Why do so many artists draw their characters with red nose now? I mean, portraits have always had red noses with subtle blending to not stick out and cartoon characters have had red noses from time to time (Bert & Ernie, Billy & Mandy, Seven Dwarves) but now it's like everyone and their grandmother makes their character look like they have a cold.
Why? What started this phenomenon?
It's a fad/trend.
Same reason people had that whole mustache craze, a few people did it well and it looked good so everyone started to emulate it. It's difficult to pinpoint exactly who popularized it, or if it even was an individual.
>>2401056
this is really getting out of hand
male artists vehemently pretending to not understand the trend is probably the most embarrassing part of the trend.
red nose = cold
cold = cozy
red nose = cozy
it's not fucking rocket science.
Post your own, or post cringe if you have it. Let's see 'em, boys.
>>2399000
starting up with some oc cringe huh? that's bold. Whats it like not improving one bit in three years?
herp
>>2399023
Feels pretty bad.
How would /ic/ say that bengus has developed in the last 20 years?
>>2393724
For comparison, vega 20 years ago, same medium (photoshop, wacom), same artist (bengus)
>>2393726
So he became worse?
>>2393728
You tell me. This here was early to mid 90s.
Ask any questions here, don't make new threads!
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Anyone have any tips for showing material/ texture at various distances using only pen? Like if I was drawing an old building from far, I wouldn't know how to simplify the brick texture that you would see if you were closer.
Probably worded this shit very poorly. Hopefully it makes a little sense.
pic unrelated
>>2392398
even with pen and ink, you still gotta use atmospheric perspective, so most likely you won't see the texture.
video on textures https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smAJFoedfvE
>>2392369
How long should I spend reading Keys to Drawing? It's been a monthish and I'm on chapter 3, almost 4, and I don't want to spend ages on the book if moving on is better.
Any suggestions would be helpful!
dump any internet/retro aesthetic pictures here if you have them
pic very related but art types are not confined to the windows/sadboy kind
KILL URSELF MY MAN
No Loomis here
How does one go about learning to draw landscapes? Most of the books and tutorials recommended here are about figure drawing and gesture drawing, and I feel like they're not helping me a lot when it comes to drawing landscapes and backgrounds.
>>2409944
do it over and over and over enough times
???
profit
>>2409959
Well, obviously.
But when you're learning to draw people, you'll usually work on fundamentals such as anatomy, construction, and so on. I was wondering if there are similar principles for landscape drawing other than perspective.
>>2409965
I guess that's why I don't consider anatomy a fundamental. It's exactly the same really. Just that now you have to manage edges more carefully, think about materials more, shadows. Big new issues you might have as someone who studied figures primarily: composition, simplification of stuff (like bunch of leaves etc), value key, and like you said perspective.
I just don't think theres any way around failing a million times to learn it. Nothing you'll read anywhere will help.
hey /ic/
this keeps on happening in PS with my new bamboo tablet.
wtf.
your drivers aint working senpai
try going into every option menu you can find and turn off 'double-click' or whatever it's called. There's option menus in devices in the control panel if you're using windows. Hope that helps. Had the same thing happen and it was infuriating and took forever to figure out what was causing it.
>>2409941
I love you.
Do any of you guys go?
Which ones?
Whats the best one to be at right now?
>>2409662
>art school
don't waste your money on that shit
>>2409665
depends on which school m8 not all are a waste
>>2409673
with all the modernest sjw garbage on campus art schools, i'd rather go to an online art school anyway m80. gun to my head, anyway
Feedback and suggestions are appreciated
>>2410697
There's already an anime thread so you will get yelled at for not posting in there.
But here goes with a critique:
There is wrinkling of the paper and leftover grey from the level adjustment. You should ink your drawings to make the black and whites crisp.
The pencil lines have chickenscratch. They should be smooth strokes.
The perspective is all wrong on the computer desk and monitor and the edges are not straight. Use a ruler and put perspective lines to help keep them nice.
The face has no structure. It looks like you just stamped out the features where you knew they would go in the one angle instead of building the head. Try going back and doing Loomis blook heads to get a sense of construction.
The lines are irregular in thickness. You started to bold in the lines of the head in the first panel but not the second.
The anatomy is wrong in some parts. The girl in the doorway has a stiff pose and her limbs and hands are sloppy. You obviously hid the hand of the girl in the first panel, but its under her keyboard which makes no sense.
There is inconsistent shading and highlights. The primary light sources should be the doorway and computer screen, but there is very little shading other than the cast shadow in the first panel.
Hope that helps and I'd like to see a revision later.
Dunno if Splatoon counts as anime, but I think you're right, there.
Thank you so much for your feedback, it's greatly appreciated. I'm reworking the picture now based on your advice.
>>2410762
Good to hear.
What are some good manikins? Are the wood one the best for references and such?
Kill a real person and stuff them.
>>2410422
...Stuff them with what? Their own innards?
>>2410435
foam , cotton ,beans idfk be creative m8
I'm looking for the artist of the following or similar artists, who use unconventional color for portrait painting, to study.
Also, since observational drawing is "so much better for improvement" how can one successfully paint a portrait from observation without much inconvenience to the subject of the painting?
You made a thread for your own small questions and now everybody hates you
>>2409992
yep about right
>>2409963
Try searching Francoise Nielly. I think this kinda style is pretty tacky and played-out looking, but whatever floats your boat.
As for portraits, you should be able to get a friend, family member, or partner to sit for a portrait while they read or watch TV. If not, I often do quick portraits of people in coffeeshops. Obviously they will be moving around (plus you'll look creepy), but that can help since it requires some application of knowledge rather than simply copying what you see.
I've been at it for months like an hour a day with loomis. Should I just quit?
>>2410030
No, no you haven't.
>>2410030
Practice more. U aren't practicing an hour a day.
>>2410030
keep at it man!
I'm finding that the eraser responds much better to pressure sensitivity than the brushes themselves.
This means that if I want to paint something on lightly, I have to start by painting it too heavily then erase away gently, which seems ridiculous.
I tried setting my brush density (equivalent of flow in photoshop I think) really low but that hasn't helped. What do?
>>2410201
Click pen pressure box for your eraser tool, make sure curve is linear/same as your brushes or pens.
>>2410201
Go to File>Pen Pressure Settings and mess with that until it feels right.
>>2410369
that would change pressure sensitivity for brushes too
you must be a woman, cause you cant read OP
What does /ic/ think about my new team?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_gjAwzaim4
what
the
hell
Looking for this, Digital Painting with KRITA 2.9, I know this isn´t the correct place to ask but /wsr has failed me.
>>2400475
PhotoShop master race.
>>2400475
looks like you got a case of the shit taste there champ. seems the only cure is to man up and use photoshop like the kind of not faggot you are
