's drawings possess something you want to extract and instill into your own art, then he is a master to you and studying his work counts as a master study. Same goes for some famous Twitter artist you look up to.

Forcing an anti-Japanese culture narrative or pretending to objectify what should be valued as masterful or not in the end just tells more about you people's petty complexes more than anything else.

>>6466755
Tl;dr
Nigga i don't give a fuck what you draw or paint
Just do it, post it and shut the fuck up.

>>6466755
based.

>>6466744
Master Studies give you all the answers. All the overlaps, anatomy, and shape designs are clearly represented. Please watch the first video in the OP, the Kirk Shinmoto one.

In the Renaissance, students would first learn perspective, then copy their master's work, and only then, would they draw from life

>>6466737
really good

>>6465672
>>6465716
>don’t copy
>copy
WHICH ONE IS IT, FAGGOTS?!!

>>6466831
Do not copy, observe.

>>6466737
Good shit once again anon

> In the Renaissance, students would first learn perspective, then copy their master's work, and only then, would they draw from life
I’ve been saying this since 2019!
I’m the one that made the “Tracing is a Tool” thread where I explain why you MUST copy from other artists before drawing from life or at least trace over the figure until you end up with a style you like so you can actually get results. But people on here tell begs to just “draw from life” which is one of the most confusing pieces of advice and most frustrating because they never actually tell you that the prerequisite to drawing anything from life is first seeing how another artist draws that exact thing.

>>6467257
It's difficult to understand this in the current teaching climate and the influence of the golden age illustration era, but master copies are definitely the original way drawing was taught. There are documents of Michelangelo's drawing exercises of students, where it's basically just his students copying Mikey's own sketches.

Is this /asg/ 2?

>>6467391
This thread has been around for a while now. /asg/ is anime-only. This thread is about any kind of master study you wanna make. You knew this though since you very well know you wouldn't be posting this drawing over /asg/, so please stop asking stupid questions.

Speaking of which, is that yours? Looks good. The hatching on the hand makes it look like she's wearing gloves though, not sure if it was intended.

>>6467391
no this is Patrick

>>6467414
I fucked up the shading on some portions, and yea the hand is especially fucked. It's way darker than it should be, but I will probably just move on.

>>6465723

>>6467391
no, "/asg/" is /msg/ 2

>>6466737
get well, Bridgman-kun

>>6467760
Thanks, I'm feeling much better.

>>6467937
very gud

More Tsukasa Hojo gesture drawing

>>6468074
this is my favorite anon, I really dig the light work on her thigh. Tips on doing hair?

Can only draw like one hour a day because of work and other stuff eating up my time
it is what it is

Can jannies start deleting anime shit from this thread? Or make new one with "no anime" in the OP

>>6468684
>says this when the OP image is anime
Fuck off crab or PYW

>>6468684
anime website
fuck back off to your containment thread >>>/co/134919427 if you're unhappy

>>6468996
No one has any problem with anime. There are no anime "masters" so why are they posting anime here? It ruins the thread.

>>6469158
moron

>>6465723
When will James Gurney draw anime bros

>>6466828
>>6466851
Forgot to thank these kind anons last time

>>6469213
No shade on Gurney’s skill, but realistic landscape painters seem to be the lowest tier of master painter

>>6469899
nta but gurney's more known for painting realistic extinct animals for national geographic and shit like dinotopia dude

>>6468270
thank you so much. For the hair, i just copied my reference exactly, Tsukasa Hojo draws his hair as if they were portions of perfect circles, so it was easy to get the pattern for that.

>>6469894
you're getting so good dude

>>6470402
Thanks, these are still really tough but I feel like I'm absorbing more than my first pass through.

>>6471125
>I feel like I'm absorbing more than my first pass through.
Definitely. I don't do memory drawings enough, and they're painful, but it's so worth it for the progress it gives you

>>6468336
wow, i missed this. You're very good!

>>6472207
Thanks for the kind words

>>6466836
I usually copy to make sure my observations are correct. If the copy is off, I probably didn't observed it with proper attention

child emperor

>>6472499
>chongyun

>>6472505
no

>>6468336
>Can only draw like one hour a day because of work and other stuff eating up my time
feel your pain too anon, if the kid doesn't nap then it's basically draw at night when I'm tired as fuck after work
keep it up

>>6472745
Thanks, you too!

Gonna be honest I don't really understand what Bridgman is trying to convey with the triangular pecs

why is /ic/ such a dead board, I don't get it

>>6473421
Cz drawing is hard

>>6473037
He's showing the front plane of the pectorals. This plane is bounded laterally by a line from the clavicle (specifically, the point on the front at which the clavicle curves backward) to the bottom outer limit of the pectoral (just a little below/outside the nipple). From that bottom/outer point, an oblique line going toward the point of the shoulder is the base of another triangular plane, which is the side plane of the pectoral.

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>>6473535
right, the pecs are soft tissue the wrap over the rip cage, so there's a plane change there

today is a happy day

>>6473442
ooh, very good

>>6473421
drawing is hard

>>6473037
even though you didn't understand it, it's still quite good, specially that top right correction

45 min study

>>6474136
cute

>>6473535
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>>6473787
Thanks, that makes sense

>>6465666
L

>>6474136
45 min study

>>6477093
applying this technique to a photostudy

>>6477093
>>6477201
your work is so painterly and beautiful

>>6474654
>>6475594
good work

not 100% happy with these studies of course, but gonna post them anyways

been working on getting my ass beat by boucher these past couple days

I'll probably revisit this one soon

>>6477275
It's pretty good for a beginner if you just stick it out and maybe start again eventually you'll get to a point where you will have something with showing off

>>6478380
how to escape /beg/? Maybe one day I'll figure it out...

>>6477930
I like it

>>6477745
This is super nice

>>6478777
u have start applying what u learned by drawing it.

>>6465666
I started my copying Bridgman adventure today. I know it's best to ignore the words since they're nonsense, anything else I should know going forward?

>>6478963
that's actually something that's been fucking me over recently. I got a lot better from these master copies, but when I draw comics there is still a ton that I realize I have ignored. You can only know what you NEED when you start making work. Then your shortcomings will pop up and you know what to work on

>>6478971
I hope you're going to copy it twice, using the David Finch method. That includes the 30 minutes of gestures a day, so you can apply what you learned from Bridgman. Other than that, looks like you've got it under control!

>>6478991
So the second time around you copy the images from memorization instead of observation, right? I didn't actually know about the 30 minutes of gestures a day, I was just gonna go nuts on copying everything, that makes sense.

>>6479029
yup. look at it, close the book, then draw it.

>>6479036
Thank you for the wisdom anon. I checked the page on his website again and I didn't see the 30 minutes of gesture practice part, I'll still do it since it makes sense though.

>>6479037
No prob! Here it is

Bridgeman supination/pronation

Bridgman bro how much time are you spending on each of the drawings?

>>6478991
>That includes the 30 minutes of gestures a day,
Could you elaborate on how to practice gesture? Any youtube videos or anything? Thanks anon

recent experiment on trying to incorporate the Bridgman studies into how i usually draw.

>>6481758
>applying what you learn from studies into your actual drawings
gmi

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>>6480505
very good

>>6481455
Gesture drawing might be a bad word for it. He means for you to practice your basic shapes, by drawing mannequin figures. He did a video on it:

https://youtu.be/GNfe_ypQG9w

>>6481758
美しいい!

>>6481758
Sugoi!

>>6482268
he's so ripped

Might finish later

>>6483310
Bridgman has a type

>>6483745
a couple of your memory drawings look better than your corrections! I think that's a good thing, because now the table is starting to be flipped. You can be sloppier with your observations and still make good drawings from imagination

>>6484737
Thanks! As of late the "corrections" are more indications of "hey idiot remember it goes like this" rather than attempts to be 1:1 copies.

KJG study

>>6484865
how has the Bridgman memory studies been affecting your gesture / figure drawing and personal work? Does it feel like your hand just automatically "knows" what to do now?

good drawing sesh today

>>6486245
I think they're more confident for sure. I've been warming up this past week by doing a page of gestures, either from photos, other artists, or imagination. I posted a figure study in beg a few days ago: >>6480614

>>6486530
beautiful figure. really. Finch wasn't lying when he said the Bridgman studies would make you pro-level.

>>6474136
Moved into painting textures. It has not been easy but learning curves are how you git gud. 1hr if i recall correctly.

>>6487496
here's on from yesterday

>>6487464
Thanks! Your inking studies are looking great, have you been applying them as well?
>>6487496
>>6487497
Thumbnail looks like a photograph, that cake especially is super impressive
>>6487722
Fellow bridgchad

On to the hands. I love the way bridgeman draws them

>>6488111
Looking good fellow bridgechad, bottom left especially. Keep at it

>>6488811
how dare ye not reply to your fellow Bridgchad

>>6488814
he's getting so good, isnt' he?

>>6488814
>>6488827
Thanks anons
Backs are satisfying

>>6477745
still chipping away at this
>>6478777
thank you!
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>>6487464
really like your lines in these two. keep it up!
>>6487496
very nice brushwork here. made me hungry
>>6488811
a lot of these have a nice flow to them. good work
love seeing all you bridgchads in here of course

>>6490137
Looking great so far

>>6490137
Thank you Anon

can i get some crit on this?

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>>6492781
drawing is off, go darker on your shadows, your reflected light is WAY too bright and your light shape is just one value + highlights, get some midtones in there

>>6492781
>>6492782
I think it would be helpful for you to pay attention to your thumbnail more. Make it a habit to zoom way out (and flip your canvas often); in fact, it might be useful to block in your shadows with a big brush zoomed out and zoom in / use a smaller brush as you refine. For instance, your bounce light would have jumped out at you had you checked your thumbnail.

I think the warm ups are helping. I feel like I got the gestures on the smaller two figures better than I got them in the direct copy.

>>6493882
Top one at least. Not bad for doing them from memory! (July of last year)

>>6478971 here.
I'm still doing my Bridgman but I'm upset with my pace right now, although that's cause I need to put more time in. I've already improved a lot so no regrets. How long did it take you guys to complete the Finch study?

>>6494804
I'm trying bridgman atm, I'm planning in going the flinch route but before that I'm watching Marshall Vandruff (on yt) workshop/lecture on bridgman. Honestly its been so much worth it for me bridgman is a book of few words and not so obvious details for the beginner, even though Marshall derails quiet easily his commentary has been enriching and will help me on doing the flinch's run.
The lecture is cozy this are some drawings ive done while watching.

>>6494833
I watched the first video of that series, it was a good intro. I'd watch the rest but I've spent too much time binging tutorials on youtube instead of actually doing art so I need to atone.

>>6494856
understandable, I would suggest to watch it during lunch or before sleep

>>6493882
>>6493886
very good work!

>>6495192
Thanks!

>>6487497
>>6492782
1hr 15 min study

>>6492781
The biggest issue here is your lay-in and edgework.i would suggest tracing the study and major shapes and gradually lower the opacity until you remove it altogether as you're just starting out. also, take a few minutes to look away and view it with fresh eyes so you can correct your errors as you work. also use multiple brushes to get the proper blending on your object.

>>6496510
I've never seen a more sensuous pot.

>>6496884
very cool stuff anon
I'm on my first pass at bridgeman, working on the neck muscles right now
when you did the study did you try to copy 1:1? my copies look like shit but I'm learning a lot about bending, twisting, wedging and all that without reading the text
also are you just doind bridgeman or breaking it up with your own stuff? have you seen improvement on your non bridgeman?

>>6497400
>when you did the study did you try to copy 1:1?
Yes, but not with bargue/krenz method, trying to build them while maintaining accuracy (checking using plumb lines, negative spaces, etc)
>also are you just doind bridgeman or breaking it up with your own stuff?
The latter, but I do a page a day of Bridgman at least.
>have you seen improvement on your non bridgeman?
Definitely>>6486530

Good luck, take it slow, go easy on yourself but be consistent!

Probably gonna revisit this one, need a good night's sleep to refresh.

>>6498870
Are you in England? Or is your sleep schedule just really fucked up?

studying Tokyo Storefronts by Mateusz Urbanowicz
using a cheap brush pen that's already pretty beat up

>>6498970
hoping I can improve on a lot of things, going to try doing a couple of these a week and see how it goes

>>6498970
>>6498975
nice

>>6492782
Ayy, I painted this one few months ago.

I'm worn out.

>>6488111
>have you been applying them as well?
I'm trying

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>>6500923
great work everyone <3

>>6501559
Take it easy, you're doing great

>>6502389
I recommend drawing larger. It may challenge you a bit, but try to make it so you have 2-4 drawings per sheet of paper. You'll improve faster that way, imo

Hopefully this one serves others as much as it has served me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-Blnc1V0hw

>>6502510
Hmm. I’ll definitely try drawing larger, but 2-4 per piece of paper is gonna have me using like 5 sketchbooks for this one segment of my artistic journey, because I’m doing an imagination run too. It is quite small after actually looking at it

>>6502621
why don't you use print paper or newspaper?

>>6502621
try just working on printer paper. I do everything on printer paper, especially studies I'll throw away

>>6502626
I enjoy having one designated sketchbook for the bridgeman drawings so I am easily refer back to it and remember it. I’ve just never thought to use those paper types.

>>6502630
>I am easily refer back to it and remember it.
I just use the power of timestamps and file folders, also I like to destroy my drawings.

>>6502649
The idea of destroying drawings is insane to me. It’s nice to look back at where I once was to see how much I’ve grown.

>>6502707
I don't destroy every single one from every 10 pages I keep 1 for tracking purposes, it also helps me to don't give a damn and progress faster.

>>6502613
do you find lots of master paintings that follow this?

>>6496510
Thank you.

I am trying to only use a hard round and hard elliptical because i heard its the best way to improve painting, is this not a good idea?

What does lay in mean?

Crit on this?

>>6504171

https://twitter.com/loped00
is this guy a hard round master? he doesn't even seem to use pressure for opacity, just repeated strokes at a preset opacity

>>6504171
the perspective seems a tad off. your face seems more straight on, whereas in the ref his face seems somewhat tilted down. in the photo, you can't see as much of his upper eyelids as you drew.

your values aren't as contrasty as in the photo ref, too; i.e. the value differences between the light side and the dark side aren't as pronounced as in the ref.

how long did you spend and what are your techniques for the initial drawing and blocking in? how long did you spend? what was your aim in practice -- any particular goals. or just to knock out a face for general practice?

it's cool ref, too. where'd you get it?

>>6504278
got it, i consistenyl have issues with values so ill work on it.


>how long did you spend
not sure, maybe like 5-6 hours.
>what is your aim in practice
I want to get better at painting. My skill in line art and painting arent equal and its time to fix it. This was a assignment for school so i guess there's that too. Im just so shit that i want to get better, Id like to improve my values , use of light, and painting different textures i guess.
>techniques for the initial drawing and blocking in
I sketch then add colors with a soft round brush because i saw a girl in my class doing it lol. its not exactly like the beginning, but these are my lower layers.
>whered you get it
probably 4chan or tumblr. I like getting pictures of exotic looking people of all races because its fun.

bargue drawing, crits appreciated

>>6504329
>I want to get better at painting. My skill in line art and painting arent equal and its time to fix it.
if your goal/assignment isn't to use a particular construction method for now, and you can just copy what you see, then I recommend mentally detaching it from your drawing habits. think more about shapes and edges instead of lines, especially during your block in phase; the whole picture as irregular, interlocking, straight-edged shapes. think about it in terms of light and shadow if the source allows. block ins are the most important thing to get right. mark tennant is an awesome painter who basically just does block ins.

I can give more info or critique if you want, but here's are some lines I drew over your (modified) ref to illustrate. the yellow is an envelope with too many edges, and the green is to sort of highlight what I would casually consider to be barriers between light and shadow.

dorian iten has some really good videos about it that I recommend. I find that over time, his advice is what sticks for me and has helped me the most. his advice helped me a lot with accuracy, identifying value relationships, and thinking about process.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZ0lz7W0CYs

>>6498975
>>6498970
check out this guy if you haven't already
https://www.youtube.com/@keshigomu6824

>>6504261
it looks like he's using opacity to me. just doesn't blend the shit out of everything or abuse the gradient tool.

>>6504261
if you want to see a true HRB master then @mgong520 knocks it out of the park and only adopted opacity brushes fairly recently

>>6505823
here's another example

>>6501714
thank you

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>>6505523
very nice, as always. Less and less stuff to criticize you on nowadays

>>6504171
I like your painting technique. I think if you just paint a ton, think quantity, then you'll learn it eventually

>>6504359
great precision

Did another tokyo storefront, and kitbashed my own from the last two from memory
Failed and learned a lot on this one

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>>6501559
Thank you

>>6505117
Right up my alley, thanks!

>>6465666
a cool discord for posting art
https://discord.gg/HswQzN8g

>>6506521
based and bent-press-pilled

>>6505929
Thanks!

Bridgman anons, I'd like to ask a question. I eventually want to go through Bridgman as well but I have little to no experience with figure drawing. I was thinking of going through Hampton's book first. Is this a good idea or what would you all recommend?

>>6507279
why not both? hampton's book looks really good but bridgman was an incomparable wizard. I skimmed the hampton book and it seems similar so far, but more fleshed out and accessible.

>>6507279
Hampton first. David finch recommends a foundation in gesture drawing and basic forms before bridgman

>>6507279
Hampton first, he explains a lot of what Bridgman ('s students) don't explain clearly in the text.

>>6507279
i feel like vilppu equipped me well enough to study bridgman, I was just thinking to do hampton after I finish bridgman to reinforce my anatomy. vilppu's book was the magic trick for me

>>6508648
try and be a bit more careful on your proportions, anon. Don't hesitate to draw in multiple layers, starting rough, and correcting as you go

>>6508433
nice

>>6509114
I like the broken lines on the sleeve.

It's been a while but here's the latest Bargue plate I've finished. As always open to critiques

>>6508648
is that the vilppu book they just did a reprint of? I'm not familiar with his stuff at all

>>6509212
I just realized I completely missed the small piece of shadow in the palm area. Oh well, that's what I get for rushing the end

>>6507279
I don’t like Hampton’s bodies because they look so boxy to the point that they don’t look human. I went straight to bridgeman, but at least practice gesture

>>6509212
always post reference when asking crit on bargues

>>6509114
i hate to say it but my proportions have only gotten worse since i'm trying to go faster and I stopped shamelessly using the move tool. i feel like i'm using every sight technique but I'm shooting myself in the foot by starting from the head and going down in full detail, i should take it slower and rough it out first
>>6509216
i read the 1997 version, i dunno what differences there are

>>6509320
yeah, no need to rush and go fast. Take each drawing slowly and carefully

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>>6509121
Looks good!

>>6509537
Thank you... I did a crap ton of studies today but all of them came out like crap, so I'm only posting this one, which is still crap, but I have to post something. I'm not being fair to you at all, because you're posting everything you do, but I don't post my bombs...

>>6509190
thanks, Shirahama's hatching is some of the best I've seen

forgot to attach image... crap!

>>6510716
Bombs are good because a year from now you can see how much you improved!

hello friends and potentially this >>6504627
anon.
I was watching a video and figured I would ask what is so effective about this exercise? will it actually help me improve?

https://youtu.be/17ZHRSxxAl8

I'n excited to start arms tomorrow

I'm excited to start arms tomorrow

>>6511035
>>6512806
Congrats on your progress so far!

>>6512019
seems good. Crag Mullins, Sinix, and many other pros have recommended exercises like this. I know as a comic artist, you have to learn to think and translate everything in black and white

>>6513163
The hatching looks really good!
>>6513344
Your inking is looking great lately

>>6514006
It got cut off a little bit but for the record the top right is my memory drawing; I tried twice.

>>6514006
お疲れ様!

>>6514912
Thank you!

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>>6515585
good job guys

>>6516568
Much happier with tonight's session

>>6516568
Thank you anon

new. tried to focus on better values this time but it still seems like i failed.

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>>6517198
way too small of brushes. work at 25% zoom with bigger brushes and the images side by side. you had no hope of ever getting the values correct because you didn't use the same background. if you can't get the fundamental values correct then there's no hope with the details. even squinting the face values aren't even close.

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>>6517199
This isn't a master study, this is just a photo study

>>6517826
And this isn’t high school. Photo studies are allowed in this thread

>>6517839
There's nothing in the OP about photo studies, and I don't think they should be allowed, since the point of a master study is to internalize the way that artists have solved problems. I could see an exception being made for studying the photographs of the masters to learn composition and lighting, but not simple portraits.

>>6467391
the hatching on this is so consistent i thought it was a filter. that's some steady fucking hand, anon. bravo

>>6467391
/asg/ goes with anime that has much higher chance of being anatomically incorrect. Ironically you need some knowledge to catch exaggerated figures.
t. Anon who tried copying that catgirl
Pushed me to seek realistic references. At least for now.

I love Bridgman's arm technique so much, page 178 might be my favorite in the whole book

Did a study of REI 17. The trick with studying her work was to have a separate window in B&W values so I could see how her colors mesh together. It's all about values. You can switch out the hue as long as the value works.

and page 179 is my least favorite. Broke my brain

>>6518922
That's crazy anon, post some of your imagination pieces and now that you're at it your blog

I've finally reached the heads section of Bridgman. When David Finch says to skip heads what did you guys do? Does that include the facial features too?

>>6520222
I skipped it. No harm in copying it, though.

>>6520222
if you know how to use the heads section, you copy the parts that are worthwhile. the idealized male heads are fine in general, the other heads have uses but if you need them explained to you then skip them.

>>6520222
desu you should've skipped bridgman entirely.

memory drawing

another memory drawing

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>>6520298
Great work!

>>6520794
thank you <3 Good work on your arms as well.

sorolla study

>>6521770
you're back! Your master studies are incredible as always

>>6521770
so beautiful, what medium?

>>6521772
>>6521774
tyvm bros, oil paint

>>6521769
Thanks!
>>6521770
Incredible

Guys... GUYS! I just had this amazing idea of plot. It is about this guy who dies and is reborn in a new world with special abilities! Holy, this going to be such a great comic! Soon I share more of this great potential work.

>>6523101
good job, keep up the good work!

>>6524220
Thank you!

Trying to study the lead artist of Disco Elysium, still can't figure out how he planned his color to make his paintings pop.

>>6525122
I think the background is important for judging values and colors. Try to copy the whole image

>>6525122
Yeah what anon said is the first thing I thought as well. You can't dissociate both here.

>>6526604
>>6526732
Here, just finished the study, left is my study and right is the original artist's. What do you think?

>>6526906
You should've used mixer brush like he did.

>>6526906
your colors look fine, I would try to be more accurate with your drawing though. You gave him 6 fingers

>>6522731
I really like this, especially the hand! who is the artist?

>>6527694
thank you! the artist was kim jung gi

hey bridgeman anons, hope y'all doing well. I haven't had much time to draw lately due to school, but here's my latest attempt in trying to fuse the construction techniques with different styles. this one's particularly taken a lot from the artist of helltaker and krek0v. If anything, these attempts are really helping me learn how to reference parts to each other.

>>6529272
Sounds like a good way to learn quite a lot!

>>6465666
Didn’t take too long before animetards poisoned this general too. Don’t you have like 5 generals to talk about drawing animes?

so you're telling me if I study bridgman anatomy and do 30 minute gestures a day...I can make it?

>>6531465
Yup! Just look how far Bridgman anon made it, from when he started.

>>6530784
Good work!

>>6531465
remember when you're studying Bridgman to try and understand why and how he placed the lines in the places he does. it helps with flow later on!

>>6530784
Hey Bridganon, new to this board. What are you doing for your study? I see corrections being mentioned. Are you drawing from memory and then checking ref?

>>6531935
Do one run copying the pictures and one from memory, like Finch says. I just do the corrections to ingrain the ideas.

>>6532422
you're so incredible

>>6532040
great flow on that middle tricep!

>>6529272
hope you're doing well too. Your style is iconic

oh, both of these are memory drawings btw.

Time for another pen soon
>>6533046
>>6533047
These look great, especially for memory drawings!
>>6532422
Amazing

I've been doing those Krenz beginners study things. My lineart is dogshit usually, but I think I'm doing alright. Anything to keep in mind while doing these? Should I try some harder images, or should stay where I am?

Bump

Any suggest?

>>6534270
I'd start with the ear

>>6534270
Remember to start by blocking in basic forms, then laying in the features symmetrically. Don't be afraid of doing it over again and again, and again

>>6533200
Keep doing them! Copy whatever interests you.

>>6533168
thank you! Arms are looking good

>>6534851
impressed with how straight you can get your lines

>>6535881
Thanks!

quick study
watercolor gouache on black walmart craft stock paper

>>6539127
solid, that is a big ass foot though

another one. crit appreciated. these are getting fun and less tedious.

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>>6540071
darker shadows and stronger reflection.

>>6540071
you're symbol painting the colors. you made the tomatoes too warm but somehow got the reflection in the pitcher closer to the picture. the tablecloth saturations are off, perspective and proportions are off. shadow edges are completely off and nonsensical on the pitcher. slow down and map out everything first before you render.

>>6540590
so........did i do anything right?

Did a study today. How'd I do?

>>6540664
Would you mind posting the .psd/.clip/.sai/whatever file type extension of this image?

>>6540666
Sure

https://mega.nz/file/orBnVDiQ#FmcOFTmqh-OGhOb_IWg9o_5oOcawbzpfsSW9GfntoG4

>>6540904
>>6541737
You're doing a very good job with these, Bridgman-kun. Feel free to repost these in the new thread, in case you want someone to comment on them

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