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Does anyone here have an account at newmastersacademy that could kindly upload a zip file of all the reference images? They got the best reference images to study from. Here is the link: http://www.newmastersacademy.org/reference-images/
the monthly subscription fee isn't that crazy, just pony up the cash for one month.
subscribe
>>2424527
I hope that you receive payments of air!!!
I want to make sharpie stuff on nice paper. How can I preserve the paper and make my art last forever?
>>2424391
easiest option would be to scan the original and get a good archival quality print at the same size
>>2424391
Hairspray and/or proper fixative.
I started a comic, does anyone else tries this year?
Reads more like a storyboard than a comic
>otherwise your not half bad. I
>>2347281
It is true. I have no very clear as to take advantage of smaller vignettes. I am a scientific illustrator and I know just a little comic.
>>2347254
That's captivating, I'd love to see more.
Post those self portraits
did i do good?
no crit plox, in interest of increasing drawings to shitposts ratio.
will ask for crit when I draw 30 more. hold tight fellow grouches.
>>2385687
don't be afraid of more contrast...I know what i made looks like shit, but there are zero values in your drawing
Can you name a better instructor for beginner artists, instead of Glenn Vilppu?
I dont like his videos on NAM. Go with Steve Huston
On NMA? Sheldon Borenstein
>funny Jew
>alright man...that's enough...
>versatile subject matter
for figure drawing i would say michael hampton is the best for artists new to figure drawing. hampton is pretty good for artists of any range of skill
i'm mainly familiar with vilppu's anatomy videos which i'd say are for more advanced drawers. his figure drawing approach is good too but maybe a little too ambiguous for beginners. hampton's is much more methodical and straightforward.
So beyond finding commissioners and freelance work, how do you land an illustration/design job? Does anyone know what sort of portfolio pieces and skills companies are looking for, and is it worth making portfolio pieces to suit a generic company if there aren't any local companies that suit your existing portfolio? Would really appreciate advice on where to direct my time/effort.
>>2423513
>Suit your existing portofolio
Change your fucking portofolio would be the easy answer.
>>2423524
It's the simplest answer yeah. At that point you are kinda out of your element and competing with people who can do that work a lot better, though, hence my question of whether it's worth it and how to make it work.
I'll pay you 10 dollars to draw something for me
Hey guys I spent a lot of time getting this right, I plan to start drawing for comission, do you think this is a good piece for my portofolio?
>>2421958
yes if you redo it, its "stacked",more fluidity,less compact
hf gohard on practice and go for it
>>2422022
you know one thing thats helpful is leaving a critique that the artist can understand
>>2422022
What nigga?
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>>2424027
i would gladly illustrate a proper cover for your book for a small nominal fee of only 200 american dollars.
>could a comedy bring together Muslims, Christians, and Atheists?
Probably not. also the absolute state of your typefaces
This isn't visual artwork or criticism. You're shilling for a book no one will read.
/b/ I need advice I'm thinking about becoming an apprentice tattoo artist and I was wondering if its worth it or not
>pic kinda related I guess?
If you really like it, then it's worth it.
if you do it because you want to be an edgy tattoo artist just for being a tattoo artist, dont, realise you will be drawing people their exact shitty ideas a LOT, if you're really driven and can take that fact with you then you should go for it, it's probably a nice job but there's plenty of shitty tattoo artists out there if you're not gun git gud don't bother
>/b/
You know how everyone typically recommends ctrlpaint.com and matt kohr as a great beginner's resource for learning how to paint digitally for free/on the cheap? Is there a similar resource for learning flash/animate CC that's cheap and beginner friendly? The best thing I've been able to find on google aside from adobe's own tutorial lessons is a series on trainsimple. I can't afford lynda.
>>2423002
can you afford pirating? Because that's literally your only option.
>>2423002
Newgrounds.com has some tutorials on flash animation.
I can't tell you more.
>>2423109
If I have to. Are there any torrents you'd recommend?
