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"Cities&Villages - City of Dreams" drawn with a ballpoint pen. The large-scale work of a ballpoint pen with the romantic name "Cities & Villages - City of Dreams" - the author's work of 26-year-old artist from Kyiv Oleksander Kucheriavyi. So, ordinary ballpoint pen millimeter by millimeter created the drawing "City of Dreams". Picture Size - 1,8h2,5m that in general 4,5Sq.m. In "Cities&Villages - City of Dreams" perfectly thought-out urban infrastructure. In residential areas many squares and parks, convenient parking,...
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>>2506903
I'm more interested in the closeup of the drawing or the cad file than read through your incomprehensible post.
>>2506903
what the fuck is with that orange and yellow shit in the corner
>>2506971
its obviously a honeycomb next to an anthill, symbolizing the work ethic of an urban community. sorry, I don't think you're gonna make it.
Looking for good videos of people speed painting, specifically ones that show there creative process from idea to conception and any references they use. self advertising welcome.
>>2508036
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gO0L0803wpQ
>>2508102
Speeding up a video isn't speed painting
>>2508118
right, that's speed watching
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Khuj4ASldmU
IT'S OVER
ART IS FINISHED AND BANKRUPT
>>2508113
that's an interesting little gimmick and might have some cool application for low budget 3d animation, but where exactly do you see this finishing off art when this filter requires an existing art piece as its basis?
Threads like this are the same as the "I have 'x' ultra rare disease that prevents me from getting good, so why bother trying."Toggle
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Anonymous 05/02/16(Mon)10:53:49 No.2508113▶>>2508132
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Khuj4ASldmU [Embed]
IT'S OVER
ART IS FINISHED AND BANKRUPT
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>>2508147
>autism
btw guys paypal is now fine with porn and adult content. was just a matter of time desu, adult market is GIGANTIC and probably makes up 80% of the internet.
so your paypal is safe as long as you don't sell content that breaks the law (loli in some countries for instance).
fap away fellow porn warriors.
this also means you can now sell smut on gumroad, and patreon will most likely also allow nsfw patreons to use paypal for payment in the future (no idea about this though because i think as of now they don't allow it)
>>2506695
Provide a source for this.
>>2506705
this
>>2506695
OP why do you lie?
>want to improve my rendering of lighting in paintings
>end up watching a lecture about how light is absorbed, reflected, refracted and transmitted.
Share with me anons, what bits of science have you learnt just from your artistic pursuits?
>want to get a bit into world-building for my own art and concepts
> end up learning how plants and insects have evolved and developed and how nature creates the most efficient designs
>>2502470
I have the exact opposite experience. I'm an engineering student so when we were learning optics all I could think was, "Wow, this makes rendering make so much more sense"
>>2502473
There's nothing wrong with that if you want to become a scientific illustrator or something of the like.
If you want to world-build, learn some of the basics of writing, read Tolkien.
What is the best way to memorize objects? For example, if i'd want to draw an accurate laptop, I would have to know what it consists of:
1) How many buttons does it have? (the QWERTY layout)
2) How does the screen connect to the keyboard/hardware part?
3) How many holes are on the side?
If you'd want to be more technical, you could memorize the structure of the internal components (motherboard, graphics card, ram etc.)
If you google "How to memorize objects", it shows you how to memorize the order of words (memory palace, peg...
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>>2508053
The best way to memorize things is repetition. Draw that laptop several times from several angles, and also draw it from memory from those angles and others and check to see how accurate it is.
Also being able to break down complex forms into several simpler ones will help you be able to both remember things and rotate them in space easier.
>>2508054
But i would like to memorize WITHOUT drawing with a reference first (sounds dumb, but possible). I would love to integrate the memory palace/peg memory system into drawing, but I'm just not sure how. (Riven Phoenix has a very similar approach, but I would like to make it better)
>>2508070
>(sounds dumb, but possible)
So is skydiving without a parachute.
A basic exercise would be to study the reference then put the reference away and draw the subject from memory until you can no longer recall sufficient detail to continue. Repeat with a new study until you can keep the image of the reference in memory for as long as is needed to complete a study.
There are but a few books on the subject of memory drawing. Darren Rousar has a book and blog on the subject, for one.
Is this legit Winsor & Newton?
I'm looking to buy Gouache that can ship to Indonesia and found this:
aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-winsor-newton-gouache.html?isrefine=y&site=idn&groupsort=1&SortType=price_asc&g=y&SearchText=winsor+newton+gouache&initiative_id=SB_20160502052142&shipCountry=ID&needQuery=n&pvId=6-100007673
It has chinese characters and even labelled as "poster color". Is it a knockoff?
>>2508050
Windsor and Newton paints have been manufactured in China for a few years now. It's most likely the real thing.
Poster color is a more watery form of gouache (less binder). It's the stuff the use for animation backgrounds (think of Ghibli and older anime shows) and in classrooms.
>>2508055
but winsor and newton don't even produce poster color, so I'm pretty confused
>>2508057
I've found that on Asian sites like this "poster color" and "gouache" are used interchangeably. But judging from the fact that the W&N paints are in tubes and not jars (poster color is always in jars), I'd say it's really gouache.
If you're worried about this you can order the Pebeo instead.
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/France-Bay-Biotherm-gouache-pigment-Pebeo-12-color-12ml-suit-paint-pigment/32519584967.html
Is there any reason to buy a wacom tablet instead of a ipad pro with apple pencil?
Pressure levels.
i think the apple pencil has more pressure levels and less latency
I'm also thinking about buying one. The only downside is, that there is no photoshop.
1st time trying a realistic drawing. Any criticism is welcome
You don't need your own thread.
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>>2505027
idk. i like smudged pedro. 8/10.
>>2505024
what the fuck? are you serious about this? there seems to be promise. dump the lined paper and get some cheap printing paper on a clipboard.
also seek out Gnomon and Youtube and work hard. dont fall for the animu/fur meme, for fucks sake.
ITT: Artwork you created that you would like to be reviewed by /ic/
This is a Giant Spider I'm making for an animated short. So far, i've only got major shapes and secondaries blocked out.
It's suposed to be super scary, but maybe i'm overdoing some detail it on the legs.
What do you people think?
Coming from someone who is deathly afraid of spiders IRL, it's not really all that scary. It's pretty mundane for a spider design. I feel like there should be more of a complex monstrosity or something to it than what you have so far.
>>2491715
hey, that's some really solid criticism, thank you, anon!
Would you care to elaborate what makes a monster "scary", in your opinion?
The animated short is cartoony and all, but on this particular design, it should feel menancing and threatening
>>2491752
Not that guy but the hair on spiders is always freaky and lots of dangerous stuff always has popping/colorful designs to display they are venomous like the butt part on a black widow.
But your question "what makes a monster scary" that IS the design process. You look at references study them and understand what makes them what they are and use that knowledge in your design
Could any talented artists help us create a nicer looking version of this?
>>2507660
sent ;D
>>2507660
Go away /pol/ your meme magic will not cause a stroke on a certain someone who I will not mention for fear of possible government intervention.
$30 ok? i have paypal
Creepy/Horror - ARTwork
post more please
>>2507584
What an idiot anything made out of processed meat isn't going to last but like half an hour unless you keep it in the freezer.
>>2507585
kek'
>>2507584
dude, you know this isn''t a joke?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Gein
"Searching the house, authorities found:[20]
Whole human bones and fragments[21]
Wastebasket made of human skin[22]
Human skin covering several chair seats[23]
Skulls on his bedposts[24]
Female skulls, some with the tops sawn off[25]
Bowls made from human skulls[22]
A corset made from a female torso skinned from shoulders to waist[23]
Leggings made from human leg skin[22]
Masks made...
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Post a picture of some "trippy art" describe what you think gives it that effect.
>>2507177
i think that's more /gd/ related
try this https://fgts.jp/gd/thread/244297/
>>2507177
I think it's something interesting to discuss so I'll contribute, anon.
I think a lot of what goes into "trippy" art are a lot of use of color as well as creating semi optical illusions or things for the eye to follow (More so than normal compositions).
This is especially true in the use of text which sometimes can become the art itsself
While I don't listen to the grateful dead, my fiance has a book of their artwork and a lot of the pictures in there are just flyers meant...
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This one shows a great example of how well words become part of the artwork itsself. I think anyone looking to work in graphic design should study work from the 60s because a lot of the tricks used are good to pick apart and understand why they work as an advertisemet as well as a piece of art or something people would like to collect.
Criticise my first vaporwave art pls no bully
where the FUCK is the left control key
needs more palm trees and geometric shapes.
I've tried about 3 or 4 times now to mimic this technique and I just don't know how. Does anyone have any tips?
pic unrelated
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlkwkG54IV8
>>2506868
a quick and cheap way would be on photoshop use different displacement maps then colorize with the color curves and levels.
also:
Raven Kwok
Ruslan Khasanov
Leif Podhajský
>>2507053
kinda related
https://foolz.fireden.net/gd/thread/212591/
