/beg/ & /int/ - Beginner and Intermediate Thread

[Anonymous No.6486913]

daddy huston edition

If you are a /beg/inner or /int/ermediate in art, please use this thread to post pieces for critique or ask for advice.
Use this thread instead of making new threads or post in the drawthread with fundamental exercises.

RESIZE YOUR IMAGES TO ~1000 PIXELS wide using one of the following methods:
1. screenshot the image and post that instead
2. change camera capture settings to something smaller
3. send to computer and resize in MSPaint

READ THE STICKY:
Completed: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uwaXKU7ev6Tw_or__o8ARpUb6r2rCZYJGqwSFV9AD98/edit
New collaborative sticky (anyone can edit): https://hackmd.io/UMnZVhNITW-T2wZpHw6d0Q
Old: http://www.squidoo.com/how-to-draw-learn

RECOMMENDED BOOKS FOR BEGINNERS:
Read the sticky

TRY TO BE ACTIVE AND GIVE PEOPLE SOME FEEDBACK.
When giving feedback, avoid vague "advice" - point what's wrong and try to give the anon you're quoting a clear direction to improve their art (study heads < watch THIS VIDEO about head structure, read THIS SECTION of THIS ARTIST'S BOOK, etc).
You, feedback seeking anon, should also try to be clear and concise when asking for critique/help. When posting your artwork, say what you want help with, and what's your goal with the study/artwork.

PT: >>6484214

[Anonymous No.6486921]

>>6486913
Any links to the neo beg discord server?
Or any other servers like it?

[Anonymous No.6486926]

>>6486921
There's this server
https://discord.gg/Y3pTWwtf

[Anonymous No.6486928]

am I doing good anons?

[Anonymous No.6486930]

red Pill me on huston vs hampton

[Anonymous No.6486936]

I downloaded some brushes from the CSP rentry but how do I import them?

[Anonymous No.6486938]

I don't know exactly what I'm drawing sometimes, but I think it's time to learn how to draw properly gestures.

[Anonymous No.6486951]

>>6486936
drag them into the brush tool panel

[Anonymous No.6486954]

>>6486930
Hampton actually learned from Huston I think, so why not skip the student middle man and go the master who actually produces great artwork? Huston's explanations are great and nerdy, but I like Huston's art and thinking more, Huston's just a better teacher and artist IMO

[Anonymous No.6486955]

Do you really believe artists on DeviantArt could improve?

[Anonymous No.6486957]

>>6486954
Hampton's explanations are great and really technical*
Damn, I'm being too ESL today

[Anonymous No.6486963]

>>6486930
hudson is a hooligan in disguise if you don't use his box logic TM he's going to wreck you.

Hampton is a spine fetishist

[Anonymous No.6486966]

>>6486955
I know a bunch who have drastically improved, think they were in art school but still guys have gone from well proportioned but boring sketches with basic coloring and next to no shadow to professional level work over the past 7 years or so

[Anonymous No.6486972]

>>6486966
You know full well who I mean when I say artists on DeviantArt. People like that, they're hopeless.

[Anonymous No.6486978]

>>6486972
I'm explicitly talking about porn guys, if you mean furries or whatever then I've got no idea

[Anonymous No.6486998]

>>6486928
Her right hand is three times the size of her left hand, despite being further from the viewer. Eyes are maybe a bit too low on the head (but nothing too bad). Legs are really long.
I think you can improve by going a bit slower

[Anonymous No.6487000]

>>6486978
I mean the guys who get memed here constantly.

[Anonymous No.6487002]

Draw this.

[Anonymous No.6487003]

>>6486998
I see, you're right about me being fast, for some reason my brain is hard wired into thinking going slow and not being able to produce a good art in mere minutes is a sign of failure and lack of skill

[Anonymous No.6487009]

>>6487003
I understand the feeling even if I don't relate. I know it's not easy but try to force yourself to do construction first. If you do some quick measuring you can avoid mistakes like that in the finished drawing and start getting good habits.

[Anonymous No.6487020]

>>6487002
it looks like a teapot with legs that's neat

[Anonymous No.6487025]

>>6487020
>it looks like a teapot with legs that's neat
because it is, you absolute mongoloid
jesus christ this board

[Anonymous No.6487038]

>>6486951
What about for .cls files?

[Anonymous No.6487039]

>>6487002
it looks like a little mecha spider teapot that's nice

[Anonymous No.6487045]

1. Critique my childlike scribbling
2. Redraw in your style

[Anonymous No.6487048]

How many years/months to becoming able to draw something like this in barely 15/20 minutes starting from an amateur level? Currently grinding like a motherfucker and I am in full tryhard mode just to improve quickly.

[Anonymous No.6487049]

Today's practice

[Anonymous No.6487050]

>>6487002
it looks like a little teapot with mechanical legs that's cool

[Anonymous No.6487053]

>>6487002
it looks like metal spider legs with teapot on top that's rad

[Anonymous No.6487055]

Quick self-portrait

[Anonymous No.6487076]

draw them genitals

[Anonymous No.6487079]

>>6487003

I bet you watch a lot speedpainting videos

[Anonymous No.6487113]

>>6487079
well yeah, I know they fit 20-30 hours of work into one 2 min video but still makes me feel slow, thankfully I've been getting rid of that thought process and spending more time on practicing

[Anonymous No.6487145]

hey bros, im scared of drawing, does anyone have any advice? all i do nowdays is absorb knowledge

[Anonymous No.6487147]

>>6487002
Not really proud of my work, tried to work quickly this time and at least just get proportions somewhat right, definitely felt like going in details is too much for me today.

[Anonymous No.6487148]

How much cheating it is if I set up and photograph figurines to figure out poses? I do trace those for now, so I guess it is.

[Anonymous No.6487159]

>>6487148
Depends on what you mean by tracing

[Anonymous No.6487162]

Frazetta study of the day

[Anonymous No.6487176]

>>6487145
Straight lines and circles.
If that scares you too, then do it on graph paper.

[Anonymous No.6487178]

>>6486913
New to anatomy, doing Will Weston and trying to figure out torso/pelvis for females

[Anonymous No.6487188]

>>6487159
I mean quite literally drawing a skeleton over a photograph.

[Anonymous No.6487192]

>>6487003
Your brain is right.

[Anonymous No.6487193]

>>6487002
Cute little thing
Too lazy fucking around with perspective, just eyeballed it

[Anonymous No.6487207]

>>6487002

[Anonymous No.6487220]

>>6487002

[Anonymous No.6487237]

How tf do you draw better Loomies

And please don't say "draw more Loomies"

[Anonymous No.6487239]

>>6487237
anon...I am afraid I have bad news

[Anonymous No.6487242]

>>6487237
Drawing realistic heads are unironically the hardest thing I've ever drawn desu. There is so much detail in them and if you fuck up slightly the whole thing will look bad. Maybe it's because I am a /beg/ idk. You should still be drawing heads though because of their difficulty(will help you improve)

[Anonymous No.6487246]

>>6487237
Unironically the very first step you should take with drawing anything is to draw much bigger.

[Anonymous No.6487248]

>>6487147
You need to do some contour drawing exercises anon. It will help your line quality a lot

[Anonymous No.6487250]

>>6487237

[Anonymous No.6487253]

[Anonymous No.6487270]

>>6487239
Be straight with me doc
>>6487246
You're right. I'm going along with FWAP and trying to just do what he does but do it again the next day from memory with imagined heads. I'll work in some half page faces. I still don't know facial anatomy beyond entry level "there's two eyes and a nose" so everything trends towards cartoony but at least it's looking more 3dish.
>>6487002
Tfw filtered by teapot

[Anonymous No.6487273]

>>6486913
Gesture

[Anonymous No.6487277]

So what is the deal with drawing forms? You draw form that somewhat resemble the human figure and then trace their contours? How does this work?

[Anonymous No.6487281]

>>6487273
hey I recognized those poses, its good to see people drawing with that ref pack.

[Anonymous No.6487285]

>>6487281
Its a great pack, I love it

[Anonymous No.6487293]

>>6487285
yeah the studio that take the pictures does some great work. I prefer the nude models though, easier to see and draw the detail of the body.

[Anonymous No.6487325]

>>6487248
Yeah, you are right, altthough at this point practically any exercise will benefit me

[Anonymous No.6487364]

Do you guys have any good references for full body drawings? I want to learn to draw legs, preferably with pants on. I still can't grasp how feet should stay on the ground, or how a character should look like when standing.

[Anonymous No.6487368]

>>6487237
Steve Huston has a cool video course on basic head construction you might want to check out. That or work on basic forms first.

[Anonymous No.6487386]

>>6487364
Check the /ic/ torrent. As for me, I use CroquisCafe, because it's dirt cheap.

[Anonymous No.6487424]

>>6487293

[Anonymous No.6487425]

>>6486913

[Anonymous No.6487426]

>>6487424
neat

[Anonymous No.6487429]

>>6487424
had to correct my mistake :x

[Anonymous No.6487433]

Played through the original Kid Icarus recently. As annoying as being turned into an eggplant can be, it's an amusing visual that I figured would be fun to draw up.

[Anonymous No.6487441]

>>6487433
you made his thighs too hot

[Anonymous No.6487443]

>>6487386
Thanks. Trying something rn

[Anonymous No.6487454]

>>6487433
>be coomer
>make a kid's thighs fucking massive like in my chinese porn cartoons
hmmmmmm

[Anonymous No.6487457]

>>6487425
post girl source pl

[Anonymous No.6487460]

Is this /beg/?

[Anonymous No.6487463]

>>6487460
low/mid int, can't tell well because it's a sketch

[Anonymous No.6487471]

The longer I draw Loomies the bigger the eyes get and the larger the head becomes. My brain is poisoned by manga.

[Anonymous No.6487474]

>>6487460
Yes

[Anonymous No.6487479]

>>6487441
>>6487454
They're referenced from a woman's legs, if that helps.

[Anonymous No.6487480]

>>6487454

[Anonymous No.6487509]

>>6486050
Continuing.
This sweater may prove to be difficult. Softer shading seems to be the best route, but the how to make the highlights work is getting me. I wanted the highlights to be similar to the sheets, but I am not sure if this would work best for the character. There's also the blue light source behind to consider...

[Anonymous No.6487512]

>>6487457
https://gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=8019736&tags=hisasi
Hisasi
I like his doujins and original hentai manga, an old favorite of mine.

[Anonymous No.6487519]

Any advice?
Any tips to make my own oc's?

[Anonymous No.6487523]

>>6487519
keys to drawing
Use reference for first couple years

[Anonymous No.6487537]

>>6487523
Ok, then i use references to make my own ocs?
Like idk, i want to make a super hero and i use Samuel L Jackson

[Anonymous No.6487552]

>>6487519
Do what ever concept artist or AI would do, steal ideas, archaeology is your biggest repository of public domain ideas, right now ancient Aztec and Korean civilizations are hot shit.

[Anonymous No.6487595]

>>6487237
>draw bigger
>do construction lines with a lighter pencil then use a darker one to draw in features
>follow construction lines to keep features like eyes symmetrical
fwap faces are cartoony and goofy to begin with so don't sweat the more relistic stuff for a bit
also try to draw a lot more, what helped me with fwap was to do rows of five at a time and try to do at least four or five rows in a day instead of worrying about each individual face

[Anonymous No.6487608]

>>6486913
How do people sketch on digital? I usually do the sketch traditionally and pass it to digital, but every time I try to sketch on digital I just can't do anything right. Want to start sketching on digital since it could improve my process of drawing.

[Anonymous No.6487626]

[Anonymous No.6487630]

[Anonymous No.6487635]

hi beg, here's some work from last night and this afternoon during lunch break. I'm trying to learn to draw torsos since I'm tired of just drawing faces.
>>6487630
I've seen your stuff in other threads, it's pretty cool. is there a course or reference you're working from?

[Anonymous No.6487637]

>>6487635
Thanks, right now I'm working through Tomfoxdraws anatomy book.

[Anonymous No.6487644]

Every time I sit down to doodle, unless it's some smug chibi thing, I get very discouraged. If I want to start drawing, should I just pick up something like Vilppu's Drawing Manual and get to reading and grinding? This whole "just draw" thing isn't working out because I genuinely don't know what I'm doing.

[Anonymous No.6487646]

>>6487644
if you want to draw figure drawings then vilppu is a good start. He also has a video course that goes with the book.

[Anonymous No.6487665]

>>6487608
you can try combining lines with shapes of paint

[Anonymous No.6487672]

>>6487608
If the issue is with the tactile feel of the tablet being unfamiliar, you can try taping a large piece of paper to the tablet and drawing that was. It's hard on your nibs, but the feel is nice.

[Anonymous No.6487688]

Hello beg, its time for new book! I dont normally peek ahead but even from the prologue it seems like it will be very standard modern beg book. Its also written by professional art teacher, but this time by man. So i expect less words and more action.

>>6487644
following courses or books has the innate advantage that somebody else figured out for you what to draw. So yeah, you dont waste any time thinking about what to draw. The disadvantage is that you often end up being forced to draw stuff you dont like.
>>6487626
i kneel
>>6487608
you pick pencil / charcoal brush and just... draw? If you have issues of making clean lines on digital thats normal, everybody has that. The slippery surface makes it harder
>>6487509
i keep wondering about the background photo, what is the idea behind it? Why dont you draw your own simple background?
>>6487471
>didnt pyw his gigantic heads with enormous eyes
Anon you had ONE job...
>>6487460
if you drew this from reference then its beg. If its from memory then i kneel
>>6487429
I am not fan of slapping wings on characters but if you have to, make them proportional (bigger) to create illusion they can actually carry her weight.
>>6487148
there are only tools and fools in art anon
>>6487145
just draw
>>6487055
where are the ears? Also every single art book told me to always draw heads with neck and line suggesting shoulders
>>6486921
https://discord.gg/ZTzx4fCh
mmxp0n

[Anonymous No.6487690]

slight style stuff

[Anonymous No.6487692]

[Anonymous No.6487708]

>>6487692
This one's pretty cool.

[Anonymous No.6487711]

>>6487690
>>6487692
How'd you learn to draw this way? I love it.

[Anonymous No.6487726]

>>6487711
Female genes

[Anonymous No.6487728]

>>6487726
Women don't come here.

[Anonymous No.6487737]

>just draw
Okay you all say that, but what am I supposed to just draw? What’s the very first thing I need to just draw? It wasn’t cartoons, apparently, so what was it?

[Anonymous No.6487740]

i know for a fact i'm drawing what i see and yet, every single attempt at drawing this face ends up looking so off
what am i doing wrong?

[Anonymous No.6487741]

>>6487737
FZD 89

[Anonymous No.6487743]

>>6487737
draw niggers

[Anonymous No.6487744]

>>6487740
>i know for a fact i'm drawing what i see
not accurately enough, a small error in proportion and position makes a big difference on a face

[Anonymous No.6487747]

>>6487740
trace it and compare

[Anonymous No.6487749]

>>6487737
I'm in the same boat and I've come to realize that "just draw" is an oversimplification, and that's why it's so confusing to people like you and I. What I think it means in reality is that if you want to do anything, you must consistently practice it. Over the last few months, I've been learning a fighting game and besides just playing the game and getting raw experience, I've also had to read about mechanics and practice combos. I think that's what drawing is like, and I'm going to apply the same philosophy once I get my hands on a book. That is, doodle if I want, since that gets you familiar with the pencil and lines and shapes just like just playing got me familiar with my character and the game, and spend a dedicated amount of time reading and practicing the contents of the book, just like I practiced combos and mechanics I read about. When I first tried to draw, all I'd ever do is study the book, but that's like if I watched videos of people doing combos and practiced those combos, but never actually played the game and applied them. Of course it's not fun sitting there grinding shit, I wouldn't have fun if all I ever did was practice combos, either.
Really, you spend so much time rationalizing and agonizing over the simple action of drawing, that "just draw" is all you need to do at the end of the day.

[Anonymous No.6487759]

>>6487737
https://davidfinchart.com/where-to-start-and-where-to-go-from-there-a-roadmap-to-professional-quality-art/
this might help

[Anonymous No.6487761]

>>6487759
>Get “How To Draw Comics The Marvel Way” by Stan Lee and John Buscema
'jak spotted

[Anonymous No.6487769]

>>6487737
You get better at drawing by drawing. Many people here procrastinate by trying to find the perfect resource or method but in reality, the only way to get better is by actually drawing and figuring things out yourself. Teachers and books, that suit your personality and goals, can help guide you in the right direction, but all of the hard work depends on you putting pencil on paper. Most things people want to draw are quite difficult, figures, faces, animals, landscapes, cars, mechs, buildings, etc. So it's a long road ahead.
Ideally you would be drawing things you want to draw, that are just slightly outside your comfort zone. If it is too challenging then you may give up in frustration. If it's too easy it can be boring and unproductive.
Like the other Anon suggested, FZD's video is pretty good for getting ideas for what is easier and harder to draw.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLqWX7onVmU

[Anonymous No.6487791]

Here’s your inspo, new generation of artists.

https://soundcloud.com/lx87/pastel-ghost-dark-beach-speed-up-reverbed-by-lx

[Anonymous No.6487798]

[Anonymous No.6487822]

Mid 2022 art of Saitama vs Garou.

[Anonymous No.6487828]

>>6487822
Late 2022 art of my OC named Jason Skyfall.

The question I want to ask you is: Did I improve?

[Anonymous No.6487836]

I want to learn rendering. Any video course I can get? Also gonna ask, how much brushes matter? It's ok to use the default ones?

[Anonymous No.6487838]

trying to draw something fun today and enjoy myself

[Anonymous No.6487842]

>>6487798
the torso is way wider than it should be

[Anonymous No.6487844]

>>6487688
> i keep wondering about the background photo, what is the idea behind it? Why dont you draw your own simple background?
I have a handful of reasons, but one of the bigger ones was pic related. I was fond of it and wanted to make more like it.
I initially thought that using a photo background was taking the easy, low effort route, but I think using the photos for this set of pictures actually forced me to address areas of drawing that I'd often avoided in the past. The image I previously posted would likely look fine with a simpler background, but I'm determined to make it work with the photo at this point.

[Anonymous No.6487855]

>>6487002

[Anonymous No.6487857]

>>6487842
Thanks. I really need to take more time to double check after the drawing boxes for the hips and torso.

I've done a lot of rotating boxes etc (thanks DAB), but as soon as I try to picture a box around a rib cage it blows my mind

[Anonymous No.6487863]

>>6487857
no rules just tools
use a cylinder

[Anonymous No.6487864]

>>6487857
why draw a box if you're not going to use vanishing points. they're just lines

[Anonymous No.6487872]

>>6487791
source of bottom middle blonde?

[Anonymous No.6487873]

box

[Anonymous No.6487876]

>>6487711
idk man i just absorbed stuff i really liked and drew frequently

[Anonymous No.6487877]

>>6487293
i'm just here trying to learn to draw and now i can't stop thinking about how many wieners have been inside her

[Anonymous No.6487932]

Any tips on being more clean with my lines or not smudge my paper when doing the values?

[Anonymous No.6487938]

>>6487932
a piece of paper
https://youtu.be/bOxIQaWRXiw?t=1049 (17m36s if the timestamp doesn't work)

[Anonymous No.6487983]

my guess

[Anonymous No.6487988]

where you even get idea of drawing chest boxes what made you start doing it? it must have some preparatory talk of how you supposed to approach it.

[Anonymous No.6488010]

Did some cartooning as my warmup today before doing more work on forms. Gotta ask my fellow /beg/tards, how do you separate your ego from your work to critique it yourself? I'm trying, but I find that I think it's ok, then come back later to think it looks worse, then later to revile it to the point I don't want to look at it.
This goes the same for just simple practice and tutorial work.

[Anonymous No.6488047]

>>6488010
Once you start to understand how your ego is only in the way, you'll be ok with saying
<yea this one sucks as
then you can start looking at the work you did and think about the places where you went wrong and what parts you might've actually done ok with. Embrace the journey, keep your old pictures saved somewhere if possible and look back at them later to check up how you've improved.

[Anonymous No.6488097]

>>6486913
Any resources to help with building a better understanding of complex form? I'm able to conceptualize the basic shapes, boxes, spheres, etc shifted in different perspectives but i'm not able to translate that into an understanding for other forms, especially non-symmetrical ones. I can't seem to effectively apply an understanding of the effects of perspective on shapes that look like squeezed playdoh or are crazy irregular polyhedrons.

[Anonymous No.6488120]

if i fucked up a drawing should i fix it, continue working on it, or just abandon it?

[Anonymous No.6488124]

>>6487798
gave it a go

[Anonymous No.6488129]

>>6488120
Draw it again from the scratch or just abandon.

[Anonymous No.6488134]

>>6488120
Use it as a learning opportunity.

[Anonymous No.6488136]

>>6488120
Finish it and remember the mistakes

[Anonymous No.6488137]

>>6486938
These are good. They look very calm and focused as opposed to the usual erratic parkinsons noodles that get posted as gesture studies.

[Anonymous No.6488139]

>>6488097
Look up "cross contour" on youtube.
Get very comfortable with cross contour.

[Anonymous No.6488141]

migraines ruin every thing

[Anonymous No.6488143]

>>6486913
Fuck off Steve, quit advertising yourself as the gay wet dream on this board.

[Anonymous No.6488144]

>>6488141
Painkillers, hot shower, sleep.

[Anonymous No.6488145]

>>6487711
Step1 be trans

[Anonymous No.6488146]

>>6487626
May I ask how you construct your figures?

[Anonymous No.6488161]

I'm either thinking too hard or not enough. I take a spiral bound A5 sketchbook with me to practice and sketch nature or urban thumbnails. I just throw it in my bag for now, but even if I'm careful the edges get cruddied up and/or folded. Looked for some a5 notebook covers and everything just looks kinda bad, like over engineered faux leather etsy stuff. Does anyone have like a business ledger or even a handy nylon zipper keeper that can hold a book, pens, maybe an eraser and that's it?

[Anonymous No.6488164]

>>6488139
I know cross contouring, I feel my problem is more to do with fundamentally understanding the complex, misshapen, ambiguous forms that are already in a subject which i would think would be a prerequisite to contouring and thereby solving my problem but i'll look back into it. Maybe there's deeper magic in it that i never saw past the surface level.

[Anonymous No.6488177]

>>6488141
> I’m about to teach you two neat and fast little tricks to deal with pain!

>The first is the sternocleidomastoid muscle, or the SCM muscle.

>This big red section is responsible for pain around the eye, cheekbone, and jaw, as well as some temple pain. Literally all you have to do is angle your head down a little, angle it away from the side that hurts, and then you can gently pinch and rub that muscle. I find it best to start at the bottom and travel upwards. The relief is so immediate! You can increase pressure as you feel comfortable doing so.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHRpaBzaLrc

[Anonymous No.6488178]

>>6488141
>>6488177
>The second is a fast and easy stretch that soothes your vagus nerve, which is the nerve responsible for calming you down. The vagus nerve, for those unfamiliar, is stimulated by deep breathing such as yawning, sighing, singing, or taking a deep breath to calm your anger in a tense situation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbowIy6kONY

[Anonymous No.6488188]

>>6488177
>>6488178
Do not do this it creates mustard gas

[Anonymous No.6488210]

>>6488146
like this
>stickman for position of limbs and proportion
>draw the person
>make any adjustments now
>new layer
>line it
>render (not shown)

[Anonymous No.6488224]

>>6488188
fucking kek

[Anonymous No.6488234]

What are some books that teach this style of line art / inking for trad mediums? I'm getting pretty good with pencil, but am not sure how to take the next step

[Anonymous No.6488242]

trying to a representation of this cursed fake reality in painting

[Anonymous No.6488243]

>>6488234
also how do I not be scared of inking traditionally? It's so easy to mess up and so hard to undo mistakes it seems

[Anonymous No.6488248]

>>6488234
get a ball point pen, fountain pen, or dip pen and trace your drawings. The best way is to mess around. Also there is white ink for really big mistakes.

[Anonymous No.6488251]

>>6488234
Prolly look at basics and then just ape moebius' style from his books. Maybe look into guys like Kim Jung Gi or other Superani artists, tomfoxdraws or Scott Robertson for the constructional approach and just grow into a character illustration career because that shit is pretty advanced if you want to do it right. Learn to draw in perspective and just build up/combine references until you get what you want. Tbqh if you're /beg/ just do Peter Han's stuff and mix it in with Loomis' cartoony shit, or if you're pre-/beg/ begin with Keys to Drawing.

[Anonymous No.6488254]

Could someone draw the scapulas and trapezus on this pic? I'm kinda lost.

[Anonymous No.6488260]

>>6488234
>>6488243
Start by making 10 000 mistakes
Also post your pencil sketches, I'm curious as a fellow trad chad

[Anonymous No.6488261]

>>6488234
older, but I find guptill's rendering in pen and ink is useful and good.
but most of it is just going to be doing it a lot. doing it so much that you dont care about messing up anymore, and or that you can recover from any messup easily.

[Anonymous No.6488325]

>>6488248
Thanks, I will. Just bought a cheap light table off amazon.

>>6488251
Thanks. I'm already studying all the people you mentioned, so this gives me some feeling of being on the right path.

>>6488260
Ugh yeah, I guess I'll have to figure out some form of ink sketching practice. Have you found inking tools that are beginner friendly, meaning not a pain in the ass to deal with? Dip pens make a mess, brush pens are hard to control line width with ... so should i just use fineliners?

picrel is a page of animal studies I'm happy with. Obviously still need a lot of work.

>>6488261
>guptill
Downloaded it, looks helpful at first glance, thanks.
>doing it so much that you dont care about messing up anymore
Yeah of course, will do. But I find it helps to get some tips / strategies / exercises from an expert to start with and not feel lost.

[Anonymous No.6488359]

I drew this.

[Anonymous No.6488367]

>>6488359
Based perspective made easy reader

[Anonymous No.6488368]

[Anonymous No.6488376]

[Anonymous No.6488377]

>>6488376
>>6488368

oops

[Anonymous No.6488393]

This thread is the only refuge from the porn spam bait threads

[Anonymous No.6488399]

>>6488359
now draw some straight lines

[Anonymous No.6488446]

My last recent piece in my third world country

[Anonymous No.6488465]

>>6488446
Also did this, is not lava, i tried makimg the light reflection bu used the wrong colors

[Anonymous No.6488476]

>>6488325
Fellow chad Cephalopod drawer

[Anonymous No.6488521]

>>6488210
I... I can't follow this

[Anonymous No.6488527]

>>6488446
>>6488465
Nature sovl

[Anonymous No.6488573]

>>6487460
I made this 2019 for an art course. I fell into depression in early 2020. I basically can't improve anymore. I'm scared to even try getting out of my comfort zone, as a result I don't draw nearly as much as I used to. I can only bring myself to make small scribbles. It's been eating away at me for years and I just can't push through.

[Anonymous No.6488657]

>>6488573
Depression isn't real, stop feeling sorry for yourself and start grinding.
>inb4 "depression is real, retard"
Maybe it is but I refuse to believe it so it can never affect me.

[Anonymous No.6488658]

>>6487463
??? It is not even higu beg retard.

[Anonymous No.6488663]

>>6488658
there's no ints here

[Anonymous No.6488665]

>>6488573
Fellow depression bro here.
If your really wanted to try and struggle through your funk, my suggestion will be to start small, like really small. I had to use my comfort zone as an anchor to keep myself drawing, even when I knew I wasn't too good. I kept doodling things that made me happier, and that helped me whether my deeper bouts of depression. If you can only do small scribbles, keep doing them, don't allow yourself to stop. If you do stop, don't beat yourself up, just pick up a pencil when you can and try again. I had to do that many times.

I'm rooting for you, whoever you are.

[Anonymous No.6488667]

Made this Puss n Boots comic

Something doesn't sit right with me, and it's mainly the colors and the background. I think it's okay that they're simplistic, I just don't know if it's too saturated or something for the subjects.

[Anonymous No.6488671]

>>6488667
looks unfinished

[Anonymous No.6488672]

>>6488254
anyone?

[Anonymous No.6488675]

Finally sat my fuckin fat ass down and did a little work in my Hampton Figure Drawing book. Basically just copied what he did. My plan is to read, copy, and understand each thing he does in a given chapter of the book, then apply that shit to a few of my own drawings before moving on to the next chapter.

[Anonymous No.6488678]

>>6488010
You may think that it's just some cringe motivational platitudes, but I truly believe that failing is the only way to get better, as long as you learn something. You shouldn't be afraid to fail, it's just a necessary stepping stone on your path to mastery. I never throw away any of my work, because I know in couple years I am going to look at it and see just how much I improved. Even now I see improvements, when I flip just a few pages in sketchbook. They may not be much, but it's about progress, no matter how small. I actually really dislike that feeling when I look at what I drew and feel that it's good, because complacency breeds stagnation. I apply this to every skill I try to improve, not just drawing.

[Anonymous No.6488679]

>>6488675
Stop drawing the same line 100 times it is a crutch

[Anonymous No.6488682]

>>6488679
Everybody keeps saying "draw through the forms". Should I not do that? Should I just draw/erase/draw/erase until the shape is right?

[Anonymous No.6488686]

>>6488682
Of course draw through the form I mean when you are redrawing the same lines 58 times

[Anonymous No.6488687]

>>6488682
what do you think drawing through the form is?

[Anonymous No.6488689]

>>6488686
Just look at your left drawing, you have repeat every line for the ribcage 50 times. You redraw the centerline for the head like 7 times.

[Anonymous No.6488709]

>>6488254
Super hard ref, but I tried my hardest to show it

[Anonymous No.6488718]

>>6488671
I agree, but what specifically can I do?
I usually always stop at the lineart stage and never get to coloring
It's a gag comic, so I don't mind it being simple. But it does feel like something's missing, I just can't tell what.

[Anonymous No.6488729]

Retarded question but when practicing am I supposed to erase and perfect or just keep drawing?
It's so easy to erase on pc it's making me wonder if it leads to a vastly different experience to how you're supposed to learn

[Anonymous No.6488733]

>>6487523
Can I practice copying cartoon characters like this?

[Anonymous No.6488736]

>>6488729
scott robertson - how to draw - page 13

[Anonymous No.6488738]

>>6487002
I don’t know when you’re supposed to get dopamine from drawing, all I feel is shame and disgust at the end of this.

[Anonymous No.6488741]

>>6488736
And Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain tells the opposite.

[Anonymous No.6488745]

>>6487798
how do you open the refernace window in csp like that?

[Anonymous No.6488746]

>>6488741
that book is a meme

[Anonymous No.6488750]

>>6488741
one is written by an industry professional and teaches the fundamentals while the other is full of pseudoscience nonsense

[Anonymous No.6488754]

>>6488738
don't beat yourself up over it, it's on par with everyone else's here, just mind your proportions so you don't end up going outside of the page
>>6488745
it's another canvas I think

[Anonymous No.6488763]

>>6488750
Don't disagree but she's actually a higher level teacher than him lol

[Anonymous No.6488774]

>>6488667

[Anonymous No.6488776]

>>6488774
I meant there’s a lot of warm and cool colors also. Not a color expert but the purple just seemed weird but it may work

[Anonymous No.6488781]

>>6488733
I mean if you want to you can. You'll probably become a perma /beg/ doing it though.

[Anonymous No.6488783]

>>6487798
i tried drawing it too, what do you guyq think? any advice? i fucked up the second leg, feet are really hare to draw.
and sorry i couldn't upload it directly my country seems to be range banned https://imgur.com/a/op1QAUV

[Anonymous No.6488799]

>>6488774
>>6488776
Incredibly useful. Thank you!

[Anonymous No.6488826]

>>6488763
"higher level teacher"
high school and community college teacher that preached bullshit her whole life. i'll take the guy with the pocket protector

[Anonymous No.6488829]

Are there some tips or tricks for sense of scale? How to make something look huge and menacing?

[Anonymous No.6488833]

>>6488829
have a size reference like a human or a car or something and atmospheric fog (basically things that further away have less contrast)

[Anonymous No.6488842]

>>6487838
what brush is that? looks cool as shit

[Anonymous No.6488852]

>>6488783
your drawing is stiff compare to the ref. Look at the plant leg, most of the weight should be there. Also the left side arm in your drawing doesn't show the stretch the ref is doing. When drawing a figure you should push the form a bit more.

[Anonymous No.6488866]

Does anyone know what Bammes is talking about here? What are the trails? The contours?

[Anonymous No.6488877]

>>6488177
anon you just made me discover one of my g-spots. I think I'm gonna coom now UOHHHHHH

[Anonymous No.6488882]

tried making a study of some old statue and it turned into borderline porn
on one hand i feel like i'm making progress, but i'm probably about to lose a couple followers
>>6487433
cute art and based taste in vidya
>>6487692
>>6487690
blog? v cute style

[Anonymous No.6488888]

>>6488738
It's like screwing your sister. You don't want to do it and you know you'll regret it afterwards, but while you're doing it and getting into the flow of it without thinking about it so much, it's actually pretty fun.

[Anonymous No.6488908]

>>6488866
>reading
Ngmi

[Anonymous No.6488912]

>>6488781
Ohhh, so cartoons 4 fun and real people to progress.

[Anonymous No.6488919]

>>6488709
Thanks man it's perfect

[Anonymous No.6488923]

>>6488912
the logic is that you need to understand real people before you make abstractions of them
no harm in copying cartoons to understand the style of them but it's not the most efficient way to develop your own, especially if you lack the basics

[Anonymous No.6488961]

>>6486913
Good practice today

[Anonymous No.6488984]

[Anonymous No.6489009]

>>6487049
Tom Fox?

[Anonymous No.6489015]

>>6488829
Perspective

[Anonymous No.6489024]

[Anonymous No.6489025]

>>6487761
>'jak
??

[Anonymous No.6489026]

[Anonymous No.6489076]

>>6488745
sorry for late response

yeah i just open the image and drag the tab so its floating over the other image.

thankfully by default CSP keeps that new box floating over the canvas instead of going behind it everytime you select the main canvas like it would in windows

[Anonymous No.6489105]

>>6487509
Continuing...
I know the concept of polishing turds exists for a reason, but I feel I won't be able to break through my malaise without being willing to complete my work as best I can. Just doing sketches and nothing else is an easy trap to fall in to.
That said, after I complete the third image, I'll go back to studying and sketching.

[Anonymous No.6489107]

>>6487761
Average sharty user IQ

[Anonymous No.6489109]

>>6489105
This is cute. How long have you been drawing?

[Anonymous No.6489149]

>>6489109
Most of my life really, on and off. Had some nasty periods where I stopped altogether, which really stunted my fundamentals, so I'm trying to train myself seriously going forward.

[Anonymous No.6489172]

>>6488842
It's one of the pencils from this set! https://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/detail?id=1740419 enjoy!

[Anonymous No.6489190]

>>6488984
dude, you need to stop doing this shit, it is so recognizable it is not even funny. I don't even care about your clean lines, everything is just stiff. Drop what the fuck you are studying and just study morpho and hampton lmao.

[Anonymous No.6489197]

>>6489190
Thanks but I've already gone through Morpho and Hampton. I'm almost finished with this book anyways.

[Anonymous No.6489208]

not very happy with my circles and curves, I will just trace circles and ellipses for at lest 3 weeks daily, will just draw TM work?

[Anonymous No.6489236]

where can i get high res pictures for master studies?

[Anonymous No.6489239]

>>6489236
artvee.com

[Anonymous No.6489249]

>>6489208
you will marginally improve but there's a reason why scott robertson's how to draw material list includes a circle+ellipse guide and a straight edge

[Anonymous No.6489272]

>>6489249
I'm with you, I think I will plateu after 14 days but I think it will be good for my motor skills, its only 20 minutes and I take it as warm up for better stuff.

[Anonymous No.6489279]

Keys of Drawing is hard!!

[Anonymous No.6489281]

>>6489279

[Anonymous No.6489282]

>>6489281

[Anonymous No.6489284]

>>6489282
Hate how every single beginner book immediately starts showing shading that a beginner will have no idea how to do

[Anonymous No.6489289]

>>6489284
yeah I dont know hot to do shading
What do you think I should do?

[Anonymous No.6489300]

>>6489289
Keys to drawing will explain it later on

[Anonymous No.6489309]

>>6489300
should I use the default brush in clip studio to shade?

[Anonymous No.6489318]

>>6489309
focus more on the shape of the shade than the actual render.

[Anonymous No.6489321]

I was drawing this mainwhile I was watching the sopranos, lol.

[Anonymous No.6489324]

>>6489309
>doing keys to drawing digitally
Ummmm

[Anonymous No.6489337]

>>6489321
try harder and better

[Anonymous No.6489338]

spooky

[Anonymous No.6489340]

>>6489321
Art is serious business dude. You either watch sopranos or don't draw. Simple as.

[Anonymous No.6489345]

grit pls

[Anonymous No.6489347]

>>6489340
that was rude, but necesary, desu

[Anonymous No.6489348]

>>6489345
why are you here? You should be in twitter.

[Anonymous No.6489351]

>>6489345
eyes do not fit the whole, everything else is fine I guess. nice ears

[Anonymous No.6489358]

>>6489345
I like the wa you colored the eyes a lot

[Anonymous No.6489366]

>>6489351
stylizing eyes has always been hard for me, i can't ever figure out what i like and what fits with how i draw everything else

[Anonymous No.6489379]

Alright I've been lurking and kinda want to get into drawing I've been doodling and attempting a on a notebook cause of a character I've been trying to draw, I didn't really draw much as a kid but took a animation class in HS and yea wasn't good (really beg) I've read the sticky and I really don't have a clue on where to begin actually learning the fundamentals any pointers?

[Anonymous No.6489386]

>>6489379
trying out at least the first lessons in drawabox would probably be worth it just to get comfortable with a pen. the homework exercises are quick and simple.
you can probably google beginner drawing exercises to find basic things like drawing cubes and spheres and shit you can do to start to immerse yourself in drawing, and then go from there.

[Anonymous No.6489390]

>>6489379
https://www.ctrlpaint.com/library
blocks two and three of this is what helped me get started drawing

[Anonymous No.6489403]

>>6489366
I think you have 2 problems perspective and too much detail in comparison to the overall work resulting in a mushy mess.

[Anonymous No.6489406]

>>6489321

Listen to music or podcast rather than watch something.

[Anonymous No.6489409]

>>6488984

these are lovely.

can I see your finished artwork? twiiter? insta?

[Anonymous No.6489410]

>>6489406
So, my loomis head was good, but could be better if I focused more?

[Anonymous No.6489412]

>>6488888

wtf

i know its 4chan but wtf...

[Anonymous No.6489415]

>>6489410

it's always good to focus on what you're doing rather than split your attention.

construction requires a decent hand eye coordination. keep working at it and you'll get there. one thing though selfies tend to be warped by the camera lens. find a proper photo taken by a professional.

[Anonymous No.6489420]

>>6489415
>it's always good to focus on what you're doing rather than split your attention.
I read that in keys of drawing, keep more focus in the thing you are drawing than in your own drawing.

>construction requires a decent hand eye coordination. keep working at it and you'll get there.
Alright. Thank you for the advice.

>one thing though selfies tend to be warped by the camera lens. find a proper photo taken by a professional.
Alright profesional photos and not screenshots of porn videos.

[Anonymous No.6489424]

>>6488852
thank you a lot for the advice anon

[Anonymous No.6489442]

>>6489009
TACO

[Anonymous No.6489484]

with something instead of color

[Anonymous No.6489486]

>>6489484
Your poses are too static, mate.
Recoil would be pushing them further back. If you shoot without leaning forward and have a firm step, you're gonna have a bad time

[Anonymous No.6489490]

How could I save this without having to start over? Ended up testing a couple pens I have but now I kinda like this so would be nice to get it right.

[Anonymous No.6489505]

>>6489386
>>6489390
Thanks for the advice anons, I'll start them when I wake up later

[Anonymous No.6489510]

>>6489486
I cant :<

[Anonymous No.6489516]

>>6489510
Literally just search for pictures of people at the range, dude.
Spread the legs, lean back, lean forward. Center of gravity as low as possible etc

[Anonymous No.6489534]

>>6489490
Draw it again.

[Anonymous No.6489539]

[Anonymous No.6489584]

Coloring is HARD

I do the usual Flat layer > Multiply and Screen layer but it gives mixed results.

Any recommendation for tutorial / video on how to start with this?

[Anonymous No.6489647]

Tips? Tricks even. Not sure what went wrong

[Anonymous No.6489653]

>>6489647

[Anonymous No.6489658]

>>6489412
It's how you should approach art. The numbers confirm.

[Anonymous No.6489665]

>>6489653
Yes we're both wearing glasses

[Anonymous No.6489673]

>>6489665
He's showing you what glasses look like in that perspective.

[Anonymous No.6489676]

>>6489539
Pig girls are based

[Anonymous No.6489678]

>>6489379
Keys to Drawing

[Anonymous No.6489679]

>>6489673
Yeah I got that I just figured it wasn't the worst thing wrong with the image, I thought it might be in the anatomy/lineart

[Anonymous No.6489680]

>>6487761
Gemerald Man

[Anonymous No.6489682]

>>6489324
If I shouldnt be using KoD, what book do you recommend to start drawing digitally?

[Anonymous No.6489684]

>>6489679
There's a lot wrong with it. But this was the most effective and easiest thing I can give you.

[Anonymous No.6489688]

>>6489684
Well can you name some specifics?

[Anonymous No.6489689]

>>6487838
>>6489345
I think the drawing had some problems even back when you posted on /asg/.
I have some ideas on what you can try. If you don't like these or dont think it will work, I understand.
Good luck on your painting.

[Anonymous No.6489691]

>>6489688
What is the head doing.

[Anonymous No.6489698]

>>6489691
Well you got me there.

[Anonymous No.6489699]

>>6487798
What is the name of the model right NOW
i need to study this mommy right now

[Anonymous No.6489703]

>>6488682
Basically you're supposed to move your hand while thinking about the form in your head, which after a while you'll gain a connection with actually "feeling" the form while you do it. You can actually do this with just one line, as long as the line is relatively in the accurate spots. Feeling the form is basically drawing outer shapes of the major masses and drawing cross contour lines to describe how exactly the forms are sculpted.
As a rule of thumb you should never draw the same line more than 3 times, unless you are deliberately trying to make that line thicker and darker using a buildup method. Otherwise you drawings will fail to be clear and you'll struggle to finish your work later.
I know it's fucking annoying at first but drawing will be so much faster and more apparent with your mistakes when you adopt these good habits.

[Anonymous No.6489705]

>>6489698
You just have to pick a direction, like you're mixing profile, a back view, and the glasses/eye are frontal. We can see the back of the head (indicated by the pigtail/hathole), outer contour of the face suggests the head is in profile facing the same direction as the gun is firing, and the glass is nearly a circle which is indicating we're looking right at it from the front. All three are fighting each other, making it weak, instead of making a coherent over all suggestion of which direction the head facing.

[Anonymous No.6489706]

>>6489689
ty for fixing the hands and eyes! I was struggling with those a lot.

[Anonymous No.6489712]

>>6488682
What the fuck do you think "draw through the form" means? I'm genuinely curious.

[Anonymous No.6489727]

>>6489705
Yeah I wasn't really sure how to capture the twist in the back. I wanted the upper torso to be more in line to the camera, with the waist pointed away at an angle, and then lost that when I tried to get both the back of the head and face in profile. Ill try to redraw this later and hopefully not spend 2 and a half hours on it

[Anonymous No.6489732]

>>6489689
>added tits

Ruined it.

[Anonymous No.6489757]

Haven't posted in a while. Still haven't landed my first art job, but I'm feeling like it's getting closer. Been trying to hone my design stuff like a motherfucker. I'll post a couple of images.

Here's a demon fencer, and the next pic will be the fellow in action.

[Anonymous No.6489758]

>>6489757

Action poses of the fella.

[Anonymous No.6489760]

>>6489757
>>6489758

..Close enough. Here's the action poses.

[Anonymous No.6489762]

Quick design. Some gangster boss.

[Anonymous No.6489763]

Some random daily sketch, didn't really focus on the design, just wanted to draw.

[Anonymous No.6489765]

bird s

[Anonymous No.6489768]

>>6489757
>>6489760
>>6489762
>>6489763
OTher than calling things gangster this is really good!
Maybe try over rendering stuff, how is your rendering skills?

[Anonymous No.6489776]

>>6489757
Damn dude all the drawings you posted are super nice, far beyond /beg/. Where did you learn anatomy?

[Anonymous No.6489781]

Is being a perma /beg/ a real thing. And can I escape it?
I'm in this weird place were I've been drawing for almost 10+ years without ever really learning fundamentals. This couple of years I started achiving one of my teenage dreams of gaining an online following and I get my commissions slots filled really quickly every time I'm open.
But I don't really know how to draw a simple shape in perspective and I rely TOO much on reference even for the most simple basic poses.
Is there a cure for me? Could something like drawabox help?

[Anonymous No.6489782]

>>6489768

Thanks!

>Maybe try over rendering stuff, how is your rendering skills?

Not good. There's a reason why I don't do it. :D I can't paint for shit. Colorblind and it makes even grey hues mix together, which is the reason why I never like to do it. I CAN/COULD do it, but it's a bit difficult and annoying to do when colors and hues mix together and I cant' see it.

Added latest attempt at even slight rendering. I know it's not highly rendered, but it's something.

>>6489776

Thanks! Yeah I know I'm not /beg/ anymore, but since I'm not a pro either and this is nowdays an /int/ -thread also, I figured I'd post here since I don't really know where else to.

>Where did you learn anatomy?

George B. Bridgmans constructive anatomy + the human machine, which I've drawn through a bazillion times since I bought them over 10 years ago as a teenager. Ofc started with some poor anatomy book with highly rendered pictures as does almost everyone, but since then it was mostly Bridgman + drawing humans from references. My characters used to be super stiff, so last couple of years it's been me trying to draw fluid characters with good anatomy. It's a long journey, constantly learning new. Prokos structure videos have also been superb. Easier to draw 3Dish anatomy when you know your structure.

[Anonymous No.6489783]

>>6489768

This is close to 3 years old, so the quality is shite, but it's close to being the last proper attempt from me at rendering stuff. I just really don't like it.

[Anonymous No.6489784]

>>6489781
Learn some basic perspective?
https://ia601309.us.archive.org/12/items/PerspectiveMadeEasy/Norling%20-%20Perspective%20Made%20Easy.pdf

[Anonymous No.6489788]

>>6489783
Agreed. Rendering is the most mindnumbingly boring fucking thing in art. Fuck being a render monkey, your pieces stand on their own with just the flats.

[Anonymous No.6489789]

>>6489732
Nigger, not everyone is fucking pedophile like you .Nothing wrong with a man wanting a little bit of booba even if it's small

[Anonymous No.6489791]

>>6489789
a fucking pedophile like you*
Christ, I can't type today.

[Anonymous No.6489792]

>>6489789
There's no point in replying to people that don't draw and rely on bait for (you)s. The best thing you can do is just ignore it.

[Anonymous No.6489830]

>>6489788

Haha, yeah. And thank you! That's what I'm trying to go for.

[Anonymous No.6489837]

[Anonymous No.6489839]

>>6489760
this is some amazing gesture

[Anonymous No.6489842]

>>6489839

Dang thanks. All from imagination.

[Anonymous No.6489848]

>>6489760
dude this is great agree with the other anon love the gesture, I love whirlwinds but never got a feel on how to draw them, any tips, is it just drawing circles and lifting the pen half way?

[Anonymous No.6489857]

>>6489848

Thanks!

I think it's easier to understand if you think about the whirlwind as one ellipse. Then you just draw the contouring lines which follow the ellipses form. And then you mix it up a little bit, as in that there's some thicker and thinner parts in the ellipse. And in the end it's an ellipse with some bigger circles going through it - some bigger, some smaller. Don't really know what else to say. Learning structure is imo. the key to get good. Proko has a good structure basics video on youtube.

[Anonymous No.6489859]

>>6489857

>And in the end it's an ellipse with some bigger circles going through it

*with some bigger circles/donuts going around it

[Anonymous No.6489862]

>>6489760
IC person who can actually draw?! I don't believe it

[Anonymous No.6489866]

>>6489442
??

[Anonymous No.6489867]

>>6489782
>>6489783
>Colorblind and it makes even grey hues mix together,
Ah ok that sucks maybe you could focus on cell shading?
Like the frog warrior is the best thing you've posting imo
This is really pro level stuff man!

[Anonymous No.6489874]

Grinding hampton and gold finger. I hope this is the right way to study anatomy

[Anonymous No.6489878]

>>6489862

Lol thanks.

>>6489867

Yeah I try to keep things simple. Oh, thanks. That was quite a comfy way of finishing the piece. Got to attempt something similar next :^) Yuuge thanks. I just sent my first application to a game studio in 2 years - they didn't have any openings. But I have more places in mind. HOPIUM.

[Anonymous No.6489887]

>>6487002
I'm sorry /beg/

[Anonymous No.6489896]

>>6489781
if you're getting paid you aren't beg, even if you do need fundamentals

[Anonymous No.6489926]

>>6489857
I do something similar, I'll leave sometime today to try again. thanks anon

[Anonymous No.6489957]

AAAAAAA WHY IS DRAWING CYLINDERS SO MUCH HARDER THAN DRAWING SPHERES

[Anonymous No.6489963]

gonna ask here cause it's the most popular thread and no /stupidquestions/
I remember seeing websites like this that other artists would tweet from/about but I can't remember their names. it was basically a basic form you could fill out to send requests/suggestions/crits/ask the artist questions and I'm thinking of using one of those to get some suggestions going for stuff to draw as well as having unfiltered, honest critique from my followers cause twitter is too fake nice and useful critique is very rare

[Anonymous No.6489966]

>>6489965
>>6489965
>>6489965
>>6489965
>>6489965
move whenever, ladies

[Anonymous No.6492340]

>>6487828
it's difficult to say, because the first image seems to be from a distorted angle, the second one i find that the ankles are a bit shortened

[Anonymous No.6492349]

>>6488718
I don't know exactly what to say, try finding some color theory books, and study renderings you like from other artists.

[Anonymous No.6492351]

>>6488763
>female mentioned
Instantly rejected

[Anonymous No.6492354]

>>6489689
Do you have blog?