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

[Anonymous No.6875391]

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.

>READ THE STICKY:
Completed: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uwaXKU7ev6Tw_or__o8ARpUb6r2rCZYJGqwSFV9AD98
New collaborative: https://hackmd.io/UMnZVhNITW-T2wZpHw6d0Q
Old: http://www.squidoo.com/how-to-draw-learn
w/ic/i: https://sites.google.com/site/ourwici/
>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.

previous thread: >>6870345

[Anonymous No.6875405]

How do you start drawing?

[Anonymous No.6875406]

I didn't even finalize the suit

[Anonymous No.6875414]

>>6875405
Don’t. I stopped drawing a few weeks back and it’s been great. Better than dealing with the people here.
I won’t draw today.

[Anonymous No.6875416]

Beach day

[Anonymous No.6875417]

hewwo bros, almost finished the first copy of Bridgman, ill start Bridgman from memory later today or tomorrow
my proportions are a bit off, can anyone share some good observation exercises?
i want my art to look like this guy https://twitter.com/_AGOTO , im following david finch roadmap but I don't feel good enough to even start doing studies of agoto, i need advice bros

[Anonymous No.6875420]

>>6875417
sorry about the shit picture, my phone camera is garbage, also yes i do know my lines are shaky and scratchy, im trying to fix that

[Anonymous No.6875425]

>>6875417
You fell for the bridgememe

You need to already have good accuracy and understanding of form to get anything out of Bridgememe's scribbles. For now you'd be better off with Vilpuu, Loomis or Bargue.

[Anonymous No.6875426]

>>6875425
ok what books specifically?

[Anonymous No.6875427]

>>6875405
With a pencil

[Anonymous No.6875428]

>>6875417
Bridgman really isn't the best if you want to do more stylised drawings. Try any of the numerous asian books instead, assuming you've read keys to drawing

[Anonymous No.6875439]

>>6875417
You NEED to draw cubes. Maybe apples and all that still life stuff thats being taught in art schools to get a better understanding of form and shading. Then id suggest doing skulls and head sculptures. And only after you are comfortable with those id suggest you choosing an anatomy book and studying it. For me, its Bammes.

[Anonymous No.6875454]

>>6875416
Are those clouds on the horizon line? The bg perspective is kinda fucked.

[Anonymous No.6875466]

Alright, I'll bite.
How does she look? I've never been good at drawing 'people'

[Anonymous No.6875472]

>>6875414
It's funny to see that you're still seething so much that you're still coming here to be salty. How pathetic are you if you care so much?

[Anonymous No.6875475]

>>6875472
You got baited.

[Anonymous No.6875476]

am i going to make it
10 minutes for this

[Anonymous No.6875480]

>>6875476
>Drawing brow before eyes

gmi

[Anonymous No.6875485]

>>6875480
thanks bro means a lot to me

[Anonymous No.6875487]

>>6875476

[Anonymous No.6875489]

>>6875487
yeah when you draw in those kinda looking features into a featureless head i suppose it can look like that
thanks for the input

[Anonymous No.6875492]

What are some exercises to develop spatial thinking other than rotating boxes?

[Anonymous No.6875493]

>>6875492
rotating spheres

[Anonymous No.6875523]

>>6875492
Rotate the other primary forms.

[Anonymous No.6875530]

>>6875475
More like MASTER baited, amirite?

[Anonymous No.6875532]

>>6875493
I’m having trouble with that. Could you post some examples?

[Anonymous No.6875534]

>>6875532
you draw a sphere
then you draw the same sphere again
then you say you rotated it and nobody can tell you otherwise

[Anonymous No.6875535]

>>6875532
>inb4 gets filtered by rotating balls

[Anonymous No.6875537]

>>6875534
>thinks rotating spheres are a meme
ngmi

>>6875535
gmi

[Anonymous No.6875575]

>>6875535
>not freehand
ngmi

[Anonymous No.6875703]

Pic related brutally humiliated me

[Anonymous No.6875714]

Send help pls

[Anonymous No.6875724]

>>6875714
just feel the form bro

[Anonymous No.6875731]

I already posted this, but i wanted to see if i could get bit more insight about it.

Looking hand and proportion tips/critique

[Anonymous No.6875739]

>5 min sketch
>find an interesting way to stylize the portrait
>30 mins refining according to reference
>ugly ass autogynephilic looking face

[Anonymous No.6875840]

>>6875703
Draw and you'll fix the issue at its root anon.

[Anonymous No.6875855]

>>6875714
you drew it wrong

[Anonymous No.6875908]

>>6875493
idk if u posted as a joke but rotating spheres are actually kinda hard. It's a good exercise to draw balls with meridians in different positions and chops

[Anonymous No.6875936]

>>6875908
it was a half-joke

[Anonymous No.6875954]

>Got outdone by an autistic kid son of illegal immigrants living on neetbux
I want to die.

[Anonymous No.6875959]

Can I make it as porn artist?

[Anonymous No.6875967]

>>6875954
wat

[Anonymous No.6875981]

Cel shading advice? Is this convincing enough for coomers / non-/ic/?

just 2 tone, no need to point out more complex stuff. Thanks

[Anonymous No.6875994]

What are the core points I need to know for character perspective?

[Anonymous No.6875996]

>>6875480
What does this mean? Is it actually better to draw the eyebrows? For what reason? Huh???

[Anonymous No.6875997]

>>6875981
Why in the actual fuck would a reptile have boobs? Explain to me how that would make sense evolutionaticaterally.

[Anonymous No.6875999]

>>6875416
Girl is beautiful but your background perspective is fucked bro
>>6875466
>>6875731
4th grade tier keep going
>>6875476
GMI 100%
>>6875739
lmfaoo true
>>6875959
no question

[Anonymous No.6876003]

>>6875996
The browline is an important landmark loomis head drawing method, I suppose that's what he meant

[Anonymous No.6876017]

>>6875999
Thats not critique at all, fuck off.

[Anonymous No.6876020]

>>6875996
Not the eyebrows. The brow bone.

[Anonymous No.6876025]

Some heads for the Analytical Figure Drawing 2 Week 4 assignment. Can I get some critique? PS. Didn't finish the beard because it wasn't part of the assignment, I just got caught up doing it.

[Anonymous No.6876051]

>>6876025
Either sharpen your pencil or draw bigger.

[Anonymous No.6876065]

>>6875967
One of my mutuals is this autistic underage living as a refugee that has been grinding hard and I think his art has gotten better than me.
How do you compete with someone who doesn't have any obligation and has his expenses paid WITH YOUR TAXES.
I know that there have been artists who made it even after working full time and taking care of their families but still this is just demoralizing.
All I can do is try my best with what I have available but FUCK IT HURTS.

[Anonymous No.6876066]

I inked and added some flat colors

[Anonymous No.6876069]

>>6876066
Awesome. I noticed her butt has an angle to it tho

[Anonymous No.6876070]

>>6876065
You should be comparing yourself to how you were previously, not to others, anon.

[Anonymous No.6876075]

how do I render like this

[Anonymous No.6876081]

>>6876075
you need 12 fingers to render like this

[Anonymous No.6876084]

>>6876075
First thing suck a lot of dick.

[Anonymous No.6876086]

>>6876084
done, next step?

[Anonymous No.6876090]

>>6876086
Make an honest attempt at copying the image.

[Anonymous No.6876124]

>>6876066
>Colored rectangle behind anime gurl
Hey that's my gimmick

[Anonymous No.6876131]

>>6876075
why would you want to? its not good

[Anonymous No.6876136]

>>6876124
It's probably older than you

[Anonymous No.6876138]

>>6876131
explain why is bad then

[Anonymous No.6876144]

>>6876136
I'm memeing anon, not actually upset.

[Anonymous No.6876145]

>>6876138
its badly rendered

[Anonymous No.6876149]

>>6876065

[Anonymous No.6876150]

>>6876144
All good King

[Anonymous No.6876152]

>>6876075
we'll get there fast and then we'll take it slow with rendering

[AInonymous No.6876182]

am i gmi?

[Anonymous No.6876184]

>>6875997
same reason why people have external balls

sexual selection

[Anonymous No.6876194]

tips on getting used to a graphic tablet?

[Anonymous No.6876195]

>>6876194
use it

[Anonymous No.6876199]

>>6876182
these are prebeg. ever heard of loomis?

[Anonymous No.6876200]

>>6876182
This is AI

[Anonymous No.6876206]

>>6876199
the ai clearly used loomis here

[Anonymous No.6876212]

>>6876182
aislop

[Anonymous No.6876213]

>>6876206
oh sorry i dont know what loomis is.

[Anonymous No.6876215]

>>6876184
What? If your balls were inside of you the semen would just be cooked.

[Anonymous No.6876217]

>>6876195
doing it rn

[Anonymous No.6876218]

>>6876213

[Anonymous No.6876223]

>>6876213
good. now read up on reilly. loomis will poison your brain.

[Anonymous No.6876239]

>>6875417
did you do your anatomy, gestures, and basic forms before attempting Bridgman? Because everything looks off

[Anonymous No.6876310]

Another day, another dreadful experience.

[Anonymous No.6876316]

>>6876310
Is she flushing him down the toilet?

[Anonymous No.6876319]

>>6876316
It's supposed to be chris hansen inside a plant.

[Anonymous No.6876323]

>>6876319
Made me think though

[Anonymous No.6876328]

>>6876310
Skibidi toilet! Epic!

[Anonymous No.6876336]

This is pretty autistic but seems to also be true.
The book is looking mighty promising.

[Anonymous No.6876341]

>>6876336
Polefag on /ic/, my worlds are colliding. Hampton is good, has a decent Youtube channel as well but doesn't upload regularly

[Anonymous No.6876342]

Finally got out of my rut and got into drawing somewhat regularly.

I only did an hour today but it is an improvement. I'll try to go for it a bit longer tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.6876346]

>>6876342
Proud of you anon

[Anonymous No.6876367]

Can I learn anatomy just from copying enough?

[Anonymous No.6876371]

>>6876367
absolutely not. read a book you imbecile.

[Anonymous No.6876394]

>>6876367
Try Scott Eaton, also anatomy for sculptors is a great tool.
Still you better actually draw and paint the figure itself, surgeons know anatomy really well but can't paint for shit. Knowing all the bones and muscles is a meme, you just need the rough shape and how to put things in perspective with cylinders
Unless you are Netter, then it's fine

[Anonymous No.6876397]

>>6876336
This book is amazing, but his Analytical Figure Drawing Course is much much better. If you watch the lectures and do the assignments, it's guaranteed you'll be decent at figure drawing by the end, with a good grasp on basic anatomy.

[Anonymous No.6876416]

>>6875999
Post (You)r art then faggot

[Anonymous No.6876428]

>>6876341
better a polefag than a /pol/fag

[Anonymous No.6876429]

>>6876428
Keep the baiting contained in the AI thread anon

[Anonymous No.6876445]

wtf loomis was based?

[Anonymous No.6876463]

Getting started on Bridgman.
Any thoughts on line weight? Too inconsistent? Too much pressure on pencil? Or too loose? How bout proportions? Should I be following Bridgman word for word or am I allowed to use what I already know to help map out proportions?
Any and all critique appreciated.

[Anonymous No.6876486]

Tried my hand at painting.
It's quite difficult and I realized I fucked a lot of things up, but fixing it would ends up being turn polishing. i need to use several layers next and use more tools.
It looks quite flat, I didn't managed to make someone "pop" out the picture.
It's fun but difficult. Filling the colors has that childlike feeling that is amusing.

[Anonymous No.6876487]

>>6876463
the line weight is not the point. The drawings in the book are from student notes from his lectures. Bridgeman is for learning simplified anatomy into forms, not pretty lines.

[Anonymous No.6876495]

>>6876486
Values are ok but the color temperature isn't meshing.

[Anonymous No.6876496]

>>6876486
>"pop" out
try doing a value study first
t. i started recently too

[Anonymous No.6876497]

>>6876319
I recognized Hansen immediately. Not so much the plant

[Anonymous No.6876502]

>>6876486
You're doing good, anon. I just started painting as well, but decided to begin traditionally with gouache, instead of digitally, following the advice of Craig Mullins, so it's being a fascinating journey on why I'm retarded and can't see color and value.

[Anonymous No.6876505]

>>6876502
why gouache instead of oils?

[Anonymous No.6876506]

>>6876367
Kinda

[Anonymous No.6876507]

>>6876505
nta but quicker, easier, cheaper

[Anonymous No.6876513]

>>6876502
https://www.muddycolors.com/2020/08/you-dont-suck-at-color/

[Anonymous No.6876519]

Hey, I'd like to ask for some help about my pose- about its readability and general help/advice. Please and thank you!

[Anonymous No.6876521]

>>6876519

[Anonymous No.6876536]

FUCK OFF NON /BEG/s, FUCKING INVADING OUR GENERAL ATTENTION SEEKING FAGGOTS. GO BACK TO /ALT/ OH WAIT YOUR COMMUNITY SUCKED ASS AND NEVER RESPONDED TO EACH OTHER BECAUSE ALL YOU WANTED WAS ATTENTION SO IT DIED NOW YOU ARE HERE. FUCK OFF YOU WEASELS.

CANT POST MY /BEG/ ART ANYMORE IN A SMALL SPACE FOR OTHER /BEG/ ARTISTS BECAUSE ALL YOU RETARDS WANT IS ATTENTION FUCCKKKK OOOOOOOFFFF.

GO BACK TO /DRAW/ OH WAIT YOU WONT BECAUSE NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOUR ART OFVER THERE. NEED THAT ATTENTION, JUST HOSTILE TAKEOVER OF /BEG/ THE OP IS ALL /INT/ DRAWINGS AGAIN FUCK OFFFFFFFFFFFFF

[Anonymous No.6876538]

this but unironically holy shit

[Anonymous No.6876546]

>>6876486
Your style would look much better BnW cross hatched

[Anonymous No.6876554]

now when do we get to draw boobs

[Anonymous No.6876555]

>>6876536
This. /int/s are giving me art posting anxiety

[Anonymous No.6876561]

>>6876066
this is /beg/ or even /int/? killing myself immediately, iwnbtg

[Anonymous No.6876566]

now when do we get to render and drawing with crazy shadows and layer mask and the other one where it's clipping clip something

[Anonymous No.6876582]

>>6876505

This anon sums it up >>6876507, but there are also learning reasons. In this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syVKP3r0D8I)) he advises students to begin with gouache because blending is harder and it forces you to take better and clearer decisions regarding shapes. I believe Jeff Watts says something along the same lines, specially in regards to portraits, where shapes and forms are really important. According to Craig, you should work in gouache for 1-2 years before taking on more advanced techniques, like oil. Since it's more practical and cheaper, like that anon said, I saw no reason not to follow this advice.

[Anonymous No.6876586]

>>6876546
Woah, your version is splendid, congrats.
But I agree, the lineart version looks better imo.
But I still need to work on values somehow.

[Anonymous No.6876589]

>>6876513
Nice reading, anon! Thanks

[Anonymous No.6876622]

>>6875391
I keep watching videos of people doing construction, gestures, and figure drawing, but I keep making messy slop like this when I try. Wtf am I doing wrong here?

[Anonymous No.6876625]

posted this in some other threads, but got nothing, mostly because i assume those threads were dead.

i used to be an "artist" when i was a kid. 7-12, i'd sit in class all day drawing original characters with backstories and cool designs (i went through them the other day), and i even made my own card game like, 3 times.
but i havent put pen to paper in years, and recently i decided to dip my toes back in and try drawing something for a story im writing on >>>/qst/. how did i do? my first time making digital art, done on a phone with finger.

[Anonymous No.6876627]

>>6876586
Pick 3 to 4 values a light a dark and two somewhere in between, and paint it again in just thoes 4 values, think about light and where light is not.

[Anonymous No.6876643]

oh got kritas recorder plugin working.

[Anonymous No.6876650]

>>6876622
Work on your observation and focus on the forms of the body rather than trying to draw a picture of the model. You're doing good keep going

[Anonymous No.6876654]

>>6876622
Watch Michael Hampton Analytical Figure Drawing Classes, everything is there. If you don't understand, see the demonstrations he posts on youtube and draw along.

[Anonymous No.6876657]

>>6876625
>with phone and finger
Well, I guess it's fine for that. But maybe stick with trad or get a tablet anon. If you're underage, then there is still time

[Anonymous No.6876660]

>>6876657
>tablet
i have an old ipad i don't use anymore. i'll try it out. thanks, anon.

[Anonymous No.6876664]

>>6875391
lol both my doodle and my monk guy made it to OP, GG ez

[Anonymous No.6876700]

>>6875703
I've been getting recommended this video for months and save to watch later but always ignore it

[Anonymous No.6876786]

Always the same mistakes.

[Anonymous No.6876814]

day 81
this is ridiculously difficult

[Anonymous No.6876820]

beg contribution to inktober tho it's digital

[Anonymous No.6876829]

Sup beg. This is very new and challenging to me.

>>6876814
nice cum marks
>>6876786
is that lizard eating ball? What?
>>6876625
>how did i do
very poorly, i cannot say a single positive thing about your piece
>>6876622
you are not finishing the drawing. that is the most obvious and easiest to fix: FINISH YOUR SHIT, THEN ASK FOR CRIT
>>6876555
>>6876536
>>6876561
there will ALWAYS be a better asian than you. less whining, more PYWing
>>6876486
all it is missing is splitting background and foreground by making one lighter and other darker. a simple multiply layer on top and then paining in any color will do it. either paint the bridge with the cat or the background forest and you are done
>>6876463
very cool and competent
>>6876310
lmao. i kneel
>>6876066
knees, hands are very weak, otherwise it is cool
>>6876025
looks okay. consider swapping pencil for ballpoint pen for better pic quality
>>6875959
>furry
>drew pussy lips
>respectable anatomy
>appealing
yes, you have everything you need, just slap some color on it and publish on coom website
>>6875466
head is a little beg but nothing what wont be fixed by more drawing
>>6876820
you need to read perspective made easy

[Anonymous No.6876835]

>>6876643
Looks very good my fellow Krita Chad

[Anonymous No.6876847]

I have a massive headache from staring at my tablet screen all day doing Drawabox lesson 1. My lines are not great either but I refuse to draw physical. I need to learn digital regardless of what the Drawabox instructor says.

[Anonymous No.6876862]

How do you hack it on Twitter as a sub 1000 artist? Participate in trends, use hashtags? I feel like "the meta" has changed a lot since I was last active on it (prior to all the elon shit)

[Anonymous No.6876868]

>>6876829
Not this permabeg again with his handle attached to floating studies.

Can you actually PYW for once instead of the next floading study you always do. Would love to see how its actually translated into your """""works"""""""

[Anonymous No.6876873]

>>6876847
Don't do that shit, it's a beg trap.

[Anonymous No.6876969]

this took me an hour, am I doomed /ic/ bros
also I shall finish it and report back

[Anonymous No.6876978]

>>6876622
At this point, don't be afraid to exaggerate.

[Anonymous No.6876989]

>>6876862
you pay for exposure like a good goy

[Anonymous No.6877001]

Proportions are fucked, head is fucked, and I have no idea how to draw butts. It's progress I guess, but fuck it gets irritating when you botch every drawing the first time and have to go back later and fix it. Blegh.

[Anonymous No.6877002]

I'm trying to draw a man but I've been drawing coom and women for so long that all my sketches are coming out shit just because I'm so used to womens bodies

[Anonymous No.6877005]

>>6877001
is the left one the reference or did you finish it?

[Anonymous No.6877007]

>>6877005
Left is the ref.

[Anonymous No.6877012]

practiced some expressions from the mind by drawing the faces women make when I talk to them

[Anonymous No.6877023]

>>6877012
I wish I could draw like you

[Anonymous No.6877028]

>>6877023
just talk to girls.

[Anonymous No.6877035]

>>6877028
impossible

[Anonymous No.6877038]

fuck drawing hats dude, why is this hard

[Anonymous No.6877039]

If I pull up with a Kerry Washington That's gon' be an enormous scandal. I could have Naomi Campbell And still might want me a Stormy Daniels

[Anonymous No.6877042]

>>6877039
you're black?

[Anonymous No.6877086]

should have found a ref as well instead of just copying anons construction like a monke

[Anonymous No.6877093]

>>6877086
if this is your first step in proportions fret not

[Anonymous No.6877099]

>>6877093
thanks for the encouragement anon. proportions did shape up better than my usual

[Anonymous No.6877138]

Still can't get my head around hands, I kinda enjoy using Chommang's method, but they aren't doing strange things from weird angles, I don't know how to describe but they all feel the same. Is there a resource anyone would recommend I focus on for drawing hands?

[Anonymous No.6877140]

>>6876513
This is great
Nice share, thanks

[Anonymous No.6877144]

>>6877012
I wish I had women making faces like these when talking to me

[Anonymous No.6877145]

>>6877138
more boney structure less straight knuckles.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzl3eaxAJpo

[Anonymous No.6877147]

>>6877138
https://e-hentai.org/s/4cafc6aa13/2072052-1

[Anonymous No.6877172]

>>6877138
you cant draw stylised hands if you cant draw real hands

[Anonymous No.6877199]

Why is this shit so hard bros.

[Anonymous No.6877209]

>>6877199
you cant draw stylised heads if you cant draw real heads

[Anonymous No.6877211]

>>6877209
Hard truths

[Anonymous No.6877245]

>>6877012
Nice, very tbchoi

[Anonymous No.6877250]

>>6876969 bed time for now boys

[Anonymous No.6877285]

>>6876969
>>6877250
If that took you over an hour I think you're starting on details and the next time you practice try drawing the big shapes and that go over them with the details.

[Anonymous No.6877304]

>>6875406
Nice Reviewbrah portrait.

[Anonymous No.6877314]

[Anonymous No.6877318]

>>6877314
jack black

[Anonymous No.6877340]

>>6877314
process

[Anonymous No.6877344]

>>6877314
>>6877340
Epic. High /int

[Anonymous No.6877350]

>>6877314
I want to see more hard edges on that.

[Anonymous No.6877378]

>>6877340
>eyes before brows
ngmi

[Anonymous No.6877379]

>>6877344
thanks!

>>6877350
Agreed... I have a hard time balancing soft and hard edges. Looking to improve on that.

[Anonymous No.6877410]

>>6877378
He places the browbone at 4sec

[Anonymous No.6877415]

>>6877314
why is the highlight on his lip the brightest in the whole picture? looks like cum
you into that kind of stuff or...

[Anonymous No.6877460]

dk if I should give advice but here goes
>>6877138
instead of focusing on the individual parts of the hand, try to see the whole thing as simplistic shapes.
Ignore each individual fingers for now and try to clump them together with simple shapes.
Will Weston is a very good ref for that.
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/202-me-gusta-6-comentarios-will-weston-willwestonstudio-en-instagram-simple-hands-2-anatomy-art-art--733312751807991190/
>>6877199
like other anon said, it might be helpful to understand the anatomy of a real face first, even if you are not going to draw them.
Study the planes of the head and how features of the face align to it according to perspective.
Steve Huston has a nice free video on it on youtube (idk why it's free it's very gud)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T7cDY7YDsg
>>6877086
I'd say practicing with drawing individual body parts. the full thing can come later idk

[Anonymous No.6877472]

>>6877415
Aw fuck, the jig is up.

Yes, I have a thing for Black-senpai

[Anonymous No.6877482]

>>6877460
im going to eat you to improve my art

[Anonymous No.6877529]

Trying to replicate nature's randomness is so hard. I feel like 90% of it is just trying until something looks passable.

[Anonymous No.6877536]

>>6877529
Poor Chris :/

[Anonymous No.6877584]

loomis is a hack

[Anonymous No.6877601]

>>6877529
>nature's randomness
fibonacci
also anture isnt random, everything has a biological purpose for why it looks or acts, there is a reason why concept artists studied basics of biology and shit to make their designs believable instead of being mdiwaits only drawing pretty pictures for le socials

[Anonymous No.6877606]

>>6877482
plz don't do that
>>6877340
nice painting desu. Wish I could paint

[Anonymous No.6877610]

>>6877601
I'm not talking about biology, anyone can agree that a bunch of leaves is just an amalgamation of randomness.

[Anonymous No.6877616]

>>6877314
>>6877340
nice stuff anon, can you paint some big boobs next time though please

[Anonymous No.6877615]

>>6876873
Don't do Drawabox? Why?

[Anonymous No.6877626]

>>6876847
Pinching some nerve looking down at the tablet all day.

[Anonymous No.6877627]

[Anonymous No.6877636]

Some Bridgeman's toons, but that's the second pass, so without copying.

[Anonymous No.6877637]

>>6877626
I bought a stand which should arrive Sunday. Good point though. Either that, or the PWM OLED screen is flashing between black and colour which is giving me a headache.

[Anonymous No.6877638]

>>6877138
To draw hands you need to develop spatial thinking with exercises such as rotating a cube

[Anonymous No.6877640]

>>6877636
what does it mean to copy? Do you have to look at the image and make it on your blank sheet, or do you draw a grid and transfer portion by portion, or do you trace it?

[Anonymous No.6877642]

>>6877616
I kinda already did. Does this suffice?

[Anonymous No.6877643]

>>6877640
I look at the picture I want to reproduce. Then I try to do it again by myself without looking at the book / the reference.

[Anonymous No.6877646]

>>6877637
I'd look into turning down the screen brightness and/or a redfilter,to when you're not doing color critical things.

[Anonymous No.6877648]

Feeling uninspired today. Drew my buddy the mannequin.

[Anonymous No.6877649]

>>6877646
oh yeah and look at this for some ergonomic inspiration, notice how high the table is.

[Anonymous No.6877659]

>>6877615
First off, have you ever seen any Irshad drawing? They are terrible. It's generally a good guideline to stay clear of art "teachers" who can't draw to save their mother's life.

Second, there are better resources to learn literally anything you specifically wanna draw. Figure drawing? Hampton, Vilppu or Huston. Vehicles? Scott Robertson. Even if you really wanna draw just those random animals in a void, you should be doing Dynamic Sketching instead, which is the much better resource DaB did a poor job copying.

In synthesis, the first 2 lessons are okay, but it's generally a bad resource that won't make you better at drawing what you want and will make you burnout from drawing boring stuff.

[Anonymous No.6877661]

second time doing a painting study, tried a workflow of sketch -> values -> color layers -> minor paintover
anyone have any advice or feedback? i feel like an autistic child trying to figure this out

[Anonymous No.6877666]

>>6877615
Just do Peter Han's Dynamic Sketching, he doesn't treat you like an idiot. DAB is handholdy, grindy, boring.

[Anonymous No.6877674]

>>6877646
>>6877649
alright I'll put on a filter and set up my stand like this once it arrives
>>6877659
>>6877666
I'm just going to do the first two lessons on DAB until I am confident and accurate drawing lines and boxes. Boxes are the framework for a lot of anatomy then I could move onto the Fincher roadmap. I was drawing from the wrist my entire life so this is a good skill for me to learn

[Anonymous No.6877675]

>Got an interview for a design firm
>They make shit like murals, beverage designs, ads, stuff like that
>Showed me around, really cool place
>Get to the meat of the interview
>"So anon, how would you describe your work ethic?"
>For some God forsaken reason say:
>"You know I consider myself a design rapist."
>"Wha... What do you mean by that?"
>"Well if you tell me no I'm just gonna keep coming right at ya with new designs and I won't stop til you say yes."
They're never fucking calling me back, are they?

[Anonymous No.6877678]

>>6877675
bruh

[Anonymous No.6877679]

>>6877675
I can't shake the feeling that it was possible to word that better, anon.

[Anonymous No.6877682]

>>6877659
nta but here's Irshad for everyone's reference

[Anonymous No.6877684]

>>6877661
Are you saying you got to this point doing only a single painting study?

[Anonymous No.6877687]

>>6877682
>this guy teaches perspective

[Anonymous No.6877700]

>>6877684
yes if you don't count value studies and a few years of drawing

[Anonymous No.6877704]

>>6877682
he mogs me utterly, but one thing i noticed about the full picture of that tavern is that not a single person is displaying a strong emotion on their face.

[Anonymous No.6877712]

>>6877682
That lady in the center needs an orthopedist ASAP for her arm.

[Anonymous No.6877730]

>>6877700
Any tips on the value studies, anon? How do you do it?

[Anonymous No.6877733]

>>6877730
these are 3-value ones, i haven't tried anything more complicated outside the one i did for the painting study (4-5 main values).
for 3-value, you only have 3 choices for each color you see in the image. zoom way out and squint to see what regions cluster together, don't let yourself get caught up in small differences that you can only see close up. then draw the shape and fill it in.

[Anonymous No.6877739]

>>6877733
Thanks!

[Anonymous No.6877747]

>>6877700
heh I did those studies on the left too but my results were much worse

[Anonymous No.6877755]

>>6877340
why are people saying this looks good, it's beg garbage

[Anonymous No.6877761]

>>6877755
pyw

[Anonymous No.6877771]

I hate drawing. There’s no other reason for why I don’t draw. I got the loomis books I get the form and theory, but I sit down at a table, and the chair’s wrong, or the table’s too short, or I get fidgety, or my hand wobbles and I just get so fucking frustrated at the whole thing I want to get out of my seat and leave.

I don’t really want to learn art, but I have these ideas in my head that play when I hear these songs I like, and they’re so vivid and flashy and they make me want to jump up and close my eyes imagining I’m that limber cartoon character zooming down a hallway, spinning his magical flying stick in the air to slow down, and then zoom down the other hall on that line from The Killers’ Flesh and Bone going ‘And I’m turning on a Diii~~ii~~me’ and I can see it, but I don’t have the skills to make it. And I can’t even imagine this thing’s face, I can’t pick the features I want. Like this idea just exists as animations in my head that go nowhere and I’m trying to grind a comic that gets to them, because I don’t have a tablet, let alone an idea of what are the 40-50 chapters to get to what I want to make in the actual story. But like, the story isn’t fleshed out beyond major beats it’s just music videos of fantasy openings or pivotal scenes of my story, that are inspired out by art. But I don’t make the art, I make what I can and what I can makes me not want to art until I get depressed. Then maybe when I get out of a funk, I’ll draw a big thing or a lot of small things until the rut hits again and I don’t want to draw anything again.

How do I just always turn on the art bug? I mean, I gotta learn this crap myself, clearly, I can’t afford to pay an artist to make this and even if I could I’m too schizo to keep doing it, so this doesn’t go anywhere I just hate the chair or the this or that and I make too many wobbly lines and I just stop.

I only do art after being suicidal. How to always art?

[Anonymous No.6877778]

>>6877771
Just enjoy drawing.

[Anonymous No.6877781]

Starting to get a tad demotivated with how contradictory a lot of the advice on here is.

I am essentially just doing very crude studies of the Burne Hogarth figure drawing book, mainly to get better motor skills for drawing as well as get more used to it, using references. However when I shared some of the very crude (because I am a beginner) studies I did, while some pointed out that I (clearly) improved from my earlier ones, others would say I lacked form and perspective (which I don't see is the point of some of these there isn't really too much perspective stuff to work with) and told me I needed to do something but without elaborating on why, as well as one telling me I had to do traditional paper art but again, not explaining why.

I'll get to page 60 of the Burne Hogarth book and then try something else.

Here is a study I did of the hand, I just kinda...copied what I saw and attempted to make sense of it.

[Anonymous No.6877794]

>>6877781
Actually to avoid seeming dishonest this is what WAS actually explained but...it doesn't really help and even if I did use traditional paper it would not result in better results:

"spend some time with physical media and the reasons why it's more suitable for learning will become self evident. i'm know you think you're taking your time, but you're really not. you can't draw slow on a computer, you don't have the dexterity. hence, pick up a pencil.
and it's good not to be precious with your art, you're right. but that's no excuse to not take your studies seriously. so i'll say it again. slow down, really try to reproduce the reference."

The last part however, while some of these studies were rushed due to time constraints, I did spend time on many of them trying to make them as accurate as possible.

[Anonymous No.6877811]

>>6877771
Look at one punch man, you don't need to learn art to do anything. Just go do what you want.

[Anonymous No.6877812]

>>6877794
It's up to you what you do, but the tradshill's advice is good in my experience. Two advantages of paper and pencil:
1. Cheap and easy to pick up, you do not have to deal with distractions like your other PC applications and it's easier to avoid performance anxiety because the materials are so cheap. In short, it's easier to make yourself draw.
2. Paper stabilization and being able to see your pencil tip with no lag on the drawing. Even after 2 years of using a tablet my dexterity is better with pencil on paper vs digital. Better dexterity > better results > confidence.

[Anonymous No.6877813]

>>6877812
You however have less room for error and it doesn't sound like the advantages really are that important.

[Anonymous No.6877816]

>>6877813
just erase?

[Anonymous No.6877820]

>>6877816
Yeah but it does get pretty messy, and you won't be able to erase small line errors either as well.

I'll consider it at some point but I think the issue is I need the computer on for references anyway so the distraction problem is moot, unless I go out and draw real people which...I really don't want to do as I don't like interacting or looking at strangers, unless they are just a photograph.

[Anonymous No.6877828]

>>6877812
>>6877816
I'm sorry my mood's been weird in general lately.

I do appreciate the advice, but I just find using paper uncomfortable for some reason, I did use it for when I was doing Drawabox a year ago but I gave up on that.

[Anonymous No.6877910]

Inktober is disappointing so far, but it's led to some fun stuff :)

[Anonymous No.6877913]

>>6877828
my brain hurts

[Anonymous No.6877936]

Trick or Treat, what kind of Shield warrior would you like to meet?

[Anonymous No.6877944]

>>6877936
concept design thubmnail roughs

[Anonymous No.6877945]

>>6877936
>>6877944
most boring uninspired garbage imaginable

[Anonymous No.6877946]

>>6877945
pyw
pro tip: you won't

[Anonymous No.6877958]

>>6877944
pumpkin shield mogs dorito shield

[Anonymous No.6877959]

>>6877945
Sure! It's only a daily design so not a lot of time could be invested into it. What would you do for a dullahan shield character?

[Anonymous No.6877961]

>>6877959
nta but what if flail but instead of spiked ball its the dullahans head :DD

[Anonymous No.6877965]

My trad sketching progress has been so slow but rewarding to look back

[Anonymous No.6877967]

>>6876868
well, at least the fact that he's an incredulous self promoter downplays the insult he gave me

[Anonymous No.6877976]

>>6877285
I like doing silhouette construction, I should have true

[Anonymous No.6877981]

>>6877961
nta but good idea. I'm going to steal this entire thing and claim it as my OC

[Anonymous No.6877986]

>>6877981
shieeet

[Anonymous No.6878003]

>>6877913
Lmao you guys sure love wasting your own time

[Anonymous No.6878009]

>>6878003
how is it a waste of time? It teaches you how to draw lines, and how to understand how forms look when projected onto a 2D plane.i must crawl (draw lines with confidence) before I can walk (draw bodies using boxes and spheres) before I can run (Loomis).

[Anonymous No.6878014]

>>6878009
it teaches you how to draw boxes

[Anonymous No.6878019]

>>6878014
yeah, I feel learning how to draw boxes accurately will be quite useful when I get to pic related

[Anonymous No.6878023]

>>6878019
its still just boxes

[Anonymous No.6878027]

>>6877965
The latest face is beautiful compared to the others, great job anon

[Anonymous No.6878035]

how can i make this Marina look cuter

[Anonymous No.6878038]

>>6877304
I sneezed

[Anonymous No.6878065]

kinu nishimura study. wanted to go back and fix the linework on the face and upper torso but i realized id done everything on one layer

[Anonymous No.6878069]

>>6878009
>>6878019
this is cope

enjoy being crabtrapped I guess. Drawing hundreds of boxes out of perspective and memorizing fucked anatomy is surely going to help

[Anonymous No.6878072]

>>6878065
That's always annoying. Kinu is a great artist to study.

[Anonymous No.6878075]

>>6877755
i mean it does look a bit rushed and flat, definitely not pro, but beg garbo? lol here's your (You)

[Anonymous No.6878078]

>>6878009
Whatever makes you sleep well at night I guess

[Anonymous No.6878084]

>>6878069
>>6878078
I'm not doing the 250 box challenge, merely doing lessons 0, 1, and 2. Stuff like this does wonders for not being a wobbler

[Anonymous No.6878089]

>>6878084
>hes moved from boxes to literally just stroking lines
at this point you have to be trolling. what do you actually want to draw

[Anonymous No.6878092]

>>6878084
ngmi

[Anonymous No.6878094]

>>6878009
>>6878019
Ok, I'm gonna help you:

Boxes are often used in construction based figure drawing approaches. You're right about that! Your mistake is thinking that means you have to study boxes BEFORE figure drawing.

Let's take two begs for an example: Mr. Crab and Mr. Chad. They both wanna learn figure drawing, but decide upon different approaches. Mr. Crab decides to study boxes and Mr. Chad studies Michael Hampton's Analytical Figure Drawing. In Hampton's course, you learn a step by step process to figure drawing that has you drawing potentially 4 boxes EVERYTIME you draw a figure. By the end of the course, if I'm not mistaken, Mr. Chad will have drawn about 150 boxes alongside with a lot of gesture and anatomy! All this while Mr. Crab draws 250 or so boxes by themselves. So you'll have Mr. Chad drawing good boxes, having learned a lot about the things he really wants to draw, and Mr. Crab won't even be good in drawing boxes for figure drawing, because he'll have no sense of proportion and how the boxes relate to each other in the context of construction figure drawing.

[Anonymous No.6878095]

>>6878069
you dont draw

[Anonymous No.6878100]

>>6878094
>Mr. Crab and Mr. Chad
lost me there

[Anonymous No.6878104]

>>6877913
Nice, I remember this filtering me back then

[Anonymous No.6878106]

>>6878072
>Kinu is a great artist to study
yeah, she's a babe. you know any decent compilations of her work? i usually end up using the street fighter wiki and don't feel like sifting through the other artists in the larger capcom comps

[Anonymous No.6878109]

>>6878035
Well it's not cute at all, and that's why I like it

[Anonymous No.6878114]

>>6878094
Don't fret, I am almost done with drawabox then I move onto either dynamic sketching or David Fincher chart. Fincher guide starts at an intermediate level though so I wasn't ready for it
>>6878104
ty

[Anonymous No.6878115]

>>6878035
That head does not fit that body in size or art style.

[Anonymous No.6878125]

>>6878109
huh thats good i guess
>>6878115
oh i can see the size, but what artstyle would it be more fitting

[Anonymous No.6878126]

>>6878114
lmao The roadmap literally starts with a fucking kid's book. Btw, pyw so we see how drawabox help your art.

[Anonymous No.6878139]

>>6878125
The hands and body proportions are more chibi compared to the more realistic proportions of the head. I'd say just inverse one to the other for this specific piece.

[Anonymous No.6878140]

>>6878126
that children's book is way too much for someone like me who has never drawn from the elbow or shoulder. My art sucks and I need fundamentals first. Pic related is "my work" (when really I am just looking at a reference and painstakingly copying it which doesn't make me proud at all). Drawing from my imagination is nightmarish.

[Anonymous No.6878141]

>>6878140
Not sure what happened to my image there

[Anonymous No.6878142]

>>6875405
Copy bridgeman twice

[Anonymous No.6878153]

>>6878139
hmmm makes sense ty!

[Anonymous No.6878166]

>>6878094
pyw

[Anonymous No.6878219]

>>6876625
too much soul for this board

[Anonymous No.6878237]

>>6877648
maybe watch some kino to get inspired

[Anonymous No.6878240]

>>6877675
this is like when my best friend said nigger when we were shown around my dad's workplace

[Anonymous No.6878245]

>>6876657
>if you are underage, there is still time
It's over for us oldfags...

[Anonymous No.6878261]

>>6876657
>If you're underage,
sssshhhh
dont mention underage or the oc discord fellas will get horny

[Anonymous No.6878281]

>>6878166
Ok, now post your boxes

[Anonymous No.6878310]

Is drawing drapery difficult for a beg, like picrel? I mean, Im not asking for permission, but I have many options to study and don't want to choose the most difficult.

Also, another question, is there a threat of doxxing/harm from posting here? The stuff I draw is not morally questionable, but it could identify me (lets say via finding my account, then tracing to me if someone tried hard). I like this place but dont want to get too comfortable.

[Anonymous No.6878316]

>>6878310
Drapery is easy

[Anonymous No.6878317]

>>6878310
Loose drapery is pretty easy, just lay in a basic cylinder mannequin then draw on top of that.

I only post studies here, because i don't really want to become an established /ic/ artist. It can't look good if you want to be anything other than a coom artist or an independent creator

[Anonymous No.6878320]

>>6878310
No! But you should have at least a base of figure drawing.

[Anonymous No.6878329]

>>6878310
drapery is a lot like anatomy but 10x easier, the only reason why its hard is because 1) its not talked about a lot 2) not as many books and 3) its 90% simplification/shape design
anatomy requires learning about function, muscle insertion/origin, shapes and these all vary because people vary.
for drapery you only have to learn about 7 folds and different materials, that's it

[Anonymous No.6878330]

>>6878310
>Is drawing drapery difficult for a beg, like picrel?
just study folds and drappery, there are plenty of videos on it and artbooks

but make sure to credit the videos/books and even refs you use, dont be a stealing scumbag

[Anonymous No.6878333]

>>6878065
>kinu nishimura study.
STOP DRAWING OTHER ARTISTS WORK

you retards are the reason AIshitters even get a pass, stop stealing other peoples work

[Anonymous No.6878337]

>>6878333
The stupidest take ITT

[Anonymous No.6878348]

>>6878337
let me guess, you complain about not having follows and not making le monies while also using other artists work for "refs" thus stealing from fellow artists diminishing their own possible income or exposure

fucking no imagination parasite

[Anonymous No.6878353]

>>6878333
master copies have been done since and past the renaissance you flaming faggot

[Anonymous No.6878356]

>>6878353
but their are known to be studies and presented and such, you tards copy from other artists and pass it off as if you did all the work

[Anonymous No.6878361]

>>6878356
Proof of such a broad claim? Nobody's getting any sort of clout from this thread anon, they're all studies and are labeled as such.

[Anonymous No.6878362]

>>6878356
>but their are known to be studies
The post your comment was in response to clearly said that it was a study, what the fuck is your point even

[Anonymous No.6878363]

>>6878333
>>6878348
obvious troll but copying to study isn't the same as copying and claiming it as your own

[Anonymous No.6878366]

>>6878356
Also, "they're", you absolute fucking mongoloid.

[Anonymous No.6878367]

>>6878356
no one does this retard

[Anonymous No.6878368]

>>6875391
Hello everyone, looking for some critique, in regards to the values specifically.

[Anonymous No.6878372]

>>6878362
it wasnt a proper study, bet if original poster posts the art he is stealing from it will be 100% the same drawing, basically just trying to copy

this kind of behavior has to be cut from the beginning otherwise the artist will only further copy from others instead of doing things for themselves

we artists have to stick together, not steal from eachother

plus, he didnt contact the original artist to ask permission i bet

[Anonymous No.6878374]

Alright, now I know it's bait, move along

[Anonymous No.6878375]

>>6878368
turn it to greyscale and you can see for yourself

[Anonymous No.6878376]

>>6878367
there was a recent post about this same issue, pic rel

[Anonymous No.6878382]

>>6878376
That guy doesn't post on /ic/

So like I said, no one (here) does that

[Anonymous No.6878385]

>>6878382
you do realise this board has many cases of this right? why are you even defending this behavior?

let me guess, youre an AI chud

[Anonymous No.6878391]

>>6878372
>ask permission to study their work

Are you retarded?

> bet if original poster posts the art he is stealing from it will be 100% the same drawing

Can you even write a coherent sentence? Are you 12? Am I being baited by ChatGPT?

[Anonymous No.6878393]

>>6878376
This ain't even that bad anon. His only crime is not giving credit for the pose and camera angle, everything else was his own creation. You wouldn't get mad at a photographer using the same pose and camera angle as another photographer, would you?

[Anonymous No.6878399]

>>6878391
>Am I being baited
Yes

[Anonymous No.6878409]

>>6878393
>You wouldn't get mad at a photographer using the same pose and camera angle as another photographer, would you?
if its credited and they got permission, then yeah, go ahead and take the pic, otherwise it makes no sense

[Anonymous No.6878416]

>>6878372
>plus, he didnt contact the original artist to ask permission i bet
yes i did. i have capcom on speeddial. they told me i own the character now too. now everyone stop replying and shitting up /beg/

[Anonymous No.6878418]

>>6878385
you can't name one instance of it

[Anonymous No.6878420]

>>6878375
Already did. I want to know how I can improve it.

[Anonymous No.6878442]

IM
GOING
TO
MAKE
IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.6878494]

Greetings beg! I keep loomising. It is slowly getting easier. But it all still looks very beg.

>>6878368
>values
bad. the only part where i see meaningful dark value are his horns. the rest of painting looks like its WIP: basic colors and blending done, but none layers with shades or highlights were done yet. you have no bright or dark spots. it is all gray. do as other anon told you: turn it into grayscale and marvel at how all same shade of gray it is
>>6878310
drapery can be VERY confusing to accurately copy. BUT cloth is one of the most forgiving subject to draw. Almost any mistake you make won't be picked by viewer.
>Nicolaïdes: The Natural Way to Draw
has very practical study regime for drapery and the book explains it rather well
>Framed Perspective Vol. 2
also has very interesting way how to deal with drapery: invent your own folds to show the form even if the tshirt could never bend like that in real life
>doxxing
part of making it in art is when weirdos are trying to dox you
>>6878141
>stylus
>trad paper
i am confused. anime thot is okay
>>6877965
thumbs up
>>6877936
the weapon should be mace but with pumpkin at the end. i kneel
>>6877910
looks unfinished but still cool
>>6877781
i have never seen a topic with so many conflicting advice than drawing before. it isn't just /ic, it is global phenomena. Just keep drawing and stick to some book and or course. All paths eventually lead to canvas
>>6877771
work habits. build them: 19:00? Time to draw. Period.
>>6877675
i am pretty sure they have seen worst since they deal with creative artistic people who are infamous for mental instabilities
>>6877661
looks like you know what you are doing! keep it up
>>6877636
nice
>>6876868
https://pawell2418.github.io/projects.html

[Anonymous No.6878512]

>>6878494
loomis is a hack
i can see that now

[Anonymous No.6878516]

ignore don't engage

[Anonymous No.6878518]

>>6878310
>Also, another question, is there a threat of doxxing/harm from posting here? The stuff I draw is not morally questionable, but it could identify me (lets say via finding my account, then tracing to me if someone tried hard)
yeah i would do that immediately if given the chance. personally i only do that out of curiousity and i dont care enough to harm you or spread the information. but someone else might. so yeah, should be common sense, but dont doxx yourself like an idiot.

[Anonymous No.6878519]

>>6878516
sorry my bad.
anyway, loomis is a hack.

[Anonymous No.6878527]

>>6875391
No point in even trying now.

[Anonymous No.6878529]

another quick study. anon >>6877350 noted a distinct lack of edges in my previous study. Hopefully with this one I've at least gotten the ball rolling towards solving this issue!

[Anonymous No.6878533]

>>6878529
holy crap I am sticking to greyscale. Colour looks way beyond what I could ever accomplish. You are so skilled!

[Anonymous No.6878543]

>>6878529
Right on the tracks, just don't get complacent and keep pushing it. Feels great to be alive, doesn't it?

[Anonymous No.6878564]

>>6878368
Bump the contrast on the wings and background and lighten the figure, especially the face. Here's a quick example.

[Anonymous No.6878604]

How can i tell if the hand is the right size

[Anonymous No.6878632]

>>6878604
by comparing it to other parts of the body

[Anonymous No.6878635]

>>6878604
draw a ruler next to the hand

[Anonymous No.6878641]

>>6878564
NTA but this is very nice

[Anonymous No.6878644]

>>6878604
It's about the size of the face. Compare it. When in doubt, make it bigger.

[Anonymous No.6878672]

day 82
how does one draw trees

[Anonymous No.6878681]

>>6878672
By not drawing it. This is not a joke.

[Anonymous No.6878724]

copying all these little details takes forever at my skill, but at least it's good practice. two and a half hours into that one lightbulb copy and it's still maybe halfway done. main issue currently is with getting proportions right for the initial large shape, is there some general method to make sure it works or just more practice? currently just drawing and comparing line lengths/angles/making triangles

>>6877781
fwiw your studies look good to me, assuming you're picking up the anatomy whilst you're at it. plus you said you're more comfortable on tablet than paper. no point using trad if it frustrates you, do maybe try it again though just to see if your feel for it has changed
>>6877771
if you can't imagine the face you need to build a visual library for it and you build a visual library by drawing and studying other work. 50/50 study rule works magic

[Anonymous No.6878757]

Where can I find high res images of body parts for anatomy study? For example an image of a leg, arm, etc? Most of the images are the entire body

[Anonymous No.6878778]

>>6878757
Never mind I should have checked the book thread first I found something similar to what I wanted.

>Manga Materials Patreon Releases Part 1
https://e-hentai.org/g/2678203/1242774942/

>Manga Materials Patreon Releases Part 2
https://e-hentai.org/g/2678204/676279054a/

If anyone else is interested heres the links

[Anonymous No.6878818]

[Anonymous No.6878971]

>>6876650
nta...

>focus on the forms of the body rather than trying to draw a picture of the model.
WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? FORMS OF THE BODY? I SEE A PERSON AND DRAW THE PERSON? WHAT FUCKING FORMS????

[Anonymous No.6878975]

>>6877666
>he doesn't treat you like an idiot.
Anon I need him to.
>DAB is handholdy
Yes exactly, nothing else works for me because I don't know exactly what to do.

(i can only draw boxes help)

[Anonymous No.6878976]

>>6877682
>everyone and their mother on this board insulting this guys art, criticizing this that and the other
>I only see a good art piece, not a single point of criticism from me
i'm not even at artist level mind yet, i'm still in consoomer mindset, it's literally joever

[Anonymous No.6878993]

drawing tuxedos is hard

[Anonymous No.6879149]

>>6878976
For me, it's the arm on her hip.
I think he's fine. He's just not an anatomical genius, which I suppose he never pretended to be.

[Anonymous No.6879200]

>>6879149
I don't know if that's even his work or how old it is, but it's not fine. Go back to drawing boxes.

[Anonymous No.6879254]

>>6879149
>perspective of everything is off, the table is literally sinking into the floor
>drew her eye on her cheekbone
>right arm is much longer than left and the hand is detached
>awkward ass poses
>goat guy must have tiny legs
really shows how drawing 10000 random boxes helps with learning to use perspective in an actual piece of artwork, doesn't it?

[Anonymous No.6879255]

>>6878310
I will dox you if no one else will

[Anonymous No.6879258]

>>6875426
The Bible

[Anonymous No.6879371]

>>6878310
Always. Depends how easy you make it.

[Anonymous No.6879402]

>>6879400
>>6879400
new slop
>>6879400

[Anonymous No.6879441]

>>6879200
The lines mason
What do they mean

[Anonymous No.6879483]

I've just started drawing again for the first time since I was a kid. Sorry for what is probably the dumbest and most beginner of beginner questions, but: My lines are squiggly as shit. I can't draw a straight line to save my life. Even my attempted curved lines don't curve straight (if that makes sense). Is there anything to help something as basic as this? It's a bit overwhelming how much material there is for learning, but everything I've checked doesn't address anything as basic as this, even if its for beginners lol

[Anonymous No.6879762]

>>6879483
Drawabox. it is essential for you. Just do lesson 0, 1, and 2. No more and no less. The first thing you practice is drawing straight lines with confidence using your whole arm. It is really helping me.

[Anonymous No.6880282]

[Anonymous No.6880668]

>>6875391
Assuming I'm a pretty blody beginner, are there any tutorials on how to use graphite to create textures for landscape drawings? So for real morons, which show me exactly how to guide the pencil for which shape?
The textures in my texture sample are looking all a bit "uniform" and not realy as different shapes.

[Anonymous No.6881041]

>>6877781
You dew 7 fingers.