/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

start by not using AI, and not making bait threads with AI images. You just have to draw and then draw some more.

>>6943577
use Ai, make bait threads with AI images. You just have to write and then write some more

>>6943579
>>6943585
Wuh.... what do I do?

>>6943577
>>6943589
When you want to get good at anything, you go to school and study. Same thing for art. You can self-teach yourself, but, if you never self-taught yourself anything at least to an high-int level, it'll take you forever.

Find a teacher/mentor/school, work for hours everyday for years.

>>6943605
Ok, anon. I'll see if I can squeeze an art class into my schedule next semester.

>>6943622
Okay.

You also want to select your teachers: there's lots of bullshit in art today. Look for people who focus on strong technical skills, who don't shy away from hard/tedious work (ateliers, good comic artists, fine-art and traditional artists in general, animation, etc.).

One or two good books could also go a long way. It's a common mistake for beginners to spend time looking for the perfect book that will magically help with everything.

But the key to success is more about tenacity. Hence the idea of looking for teachers who have that kind of mentality, who are harsh and demanding on themselves as well as on their students.

>>6943635
>Hence the idea of looking for teachers who have that kind of mentality, who are harsh and demanding on themselves as well as on their students.
Im looking for a teacher with big tits first and foremost. I want to feel the form.

>>6943639
>>6943635
How do I find a washed out milf art teacher with a hentai body who will obliterate my prostate if I give her shit work?

How does one find a mentor without spending disgusting amounts of money?

>>6943577
post your drawings now

>>6943682
Here's a picture of a page from my sketchbook

>>6943605
can you post your work to verify that you have any business giving anyone advice?

>>6943701
> I need a proof that selecting as mentors skilled, hard working professionals is a good idea
Smart guy.

>>6943652
It's always a trade-off. No free meals.

>>6943648
>>6943639
Hilarious.

>>6943690
who the fuck told you, that you can use reference images of buildings when drawing buildings?

All that drawing seems from imagination so there's no vanishing point. The buildings can still be corrected with learning of Perspective, one of the fundamentals of drawing. Jesus fucking christ. Learn at least 1 point perspective and apply it to drawings of buildings. the other stuff in there will follow

>>6943720
>who the fuck told you, that you CANT use reference images of buildings when drawing buildings?

yes I corrected it.

>>6943720
holy shit anon that's genius. I'd never thought to do that before. I've just been drawing things from memory, but I could draw something as I see it in front of me. Maybe that will improve my ability.