/int/ & /beg/ - Intermediate and Beginners General

[Anonymous No.7052533]

If you are a /int/ermediate or /beg/inner in art, please use this thread to post pieces for critique or ask for advice.

>STICKY:
Completed: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uwaXKU7ev6Tw_or__o8ARpUb6r2rCZYJGqwSFV9AD98
New collaborative: https://hackmd.io/UMnZVhNITW-T2wZpHw6d0Q
w/ic/i: https://sites.google.com/site/ourwici/
Hardcore: https://hackmd.io/7k0XRnIQR6SValR77TDfZw?view

>WHERE to get study materials
annas-archive.org
e-hentai.org/tag/other:how+to
check catalog for /artbook and /video course generals

>PYW and give your feedback
What can be improved? are there any resources videos or books you'd recommend to them? maybe a redline or a technique, be specific

Previous thread: >>7048175

[Anonymous No.7052535]

I will continue not drawing and so I won’t contribute to this thread, either.

[Anonymous No.7052542]

Beg here. I am following the Brent Eviston figure drawing course and I am currently up to centre lines.

The problem I still have with gesture is how to start. Eviston strongly suggests a primary action line, but I'm not sure I can get my head around it. Do you guys start with one or do you employ other methods?

[Anonymous No.7052548]

>>7052535
>He shoved the pencil up his asshole

[Anonymous No.7052549]

>>7052548
Now that’s what I call fun with a pencil!

[Anonymous No.7052551]

shit i didnt see the new thread. anyway. is "draw what you like" crab advice

[Anonymous No.7052561]

>>7052551
no

[Anonymous No.7052563]

>>7052551
Drawing what you like leads to stagnation.

[Anonymous No.7052566]

>>7052561
>>7052563
would the other guard tell me that your door leads to the castle

[Anonymous No.7052571]

>>7052542
How you “start” doesn’t matter, anon. What matters more is what you end up with. People start drawings in all different ways, but only pros can end up with an anatomically and proportionally correct human figure

[Anonymous No.7052572]

>>7052367
Thanks for the advice. Other anons told me I should start with observational drawings.
Is charcoal too early for me to start with? Should I stick to pencil drawings and shade after I get a better grasp of shapes?

[Anonymous No.7052574]

>>7052533
eyyy I made the OP
Thanks, does that revoke my /beg/ card? or makes it official?

[Anonymous No.7052577]

Do you guys know of any cool tutorial or ways of approaching fabrics and clothing?

[Anonymous No.7052578]

>>7052566
what?

>>7052563
Drawing ONLY what you like and never studying or critiquing your work leads to stagnation.

If you draw what you enjoy, notice what you struggle with and then work on those things you will improve
It's very important to have fun while you draw, otherwise you get burned out and don't draw at all

[Anonymous No.7052579]

>>7052577
Hogarth's Dynamic Wrinkles and Drapery

[Anonymous No.7052582]

>>7052578
"one guard tells the truth, the other guard lies" joke. its not a very good one i will admit

[Anonymous No.7052584]

>>7052582
ahh I see
don't feel bad, jokes go over my head a lot

[Anonymous No.7052585]

>>7052579
I'll check it out, thank you.

[Anonymous No.7052586]

>no art posted
I guess that’ll still be true. Did I fuck up my mountain here? I want to be the trad chad

[Anonymous No.7052587]

>>7052586
Right click on the file and ROTATE THE FUCKING IMAGE YOU RETARD

[Anonymous No.7052591]

>>7052587
lol. That guy needs to learn this is the /beg/ thread, not the /dumbasanigger/ thread.

[Anonymous No.7052597]

>>7052587
>>7052591
>take vertical picture
>see picture as vertical when selecting it
>post
>clowns seethe and fail to post art

[Anonymous No.7052599]

>>7052597
See, retard? Not so hard!

[Anonymous No.7052604]

>>7052599
>no art
>only slurs
I changed nothing.

[Anonymous No.7052610]

I wonder if today is the day i'll finally break my months long streak of not drawing. Probably not.

[Anonymous No.7052614]

>>7052610
I know it won’t be for me.

[Anonymous No.7052616]

>>7052587
Nta, but 4chan occasionally rotates images inexplicably. Are you new?

[Anonymous No.7052618]

>>7052616
Never happened to me in ~12 years. And no.

[Anonymous No.7052620]

>>7052535
>>7052610

[Anonymous No.7052621]

I posted this last thread after bump limit. Anyone got feedback/criticism?

>>7052586
Looks nice to me, but I don't do landscapes.
>>7052597
This one looks rougher

[Anonymous No.7052622]

Maybe I'm not as awful at drawing as I thought I am, I feel like this looks pretty ok for a doodle

[Anonymous No.7052626]

>>7052533
those two images belong to /beg/s.
Otherwise that means I'm an /int/ and I'd rather believe I'm doo doo feces a while longer

[Anonymous No.7052627]

crit? is this 1 to 1?

[Anonymous No.7052628]

>>7052574
>>7052626
High /beg/ low /int/ since that seems to be where you want to be.

[Anonymous No.7052631]

next

[Anonymous No.7052635]

Life studies are tough.

[Anonymous No.7052634]

im ngmi because all of the characters i am most passionate about do not have human heads its all circle tool all the way down for me. at least i can try to get really good at hands

[Anonymous No.7052637]

>>7052628
Thank you kind sir, here's my tribute to the thread, may I forever be mediocre to eternally improve

[Anonymous No.7052638]

>>7052637
why do you FLIP

[Anonymous No.7052641]

>>7052634
Oh, you’re that googly eye idiot.

[Anonymous No.7052647]

>>7052637
give me that euro

[Anonymous No.7052648]

is "just draw what you see" not just a very obvious meme? If that were really what were being learned then someone studying and drawing trees for years would expect to effortlessly jump to portraits. Studying anatomy would be obviously irrelevant as well. Clearly, the specific subject you want to draw needs to be studied, not some kind of "sight." I'm not convinced it's not all just better, more informed symbol drawing.

[Anonymous No.7052653]

>>7052648
its literally just to get past symbol drawing which most people never do

[Anonymous No.7052664]

>>7052635
My reference. I used to do a Bargue drawing sort of thing by measuring with my pencil and making a bunch of marks when I was working with pencil and paper but I haven't figured out a method to use on tablet so it's even worse than it should be.

[Anonymous No.7052688]

>>7052626
post work

[Anonymous No.7052691]

>>7052648
>the specific subject you want to draw needs to be studied
yeah, and you can study it by drawing it
but only if you can actually draw what you see

[Anonymous No.7052693]

>>7052688
I'm retarded
>>7052637 this is mine

[Anonymous No.7052702]

>>7052693
Why don't try to moving away from doodles?

[Anonymous No.7052703]

I'm in the process of picking up an Intuos 3, and I'll soon start to practice on my art.
I'm looking to do art in the style in pic related, should I do anything special or just like, learn to draw more realistic stuff before I stylize things?
I have the books Keys to Drawing and
Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. Aren't there like starting exercises where you're supposed to basically freehand trace lineart that you have flipped upside down? Anyone who knows where to get lineart that is good for this purpose?

[Anonymous No.7052707]

>>7052703
copy that drawing, right now, with a pencil
try flipping it upside down and try to see just abstract shapes, instead of a character
do it carefully, take like 20-30 minutes

[Anonymous No.7052709]

>>7052664
Whatever time it took you to do that drawing, multiply it by 3 and spend that much on your next.

[Anonymous No.7052711]

>>7052702
it's not exactly fun otherwise, making cleaner drawings just adds a lot of mental taxation.
I do practice my inking however, it will always look worse than my sketches, mostly because I keep making minute mistakes that bring down the whole drawing.
Doodling also feels a lot like sculpting which I enjoy

[Anonymous No.7052712]

>>7052707
Alright, I'll do it. I don't even have any blank paper and I don't have access to a scanner but I'll give it a try.

[Anonymous No.7052719]

>>7052571
>How you “start” doesn’t matter, anon. What matters more is what you end up with.

[Anonymous No.7052727]

Are you actively thinking when you draw? Or is it just subconscious when you enter a flow state or whatever they call it

[Anonymous No.7052729]

>>7052709
Like an hour lol

[Anonymous No.7052730]

>>7052707
>>7052712
Alright, finished. I didn't do some details, I gave up with the checkers once I noticed I had screwed them up, but I feel like this might help somewhat.
Anyway, while doing this I felt like I was recognizing what I was drawing despite the picture being upside down, am I doing something entirely wrong here?

[Anonymous No.7052732]

"I do not contend that anyone can draw or paint. I do contend that anyone who can draw or paint can do it better with more knowledge to work with." - andrew loomis, creative illustration

What Did He Mean By This?

[Anonymous No.7052733]

>>7052571
>How you “start” doesn’t matter, anon. What matters more is what you end up with.
Retard. Stop making worthless posts that aren't useful for anyone.

[Anonymous No.7052736]

>>7052730
no that's fine, now do it again without looking at the reference, from memory.

[Anonymous No.7052738]

>>7052736
Should I draw it upside-down from memory? I assume it would be easier like that now because of muscle memory but that's probably not the right way to do it.

[Anonymous No.7052757]

>>7052738
no, do it normally. Upside down is for you draw what you see not what you think.

[Anonymous No.7052762]

>>7052757
Alright, turned out pretty terrible in comparison, but better than expected.
So, should I just do a few of these every day for now?

[Anonymous No.7052765]

What do i draw and how do i do it?

[Anonymous No.7052766]

trying some new stuff out

[Anonymous No.7052767]

>>7052762
read drawing with the right side of the brain or keys to drawing. They will give you general knowledge, copying as accurate as you can and then do it from memory is a pretty effective way to improve. But the most important thing is to draw more and have fun.

[Anonymous No.7052768]

>>7052767
Yeah, I already have those as ebooks, I've been planning to read them.
>But the most important thing is to draw more and have fun.
I'll be picking up a drawing tablet soon as I mentioned, then I can more easily post my art without the camera making it worse.

[Anonymous No.7052771]

>>7052627
The cast shadow from his lat onto the serrated anterior and the side of his pec flatten them out. You’ve drawn the edge as a flat straight shape, when it should curve/arc the fingers of the serratus and slightly curve over the side of his pec. Great job, regardless.

[Anonymous No.7052776]

>>7052533
Oh look I made the OP, now everybody can see my shit art

[Anonymous No.7052778]

>>7052768
>waiting on a tablet
How did artists make good looking art before the digital age? At the very least start practicing while you wait, even if you don't share it.

[Anonymous No.7052780]

>>7052778
Yeah, I'll draw some in the meantime as well. But I'll be getting the tablet quite soon, just waiting for the seller to look up what the shipping would cost, he expected someone to be able to pick it up.

[Anonymous No.7052785]

>>7052719
>>7052733
it's true though

[Anonymous No.7052814]

how do I make an arm look gud/gestural when sometimes a bitches arm just be looking like a skinny ass straight tube

[Anonymous No.7052823]

>>7052814

[Anonymous No.7052831]

>>7052823
how could you do this to me in my time of need

[Anonymous No.7052834]

>>7052814

[Anonymous No.7052835]

>>7052834
YOOOO OKAY so you add your own flavor to it? mind if i save this pic for future ref

[Anonymous No.7052836]

>>7052835
no, you can't save it. that's stealing.

[Anonymous No.7052837]

>>7052836
guess i'm gonna have to steal it then like you stole my heart with that useful drawing. tybb

[vr88 No.7052839]

>>7052533
anyone got any tips n tricks for a broke idiot stuck with a 3ds and colors 3d? as of right now im struggling with actually coloring anything. i legit don't get it

[Anonymous No.7052843]

[Anonymous No.7052854]

Could you please tell me if the render technique, particularly on the plushie is okay?

(old work, can't remember crits and have not painted much since but now I want to, just dont want too bad habits)

[Anonymous No.7052867]

Also providing some crits, beware, I >>7052854 am beg.

>>7052843
This is just my intuition but I am not a fan of the blue eyes. They should be larger I think. Also it took me a minute to understand that the animal is wearing the skin of another - the head suggests a delineation of materials
>>7052766
I really like this, saved!
>>7052703
Keys to drawing is all you need, it has a similar exercise. I suggest copying the kind of art you like and use that.
>>7052648
Seems to me you're just engaged in arguing about schematics. You're expecting simple sentences to yield absolute, all explaining truth
>>7052635
Life anything to me means from real life. Now THAT is tough. good job on the effort tho

[Anonymous No.7052889]

Page two of my combined master study of Kentaro Miura and Japanese language learning project. I have attempted to copy all the kanji in the story so far (almost all of them after the table of contents are on the page with this drawing of Puck.) Now I will attempt to look up every kanji and see what it means. This is kinda hard as the print isn't that great and the kanji are hard to read.
This is a really slow process, but it works for me. The drawing gives me a break from the language studies, and the intensity of learning Japanese makes drawing seem much more easy and fun.

[Anonymous No.7052894]

>>7052533
I'm learning to draw because of pewdiepie hehe

[Anonymous No.7052896]

Any pointers on drawing skellingtons to build a body?
measures? good practices?
Im struggling hard.

[Anonymous No.7052900]

learning 'traiture

[vr88 No.7052904]

>>7052621
some line variation would look good. the straight line on the hip is probably another thing to reconsider

>>7052622
scaling up your drawing area would help iron out the details

[Anonymous No.7052906]

>>7052900
Is there some sort of grudge you have with the word "portraiture"?

[vr88 No.7052908]

>>7052839
forgot to post my actual attempt of coloring. this shit is literally filtering me aa

[Anonymous No.7052909]

>>7052835
speak english you little zoomer faggot

[Anonymous No.7052917]

>>7052908
why do you rather not try something more complex to actually test your skills rel. colors?
As for your pic rel, as a /beg/let, I would say not good, bg is overpowering saturated pink whereas rest is muted.

[Anonymous No.7052925]

>>7052889
based and gmi. but don't look up kanji, look up words. Use mokuro and yomichan to make looking up words in manga easier

https://learnjapanese.moe/readingtips/

[Anonymous No.7052927]

>>7052925
>don't look up kanji, look up words.
Fellow based tae kim enjoyer?

[Anonymous No.7052928]

I am a complete failure at art, been trying on and off for a while now (haven't reached a 100 drawings yet) and I was wondering if copying that Micheal Hampton book would help me improve my art and actually allow me to create nice looking images of models and characters that I like (mainly models to be honest).
Is it worth the time investment? I am a pretty slow person, so 3-4 copies will probably take me two days/sessions and I'm planing on copying the whole book. I also don't quite understand the theory so I was hoping that actually drawing it would help me fill that knowledge gap.
Here are my copies thus far, so feel free to judge and whatnot (not sure what you can say about a copy to be honest, but go ahead).

[Anonymous No.7052930]

>>7052927
tae kim is based, but I think most learners eventually realize that words are the most fundamental linguistic unit of a language. kanji are just phonemes

[Anonymous No.7052932]

>>7052928
jesus christ, 100 drawings in and you're already that good? You do'nt realize that you've progressed faster than 90% of people?

[Anonymous No.7052935]

>>7052572
observation is the most important thing for beginners imo
i think it's fine to start on charcoal but it might take you a while to figure out what techniques you can use with it, maybe try looking at some live drawing videos and see what kind of marks people are able to make. those wide strokes with the flat side of the charcoal are really handy.
if cost is something that holds you back go for cheaper materials like pencil and cheap paper, it's all for the sake of practice anyway

[Anonymous No.7052937]

>>7052925
Thank you
>Don't look up kanji
This is good generic advice, but I LIKE looking up kanji. Since I'm under no time pressure to pass a class or make a trip, I like to just look up radicals, etymology, bronze age script versions. It's like catching pokemon to me. But yeah, for a normal person this would be stupid.
I'll check out those links. Thank you!

[Anonymous No.7052941]

>>7052533
downloading everything from: akihito yoshitomi, hide channel, and chommang drawing. who else?

[vr88 No.7052943]

>>7052917
got it, thanks for the tip. i'll start tackling something more challenging rn. appreciate the advice

[Anonymous No.7052948]

>>7052508
still don't get how to draw the further eye in perspective. I'm sure other things in this drawing are really wrong too

[Anonymous No.7052958]

>>7052948
neck

[Anonymous No.7052963]

>>7052904
>some line variation would look good.
Yeah, I should probably buy some fineliners. I'm just using a regular ballpoint for the linework
>the straight line on the hip is probably another thing to reconsider
If you mean the bit on the left leg, that was me fucking up a fold. I think my hip to thigh transition needs a bit of work though

[Anonymous No.7052966]

tourism is booming

[Anonymous No.7052968]

>>7052906
'akes 'oo 'ong 'o 'ay

[Anonymous No.7052971]

[Anonymous No.7052984]

Would anyone here know a good book for color theory or I guess more specifically something that gets right into the meat of how to color mix to get the colors you are seeing? I am really really struggling getting a color right and its so aggravating, takes up entire time of doing a piece.

[Anonymous No.7052988]

>>7052958
I don't understand, how should the neck be done in the face angle I chose?

[Anonymous No.7053005]

>>7052988
1. The centerline of yours is too far to the left, so it doesn't look like it's coming out of the right spot
2. The angle is too extreme. The neck is angled back a bit, but not as much as you drew it
I'm not perfect at drawing necks but here's my attempt at a redline (cyanline?)

[Anonymous No.7053014]

Critique me ples.

[Anonymous No.7053019]

>>7052900
What media did you use with that portrait?

[Anonymous No.7053022]

I cant concentrate

[Anonymous No.7053024]

This took me way too long and left me mentally exhausted, and yet it still looks off. Especially the center planes of the head threw me off

Anything that can help me exercise the planes and forms of the face? it doesn't have to be anime, I'm trying to force my head to always think in 3D, and my mind is making me revert back to draw in 2D

[vr88 No.7053036]

>>7052917
here's an update for that more challenging thing. obviously that hand is a mess, but the rendering is kinda kicking my ass lol. i'll keep chipping away at it tho

[Anonymous No.7053040]

>>7052988

[Anonymous No.7053053]

>>7053005
>>7053040
I guess this is better?

[Anonymous No.7053054]

>>7052867
hi im the op who drew the woman, ty for the kind words. ive been trying to get my construction a bit better so ive been staying away from rendering

[Anonymous No.7053055]

>>7053019
digital? I'm not sure what you're asking

[Anonymous No.7053056]

>>7053036
why are you drawing individual strands of hair before finishing your block-in, silly niggy

[Anonymous No.7053076]

>>7052948
sorry, I missed your last post.
>how do I know when to draw a bit of the nose ridge at some angles
It's a stylistic choice for most people. I know some people who do a dot for the nose and don't draw the actual nasal ridge but it's implied to be there, and this is conveyed by making the farther eye look shorter horizontally.
The area around the eyes is concave so it's difficult to express the part that is hidden by the nose ridge, I tried my best in outlining this in my drawing if it makes sense. The artist in the rightmost infographic does a good job explaining it, you can see it here: https://twitter.com/cyjalway/status/1741162078101176782

[vr88 No.7053081]

>>7053056
i did my blockies!! it's just the shitty default "paint" brush for colors 3d T-T

[Anonymous No.7053110]

What do I need to improve on for next time?

[Anonymous No.7053114]

>>7052900
you're over rendering the eyes and neglecting the rest of the portrait. the nose bridge doesn't connect with the nose, what is happening depth wise in the middle and edges? same with the cheeks. there's no depth there at all save for a few highlights. think about how the planes of the cheek connect to the nose, under eye, jaw, etc. same for the rest of the face. leaving those featureless areas grey makes it look flat. another huge thing is the hair - there is no depth because your values don't contrast enough. think of the hair in chunks of locks and render those whilst considering the light angle. also i would personally move away from the lineart if you're rendering and allow the painting to define it's edges without lines.

[Anonymous No.7053120]

>>7052984
Color second/third Edition: A workshop for artists and designers, David Hornung

how to see colors and paint it, Stern, Arthur

the color spotter that stern suggests is a great learning tool.

After a few projects I felt confident enough to try something like pic related, but do the Hornung first explains color really good, if you are doing digital use the rgb slider.

>>7053110
great highlights! maybe more interesting composition, loomis creative illustration

[Anonymous No.7053158]

>>7052935
Thank you and God bless.

[Anonymous No.7053162]

>>7053110
The foreground looks awesome anon, cool shapes colors and lighting.

although the monster in the background looks like squidward and has a weird pose. work on shape and character design

also the messy line quality makes everything look rushed. make cleaner lines or no lines at all

[Anonymous No.7053168]

>>7053024
u doin great anon

[Anonymous No.7053199]

>>7053076
wow, thank you for putting that together, that's really helpful. especially the guidelines showing the concavity of the eye socket, that makes when to depict the nose ridge a lot more clearer for me. a shame I stopped caring about it and put random hair on it. i'm currently doing a copy and if you can help with that i would appreciate it

[Anonymous No.7053235]

how do you know if your drawing the right thing

[Anonymous No.7053242]

>>7053235
does it look good (optional)

[Anonymous No.7053244]

>>7053199
>>7053076
this is my first time trying to copy something 1:1 and study. what can I do better with construction? i think I understand the nose ridge thing better now too

[Marielx !Vidya4T.Xo No.7053246]

Drew a parody of the nazi girl meme for one of my fans.

[Anonymous No.7053247]

>>7053244
also i thought i measured the proportion of the eyes to chin properly (2 and a third down from eye to chin) but it seems like there's less space on the face. should I have drawn the eyes smaller?

[Anonymous No.7053248]

>>7053199
That's fine. I mentioned it's a stylistic choice, because people can get by with a lot of different approaches to it and still look fine. Here's a quick doodle as example to what I said, the left one I just had the small triangle to indicate the underside of the nose, and no bridge. You can still kinda tell the bridge is there even though I didn't draw it. I personally prefer the right one.
You don't have to worry too much about it right now, just have fun with your drawings. Look into your favorite artists and how they draw their noses!

[Anonymous No.7053249]

[Anonymous No.7053251]

>Go to local university, supported by financial aid but the expected quality of education is dubious at best and no industry connections done through the school, also forced to take filler imaginary classes that have nothing to do with your degree that wastes time
>Pay 850 bucks per course for an online academy, highly regarded but non-accredited so ineligible for financial aid but a significantly higher chance of making industry connections or getting a mentor. Classes are Ala Carte so no filler bullshit
>succumbing to the loan jew and going to one of "the" art schools in Cali-shitta or Shit York City or Leafland, going hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt for a reputable degree and solid connections but no guarantee of a job outside of school, easily the worst of the 3 options
I can see how a lot of artists get filtered and give up going pro just from recognizing that these are the only 3 options

[Anonymous No.7053260]

>>7053248
oh I see, thank you! just one thing tho, what's the curve then on the left eye for the left drawing? it's along the nose ridge but i assume it's the eyelash to imply the eye is concave in perspective?

[Anonymous No.7053271]

>>7053260
Under the eyes? yeah, I usually draw lashes that way to define the bottom of the eyes a bit more.
As for copying >>7053244, I can't actually give you advice other than mileage and drawing a lot. The /asg/ thread actually is big on copying anime (they have some fixation on hitting 80%+ accuracy on copies though for some reason). I tried but her left eye came out kinda wonky, so maybe I have to do some copy accuracy practice myself

[Anonymous No.7053274]

I literally lost my sketchbook(and pencils) today, of all the reasons to miss a habit this is the most pathetic.

[Anonymous No.7053278]

>>7053248
NTA but I really like your style! Also do you have any tips on measurements of the face? Especially at the cheek and chin area

[Anonymous No.7053284]

>>7053274
you can't lose a wacom cintiq pro 27" with flex arm!

[Anonymous No.7053290]

I am trying to learn something new, instead of sticking my usual formula (line art layer, paint and fill color layer, the more basic formula). Its less of a study and more of how I think the other artists does it. You can tell I was playing too safe instead of risking something.

Is there any way I can learn propper brush striking techniques?

[Anonymous No.7053300]

>>7052966
That's some nice stippling.

[Anonymous No.7053312]

>>7053036
Holy shit! how can you do that? I need to learn!

[Anonymous No.7053319]

>>7052631
Perspective is a little off, but nice forshortening!

[Anonymous No.7053322]

>>7053114
Thanks, anon, I'll keep this in mind

[Anonymous No.7053332]

[Anonymous No.7053333]

[Anonymous No.7053334]

>>7053332
>>7053333
stay in your containment thread

[Anonymous No.7053341]

drawing tablet (without screen) bros...

1) do you always keep the aspect ratio of tablet area and screen area the same?

2) do you use the full screen including UI with tablet or just a limited screen area for drawing??

[Anonymous No.7053344]

>>7053341
yes, no

[Anonymous No.7053348]

>>7053334
which is...

[Anonymous No.7053350]

[Anonymous No.7053357]

Don't worry my NIGGAS. we're gonna draw more Senran Kagura, Taimanin Asagi & Friends and some Guilty Gear. I forgot i have the game which gives me access to draw 'em now

[Anonymous No.7053375]

A or B?
And any advice on changing the proportions or the face shape (or anything else really) to make it more appealing? Also, should I get rid of the hatching in the shadow area? Thanks in advance

[Anonymous No.7053409]

worrying about my skill and result has taken the joy about drawing. I am not even at the level to be this sad yet. i give up on expectations i just want to be happy

[Anonymous No.7053414]

The One Ring chilling in the river with the fishies

[Anonymous No.7053420]

[Anonymous No.7053423]

>>7052533
After reading Betty Edwards' I feel like I'm thinking less when I'm drawing and just observing

I got some areas to work on still but I feel a lot more relaxed when drawing.

[Anonymous No.7053425]

>>7053423
cute elf

[Anonymous No.7053428]

>>7053425
Marcille is cute! CUTE!

[Anonymous No.7053434]

>>7053409

[Anonymous No.7053435]

>>7053434
>>7053409
Shadowheart from Baldur's Gate?

[Anonymous No.7053439]

>>7053409
>>7053414
>>7053434
these r v nice...i often wear my hair in a braid down the side like that (assuming that's a braid in process)

i gotta fix the belt to follow the rotund big belly curvature...and learn how 2 draw hands...and actually finish something.
the vents in that robot arm backpack thing are behind the long tank of liquid in the head. how draw stuff thats behind liquid?

[Anonymous No.7053452]

>>7053434
how about you worry about learning to draw properly before jumping into painting with colour

[Anonymous No.7053456]

>>7053435
yes
>>7053452
no, i want to be happy

[Anonymous No.7053463]

[Anonymous No.7053471]

>pratice rendering digital
>let me sleep on it I'm tired
>wake up
>can't remember how I figured out rendering a texture
what the FUCK

[Anonymous No.7053506]

fellow beginners, how do you draw on elevated surfaces? I have way less control hover hand so when I get close to the edge of the paper with no where to rest my hand so I struggle to draw

[Anonymous No.7053510]

>>7053506
>*edge of paper on the sketchbook (since that's elevated from the table)

[Anonymous No.7053526]

>>7053022
Holy moly what the fuck happened to your socials, last time I checked it you had like one third of of the followers you have now

[Anonymous No.7053532]

>>7053022
You mean IG? bought an ad. lol.

[Anonymous No.7053544]

I didn’t draw yesterday and, god willing, I won’t draw today, tomorrow, or ever again. Wish me luck.

[Anonymous No.7053547]

>>7053544
Based. I only paint if I feel like it’d be fun. Why else would I?

[Anonymous No.7053559]

>>7053439
use a glass filled with water and put and use it as a filter in front of your subject.

[Anonymous No.7053586]

>>7053559
thats kinda hard but its fun. thanks. i think its supposed 2 stretch out more but it got too hard to tell it was a tank of liquid with a lil spine/skull floating in it so i kept them p much the same as the other vent things.

[Anonymous No.7053590]

[Anonymous No.7053605]

>>7053278
Not really, I tend to eyeball those (I use a simple circle and draw the whole head inside it most of the time). I do prefer angles that are a bit less pronounced than being very pointy or very rounded cheeklines

[Anonymous No.7053609]

>>7052616
iPhone image rotation info is stored in the metadata, which 4chan strips.

[Anonymous No.7053619]

So should zi actually draw 100000 cubes?

[Anonymous No.7053622]

>>7053619
Yes. Go ahead and start now.

[vr88 No.7053635]

>>7053312
it's just the air brush and textured brush set to like 25 percent opacity :-p

[Anonymous No.7053662]

>>7053271
I think on the left of the eye? I assumed that was the lash but it might just be a bit of the nose ridge since it's on the same curve. And wow, you got the expression nicely! I actually kinda forgot asg exists so I'll check there too

[Anonymous No.7053665]

>>7053590
What made you decide to post this?

[Anonymous No.7053677]

>>7053665
To get egged on.
Anger is a good motivator to get better.

[Anonymous No.7053686]

>>7053677
If you get ignored, will that throw a wrench in your plans?

[Anonymous No.7053689]

>>7053686
Nah, 90% of non tits drawings get ignored.

[Anonymous No.7053697]

>>7053689
You should draw some tits.

[Anonymous No.7053704]

>>7053590
>>7053697
I agree. This picture would look a lot better if the character had fat tits.

[Anonymous No.7053713]

>>7053689
So you post here to get shit on so you'll have the fuel to improve, but know that you'll probably be ignored regardless. Sounds to me like a normal person would have given up after a while. Has this method worked for you in the past?

[Anonymous No.7053715]

>>7053713
STFU faggot and post cartoon tits!

[Anonymous No.7053729]

Is it true that triangles are the secret to good line art?

[Anonymous No.7053732]

Trying to learn how to draw faces with a bit more "emotion" in them.
Did this one come out too misshapen?

[Anonymous No.7053737]

>>7053732
It needs titties

[Anonymous No.7053745]

Day 4 of drawing sometimes

[Anonymous No.7053800]

>>7053745
Which day of being a pedophile?

[Anonymous No.7053823]

[Anonymous No.7053855]

>>7053737
The character (Saya) is flat as fuck.

[Anonymous No.7053862]

>>7053823
Needs at least 20% more titty.

[Anonymous No.7053866]

>>7053862
and more ass

[Anonymous No.7053868]

>>7053866
eww. poop comes from there.

[Anonymous No.7053870]

>>7053862
don't reply to attention whores.

[Anonymous No.7053871]

>>7053868
MORE TITS THEN

[Anonymous No.7053878]

>>7053605
>>7053605
:)

[Anonymous No.7053884]

>>7053713
IT motivated me to draw, after a year and half artistic block due to my sisters death. Anger at your stagnation is a good motivater.
Also I know am I am too old to better my self in technic, but that does not mean I am too old to improve my art expression.

[Anonymous No.7053888]

>>7053697
I don't want to draw tits, gona do something about it?

[Anonymous No.7053889]

>>7053870
BUT POOP COMES FROM THERE

[Anonymous No.7053890]

Done. I think I know how to handle colors better when rendeing in grayscale.

[Anonymous No.7053893]

>>7053878
I did redraw for this anon's too, forgot to reply
>>7053662
>>7053248

[Anonymous No.7053895]

>>7053890
I think the neck misplaced ,tie asymetrical, and the perspective compression on the body isnt quite working

[Anonymous No.7053902]

>>7053888
I’ll draw my own tits, then!

[Anonymous No.7053903]

wacom bros...what's the highest % pressure you actually use?

[Anonymous No.7053904]

>>7053902
Cheers on you, draw what ever you wish.

[Anonymous No.7053906]

>>7053890
Looks quite nice. I think her right (on our left) collarbone looks wrong since it’s not going to her shoulder and seems more like it’s pointing to her mid trap. I think we’d also be looking down on it more.

I think the shadow on her right (our left) armpit looks a little odd in its shape, and the color looks kinda funny, kinda gray compared to the shading on her sternum.

I think the shadow terminator/core shadow on her left (our right) breast maybe could bulge a little on the puffy nipple part of her top, like you did with the other breast. As it is now, the terminator kind of ignores the little bulge of titty meat in her bikini and seems like one continuous core shadow for her breast as if it were a uniform round surface. Or maybe the terminator on the bikini is fine, but it needs to conform to the main part of her breast differently. Idk. It’s very subtle and probably not worth fixing.

I think you’re definitely improving, and this is a difficult perspective. The rendering and skindentation on her breasts is great, and activates the fuck out of my neurons despite me being a diehard ass man. Good stuff, anon.

[Anonymous No.7053937]

fuck it I guess. is eviston -> hampton -> bridgman -> robertson a good progression path?

[Anonymous No.7053939]

>>7053937
Only way to find out is to do it and report back to us

[Anonymous No.7053942]

>>7053939
yes sir

[Anonymous No.7053950]

One day I'll figure out how cutesy cartoon characters work

[Anonymous No.7053953]

>>7053950
blog?

[Anonymous No.7053954]

>>7053937
Probably.
You've got the right idea, you've got to do more than one and try alot and you pick up bits and pieces here and there.

[Anonymous No.7053962]

>>7053937
do robertson (or an easier perspective course) before hampton

[Anonymous No.7053968]

>>7053937
drop that crap and do drawabox lmao. evinston and co. are begtraps.

[Anonymous No.7053986]

>>7053968
I actually am doing drawabox as we speak. The drawing I posted has the planes/ellipses exercise, I was just looking for supplementary material

[Anonymous No.7053988]

>>7053986
Wait till you do all of it and realize you're still shit at figures in perspective lmao
only way to get good at dynamic poses and figures in perspective is to draw a lot of fullbody poses

[Anonymous No.7053993]

Critique

[Anonymous No.7053994]

>>7053993
why is there a dick on her thigh

[Anonymous No.7053995]

>>7053993
feet look horrible, redraw it again . Nice ass tho

[Anonymous No.7053996]

>>7053993
there we go, there's your wonderful """critique""" >>7053994
happy?

[Anonymous No.7053999]

>>7053988
Of course, you’re right. Eviston and Hampton have perspective figure drawing tutorials, so I had to ask.

[Anonymous No.7054028]

Why am I scared to draw?

I have a mental barrier that makes me want to draw but never do it. When I feel like I'm about to draw, I feel scared of doing it. Why?

[Anonymous No.7054032]

>>7054028
Fear of failure, you're just a bit of a coward. You have to force yourself or you'll never start. It'll pass

[Anonymous No.7054035]

>>7053409
If it makes you feel better, anon, you are doing a lot better with such style than I am.
I made a similar attempt and it's....well...I will let you judge. >>7053290

[Anonymous No.7054040]

>>7053950
Is that handsome man on the right you anon? uWu

[Anonymous No.7054052]

>>7053334
seething nodraw crab

[Anonymous No.7054053]

>>7054028
because you aren't drawing enough
you don't care if a single drawing turns out bad if you have a dozen drawings you're excited to start

[Anonymous No.7054055]

>>7054040
Wtf you made all these drawings banger now

[Anonymous No.7054058]

>>7054040
looks like a child predator

[Anonymous No.7054071]

Crit please

[Anonymous No.7054074]

>>7054058
he can predate me :)

[Anonymous No.7054089]

I don't understand drawing. I just don't understand anything about drawing. How do you learn? How do you study from books? D you just find an artist you like and copy their work? Do you draw from life and apply what you read in books? It seems like everyone has a different method and I just don't get it. Just picking up the pencil makes my feel like puking. Drawing gives me anxiety because I don't get it.

[Anonymous No.7054092]

>>7054089
drawabox

[Anonymous No.7054102]

>>7054089
draw more faggot stop being HOMOSEXUAL and draw cool shit you like
if it looks bad ask for help from big boys and then copy what they do
basically you'll be drawing while looking at stuff whether it be IRL, good artists or teachers corrections of your shit.
this is because you cant draw something from imagination very well if you've never drawn it before.
What this means is that if you want to learn how to do art, you need to be making a lot of finished products. The reason why everybody has their own method is because everybody is retarded in a different way, so you have to experiment with what works and doesn't by continuously testing your constructions and studies in actual work
Even if you get it right once, you'll need to get the drawing right 2 or 3 times before you can consistently freeball a particular angle and pose without ref. Once you do this for enough years, you can bullshit stuff you like

[Anonymous No.7054104]

[Anonymous No.7054108]

Can anybody please give me a yes or no answer? >>7052928
Thanks.

[Anonymous No.7054110]

>>7052928
>>7054108
Yes, there you happy? Now go draw

[Anonymous No.7054119]

Hello, I haven't drawn in a long time and was wondering if anyone had any advice for this drawing?

These are the things I feel are off, but can't put my finger on:
The shape of the face on the left girl.
The left girls right hand (the one she is resting her face on).
How the clothing is laying onto the seat, how the dress and skirt fall/drape over it.
The frills peaking out of the left girls dress, especially (our) right side.

Any help appreciated!

[Anonymous No.7054125]

>>7054108
Can we?

[Anonymous No.7054128]

give me advice

[Anonymous No.7054129]

>>7052604
i like the colors but try not to be so defensive next time.

[Anonymous No.7054134]

>>7054092
I'd rather quit than go through this

>>7054102
sounds hard

[Anonymous No.7054146]

>>7054089
>How do you study from books?
Depends on the book, sometimes they have exercises to do, sometimes you're just just copying the drawings in them.

>Do you just find an artist you like and copy their work?
Yes, this is one thing you can do

>Do you draw from life and apply what you read in books?
Yes this is another thing you can do

>It seems like everyone has a different method and I just don't get it.
Drawing like all skills, is not linear nor is it simple. There are many aspects to it that require different methods of training/practice and someone's skill at "drawing" is just the cumulation of their skill at these many aspects

>Drawing gives me anxiety because I don't get it.
Drawing is actually fairly simple, it's just making marks on a surface to produce an image. Studying from books/copying artists you like/studying from life/etc these are all things you can do to get better at making marks on a page, they're just various methods of training. The same way there's several ways to exercise a certain muscle, there's several ways to get better at drawing.

All it is is drawing, seeing what you're not good at, working on that aspect in whichever way you enjoy, then drawing again, you just do this over and over and over.

[Anonymous No.7054150]

>>7054128
i'd say since it lacks context in the dude and the background (can't tell what he is) and since the pose is unclear (can't tell what he's doing), go for something more abstract and suggestive and you should get a good looking image

[Anonymous No.7054166]

>>7054128
i like this guy, he got little, he got little needle arms
edward needle arms

[Anonymous No.7054186]

I drew a bunch of lines circles and boxes :/
drawing tablets are too slippery :(

[Anonymous No.7054194]

I did draw today. For 5 minutes.

[Anonymous No.7054202]

>>7054071
the teeth looks like another set of lower libs.

[Anonymous No.7054206]

[Anonymous No.7054208]

>>7054071
You got portraits, it's time to get into anatomy, anon.

[Anonymous No.7054212]

>>7054206
lovely shapes

[Anonymous No.7054224]

>>7052533
bros somebody give me a guide on how to draw heads from more extreme angles (proko can go suck a dick his shit is useless),
i can do the basics and slight tilts fairly alright but anything past that I start to crumble and start to fyoom.

[Anonymous No.7054229]

Sup beg, i didnt die, i was just autistically finetuning my new windblows. These should officially last until 2032!

>>7054186
pro beg tip: put stack of papers on top of tablet
>>7054128
you already have unique style and appeal. just keep drawing (add background)
>>7054119
left girls dress lack drapery fold to imply form and her knee is directly connected to torso: you forgot about thigs
>>7054089
observation > perspective > construction
keys to drawing, perspective made easy, any figure book
all the books are very implicit on how to study them
>>7054071
very solid. now draw her clothes to the same detail as her face
>>7054028
book for you, yes it caters to psychological "issues": Drawing for the Absolute and Utter Beginner
>>7053993
its okay, but unfinished. i would swear you posted less completed version of this month ago. how long do you spend on pieces like this?
>>7053890
value range, face is SUPER FLAT even for anime standards
>>7053732
super smug mocking loli. nice!
>>7053590
stealth pro
>>7053463
there are "edges" between eye sockets and nose, you really want to draw that edge somehow, gently connecting nose eye eyebrow on 1 side for maximum form gains
>>7053414
composition is "too boring" here. easy fix would be to draw the fishes like 20x bigger. Like this its like you drew pic of sand. sad
>>7053375
the beauty of drawing is you can do it however you like. dont try to use /beg as supplement for taste, both versions work
>>7053341
yes, fullscreen. changing it would fuck up the muscle memory
>>7053251
most art pros are self taught
>>7053110
finishing your stuff would be a great start
>>7052928
>worth the time investment
nobody can realistically answer that. i am afraid you gonna have to take a guess and commit to something
>>7052586
perspective tip: things at great distances are blurry, with washed out colors. Your mountain is as sharp and detailed as the water ripples. Also sky changes color tone the closer it is to horizon. Pic is overall flat

[Anonymous No.7054244]

>>7054229
you know something
you really fucking piss me off pawell
im just gonna drawing without your fucking mass reply bullshit

[Anonymous No.7054246]

and now i must keep drawing

[Anonymous No.7054248]

Wanted to paint some dang ol' Chainsaw man sexy woman, Makima this time

[Anonymous No.7054249]

>>7054248
take yo fuckin' milk with you too my nigga

[Anonymous No.7054250]

Can we ban soda?

[Anonymous No.7054253]

>>7054250
He was kinda annoying at first but hes kinda hilarious honestly. I kind of regret trying to help him, but who knows the lad might change...
>>7054249
what did he mean by this? I love chainsawman, gonna probably draw mitaka asa and kobeni as well for a whole set

[Anonymous No.7054258]

>>7054253
>what did he mean by this?
https://youtu.be/_btdTC1kxF8?feature=shared&t=11

[Anonymous No.7054306]

How are you guys learning to draw? I'm starting DrawABox after buying Bridgman's Drawings From Life and got filtered. Then tried again with Figure Drawing Design and Invention by Michael Hamption. Except that time I returned the book after I got filtered.

[Anonymous No.7054307]

>>7054244
At least know it's him when he gives his advice. Imagine if he gave it without us knowing it's him. We might take his advice seriously then.

[Anonymous No.7054329]

i don't have space for both my mouse and wacom tablet

will it fuck it up at all if I use it as a mouse pad occasionally when I'm drawing so I don't have to swap them every few seconds?

[Anonymous No.7054345]

>>7054089
I just kinda draw and end up improving

[Anonymous No.7054347]

>>7054306
keys

[Anonymous No.7054358]

>>7054306
I just go on twitter on copy all the art i like

[Anonymous No.7054359]

>>7054258
but anon thats mean i dont wanna go :(

[Anonymous No.7054361]

>>7054307
>At least know it's him when he gives his advice. Imagine if he gave it without us knowing it's him. We might take his advice seriously then.
why does everyone hate on pawell?

[Anonymous No.7054363]

Is art or writing harder to get good at? Which is more fulfilling? Wondering which hobby is more worth picking up

[Anonymous No.7054365]

I posted this sketch a while ago
am I /beg/ or /int/?

[Anonymous No.7054369]

Guy in the back looks crap idc, this was just quick but is there anything I can do to draw better in general? I feel stuck

[Anonymous No.7054370]

>>7054306
Currently going through Rendering in Pen and Ink by Arthur Guptil and Pen and Ink Drawing by Alphonso Dunn (specifically the companion workbook). After this I was thinking of doing Bargue plates.

I did bridgman copies for a while, enjoyed it, he draws some ugly heads though. Don't know why people recommend him to begs, he's pretty esoteric even for advanced artists (not saying I'm advanced, I'm not)

[Anonymous No.7054373]

>>7054361
Not everyone hates on Pawell, just the people with eyes

[Anonymous No.7054377]

>>7054370
Guptill will burn out most people, much more than Bridgman, imo. Those line exercises, if you actually try to do them right, are torturous

[Anonymous No.7054380]

>>7054363
Why don't you try both and see which one you like more.

What a fucking stupid question. Can you not think for yourself or what? Is it too much work to fucking try doing something for a while and think about how you feel about it? Or are you just so mentally disabled you need random people on the internet to tell you what to do? What are you a fucking sociopath? Can you not conceive of doing things for pure personal enjoyment? "Which is more fulfilling, which is easier, which is worht more", what a sad robotic passionless way of seeing the world.

[Anonymous No.7054386]

>>7054377
I don't mind them. The way I see it all drawings are just lines so it doesn't really matter if I'm grinding out hatching or doing Bridgman studies, it's all just drawing lines.

[Anonymous No.7054387]

>>7054307
he is the only one who bothered to say anything about my post

[Anonymous No.7054388]

>>7054373
you can't be a fly nigga if you raise your hand.

[Anonymous No.7054391]

>>7054365
Beg

[Anonymous No.7054397]

im trying to render. please critique

[Anonymous No.7054400]

[Anonymous No.7054404]

>>7054369
i need the brush STAT (please)

[Anonymous No.7054406]

>>7054380
no, yes, yes, maybe, no, thank you for the input

[Anonymous No.7054414]

>>7054404
Tinderbox on procreate

[Anonymous No.7054415]

>>7052785
No, you're just a retard stating the bleeding obvious. You don't actually understand problems or know how to provide advice.

[Anonymous No.7054423]

A while back I got to a point where I felt like I was doing okay with pencil and paper but I cannot translate that same level of work into digital. I can't get anything accurate on tablet.

[Anonymous No.7054424]

[Anonymous No.7054425]

friday night doodles
more than a week without drawing anything because of a new job and palworld

[Anonymous No.7054433]

>>7054425
Welcome back bro. Congrats on the new job

[Anonymous No.7054436]

>>7054433
thanks bro

[Anonymous No.7054437]

I didn’t draw today.

[Anonymous No.7054438]

>>7054415
It’s also totally wrong you people have always insisted that a sketchy sketch will result in a shit drawing.

[Anonymous No.7054440]

>>7054345
Literally impossible.

[Anonymous No.7054442]

[Anonymous No.7054447]

>>7054437
I drew this shitty sketch in a Flockmod. It came out grotesque and the retarded face brings everything down.
I am not going to blame the tool because other artists draw great stuff in there.,

[Anonymous No.7054453]

>>7054447
what’s a flockmod?

[Anonymous No.7054454]

[Anonymous No.7054455]

>>7054453
Very ancient and barebones public canvas. Like aggie.io or drawpile but even shittier.

[Anonymous No.7054458]

>>7054438
Ok so you're a schizo who can't read. Makes sense.

[Anonymous No.7054470]

>>7054447
It's bad but high soul, slighty enjoyable. I see a lot of potential

[Anonymous No.7054475]

>>7054470
>Soul
backhanded compliment. I know it is shit. Don't need to sugarcoat it.

[Anonymous No.7054490]

>>7054447
Not at all impressive in terms of technique, but I greatly appreciate how guileless and sincere it is. It's reassuring to look at, and reminds me that there's more to creativity than constant worries about doing things right. And I think your choice of colors is pretty good, so as long as you didn't pick them with a tool from another picture, good job.

[Anonymous No.7054492]

>>7054490
>Not at all impressive in terms of technique
What technique? It is literally a toddler's scribble.

[Anonymous No.7054496]

oh yea, i was gonna draw more senran kagura

[Anonymous No.7054501]

>>7054492
Technique begins with holding a tool.
You say that it's literally a toddler's scribble, but how do you know this? Are you the toddler, the author of that drawing? In that case, It's against the rules for you to be on this site since you're not 18 yet, please leave immediately.

[Anonymous No.7054505]

>>7054501
Let me be clearer.
It has no technique. It has no perspective. The anatomy is inhuman. The face is atrocious. The colours look like puke and it is stiff like a brick wall. It isn't literally a scribble made by a toddler but it sure looks like one.

[Anonymous No.7054542]

Trying to be more deliberate
>>7053054
Sweet mech, a bit hard to read.
>>7052854
Adorable
>>7052766
Good shit, man
>>7052896
These look good. A good rule of thumb is that the pubic bone is the halfway point between the feet and the top of the head, and if you’re gonna fuck up, fuck up on the side of making the legs too long rather than too short.
>>7052971
Very nice, I love her expression
>>7053249
Are you doing a comic or something?
>>7053271
NTA, but this is very nice
>>7053357
>>7053823
Yeah I just love your work, idc if you’re annoying sometimes, it’s just so charming. Great job on the broken halo.
>>7053375
I prefer B. Try it without hatching
>>7053420
Needs more ass
>>7054306
Learning specifically: I did Betty Edwards, DrawABox til lesson 4, Vilppu renaissance figure drawing, a 2 year hiatus (not recommended), then copied Morpho simplified forms, copied Hampton’s book and did his video course. Now I’m doing figure drawings and copying Bridgman, then gonna do dynamic sketching. Haven’t decided who I want to adopt as an art parent yet, but when I do, I’ll also do studies of their art. Step zero for learning how to draw is to learn observation. Until you can draw what you actually see instead of what your brain thinks it sees, you’ll be filtered by everything and you will never be able to learn anything.
>>7054397
Well, you got the ass right, and that’s the most important part. Just keep going
>>7054425
Welcome back, king. Congrats on the job. I like the more ambitious foreshortened pose! Good job!
>>7054447
I think it’s charming
>>7054400
>square head
Are you okay
>>7054248
Looks good, very dynamic. The 9th chain link from her hand is fucked, but nobody without autism will notice
>>7054424
Freaky, I like it

[Anonymous No.7054544]

>>7054475
lol D/ic/ks don’t sugarcoat anything. Soul is another word for charm and appeal.

[Anonymous No.7054547]

>>7054447
Redline it.

[Anonymous No.7054550]

>>7054542
ah ye i see the chain link there,ill see if i can quickly change the orientation/spacing to fix it

[Anonymous No.7054554]

>>7054550
oh wait you're that nigga who showed me the errors of my shiboogie rins, i'll have to find a way to draw it but i ffeel less motivated

[Anonymous No.7054557]

>>7054544
well you see
i'm your momma
i'm your daddy
i'm that nigga in the alley

[Anonymous No.7054558]

>>7054544
>Soul is another word for charm and appeal
Lol. Lmao

[Anonymous No.7054565]

>>7054558
man shut up nigga

[Anonymous No.7054567]

anyway we're gonna have to draw more uh shibuya rin seen here

[Anonymous No.7054602]

>>7054248
the shibuya rin fixer poster is too powerful
i gotta figure out how he does it

[Anonymous No.7054603]

hold on lemme draw more shiboogie rin

[Anonymous No.7054610]

>>7054602
Enough. Stop this faggotry, you can ask me more questions on Discord if you add me

[Anonymous No.7054618]

Another shitpile for tonight. This time a draft for a delivery referenced (read: plagiarized) from a beautiful artwork I saw here in /ic/ a long time ago.
If you want to critique it then go ahead. I can't defend it at all.

[Anonymous No.7054631]

drew some characters I like

I'm starting to use the right side of my brain more when drawing I think. I think less in words and body parts and more in lines.

[Anonymous No.7054703]

Which is better for gesture drawing practice?
30 minutes of 30 seconds
or
30 minutes made up of 30 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes, 10 minutes

[Anonymous No.7054728]

sketches, inking after
need to get a scanner, dogshit quality from phone

[Anonymous No.7054742]

How do i learn how to draw heads and faces better? I have been reading fun with a pencil but i dont understand how the guy places circles seemingly at random and then makes a nice face. Is there a some guide or something that explains how the skull affects the face in a different way or is my learning method wrong? I know the basic way of how to construct a face but stuff like cheeks and similar things seem kinda harder.

[Anonymous No.7054744]

I'm getting filtered hard

[Anonymous No.7054748]

>>7054728
if you were doing digital i would tell you to flip canvas more

[Anonymous No.7054762]

>>7054748
which is why im taking breaks before sketching and inking so I can adjust if theres anything wrong (like the eyes)

[Anonymous No.7054783]

got some of the bumps confused

[Anonymous No.7054819]

>>7054728
Managed to fuck up the eyes, but this just gives me an incentive to study faces more
Inking is hard, this I need to pick up Pen & Ink by Alphonso

[Anonymous No.7054865]

>>7054762
take a picture with your phone and flip it

[Anonymous No.7054878]

>>7054819
looks nice anon

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[Anonymous No.7054921]

I've been practicing for a few weeks.
Still looks like shit, but at least I feel slightly more satisfied with each new drawing.

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[Anonymous No.7054945]

new slop

>>7054940

>>7054940
>>7054940
>>7054940

[Anonymous No.7055415]

>>7053290
Watch the vids on ctrlpaint

[Anonymous No.7055421]

>>7054104
Where's his penis?

[Anonymous No.7056743]

not sure if this is the thread to ask but what program has ease-of-use color grading?

i'm tempted to think photoshop but wondering if there are other programs that can do color grading unlike how AAnimate does.