Anyone here with gumroad tutorials from Krenz, Kawacy or Wakkawa(jace wallace)?

[poor_college_boye No.3098039]

i know they are cheap but i just cant afford them right now (just college things). but i swear i'll support them after i graduate and get a job. Thanks in advance

[Anonymous No.3098043]

Doesn't Jace post here?

He'll swarm your thread

[Anonymous No.3098052]

I'm not a big fan of Kawacy's style. He seems to oversaturate his images with needless details so they end up having a weird flow.

Just look at this shit. Why is the strongest colour (bright orange) part of the background? You gotta make a conscious effort to figure out where the character ends and the background begins.

He's great on a technical level but it looks like he skipped Design Principles 101

[Anonymous No.3098063]

>>3098039
a nice anon bought some Krenz like one or two months ago and shared the link here. maybe someone still has it

[Anonymous No.3098109]

>>3098052

He's a gardener not an architect.

[Anonymous No.3098110]

>>3098043
Report shitposters.

[Anonymous No.3098244]

>>3098063
link's probably dead tho

[Anonymous No.3098290]

In case you missed it
>>/ic/thread/S3008284#p3011231

[furfag No.3098292]

>>3098290
thanks man

[Anonymous No.3098293]

>>3098292
Also someone filled a request on a private tracker
https://transfer.sh/Wq5Z4/Drawing-and-Painting-Leather-Jacket.tar.gz

[Anonymous No.3098389]

>>3098052
indeed his works lack contrast but i love how detailed his works can be

[Anonymous No.3098436]

>>3098052

Yeah, this illustration is a mess... I have a hard time figuring out what is happening in there. Even if the colors were swap it would still be a confusing image because of all those circular organic shapes.

[Anonymous No.3098513]

>>3098039
I have all of Jace's but I wouldn't post them here, it's probably one of his main sources of income. Plus one of his gumroads is already on a torrent site.

[Anonymous No.3098755]

>>3098513
he works for EA games

[Anonymous No.3098763]

I've had a look at this Jace's stuff and it basically looks like a carbon copy of realism from what I can see.

[forkyoufine No.3098770]

>>3098763
kinda interested to see how he does it. (noob artist here)

[Anonymous No.3098777]

>>3098770
Master studies is my immediatel thought and just drawing from life in general

[Anonymous No.3098778]

>>3098770
*although I don't actually have them sorry

[Anonymous No.3098781]

>>3098039
stealing is encouraged here, it's what being an artist is all about

[Anonymous No.3098876]

>>3098781
>4chan is home to doxxing, school shootings, bomb threats, child pornography, neonazis, murders and all he can think of is someone's reposted art

[Anonymous No.3098888]

>>3098876
i think you thought i was being sarcastic when i was just being rye, i wholeheartedly encourage stealing and it is what being an artist is about. an artist is a type of low life, like a pornographer or a banker, always remember that.

[Anonymous No.3098927]

>>3098888
Ok

[Anonymous No.3099206]

>>3098888
guy's got a point. art is all about stealing an idea thats already there and putting them in medium.

[Anonymous No.3099390]

>>3099206
Well I only draw fanart.

[Anonymous No.3099540]

>>3098876
I find it amazing that we've reached the point where some people discourage others from downloading/linking any piracy from here because it's 'immoral' and not because there's a massive chance of getting a trojan or R.A.T.ed

[Anonymous No.3099566]

>>3099540
Why don't you have a sandbox installed, anon?

[Anonymous No.3099590]

>>3099540
ikr only faggots would discourage piracy.

[Anonymous No.3099611]

>>3099540
it is quite interesting being a bit older. like before the internet 'piracy' had no moral dimension at all really, except for being illegal. then the internet happened and you could see the corporations and stuff trying to position piracy as 'stealing,' and most kids into internet stuff were like 'lol look at these idiots, no-one is going to think of bootleg movies and shit as stealing, you're wasting your time.' but it worked pretty well in the end. even kids who are fine with pirating stuff still think of it as stealing.

[Anonymous No.3099626]

>>3099611
Opposition to piracy only occurs on /ic/, probably because 99% of artists are dirt poor and only make an income by paywalling their shit, deliberately misleading other new artists to maintain their audience and went to art school only to realise that they were ngmi and also realising they need money to pay of their debts.

On /a/, any thread that suggests that people should legitimately pay for anything 404's in seconds and streamfags are publically shamed and people will share things they purchased in thread and there are private FTP servers for downloading. On a weekly basis, people will post rips from their subscriptions. On /lit/, a guide on pirating books is stickied. /mu/ has a permanent share and request thread. /g/ has a thread exclusively dedicated to getting in private trackers for torrenting, /t/ and /wsr/ are dedicated to downloading everything, /m/ has nyaa rebuild threads, /co/ has weekly comic dumps by people from the scene, /y/ and /e/ all have permanent patreon piracy threads and /h/ has permanent sadpanda generals (which were moved off /a/). /jp/ shares doujin shit constantly.

[Anonymous No.3101645]

>>3098110
Lol

[Anonymous No.3101746]

>>3101645
Was that a bamp anon?

[Anonymous No.3101764]

>>3098052
I have no problem identifying the major shapes here. There is indeed a lot of information and unnecessary design choices, but the characters are framed just fine, and everything swoops toward or outward from the focal point. The right side of the composition is most wack though, everything just starts to fly off the canvas. I'm only vaguely acquainted with Kawacy's stuff but they probably have another piece that would better support your point.

[Anonymous No.3101813]

heres some krenz patreon stuff
https://mega.nz/#F!IvhmCKYQ!VW3iiS9fNALmEg3wjcLqSw

[Anonymous No.3102228]

>>3098063
I got a few tutorials if anyone's interested

[Anonymous No.3102229]

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[Anonymous No.3102538]

>>3101813
Already got that. Thanks anyway

[Anonymous No.3102862]

>>3099626
And /ic/ has a permanent art book thread.