/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

[Anonymous No.2205596]

DRAW THREAD
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Post your current drawing here and give constructive critique to others!

Please make sure your posted image is clear, downsized to around 1000 pixels wide, rotated to the correct orientation, and that any unused space is cropped.
If you want critique on a drawing from the previous thread, you can delete it there and repost in this one.

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>General resources :
http://sites.google.com/site/4chanic/
http://sites.google.com/site/artandwhatnot/
http://characterdesigns.com/
http://crimsondaggers.com/forum/thread-3.html
http://finaltrinity.tumblr.com/post/13163064364/art-references-tumblr-accounts

>fellowBro's books :
http://mediafire.com/?i44dwzkf9j9n8

>Figure Drawing Tool:
http://pixelovely.com/gesture/figuredrawing.php
http://posemaniacs.com/

>Photoshop Brushes
http://cgsociety.org/index.php/CGSFeatures/CGSFeatureSpecial/tower_of_evil

[Anonymous No.2205604]

>>2205596

[Anonymous No.2205642]

Working on tiny cintiq screen is weird. Have to zoom in.

[Anonymous No.2205644]

>>2205642
Interesting edge work. Not a critique per say but assuming this is some sort of furry inspired thing, what's with furries and technicolor wolves? Just curious.

[Anonymous No.2205646]

>>2205644
Thought I posted my WIP

[Anonymous No.2205649]

check out this ladys back

[Anonymous No.2205650]

>>2205649
check out this ladys tits

[Anonymous No.2205652]

>>2205649
Look'n alright but I've got a strong feeling more area especially on the lower back and buttocks should be lighter then you have it now, given the direction of light on the arm, trapezius and hair. Hair is looking good. Keep on doing these.

[Anonymous No.2205653]

>>2205644

It's a paid commission i'm doing for someone. I'd usually prefer to do natural coloured animals but I'm not gonna argue.

Here is a not-commission.

[Anonymous No.2205655]

>>2205653
How much do people pay for rainbow furry art like that?

[Anonymous No.2205657]

>>2205642
Nice brush work on the one on the right.

[Anonymous No.2205658]

>>2205596
Done with values on this costume design.

[Anonymous No.2205661]

>>2205655

$30 per pic for animal commissions (any animal).

[Anonymous No.2205662]

>>2205658 there are some good design elements here but I'd advise grabbing some reference and setting up a perspective grid for your next character. Your construction, proportions, perspective and such will become more accurate and you'll learn faster.

[Anonymous No.2205663]

>>2205661
Not bad, I got a feeling you could charge more but do what is comfortable as long as you're at least making minimum wage.

[Anonymous No.2205665]

>>2205663

When I start adding backgrounds I will charge more. These commissions have been good for when I run out of money.

[Anonymous No.2205666]

>>2205665
got a tumblr?

[Anonymous No.2205670]

>>2205666
flyingratt.tumblr.com

[Anonymous No.2205672]

>>2205661
>>2205665
Seems like you are undercharging, though I suppose furries won't pay much.

[Anonymous No.2205685]

>>2205672

I don't know how much they'd be willing to pay (max) but what price would you recommend?

Especially if I opened up for animal commissions on tumblr or somewhere else.

[Anonymous No.2205694]

>>2205685
I dunno, depends how long you spend on them. But I was expecting you to say at least 2 or 3 times what you actually are charging. And even if fewer people are willing to pay reasonable wages, you don't need to do as many to make the same money.

[Anonymous No.2205695]

>>2205642
is this your fur-sona anon? that's bretty cool

[Anonymous No.2205699]

I feel like he isn't sitting right in the enviro. I kinda wanted him to look like hes above everything, but maybe it would be better to have him be a giant or change the background scale stuff or something. any help would be appreciated before i go autism on it

[Anonymous No.2205700]

>>2205662
Thanks Anon, you're definitely right. I just really hate refs, I dunno why.

[Anonymous No.2205702]

>>2205699
The thing behind and to his right is kind of arguing for attention from the viewer. Either multiply it so its not so noticeable (like make other figure similar to it in the background) or remove it completely

[Anonymous No.2205703]

>>2205694

I really don't like basing price on time spent as much since people can spend a lot of time on low quality art and i've heard horror stories about people that base their price per hour. But I will consider it if that's the general consensus.

>>2205695

This is my character

[Anonymous No.2205705]

>need someone with a drawing tablet
>remember there's an art board
>first time going on /ic/
>very first thread is a porn thread

It's like /b/, but slightly less random and with more talent. I love it.

Anyways, anyone wanna do me a favor and draw a cleaned version pic related for me? I'm not good enough with editing programs to clean it up myself, and I don't have a tablet. Figured I've got nothing to lose by asking.

[Anonymous No.2205706]

>>2205703

Looks excellent
Colors and everything are really great. Just wished the line work was finer in detail

[Anonymous No.2205707]

>>2205700
You just got to get yourself used to them, it's a bit of a catch 22 but they're easier to use as you get better and more experienced with them.

[Anonymous No.2205710]

>>2205703
How I handle my commissions is I estimate how much time I think it will take me and charge that much regardless of how long it actually takes me. You don't need to tell the commissioner exactly how many hours you'll need just how much you'll want for a specific piece.

[Anonymous No.2205711]

>>2205705
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWXYoD7wfOs

[Anonymous No.2205713]

>>2205703
Well the time thing comes down to: is it worth your time to work for that amount of money? I would still quote people a flat rate, but I would calculate that in part by how long things take you to paint.

If you are slow and only making 5$ an hour on these commissions on average, then you are ripping yourself off. If you can knock out a 30$ commission in an hour then it's reasonable. But you should think about how much you are making and how much energy and time you are sinking into it.

Also realize that you are only going to get so many commissions. To make a living off of 30$ commissions would require you to take on an insane amount of them, and would also be a major headache when dealing with that many emails and clients.

[Anonymous No.2205714]

>>2205705

You don't really need a tablet for that. Just use the pen tool in illustrator.

[Anonymous No.2205715]

>>2205699
>>2205702
Its reall good though, nice and professinal looking

[Anonymous No.2205718]

>>2205702
you mean like add fog and remove the lighting or something? what about the figure as he sits does it look like its a big area to you or just floating barely above a red pool? I don't to remove it completely because everyone bitches how i don't do backgrounds, so instead I want to figure out how to make a background that doesn't suck. thanks for the crit

[Anonymous No.2205722]

>>2205710
>>2205713

I'm not doing them for a living or planning to do art as a main money maker, but I will consider raising my prices for time/effort. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.2205732]

Mary Magdalene

[Anonymous No.2205745]

did i ballpoint sketch at my grandmother's house, trying to learn how to depict space/compose

[Anonymous No.2205746]

>>2205745
lots to work on but you're headed in the right direction, good job.

[Anonymous No.2205747]

>>2205732
she's got those lucie wilde tits.

i'd say practice hands. do 3-4 days practice pencil drawing your hands and come back with something new. i can tell your super uncomfortable drawing them

[Anonymous No.2205748]

>>2205745
yeah this is very ambitious for your skill level. can really tell your pushing yourself

[Anonymous No.2205749]

>>2205732
and for god's sake don't draw anymore porn

[Anonymous No.2205807]

>>2205746
what should I work on? besides the scratching

[Anonymous No.2205812]

>>2205642
>furfag

K I L L Y O U R S E L F

[Anonymous No.2205817]

>>2205749
>>2205747

aight so hands and keep it holy; got it

[Anonymous No.2205820]

>>2205812

Dang son what picture I drew makes you think i'm a furfag

[Anonymous No.2205825]

>>2205820
you use black too much. not warm or cool black, just regular old black. diversify your horizons by using actual colors. at least every once in a while.

[Anonymous No.2205830]

>>2205825

I wasn't aware warm/cool blacks (not greys) were a thing. Thanks, I'll keep it in mind.

[Anonymous No.2205831]

>>2205820
You stole my drawing you prick! Did you fucking just download it and paintover it with your garbage or something? Jesus some of those marks are still literally the same as when I laid them down.

[Anonymous No.2205836]

>>2205831

If I wanted to steal something it wouldn't be a shitsketch from the elephant study thread.

[Anonymous No.2205838]

>>2205830
it more means browns and blues. it's a bit forgivable if it's based on a photo but in your imaginative works everything should really be a color.

it takes longer. it's harder. it looks better.

[Anonymous No.2205859]

[Anonymous No.2205863]

breegman hans

[Anonymous No.2205891]

>>2205863
No

[Anonymous No.2205906]

>>2205830
BTFOOO
>>2205838
NAW NIGGA

[Anonymous No.2205908]

>>2205859
Cool

[Anonymous No.2205909]

>>2205863
>scooo
>scooooooo
>scooooooooooooooooo

[Anonymous No.2205911]

>>2205831
lol present ur drawing to the class

[Anonymous No.2205919]

>>2205604
If you want to paint horses look at Remington.

Or even better go to the same source that Remington learned from: Muybridge.

>>2205699
Keep in mind consistency of planes. Where are we seeing him from? We can see the top of his skull so we are obviously looking down at him. If he was above everything why have you painted us looking down at him but up at the buildings?

Look at your buildings in the back and look at him they belong to two different perspectives. His wings look too frail to fly

>>2205745
this feels sincere. Keep going after things you like in your environment! Next time try looking at your chosen subject a bit longer and figure out what is the main appeal to you. Then try starting from that and work your way out. Once you've captured the main appeal you wont need to draw or paint anything else, the picture will be done and it will be a fine thing.

[Anonymous No.2205921]

>>2205699
>above everything
right on the floor

[Anonymous No.2205924]

>>2205919
>We can see the top of his skull so we are obviously looking down at him.
i see what you're saying but why can't he be tilting his head? obviously I fucked up if you're mentioning it but the statement seems weird

> If he was above everything why have you painted us looking down at him but up at the buildings?
I'm having a hard time seeing this. I just painted the flat in relation to the horizon. if you could do a quick little redline or anything showing what I'm doing wrong because I know the figure/enviro relation is totally fucked in my head but I literally can't see it

yea I was thinking about the wings as I did it I figured how they were positioned it showed that they were more aesthetic/gliding sorta thing rather than functionality, but I'll try to push more of a supernatural vibe to show what I'm getting at. I feel if he had huge wings it would make him look to bestial instead of intelligent or maybe I'm just making excuses?

this is sprias right? cool to see you posting again. digging the vibe and space you captured but how the tree, dog and whatever that thing in front is composed is bugging me

[Anonymous No.2205930]

>>2205921
well fuck me

does this one work? IIRC i asked for advice on it as a thumb but haven't gotten feedback if it looks right. I don't like the color and I fucked up her silhouette but does she read right in the environment?

[Anonymous No.2205934]

>>2205924
I agree with what >>2205919 said, but I agree with you that it's heavyhanded critique. I think the main issue is that the torso is drawn in correct perspective (the main masses support this, good job) but the head is drawn as if we were the same height as him (like, we're looking at him eye to eye). No, it doesn't look like the head is drawn from above, but it's still not correct.

And yeah that's definitely not sprias, though hes posting here every so often now. his compositions are way different, simpler. That's acidenema.

[Anonymous No.2205935]

>>2205930
on that one you have a bit of foreshortening on the figure, and moreover, there's heads under her knees, your intention works, it still has too many 100% blacks, it's early to say it's fucked up, you can push it somewhere

be careful with the demon's wings, they're coming out of his neck and that's weird

[Anonymous No.2205949]

[Anonymous No.2205950]

[Anonymous No.2205951]

>>2205646

Very cool. Got a place I can see more?

[Anonymous No.2205955]

value/color study of some Chinese guy. He's pretty gud

[Anonymous No.2205956]

>>2205955
Some Chinese guy indeed. I also heard he is pretty gud.

[Anonymous No.2205970]

lol draw Picasso's Igor Stravinsky upside down

[Anonymous No.2205975]

>>2205970
lol ok here u go

nobully its my first try

[Anonymous No.2205980]

>>2205955
dont waste your life, go photobash with Modo

[Anonymous No.2205982]

>>2205975
lol

for a first try it's not bad but it's still funny

[Anonymous No.2205984]

crit please

[Anonymous No.2205985]

derp crash site, out of ideas

[Anonymous No.2205992]

>>2205980
no u

[Anonymous No.2206006]

>>2205982
copying is for gays anyway

[conmana No.2206012]

playing around with lineart very fun this is

very nice change of pace from render render render render render

[Anonymous No.2206028]

>>2206012
how do you draw people?

[Anonymous No.2206031]

>>2206012
Nice poses, however you need to keep in mind the line strenght, it's really hard to understand whats in the middle. Also think about negative space in the middle, the silhoutte of the lady at the top is nice.

[Anonymous No.2206036]

Tell me

[Anonymous No.2206039]

>>2205985
The foreground looks pretty nice, if you have it on a separate layer try blurring it out a bit, might get some cool results.

[conmana No.2206045]

>>2206028
dunno honestly intuition I guess
anyways here's how I start out

>>2206031
usually I make a gradient off the edges into another person but I havent done that yet
Ill try to play around with line weight with this one

[Anonymous No.2206057]

>>2205950

[Anonymous No.2206067]

>>2206039
>blur
Worst suggestion in this thread.

[Anonymous No.2206076]

>>2206067
Look at this and think again. Just because you are safe knowing that wont make it right.
(Work of Simon Stalenhag)

[Anonymous No.2206082]

>>2206067
It can gives depth of field smothing some edges that aren't in the focal point.

[Anonymous No.2206084]

>>2206036

[Anonymous No.2206093]

>>2206067

blur is incredibly powerful. you don't know what you are talking about.

[Anonymous No.2206097]

>>2206036

awesome. except for the values and color. try doing this

[Anonymous No.2206098]

>>2206036
Lead the viewer's eye to the focal point. I Don't know if this atmosphere is what you were going for though

[Anonymous No.2206099]

>>2206082
I know what it does. It is just a lazy way of adding priority to a focal point.

[Anonymous No.2206105]

>>2206036
>>2206098

pls delete

very offence

[Anonymous No.2206108]

>>2206097

Probably won't help as much as I first thought. But once you have a first light source firmly established adding more becomes quite easy. Either way there's a lot of cool shit you can do with cast shadows compositionally if you are a little aware of them.

[Anonymous No.2206109]

>>2205665

fuck you

stop drawing furries and work for a nice respectable studio. you are better than those lowlife scum

[Anonymous No.2206118]

[Anonymous No.2206124]

Help me pick a color please?

[Anonymous No.2206143]

self portrait, maybe 40 minutes.

[Anonymous No.2206144]

>>2205984
>trying to paint like klimt without even knowing your basic anatomy
fuck off my man

[Anonymous No.2206145]

>>2206124
the first is best
and change background

[Anonymous No.2206146]

>>2206143
another quick study, went a little overboard with the hatching but I kind of liked how it went

[Anonymous No.2206147]

>>2206144
ok, redline please mister the genius of anatomy
and post work please

[Anonymous No.2206150]

>>2206124
this is so bad it makes me physically uncomfortable. back to studying anatomy and heads it is for you

[Anonymous No.2206152]

>>2205919
>If you want to paint horses look at Remington.

Thanks. Good pointers.

[Anonymous No.2206156]

>>2206147
what do you expect me to redline? every fucking landmark you have no clue about? every muscle? every perspective error and every place where you have no sense of value and color? its pointless, just learn your shit and stop copying people who painted abstract, its worthless and will not broaden your knowledge, except for maybe color and how to use brushes, but even then, youre only applying paint like a kindergardener, opaquely and with the same value everywhere, except for when ypu make it dirty and think that adding blacks is a way to mix for a beginner like you.

[Anonymous No.2206160]

>>2206146
you went underboard with it. What was your goal here..?

[Anonymous No.2206163]

>>2206156
for color and value, its a work in progress and its my first painting
im just having fun you retard
what a little teenage son of a bitch you are
and post work i want to laugh

[Anonymous No.2206164]

>>2206160
I dont want to shade the whole thing completely, those are quick studies where I mostly try to indicate, by following the bone and muscle structure with a few lines, it would have take 3 times the time to render her face according to the photo, which is also something I try not to do anymore because I lose a lot of time of my schedule when I do that. So for me its finished when I captured her likeness and it looks decent. With overboard I meant not making clean lines and instead doing those chaotic wavy things

[Anonymous No.2206167]

>>2206163
>art is fun
>painting is fun
>i am an artist when I say so
Where do those stupid misconceptions come from, art is hard work and not about fun, of course your work should fill you with joy but its not about fun in the first place. I bet you suck at drawing too. Not being able to take criticism in any manner is a clear sign of a little tumblr artsy bitch. maybe you want to go back to where you came from.

post the best drawing you have and I'll send you one in return, bitch boy

[Anonymous No.2206218]

>>2206150
Care to elaborate?

[Anonymous No.2206225]

>>2206218

He is just saying how he is a total fag and loves to choke on dick. just ignore.

[Anonymous No.2206227]

>>2206167
>art is hard work and not about fun, of course your work should fill you with joy but its not about fun in the first place
Art is whatever you make of it. Some people do it for fun as a hobby and there is nothing wrong with that. People who take it super serious and slave over it as a career are no more right or wrong either.

All that being said, if it isn't fun in some way, then maybe it isn't for you.

[Anonymous No.2206243]

>>2206108
this has potential

[Anonymous No.2206256]

>>2205955
you studying ruan jia too? shit what kinda stuff have you learned? i learned some good shit from him, especially for color

[Anonymous No.2206291]

>>2206243
Every brush stroke on this canvas feels the same. Same size, same shape and motion, same feel.

What makes a brushstroke? Have some placed with a fast power. Some a gentle delicate placement. Some careful, some loose. Some large, some soft. Some interwoven, some separate. Vary it up, use them to tell a story, and to bring a strength to your image.

[Anonymous No.2206299]

>>2206291
i should use more brushes then, ill see what i can do tho

[Anonymous No.2206336]

>>2205831
Show your art.

[Anonymous No.2206340]

>>2206098
Thanks for the reply, looks much better on your edit of the picture. I was trying to go for that sunshine which kinda lits the scene.
>>2206108
This looks fantastic, it has quite strong contrasts and the picture looks much more interesting.

I think I'm going to still go with the same color scheme, just change up the values a bit.

I will edit it around a bit and post the result, thanks a lot for the crit!

[Anonymous No.2206341]

>>2206299

b-brush link pls

[Anonymous No.2206346]

>>2206109
wow chill. they're not drawing anthropomorphic musclefurs butt-fucking, just random animals in pretty colors doing nothing special.

[Anonymous No.2206398]

>>2206341
just photoshop standard brushes

[Anonymous No.2206419]

not sure what direction to take this in, been scribbling it in for about 45 mins
thoughts?

[Anonymous No.2206429]

I always thought I was decent at drawing.

Well I learned a lesson here.

[Anonymous No.2206441]

>>2206429
post work all levels accepted

[Anonymous No.2206443]

[Anonymous No.2206448]

I'm currently accepting advice regarding composition on this , that later will be transformed into a painting

[Anonymous No.2206450]

>>2206441
Fine. How's this?
It's a knight of jerusalem during the crusades. Ignore the backround for now.

[Anonymous No.2206453]

>>2206448
avoid photobashing until you're a proficient painter, all it will do is hinter you

[Anonymous No.2206455]

I have settled on the name purple candy hills for this one.

[Anonymous No.2206461]

>>2206419
The colors are neat, but I think the guy needs a more badass sword.

[Anonymous No.2206472]

>>2206455

Stick to value for now anon.

>>2206419

If you used less red, it would make it redder. Nomsayin?

[Anonymous No.2206474]

>>2206450
nothing to worry for, your skill level is the same as many anons in this thread.

[Anonymous No.2206476]

>>2206474
What can be done to make it look better.

Does it even look good?

[Anonymous No.2206477]

>>2206448
Who is the focus? What are you trying to say? What mood are you going for? Do you want both women to be looking directly at us? Is there a reason they are just sitting/standing? What is their relation?

I mean the composition is meant to enhance what you are trying to show and say, and right now I don't know what you are going for. The mood isn't very interesting or convincing and there's not much story, and it's not really well suited for a portrait.

[Anonymous No.2206479]

>>2206453
Nothing wrong with using some photobashing to figure out a comp. The way he talks and the roughness is using makes it look like he will repaint it all from scratch.

[Anonymous No.2206482]

>>2206476
well i dont know if youre passionate about drawing or painting, so i cant help you out much there. I dont know if my words would be taken for granted

[Anonymous No.2206485]

>>2206472
I will stick to color though, I cant get comfortable with painting value and hue at the same time if i allways stick to values i figured.

[Anonymous No.2206487]

>>2206476
Biggest issues in this piece are gesture and perspective. He's very stiff, and the background is just, uh, wrong. You're not as bad as you think you are, but you definitely have a lot to work on.

[Anonymous No.2206489]

>>2206461
i kept it sorta simple
>>2206472
>Nomsayin
uhhh

[Anonymous No.2206495]

>>2206487
What's wrong with the perspective? Too "frontal"?
Also the gesture? Also the backround is bad I agree.

[Anonymous No.2206498]

>>2206477
Excellent questions and critique, Thanks !
I wasn't paying enough attention to those points.
This is part of a study on Velazquez paintings, the idea is to use the painting Las Meninas as inspiration to make an entirely original oil painting using his techniques. So my starting point was the use of different planes of perspective in the composition, including things like light coming from a window/door placed in the back of the painting and a mirror/painting in the wall. Starting there i intend to include things i wanted to represent which is a sad facial expression, and a certain frailty in the closer figure ( I intend to use this photo for reference of her face). And the farthest figure is going to be looking through the door.

[Anonymous No.2206500]

>Bored
>No internet, no pc, no books and little music
>Makes me a dull boy
>Put some heavy metal shit and ended up with this

Now, any feedback?

[Anonymous No.2206502]

>>2206453
Like the other anon suggested, i'm just using this to figure out a composition. I'm going to repaint everything from scratch in oil.

[Anonymous No.2206515]

>>2206489
calling this done for tonight

[Anonymous No.2206535]

>>2206448
if the sitting woman was looking at the standing one it would tremendously improve the composition

[Anonymous No.2206536]

Posting from phone

[Anonymous No.2206543]

>>2206515
I liked it better when his eyes were a little more subdued, I'd say lighten, brighten or saturate the door way just a pinch more so the whole thing can flow instead of zooming into the face.

[Anonymous No.2206545]

>>2206495
Perspective is just wrong; the horizon line is WAY too high, the church would be huge, etc.

Gesture is the flow of the pose. Even if someone is just standing there, they won't be as straight as you've drawn here. Obligatory "read the sticky"

[Anonymous No.2206559]

[Anonymous No.2206567]

>>2206543
that's a good point, i'd liek to soften the face entirely a bit, it's too sharp I think
thanks

[Anonymous No.2206606]

>>2205934
>but the head is drawn as if we were the same height as him
I think I'm starting to see it. I'll fuck with it today. It was supposed to be a large sorta scene with the buildings in the background and hes hovering but I guess its too fucked

>>2205935
> bit of foreshortening on the figure, and moreover, there's heads under her knees, your intention works
is this a good or bad thing? I think I'll try adding some buildings on the horizon and yea I'll have to go back a bit because its way too black

>>2205985
I like the comp but the other crit is right plus I think there's a lot of mood missing here. why not darken it up a bit or add some fog or light coming stronger through the back horizon

>>2206012
cool to see you posting actively again. I think the bottom 3 figures would be cool more in the foreground

>>2206515
im not sophiscated enough to give a specific crit but the guy on the bottom isn't sitting right. its like you need to pull the canvas further down and place him more in the viewer pov. the scale of the left guy bugs me. I like the limited color selection and there's some figure proprotion problems but its cool

if my crits are too shit tell me ill shut up

[Anonymous No.2206618]

>>2206515

Proportions are pretty crazy. How many heads tall is that guy? Looks like 10+ to me. And the guy on the ground has a long torso if thats his crotch were seeing... I don't know much about composition but my eye focuses on the guys face because its the most detailed and contrasted area, but then its stuck there and boxed in by straight lines.

[Anonymous No.2206631]

>>2206515

Im a horrible artist so you can disregard this but I wanted to see how it would look if I made some changes based on the little I know about composition.

[Anonymous No.2206649]

>>2206631

>Im a horrible artist so you can disregard this

God I hate fags like you. Enough with the whole feigning humble bs. I don't know what your motive is because there are several reasons people do it. But just stop. No matter if you like or dislike your work talk with confidence, be straight up, be assertive, be honest.

People like you in art school just get their asses ripped in critique whether their work is good or not. It's because they are constantly afraid they're going to look egocentric and in the process make their work seem like shit just from their statements about it. If you have legitimate concerns about your piece definitely voice them so you can get feedback. But don't ever say some vague self deprecating thing like "I'm a horrible artist, please disregard". All we hear is "I'm a little pussy with no confidence and so you shouldn't pay attention because I'm not going anywhere". Get some balls son, fuck it in the pussy. Know what I'm saying?

[Anonymous No.2206652]

>>2206649
take a benzo and stop projecting

[Anonymous No.2206656]

>>2206652
Keep talking like that, no skin off my back. I actually enjoy watching people do stupid things. It boosts my ego.

[Anonymous No.2206657]

>>2206485
He's right. Learn to depict what you want in only black and white, then read huevaluechroma.com. Really and truly, you need to learn to control value alone before you try messing with color.

>>2206489
make the pots blue or a blue grey, the contrast in color temperature will make the red pop more. Right now the image might as well be grayscale.

[Anonymous No.2206661]

>>2206606
Get out of your comfort zone. Every image you post is nearly identical--a semi human airbrushed head with a slight metallic yellow rendering in a foggy image.

[Anonymous No.2206664]

>>2206652
He's right, though. I fuckin hate it when people preface their work with "It's not very good, but..." "I kind of rushed it, so..." "I don't really know what I'm doing, but..." like jesus, man, we've all made bad work before. If you're gonna say something about your work, make it constructive.

I wouldn't be so harsh, but it's definitely obnoxious.

[Anonymous No.2206667]

Posting for quads

[Anonymous No.2206668]

>>2206649
>>2206664

Definitely something I'll keep in mind from now on thanks. Now that I think of it I used to scoff at other artists/ writers for the exact same thing but I haven't been in a school environment for a few years. You forget the importance of assertiveness when you're not in a competitive environment.

[Anonymous No.2206682]

>>2206661
yea thats why I added those retarded looking twigs because I never do backgrounds. in another couple years maybe ill be able to render something in blue with not only twigs but leaves

>>2206656
telling you a couple benzos would do you good just dont drink on them and get a legit prescription

the head problem seem fixed now? I think I blew it out though

[Anonymous No.2206683]

>>2206682
woops

[Anonymous No.2206718]

>>2206667
missed it by one, dayum
>>2206666

[Anonymous No.2206835]

assfagg0t

[Anonymous No.2206839]

uuuh yeah need to practice more D:

[Anonymous No.2206849]

Finished this up today, I might still add some people or wheelbarrows maybe.

[Anonymous No.2206850]

>>2206849
Also kinda finished with this, it's the dryad that lives in the tree...

[Anonymous No.2206851]

>>2206839
likeness eludes you

i'd recommend life drawing. like with a pencil and paper and a live model.

[Anonymous No.2206871]

Okay well so once again I have an incredibly promising background kinda thing going on, but have absolutely no idea what to do with it.

[Anonymous No.2206913]

>>2206849
superb

[Anonymous No.2206962]

>>2206448
y do they have a garden in the livingroom?
are they in a shojo?

[Anonymous No.2206969]

why am i getting a 404 error on half of these images

[Anonymous No.2206970]

>>2206668
dont listen to him, saying your opinion may be flawed due to lack of skill is a good thing.

[Anonymous No.2206972]

>>2206969
Servers seem to be fucked at the moment.

[Anonymous No.2207007]

can't upload shit :/

[Anonymous No.2207033]

can't upload shit, there's the link: http://imgur.com/YaJvhIk
recovering from burnout :L

[Anonymous No.2207053]

>>2207033
I like the smoothness of the face, keep it up.

[Anonymous No.2207054]

>>2207033
Light on the hair isn't consistent with the light on her face. Nice start though.

[Anonymous No.2207063]

>>2207033
cheap finish but w/e
at least I like the face and colors contrast, even if they're fucking cheap haha

[Anonymous No.2207064]

>>2207063
forgot to post link http://imgur.com/Djzg0jJ

[Anonymous No.2207068]

Looking some feedback before I continue, especially on the ears.

[Anonymous No.2207093]

>>2207068
Update.

[Anonymous No.2207123]

Wip, i'll maybe paint it with a blueish vibe.

[Anonymous No.2207126]

>>2207068
>>2207093
Taking a break for now. Still looking for feedback though.

[Anonymous No.2207127]

>>2207126
I'm not sure what the point of the image is. What are you trying to show?

It's an alright start but not overly interesting. I think you can vary the materials more. Why is his head so shiny but the metal earrings not? What's on his face? paint? blood? How can you make his design more interesting? Where is he? Who is he?

[Anonymous No.2207129]

Thoughts about this? Aquarelle pencils + 2B pencil

[Anonymous No.2207133]

i still have ways to go.

[Anonymous No.2207142]

Hey guys, im working on this and I really need some help with my rendering, I am having a bunch of issues with a lot of stuff just fading to mid greys.

help pls...

[Anonymous No.2207145]

>>2207064

[Anonymous No.2207148]

>>2207142
besides reading Scot Roberson all i can suggest is that you paint spheres and squares on that kind of light. ala Ctrl paint blending tutorial.

[Anonymous No.2207194]

Hi - I'm looking for input concerning the background of this portrait.

On the left is my original version that uses a hatching technique I've been really into lately. On the left is a just as detailed but simpler half-toned pattern.

The half-toned pattern is roughed in (especially evident around the hair), but hopefully it gives you a complete idea of how it looks. A friend of mine really liked the energy of the left portrait, but thought the right one added a nice contrast to make the face 'pop' more.

Which one do you guys prefer, and why? This is geared toward landing more editorial portrait work, so which one can you imagine appearing in a magazine more? I'm really, really torn between the two.

Also - this is from a study thread from many months ago. Does anyone have the original photograph by chance? I saved over it.

Thanks in advance for any help!

[Anonymous No.2207198]

>>2207194
right one kill the eye if you look outside of the face, you can't rest outside, dont' do it again, ever! :)

I would suggest to use outlines with coherence, as it does not surround hair at all, it could be even brighter or colored and also play with how thick it's, you did it all the same nad that never helps

[Anonymous No.2207207]

picked up this again
changed proportions
do you think blurred or sharper face?

[Anonymous No.2207209]

>>2207207
you can focus viewer attention with detail, i would put more edges on the sword, and think about filling the room, it's kinda empty and so big!

[Anonymous No.2207210]

>>2207194

i strongly prefer the right one actually.

[Anonymous No.2207245]

is that better, crit anyone

[Anonymous No.2207304]

>>2207126
quick value pass
cant comment on design/colors but you're on the right path value wise you just gotta keep pushing it

[Anonymous No.2207315]

>>2207304
This is great, thank you.

[Anonymous No.2207320]

ten minute portrait sketch of my little sister

[Anonymous No.2207321]

>>2207245
your color palette is poor compared to the focus that klimt has. In general your aping of his work feels derivative, you've gotta start from the beginning, working on your hand (that is, how you physically to draw and paint) as well as drawing from life, in order to build up a vocabulary for understanding visual media at all, including figure and composition, which it shows here that you need to brush up on.

To summarize:
-color
-figure
-composition
-ability to apply paint/paint cleanly

I am all for painting after different famous artists of history, a lot can be gained from studying what they do, but this right here is not a successful avenue for improvement.

keep at it keep at it tho

[Anonymous No.2207322]

>>2207320
why do phones rotate the pics like that??

[Anonymous No.2207324]

>>2207194
https://i.warosu.org/data/ic/img/0018/79/1415004444402.jpg

[Anonymous No.2207327]

[Anonymous No.2207331]

>>2207194
The right one might work better for an editorial. Assuming it isn't a full page spread, it might be helpful to consider the white of the page and having non-rectangular images. Pic related.

I know next to nothing about editorial work though, so grain of salt and all that.

[Anonymous No.2207338]

sorry about that, fixed it on my pc

[Anonymous No.2207347]

Help please?

Scaled down to 33% before posting

[Anonymous No.2207349]

>>2207347
keep rendering whats the problem

[Anonymous No.2207352]

>>2207349

I want to improve that's all. But maybe there are problems that i'm not seeing that i'd also like to know about.

[Anonymous No.2207353]

>>2207347
Looks good so far, but your light source seems sort of inconsistent.

Keep rendering and it'll probably fix itself.

[Anonymous No.2207358]

>>2207347
love the brushwork

[Anonymous No.2207366]

Doodling a kinder, gentler MODOK

[Anonymous No.2207368]

>>2207198
>>2207210

Thanks a lot for the input. I've shown this to many people in the past few hours and most people say to go with the left image. I understand that the half-tone background can be a bit of an eyesore, but I figured it might be a better alternative to the hatching pattern in the left one.

>>2207324
That's the one! I remember there was a lot of good stuff in that thread. I tweaked a few things that deviated from the likeness a bit, but overall it was a great picture to work from. Thanks a ton!

>>2207331
For someone who claims to know next to nothing about editorial work, this is a really fantastic suggestion. I think this is a good way to incorporate the half-tone technique without having it be too overwhelming. I'll have to consider something like this for future projects. Thanks a lot for this!

[Anonymous No.2207402]

>>2207366
This is fucking great, I'd really want to see this done. Wish ya the best of luck champ.

[Anonymous No.2207410]

[Anonymous No.2207419]

>>2207402

Hey thanks man. I really appreciate it. I know I need to fix the hand but I have a really bad habit of getting lost in the details and fucking my shit up.

Clear lesson that I need more practice.

[Anonymous No.2207428]

>>2205732
you need to construct your drawings.

and your lighting doesn't make any sense...

[Anonymous No.2207429]

>>2207129

Definite thumbs up, dude. My only real comment to be to lay a quick wash or color down behind it to take away the distraction of it floating in white space.

I really wanna try my hand at water color pencils. Did you just layer up the pigment and add water over it?

[Anonymous No.2207430]

>>2207142
Why are you trying to render something so horribly composed, you are skipping steps. Work on perspective A LOT more if you want to do scenes like this

[Anonymous No.2207440]

I don't like its face

[Anonymous No.2207443]

>>2207410
where do you post your art?

[Anonymous No.2207444]

>>2207443
i have a blog: nonerandomdraw dot blogspot dot com

[Anonymous No.2207508]

>>2207419
You wouldn't happen to have a DA account or anything would ya?

[Anonymous No.2207593]

Steampunk musician dude. Haven't made the instrument on his back yet though. Anything looking bad so far?

[Anonymous No.2207595]

>>2205985
nice!

[Anonymous No.2207607]

dragenboy

[Anonymous No.2207612]

>>2207593
You could have drawn him actually playing his instrument,

[Anonymous No.2207614]

>>2207607
Wow that's really awesome! Very fun drawing. the painting leaves a lot to be desired though. And I think you can simplify the shadow on the ground a lot.

[Anonymous No.2207618]

>>2207614
Thanks! Youre right about the shadow. I tried different ways to draw it but they all came out shit and out of style. I still have a lot to learn about color also, Im still not sure what to study or take as reference.

[Anonymous No.2207619]

hand studies

[Anonymous No.2207620]

>>2207607

Never asked this on /ic/ before but to you have a tumblr?

[Anonymous No.2207640]

>>2207619
the hand on the bottom right looks weird.

[Anonymous No.2207650]

>>2207508

Sadly I do not. I'm in the process of trying to produce a body of work and get one. I shot myself in the foot and farted around when I should have been trying to build a web presence. I really regret it.

[Anonymous No.2207659]

>>2207595
I was going to, but then worried it would obstruct too much of his clothing design. I do agree though, it looks a bit awkward with him just standing plainly..

[Anonymous No.2207664]

Any ref/sites for learning to draw drapery? Folds are kicking my butt right now

[Anonymous No.2207665]

>>2207612
>>2207659

damn it, replied to the wrong post.

[Anonymous No.2207703]

>>2207194
Can you make the nose bigger?

[Anonymous No.2207746]

>>2207664
Do some drapery studies, it's not really something you can figure out, you just have to study and learn how fabric behaves

[Anonymous No.2207754]

>>2207664
I have super good resources on drapery, give me your site and I'll PM you links.

[Anonymous No.2207757]

>>2207207
the perspective is off. the two figures in foreground are way too big in comparison to the door and figure in the background.

[Anonymous No.2207760]

>>2207207

[Anonymous No.2207816]

>>2207650
I'm sure you could easily start one up and get some attention on something like DA.

[Anonymous No.2207818]

>>2207760

thats looks worse, dont crit again

[Anonymous No.2207822]

Yeah I need lots of help.

This took me 10 hours or so. I think i get stuck in details too much, that said not saying they're very good either.

I keep making (for me) huge pictures like this and i feel drained half way through it.

I dont really know how to counter this, I'm gonna try to make 10x30 minute drawings or something.

Suggestions on what i can improve would be nice too,or is it too much of a mess to give critique?

[Anonymous No.2207829]

>>2207760
>>2207818

Looks much better actually.

[Anonymous No.2207836]

>>2207822
Use the biggest brush you can for any given thing. If it helps to get the edges right when using something so large give it is own layer at first. Don't go for smaller brushes or texturing until your values and depth and big shapes are down.

When you do it this way you see the issues in the painting easier, too - for instance, the forest lacks the variation in hues the figure has. Bring some of that brown you have there into the trees. Take the blue light from the background and light him with it.

The depth just isn't there. Find two or three photos that have the same perspective and a couple of other artist's work that has the kind of illusion of space you're going for. Look at how they broke up the space. You're breaking up the ground with a lot of little vertical grass and tree shapes, whereas really, space in a landscape is going to show up most from horizontal and overlapping forms. Watch light/atmospheric perspective in refs - how do other artists make it work on forms? Right now your back trees are floating - they didn't fade the same as your grass.

Just kind of generally watch edges and values. Thinking with bigger shapes and forms will help define the way light generally curves over the figure. Once you have that, the little specular highlights and the ambient occlusion shadows are a finishing touch, not your only way of distinguishing light hitting it.

[Anonymous No.2207843]

>>2207818
Learn some perspective.
>>2207829
>>2207760
Does look alot better but since its closer up the person in the door way would needs more detail and outline.

[Anonymous No.2207879]

>>2207836
wow, thanks for the response

You are correct, Im struggling a lot with depth. I think the biggest problem im having now is like you said - that I dont start with the bigger shapes. I do to a point but then im all about just drawing straight up, the robot for example is just drawn without any rough shapes.

Heres a speedpaint of how i drew it.
Next time ill skip the lineart completely, i felt that hindered me too, I just wanted to work on the next thing so i either worked very big or very very small on details as you can see on the grass.

[Anonymous No.2207881]

>>2207304
You should go into conceptart anon. You'll fit right in

[Anonymous No.2207887]

>>2207879
And heres the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huD0dmOsbkg

[Anonymous No.2207926]

>>2207887
this is pretty embarrassing, sorry.

[Anonymous No.2207928]

>>2207818
it fixed the perspective problem, he couls also fix perspective by just resizing that jars, without changing that much the picture composition

[Anonymous No.2207929]

>>2207887
lmao why did you record this shit

[Anonymous No.2207935]

>>2207929
why not?

I'm trying to learn and its pretty fun to watch myself draw.

It's from that video I think I got a clue that I should try to do more of what the guy gave me tips about. Thought it might give some insight in what I could improve, I think drawing and then following the line art was a mistake, but I'm trying to learn.

But yeah, the only reason is that i thought it was fun though, and I still am

[Anonymous No.2207936]

>>2207935
thats pretty cute, stay strong and keep learning my little pupil!

[Anonymous No.2207943]

>>2207926
no problems m8, I never wrote it was good and wanted praise. If its impilssible to critique I could use the reason why its impossible to critique so I can fix that so I can improve

(thats why imposting here - im bad and want help, its implied in the filename on my first upload >>2207822 )

so yeah, still - was hoping for general tips or guidelines like >>2207879

[Anonymous No.2207944]

>>2207935

anon you are doing it right. even if your drawing is kinda shitty i think you are on the right track. and watching yourself draw in fast-forward speed is absolutely educational.

[Anonymous No.2208044]

Hm.

[Anonymous No.2208148]

taking feedback of my art progress this year, what am I missing?
>>2207924

[Anonymous No.2208166]

>>2205596

So what do you guys usually do when you're unmotivated? I thought I'd be more psyched than ever to draw because now I have an idea that's fairly well developed, and even though I know what I should be drawing, I'm just not. I just feel like I'm in a vacuum and that no matter how much I draw or what I'm going to draw, it's not going to make an impact. It's not enough to draw for myself, I need an audience to fight to win over, I need pressure. I don't have that right now, so I have this big vibe of "whatever" coursing through me in regard to my own work.

Should I just take some time off to have an extensive look at certain illustrators/painters bodies of work to see if there's something I'm missing?

[Anonymous No.2208169]

>>2207926
>>2207929

there's nothing embarrasing about this

>>2207887
keep going mate

[Anonymous No.2208172]

>>2208166
just draw whatever, don't give a shit about what, you can't really see in the body of work of other people what they did before reaching there, if you expecto to do something interesting, beautiful, amazing or impresive, you're not going to do any shit at all, because you're not even going to start

[Anonymous No.2208213]

did a landscape in oils.

[Anonymous No.2208218]

did a landscape in oils

[Anonymous No.2208235]

>>2208218
I like your impressionist technique.Just try using complementary colorsin your shadows to archieve a more vivid result bub. ill be posting help pics.

[Anonymous No.2208236]

[Anonymous No.2208237]

[Anonymous No.2208244]

Saturation examples

[Anonymous No.2208248]

What the fuck is this place

[Anonymous No.2208250]

These are a couple watercolors I painted on scene yesterday and today

[Anonymous No.2208252]

[Anonymous No.2208268]

>>2208235
i tried limiting my palette. it's ochre, lemon yellow, cadmium yellow which is an orange, sky blue, cerulean blue, ultramarine blue, and raw umber. i also mixed white into some things.

so as is the only things that are complimentary are the sky and the orange light on certain things.

I could probably go in now and add alizarin crimson mixed with orange and brown to some areas on the flowers, and that will really stand out and look interesting with how much green and blue is on the painting already.

i'm not quite sure how those other images help me though. If I was smarter I'd probably understand what you're trying to teach me.

[Anonymous No.2208269]

>>2208250
>>2208252
Needs better value control (unless that's the camera fucking up the values, I'm not sure) and better drawing skills period. Is the object in the first image supposed to be a boat? A rock? Or what? Where the ground begin where the boat ends? The grass and moss/algae look more like dried, chipping concrete than plants.

[Anonymous No.2208287]

>>2208269

It's obviously a boat, it's leaning upwards against an embankment and is partially behind grass.

I know what a valid critique sounds like and I know what an insecure person trying desperately to marginalize something sounds like. You're the latter.

[Anonymous No.2208288]

>>2207607
The dragon's collar should be pulling in a part of his mane since it's around his neck.

There's some other perspective and form issues but otherwise this drawing is pretty neat

[Anonymous No.2208302]

>>2208250
It looks like the real scene was pretty boring, so you half-assed a few parts.

[Anonymous No.2208304]

>>2208302

>so you half-assed a few parts

Would you mind giving a little more detail? I can't do very much with that

[Anonymous No.2208312]

>>2207887
Why are the trees reflected in the water but not the robot?

[Anonymous No.2208335]

>>2208235
i added some reds. camera is really fucking up the values of the painting but it generally looks like this now. more red and purple!

[Anonymous No.2208340]

57 likes in 5 minutes and I still feel shit tier.

Do it /ic/icles. Fuck my shit up

[Anonymous No.2208342]

>>2208340
>posting to facebook
How do you do it? Aren't you afraid the likes and attention is damaging?

[Anonymous No.2208345]

>>2208342
> facebook.
Lolno. Im terrified all my friends now hate me.

Instagram.

[Anonymous No.2208346]

>>2208340
uhhh There's not much to critique. Just a bunch of inexpressive thumbnails to me...

[Anonymous No.2208347]

>>2208342
im
>>2208335
and i use facebook too. it is a fantastic place to put all of your work since you can upload in bulk quickly and organize things into albums.

tumblr and deviantart can be annoying sometimes. i don't want to tag every drawing, i don't want to put a description on everything. sometimes i just want to post 3 drawings that nobody will see. just to have a place where i can see them.

[Anonymous No.2208348]

>>2208340

Nothing is that wrong with it, it just isn't at that high of a level. The left contour of the girls face on the upper left lacks form especially on that eye brow. It makes it look cartoonish. The shading under her chin is over simplified, the way it goes straight to the edge of her neck makes it look flat. The anatomy on the guy is off, the shoulder doesn't go into the bicep like that. That like between his forearm and upper arm is wrong. The way the tendon in his neck connects from his sternum isn't right and its in complete side profile which makes it look flat. The hands work. His face doesn't look 3d, but it's not bad. The way your laying your line in like chicken scratch is bad, do long flowing lines, not little scribbly bits. The shading on the dressed girl is oversimplified, looks amateurish. Her proportions are good though, nice job. On the two people making out or having sex, the arm of the guy is awkward, it looks like a peanut. If you got rid of the line at the shoulder it might help. The anatomy of his leg is off. The girl on the lower left is well done. It looks very photographic and it's so standard and without character that it's boring. Keep practicing, your definitely on the right track but still have quite a ways to go.

[Anonymous No.2208349]

>>2208348

That *line* between his forearm

the hand *need* work

[Anonymous No.2208353]

>>2208349
>reading your own post
Haha, check out the chode over here.

[Anonymous No.2208356]

>>2208348
I see it all now youve pointed it out. Thanks. Most helpful

I seem to only get helpful criticism in that everyone always ends with "its aight but you still need to work"

Which is oddly motivating considering most of /ic/ is "go slam your dick in a loomis book for a few hours" tier in terms if constructive criticism.

But then thats probably because every other thread is "I started drawing yesterday wat do".

Fucking forgot what I was talking about choosing pic related. Fuck

[Anonymous No.2208361]

>>2208356
You need to draw some figures mate

Study anatomy

[Anonymous No.2208369]

>>2208340
Loomis

[Anonymous No.2208372]

>>2208335

It was better before quit fucking with it

[Anonymous No.2208374]

>>2208361
You are correct

[Anonymous No.2208375]

>>2208369
Loomis a shit

[Anonymous No.2208377]

I think is the way you took the picture but this >>2208218 is much better than this later one >>2208335

The early piece is much more pleasing to th eye, the final piece is striking and it feels like is stabing my eyes with bullets of high contrast and dots of paint. Maybe is just the way you took the picture tho

[Anonymous No.2208380]

>>2208335

Yep this guy >>2208377
is right. We've all ruined paintings, time to pitch it and start another one

[Anonymous No.2208381]

>>2205596
I've come around to finish that bad knight from a while back. I am not very happy about it, but I managed to get through with it and that's good. I decided to introduce second light source to help the forms read a bit better. I will post filter adjusted version in a minute as well. Please critique the shit out of me anons.

[Anonymous No.2208383]

>>2208381
Adjusted version via filters.

[Anonymous No.2208386]

>>2208383
You using modo?

[Anonymous No.2208387]

>>2208386
No, I never use 3D of any sort, but I realise the pose looks a bit stiff, so I get the point I guess. I didn't even use any refs for a pose.

[Anonymous No.2208390]

>>2208387

I don't know if I believe you, that definitely has that 3D look. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Some areas especially, the head of that sword, the mask, the ear thing, the wireframe over everything. Did you at least make the 3d model or did you just grab it off the web from somewhere?

[Anonymous No.2208392]

>>2208390
I didn't use anything like that, but I will take it as a complement. I can post several WIPs if You are interested in a process. Here is a lineart for example, I had it on my desktop from several draw threads back.

[Anonymous No.2208395]

>>2208356
Here. Protip. Dont follow girls you used to love on tumblr.

Shit fucks with the memory of your art. I just looked up one of my oldish works and it sent a crack through me realising she liked one of my drawings

Art and feels DO NOT GO. Or maybe just TUMBLR PLS GO.

[Anonymous No.2208404]

>>2208392

I guess what threw me was the line work that looked like a wireframe and the feet that are way too thin and out of proportion on BOTH sides which looks like a bad modeling decision that just got mirrored. They are consistently and nearly perfectly very wrong on both sides which you normally wouldn't see in a drawing but you see a lot on 3d models. If it is just a drawing, nice work very precise.

[Anonymous No.2208416]

>>2208392
getprothet

[Anonymous No.2208418]

>>2208377
>Maybe is just the way you took the picture tho
>>2208380
>>2208372
it's just the photo. don't sweat it.

[Anonymous No.2208426]

>>2208404
Thanks, anon. Small arms were pointed out previously in another draw thread, but ultimetaly there was one guy who thought it actually makes him look "nice and bulky", and that's what I was after. I could always alter that via liquify anyways. I was stadying perspective and lineart a lot for last two years, so I am happy that it comes slowly together. Here is another character I practiced, You can see how messy it starts, it's just a matter of cleaning that stuff up, that's it. I will post some hard surface after weekend, let's see how that goes.

[Anonymous No.2208433]

>>2208416
Wut? Sorry I don't get what You're trying to say, anon.

[Anonymous No.2208461]

[Anonymous No.2208607]

a friend of mine who was big into drugs a few years ago wanted a hippie-dippy tattoo design of his spirit animal. I can't believe I had the gall to sign it. anyway, whatcha think?

>>2208340
dawg if you got 57 likes on that shit, who cares if you can draw, you have FRIENDS

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>>2205650
Head is way too big

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>>2205863
Try harder

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>>2205975
I like your eraser

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>>2208268
The first one is helped me to realize the natural value of each color compared with the grayscale.As you can see, purples and blues tend to be darker pigments.This combined with the cold and hot variation of each color gives you different gray tones.
A magenta will not be the same when blended with a medium yellow as that blended with a lemon yellow.

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>>2205955
>some chinese guy
>ruanjia-study.jpg

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>>2207640
Yea tbh. It looks like it has 6 fingers.

[Anonymous No.2208759]

practicing my photobashing, how'd i do?

[Anonymous No.2208762]

Working on this for a competition to make the poster for an event called "Uka"

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[Anonymous No.2208773]

This is my tattoo, anybody feel like helping me redesign it

Im thinking about adding flowers to the design, i'd like them to be vibrant colours but im not sure how they would look with the birds
These are what im thinking of
>>2208772
>>2208770

[Anonymous No.2208789]

Yesterday i was bored and i redesigned this image of Link

[Anonymous No.2208795]

plant moon spirit guy

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>>2208773
This*
Is the tattoo

[Anonymous No.2208885]

generic troll

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>>2208789
Oh yeah, real great redesign, I love smoking

[Anonymous No.2209706]

Any idea what to do for background