/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>5116464
No, I bust my behind just to help you guys, just like a loving onee-chan would. I don't want you guys to think that guide is what you should be referencing or working towards. It's easy to copy what's in that guide, but you guys can do much better to create something yourselves. You can dedicate time to learning to draw a generic anime character from that guide. Or you can dedicate that time to pour a few cups of concrete to begin a strong foundation that will never leave you, and will open up roads to expands in an infinite amount of directions.

You can draw a generic anime character well, and relatively quickly if that guide is the standards for "okay". But that might be as far as you can go. It's not a rule, some do make it much further than that, despite starting off with just a generic anime style, with very little knowledge of anatomical basics. Those people are different though, because their deep observational skills allow them to see and understand connections that most people don't make until they've been exposed to the knowledge of such connections.

Look at these pig disgusting hands. Learn them so you can make beautiful 2D hands. You also have a hand on the arm you're not using to draw.

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