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>>2336659
why is this its own thread?
>>2336662
so we don't miss it
Can't seem to sit down and actually draw anything from my head or at all. Have all the desire to do so but when I sit down I'd rather just watch something or waste time. Anyone else have this problem and know how to solve it?
>>2336506
downlaod:
http://appsapps.info/instantboss.php
set to 20 mins work
during your 5 mins shitpost on the eyesee
back to work 20 mins
set repeat to 5
after 5 repeats it would be 1hr draw time
for 1hr you can do whatever you want...more shitposting, video games, youtube, etc..
after 1hr break it's back to work...rinse and repeat
now try it and see how it works for you; you're welcome.
>>2336508
sorry I mean 1 hour 40 mins
>>2336509
I'll give it a try, thanks anon.
never forget.
we are all monsters.
>>2336445
don't tell me you're from Kinderheim 511 too!?!?
Guys, is conceptart.org working for you?
Also, has anyone enrolled into the workshop and if so what's your experience?
rip ca
That pic Op... Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines makes me hard.
This is driving me crazy at the moment.
There are a few projects i would like to get done, 1 of them can earn me a living easily.
Atm however i do not have the skillz or experience to complete the projects, I am currently learning and have made great progress this last 2 years.
However i'm considering an alternative that's killing me.
Do i hire professionals (people who already have the skills and experience) to complete the various tasks i need done to advance the projects in a professionally short amount of time.
Or do i continue to learn and create at my current pace, making progress all the while and getting better but still with a long road ahead to even come close to finishing the projects at the quality i want.
I'm starting to think i may never get good and have been wasting my time.
Please, Help~
>1 of them can earn me a living easily.
>Atm however i do not have the skillz or experience to complete the projects
easily
Don't worry OP, you're just an 'ideas guy'.
>>2336138
I've considered this and it's exceptionally painful.
If i am an ideas guy it's not just pulling things out of my ass, it's the entire process mapped out from start to finish with no stone left un turned.
I hope it's not true tho i want to get good, this is my life now.
Do contemporary non figurative painters and artists actually know how to draw? Do you need to know how to draw to do compelling non figurative art or can you jump straight into abstract work?
you need to do some autistic sight size stuff first so that you can claim to be classically trained when people call you on your bullshit
>>2336069
>Do contemporary non figurative painters and artists actually know how to draw?
Many do, yes.
> Do you need to know how to draw to do compelling non figurative art or can you jump straight into abstract work?
depends on the style of abstraction. fully non-representational work really only requires an understanding of fundamentals like color, shape, line, etc, and not anatomy or rendering. it certainly can't hurt though.
Musician friend just said to me (I'm paraphrasing to make this more appealing per ic-lingo)
'are you fucking retarded? of course nobody is going to buy your shit if they can't relate. they don't know you, they don't know what the stuff you make is about. imagine two street musicians, both at the same hip busy road, with enough distance from eachother for their music to not intervene with one another. one plays his own stuff. one plays popular songs adding his own twist and feel here and there.
who do you think makes more in a 4 hour session? it's obvious isn't it? and it's NOT EVEN REMOTELY CLOSE EITHER. people hear you play a song they know and like and immediately connect with you. then they become receptive to your injected personality. and then they flip 2$ in your cup and walk along semi-dancing.'
We were talking about 'fanart' in both music and visual art. It's role in bridging the gap between creator and performer, and attracting an audience. Embrace fanart boys. It doesn't have to be Stephen Universe doing Fluttershy up the ass either, I'm sure there's plenty of tasteful IP's you personally liked and can totally add your own twist to. Watch that snowball your career to the top.
https://www.patreon.com/sakimichan?ty=h
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>>2335952
While I see what you're saying, I actually think it's better to develop your own style and characters and put them out there, then every once in a while do a fanart piece. Then the novelty of it is even greater. It's only anecdotal evidence, but that's the trend I've seen garner the most success over the years.
>>2335971
Agreed. Of course you have to work on your own stuff. But the ocassional fanart is what will get people interested in looking at your original stuff!
Post any cool seeds, and I (and others) will play them!
Play my seed with Azazel, it's way more fun!!
Need help designing a tattoo. Needs to be a sea otters face. Needs to be only drawn in straight lines. and needs to use as few lines as possible while still looking like a sea otters face
>>2335534
You a beginning tattoo artist who can't draw for shit that just got a commission?
>>2335566
you guessed it
Is there any pages that does portfolio reviews and posts them like here?
http://www.momenta.online/2016/01/portfolio-review-sessions-thomas-stoop/
http://www.momenta.online/2015/12/portfolio-review-sessions-mateusz-katzig/
>>2335496
Schoolism has a portfolio review class with Graig mullins
I am an amateur artist and some criticism would be great
>>2335108
Ok cassie
>>2335108
I thought that was a banana from the thumbnail
ITT:Calvin and Hobbes thread
>ill never be able to drawr like this even if i practiced for the rest of my life.
Looking for criticism on some of my stuff. Anything is appreciated.
You should really focus on learning proper muscle placement. Also you do a lot of symbol drawing with your facial features. Keep at it though.
Try Hogarth, Loomis, or Bridgman
post in the beginner thread.
Take two seconds acquainting yourself with a board before you make posts on it. This goes for everywhere.
anyone know what this style is called? i know its a take on 1800s typography but thats it
>>2334876
What a terrible logo, can barely read the fucking thing.
>>2334876
>John Dyer Baizley
Amazing artist. His style is influenced by Art Nouveau/Jugendstil, I suggest you look into that.
>>2334876
victorian hand-lettering?
I'm a beginner to art, and I'd like some advice. I've got photoshop, but no graphics tablet. For one question, what are some good extensions/things to do with PS? I have CS6, btw. As for graphics tablets, what are some fairly cheap but fairly good ones? I'm on a rather tight budget. Any help is very much appreciated.
Ignore the image, totally not related.
>>2334553
buy the new 120 huion or a run of the mill wacom. Learn through ctrl paint and read the sticky. Never make your own thread again post in the question thread.
By the way picking up drawing is a shitty new years resolution and youll never make it.
