>weird shapes for head and body
muh style
>character looks the same with different hair and color
muh design
>obesity and candy colored fugliness
muh statement
>everything about that image
God will come soon to cleanse this world from this filth.
>>2407521
I don't think anything is wrong with this, it's just trying WAAAY too hard.
Reminder that schooling is a fucking rip off
>>2416199
Wasn't it called schooliSM?
>>2416200
Schoolism is run by Bobby Chiu. Squarespace is run by Maciej
>>2416199
Even the text has Chromatic Aberration, lel
who else has issues with procrastination here
i feel so empty and burned out even if i havent done nothing at all
Read the sticky then, it will motivate you.
>>2414171
Don't forget the Grand Prize.
"Grand Prize
>You drew everyday for a long time, longer than anyone else. Congratulations. You are the best"
>>2414171
I don't know if it's releated to art, but what I like to do while procrastinating is making doodles on my sketchbook, just small weird figures that I don't really think too much over, it might not be good looking but I'm improving my art skills anyway.
If it's not art releated just start having ONE good habit, or start killing ONE bad habit, rome wasn't built in one day so just focus on one problem at a time and you will get out of it in no time.
Hope this helps.
This looks like art that really fits well in a comic book. Do you agree?
I like this art style and would like to see more. Anyone?
Another piece from the same artist.
>>2417854
I like it. Who's the artist?
>>2417858
http://yamaorce.deviantart.com/art/Geralt-of-Rivia-557660266
>get cintiq 13' HD
>Works with photoshop just fine
>Sai's pressure sensitivity gets fucked over
What do I do? And I never realized I had to tinker around with so much shit on my cintiq compared to my wacom pro.
>>2416491
>using Sai
found your problem.
It's time to become professional. After all why the fuck did you got sintiq if you still on SAI?
>>2416491
Use Clip Studio Paint.
It's like Sai and Photoshop had a very talented child.
>>2416502
This. Unfortunately the program, as great as it is to sketch in, just isn't that great compared to other programs out there. I reccommend krita, it's free. I love it but takes a bit to figure out how to adjust the tools (or it did for me because i'm retarded)
Are there any good online art schools?
I know loomis is all ya need, but I like having structure and a defined timeline
>needing art school
>not being able to doodle the mona lisa in 2 minutes
no spark
>>2416392
You're not gonna make it.
>>2416392
real artists dont go to school 4 it
hey /ic/
how can you tell if you have the spark?
I've been drawing for a couple months, and im starting to think I dont have it.
Assume you don't have the spark and then carry on anyway.
>>2412222
i've seen this around ic.
the fuck is a spark.
Can't work with it
How can fix
I guess that ps6 mostly runs on CPU and RAM, so an upgrade on those points would work i guess
>>2410631
that's a thing? i had lag in a really old version, like cs4 or something. maybe your new gpu isn't supported by a 4 year old software.
>>2410634
i have 8gb ram
amd A8-6140 APU with AMD radeon R5 graphics 2.00 ghz
Maybe ps isn't using the dedicated video card
I made a thread about this a couple weeks ago and did not get a solid answer, and I can't seem to find one using Google either.
I've been oil painting for years but I've just been using the paint straight out of the tube. Then my friend suggested I start looking into mediums, but it's way too much to try and wrap my head around. There are so many different kinds, and even when I find websites explaining what they do I can't find one solid answer on how to use them.
What do oil painters here typically use as mediums? I would like something that could speed up drying time. I just have no idea how much medium I'm actually supposed to use, what kind to use, etc. Like how much of my chosen medium do I use in conjunction with the paint from the tube? Is it a 50/50 mix?
>>2416045
I mix gamsol and mineral spirits in a little bottle then just dab my paint and use it.
also interested
>>2416045
I've just been adding excess linseed to my paints to the point where they act like watercolours. It's my preferred way of working now.
I have a feeling I'm doing it wrong, but fat over lean nigga.
What are best toutrials about anatomy? I heard that proko course is the best but i don't have fucking 225$ 3world welcome.
>>2419477
>TOUTRIALS
>>2419477
michael hampton's figure drawing course supplemented with any decent anatomy book
do you think you can get better at art from simply going into it head first without knowing what you're doing, or go in with some experience on the things you want to do?
>>2399855
>red nose
Well think of it like this
>Want to get into designing and building cars
>don't have a clue about anything or bother trying to learn from sources of knowledge
>okay now I've got to build a wheel
>spend 10 years discovering how to build a wheel
>okay now I've invented the wheel time to move onto the car door
>spend 20 years inventing the car door
>okay great now I've got to-
>die of old age
The sole purpose of writing things down is so that other people can read them and learn from them so they don't have to spend all the time you spent learning it
How do you make colors in Photoshop? Is using the eyedropper cheating? How else do I get the colors to look like what I'm painting?
>>2417497
By painting from life. By getting it wrong over and over over hundreds/thousands of times to train your eye to see color correctly. Just like any artists learning to paint traditionally would do?
You'll never make it.
Practice and experimentation.
Try eyeballing the color and then using the eyedropped tool to check your work. The try eyeballing it again from scratch, knowing what the eyedropper color picked.
It also helps to isolate the color, so you can see the actual shade rather than what it looks like relative to the surrounding colors.
Any tips on getting started drawing from your head? also head over to /p/ for inspiration and post here.
>>2416892
draw from life , at a certain moment you will be able to do it
>>2416918
i can draw from life.
>>2416918
i mean i guess you just confirmed what i already thought which is that at first im gonna suck no matter what so if i just practice doing it ill get better the same way i did with drawing from reference or drawing from life.
FAVORITE ART FROM THE LAST DECADE GO GO GO
It's really impressive in person.
>>2417443
I liek some of her stuff.
How long does it usually take you to finish a piece of work once you get invested in it. Lately, its been taking me an average of 15-20 hrs due to the fact I take long breaks. Even then, I just end up polishing a turd.
>>2415124
minus the breaks: 4-10 hrs
Even polishing turds can be a good practice (for polishing.)
Usually 12 hours. I rarely fully render out imaginative work so i'm basing this more so on studies. I think it could take me 20 hours on an imaginative piece because of the lapse in skill required for me.
Eh..it can take me almost a month. If in really into it can take up to 10 hours or so? But that's just for sketching, painting is what ends up taking years to finish.
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