How do I draw distinct and expressive charcters?

[Anonymous No.3851017]

[Anonymous No.3851022]

>>3851017
use loomis heads for construction

[Anonymous No.3851023]

Is this bait?

[Anonymous No.3851026]

>>3851023
90% of threads on this board are baite

[Anonymous No.3851030]

>>3851017
To draw Ruby you must first be Wooby.

[Anonymous No.3851088]

>>3851017
>texan shonen anime
that's a yikes,CRINGE and a big oof from me buddy

[Anonymous No.3851155]

>>3851017
>using pic related for an example of "distinct and expressive characters"
>using a shit 3d cartoon on an art board
die

[Anonymous No.3851159]

>>3851017
Have good taste. Any monkey can learn to draw but with taste you either have it or not.

[Anonymous No.3851160]

>>3851088
wait that horse shit was made in Texas?

[Anonymous No.3851161]

>>3851017
do gesture studies already dammit

[Anonymous No.3851164]

>>3851017
Stare at Nomura’s designs until they become a part of your muscle memory, then you can draw distinct characters.

[Anonymous No.3851165]

>>3851164
All those BELTS. I forgot how retarded these designs could be.

[Anonymous No.3851167]

>>3851165
These belts, they will teach OP to draw detail.

[Anonymous No.3852763]

>>3851017
By drawing people with distinct and expressive personalities (think of some cool characters)

[Anonymous No.3854530]

>>3851017
> Ruby
> distinct
> expressive

[Anonymous No.3854535]

I will never understand why nips enjoy that trash. Don't they have enough domestic animu garbage as it is?

[Anonymous No.3854574]

>>3854535
i like it

[Anonymous No.3854606]

>>3851017
How many times do i have to say it?
Stop embarrassing the fandom and stay in /trash/

also this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S94VIlQyFWo
>copy emojis

[Anonymous No.3855267]

>>3854535
> Don't they have enough domestic animu garbage as it is?
Exactly. "Oh, rook! Gaijin can anime too!" It's novel for them.
And while characters suck, music and battle choreography are nice.

[Anonymous No.3855317]

>18 replies
>zero actual discussion of OP question.

Classic /ic/

[Anonymous No.3855418]

>>3855317
why would we when op posted a bait picture? if he posted something good then maybe the discussion would be a little better

[Anonymous No.3856487]

>>3851017
If your end goal is that then you need to become dumber than you already are then draw random shapes onto clothes that you'll correct into needless belts later.

[Anonymous No.3856952]

>>3851017

[Anonymous No.3856959]

>>3851159
This. Technique is slow, methodically, and highly teachable. What separates good artists from exceptional ones is aestheticism. It's difficult to teach taste because it usually is gained from life experiences and quality of thought.

[Anonymous No.3856989]

>>3851159
>Any monkey can learn to draw
I find this encouraging and want to shout it in the faces of people that think being able to draw is some god given magical instant ability, which seems to be the opinion of pretty much everyone I've ever met. It makes me mad as fuck.

Drawing is just a general skill that consists of many smaller skills, each of which any average person can practice to a competent level. But like studying it's not just your hours spent that matter, also HOW you spent them. Methodically drawing each hair on one portrait's head for two weeks is technically time spent practicing drawing, but not time spent efficiently. Essentially ''I spent 5 years drawing'' tells you very little about someone.

[Anonymous No.3856994]

>>3851164
>yo, I heard you were complaining about drawing too many belts on my characters

[Anonymous No.3856998]

>>3851164
does she have a belt under that dress to hold her belts?