>>2479504
Just out of own interest, traditional or digital?

>>2479507
Traditional.
Speaking of which, since I'm drawing on some kind of note pad or a clip board, was wondering ways how to draw the corners without bumping the paper. I know it's best to rest your hand on whatever your drawing, but when you reach the corner you're kind of force to have your hand floating.

>>2479511
Masking?

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some studies

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Todays' work. Any crits?

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workin'

>>2481101

looks good, but my concern is how apart from the background your figure is, seems like he was just plopped on top - at least his upper torso gives me that vibe

If you have the money, get a Cintiq 22" HD or a competitor.

If you don't have the money, get an Intuos or competitor.

Don't waste money on a tablet for just drawing. It's functionality is very limited compared to a desktop/laptop PC.

>>2480872
paper and crayons

>>2481319
>crayons

Why were these ever invented? It's meaningless to learn coloring with them, nobody past puberty uses them. Might as well use color pencils.

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tl;dr sum it up plz.

>>2483560
There's different styles of learning, so what if people who seemingly have "talent" just happen to have mechanical learning styles, meaning doing studies comes easier to them, thus they improve faster than those of us who dawdle because studies aren't always fun.

>>2483564
Furthemore, what if we adjusted how we learn art to our normal learning style, would we improve faster?

Well you should have uploaded it instead of the DBS image.

>>2481714
You have to work on your foreshortening anon, it also wouldn't hurt to read some loomis.

It´s just an inbetween image for animation, anon, and not even a key image.

It´s not supposed to look great.

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>>2483129

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>>2483131

This doesn't just apply to art school. This is a common conclusion to most upper education in general. BTW this entire post is about the United States, so if you live in a country where post high school education is free, you should absolutely continue your education.

The problem in the US is that a college education costs ridiculous amounts of money. Unless you are going into a field that requires board, state, or federal licensing there is really not reason for you to go to college. Going to a university for a bachelors or masters has become less about academic...
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>>2476522
>This doesn't just apply to art school. This is a common conclusion to most upper education in general.

I don't know if that's true, though. Many solid jobs you actually do have to have a degree to be taken seriously, don't you? I don't know how common it is to get employed as an engineer without having the credentials of one.

>>2476522
Art education in most of Europe is fucking awful though and it's a complete waste of time for most. Just because it's free, doesn't mean you have to take it, actually that's the main reason you shouldn't do it. Good things are never free.

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This ones about a train trip I took on the way to Brussels when they raised the terror alert to maximum.

Pretentious comes to mind.

kinda gay

I'm sure you are perfectly capable of figuring this out yourself.

>>2482477
Send her a private pic of your dick and then ask for hers.

>>2482481
also post her dick pics in this thread

If you'd actually opened Fun with a Pencil you'd notice it basically starts with exercises trying to cram this concept down your throat by drawing contours around spheres and shit.

>>2481671
>Fun with a pencil

Gas yourself

>>2481707

Sorry I'm right. He explains it right at the start of the fucking book, you not liking it doesn't make it not true.

>>2475612
It's boring as fuck.
Like almost anything made in 3d

hahahaha sure it is.

>>2475631

What do you have against 3D?

>>2478120

>sex
>3d

lmao never going to make it. You do realize each time you realize sperm you become less creative for hours afterward?

>>2478126

is this true? source? peer reviewed article?

God, /ic/ I hate you so much.
Photobashing is bad they said, mah real artists don't use photobash they said. For years I was trying to improve my brushstrokes struggling through learning basics (basics are important though). You hated every artist who used a little part of photo in his pictures or an overpainted 3D even if the final product was good. You hated concept art saying it's a fucking cheating. I was so blind. Now while working a little in gamedev I opened my eyes. EVERYONE ARE PHOTOBASHING IN GAMEDEV (and using 3D) in their 2D pictures, same with movie...
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>>2472888
Learn anatomy and then practice sculpting them, sounds pretty simple

books?

>>2472915
is it just anatomy

>>2473006
what books

You don't have the spark

>>2482531
Interesting experience, you truly mastered playfully deconstructing atelier figure drawing - 8/10.

>>2482531
You're about as good as me if this was from imagination. That hair is awful, though.

Thought it was a girl sitting on a shrouded stool from the thumbnail. Probably because there's way too much fabric there to have been previously covering her jumblies.

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>>2482335
I am the scales of justice! Conductor of the choir of death!

£500 what the fuck

oh fucjing bolloxcks