/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

[Anonymous No.3679982]

HOW DO YOU DRAW ANIMU USING THE LOOMIS METHOD?

[Anonymous No.3679992]

>>3679982
The same way you draw everything else with the loomis method

[Anonymous No.3679993]

something something japanese loomis something something check the archive

[Anonymous No.3679995]

>>3679982
Ask the anime study thread, retard

[Anonymous No.3680046]

Most of that is explained in やさしい人物画 単行本

[Anonymous No.3680167]

Andurusu Ruumisu

[Anonymous No.3680181]

>>3679982
Is there a site that has more refs like that?

[Anonymous No.3680209]

>>3680181
/a/

[Anonymous No.3680235]

>>3679982
First learn the basics, then study animu shit and learn how those basics were applied to animu.

[Anonymous No.3680236]

>>3679982
This retarded shit again, if you actually fucking read the "Loomis method" you will realize it works for wathever you want to construct.
Go and actually study something and think for yourself for once in your life.

[Anonymous No.3680411]

>>3680181
these are from the 3.0 art book. I think it's in the artbook thread mega

[Anonymous No.3680610]

>>3679982
First: Learn Loomis
Second: Learn animu faces
Third: Draw Loomis body with animu face

[Anonymous No.3680628]

Quick sketch but just draw the Loomis skeleton on animu and practice that
Sorry I'm a filthy phoneposter

[Anonymous No.3681007]

>>3679982
You don't.

Once you get good at drawing the human body, you can start to exagerate your bodies however you see fit, same with the head.

Do not apply Loomis shit into anime. It doesn't work.

[Anonymous No.3681028]

>>3680236
This. Learn how to THINK. Stop expecting everything on a silver platter.

[Anonymous No.3681056]

>>3679982
YOU ARE LOOKING AT IT

[Anonymous No.3681128]

>>3680610
>>3680628
i'm not op but i'm practicing because I want to also be able to draw like op pic. is this good?

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[Anonymous No.3682872]

>>3681128
They'll get you started but, try to think 3D

[Anonymous No.3682888]

>>3682682
Anime faces usually rely heavily on symbol drawing, right?

Look at the placement of the eyes. It doesn't work if we think of it as a 3d model. Even if there are a few rules on the placement

But it's ok! It works well within its context.

What I don't like as much is when an artist rely on the "standard anime face" for girls, like anime studios tend to do. But thanks god, manga artists have more freedom with the art, and there's a lot of different styles in the market right now. Maybe more than ever

[Anonymous No.3683339]

>>3682888
All anime is the same so you can make blanket statements like that, yes.

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[Anonymous No.3684558]

>>3684526

my waifu

[Anonymous No.3684611]

>>3679982
you merely lower the eyeling to one third the sphere.

>>3684485

[Anonymous No.3684644]

>>3682888
Don't confuse stylization for symbol drawing. Good anime art definitely has a method to feeling out where facial proportions are and then drawing the features in perspective in a way that fits the style. Where each eye looks the same, it is different for every angle, it looks the same because the same style rules apply to every example.

[Anonymous No.3685384]

>>3682888
>there's a lot of different styles in the market right now
are you retarded or something?

[Anonymous No.3685464]

>>3679992
purely theoretically?

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[Anonymous No.3689127]

>>3687263
do you know the source of this?

[Anonymous No.3689150]

>>3685464
Do you really find it improbable to be able to construct an "anime" face using basic three dimensional forms?
Maybe you should describe what you think Loomis is, for a laugh.

[Anonymous No.3689908]

>>3689127
HILL CLIMB GIRL

[Anonymous No.3692374]