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anybody here know where can I get dynamic sketching 2?
>>2316682
why not tell me mmh?
we could exchange some things
>>2317005
First you gotta solve my riddle
>>2317023
but you are not even the anon I was speaking to :C
but aight I will solve your riddle
Anybody have the pdf of this book?
I find it so fucking hard to find pdfs of art books man. And they're so fucking expensive. Life sucks.
>>2316633
yes
>>2316650
so gibe gibe
What is the best way to teach toddlers/little kids how to draw?
>>2316453
Give them them drawing materials and let them develop a taste for doing it.
Let them have fun with it
Actually learning perspective, anatomy, etc will take basic geometry knowledge and life experience I don't think someone younger than 12 can possibly have, when dealing with small kids the best thing to do is give them a pencil and let them have fun while drawing, they will benefit greatly from this.
what's some good music to paint/draw etc. to, /ic/?
here's what I just listened to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aK0yv9ME-h8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aK0yv9ME-h8
*accidentally posted the same video twice.
I listen to a lot of movie soundtracks. The Prestige is a good one.
Just Zappa.
Zappa day and night.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKWNVXwlAk4
what do you guys listen to while you draw?
i listen to youtube artist streams a lot. i'm on sycras super-streams and they're pretty gr8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H89AypaH7BM
Mostly instrumentals
>>2315974
the GoT books, I already got through the tales of dunk and egg this way
LPers and reviwers
and I don't even like vidya or the things being reviwed that much but the mix of trash talking and random bursts of noise is pretty soothing.
>>2315251
Read the bottom two text bubbles.
Is life experience essential for becoming a 'good' artist?
Short answer, yes
>>2316405
pretty much this
But isnt drawing itself a life experience?
I'm looking for a word document posted here a year or so ago about "learning to draw in a year" or something to that effect, posted by a tripfag I can't remember for the life of me. It started off with telling you to download the "Perspective 1-10" tutorial series, and listed other good resources as it went down. Does anyone still have it? If so, please upload it!
>>2306206
You mean this?
https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=E06DB73ECC23E4EF!679&ithint=file%2codt&app=Word&authkey=!AD8ifQUs5NTi40Y
>>2306207
YEAH, that's the one. Thanks man, really appreciate it.
>>2306207
Huh, this one's more fleshed out. Neat.
Man you guys look like a talented bunch, have any of you won an award yet?
>>2317251
I've won several over the years and I still am depressed. Recognition is pretty meaningless.
>>2317251
I've won the
Mom & Dad tell friends and relatives I'm still 'finding myself' instead of telling them I dropped out of uni to become an artist - award.
>>2317251
I won a few through school/college. Nothing worthwhile.
I use pencil to make the sketches. The color is digital.
>>2315938
This one because I'm a Metal-slug old fan
>>2315938
Iron-Man > All others Avengers
>>2315938
Why isn't ic interested in fine art/contemporary/new stuff? It's just boring classical and illustration. Are there any communities that are more geared towards making it in the fine art world? Or do I just need to move because those kind of people aren't online
>>2312784
The fine art world is pretty fractured I think. There's so many different movements and goals and galleries.
What specifically are you interested in? I bet you can find at least a handful here who also are interested in it.
>>2312791
I'm mainly interested in how the art world is going to change with this generation.
the current trends I see in colleges, art residences, and exhibitions:
Emphasis on installation and performance, conceptual, art thats about thoughts not feelings, interest in philosophy, asking the question "what is art", irony is a big one, long artist statements filled with big academic words, a lot of work that is purposefully mysterious or incomprehensible,
I figure most of those things are...
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>>2312784
Because a lot of the "art" we see today requires little to no actual skill to create, just an idea. And while an idea is good and all, there is no way to say "This is good art, this is bad art" since there is no level of skill to judge it on. So you're basically stuck with an art piece where you have to say "WoW aRt is So NicE!" and you're staring at a fuckign dogshit covered with ketchup and put inside a dead cows vagina.
Does anyone have experience with this?
How hard would it be to rip the videos and save for personal use. If it's not too difficult I'd be willing to share their videos with you, my fellow d/ic/ks.
Don't share them. Rip them using a screen recorder, but do not share them.
As for the site itself, it's OKAY, it needs work though.
>>2311700
>Don't share them.
Why?
>>2311731
They have a watermark for every user
they will find out and send you to prison.
