>artists that live paycheck to paycheck
>>2552524
That's me!
>>2552524
me too!
>He does art as a living
I'm having trouble capturing facial features, such as noses, eyes, etc. Anybody got good images to study or videos to share? (Mostly noses, They're quite underrated and i want to get better at them)
Also, Face Thread.
http: //www.stanprokopenko.com/blog/2009/06/draw-nose/
and draw 50 of each feature from reference and imagination. 100 times
>>2553682
Is this repeat until dawn really effective
I'm gonna do it nonetheless
Are there any books or in depth videos on designing and making puppets?
>>2550502
Also, I don't really know if this is the right place for this sort of question. I assumed that creating puppets has more to do with traditional art and in some ways puppeteering has quite a few similarities to traditional animation.
>>2550502
I flipped through a friend's copy of "The Foam Book" by Drew Allison once and found it to be a pretty good resource, especially for beginners. Alas, I can't seem to find it online anywhere for a reasonable price. Wish I could, I would love a copy of my own.
>>2551009
Man, you weren't kidding. It isn't on any torrent site either. I guess the artform has been dead for a while and isn't nearly as popular as traditional or digital animation.
Why.
>>2554760
It gets me hard, that's why. Also it's like second thread started with "Analwatch" pic, I'm starting to suspect you are shilling for it.
>>2554760
I was in the stream, people were joking about doing something like that so he created that quickly as an alternate version of his original.
>>2554820
Really? That's pretty cool, he seems like a pretty cool guy.
Hey, does anyone have a like, mega link to a bunch of figures I can practice drawing?
>>>/outside/
>>2547409
I live in the country.
quickposes.com
>just a warm up for commissions
I see this way too often.
Why is literally every novice, amateurish, or other bad young online artist getting into commissions before they're even decent?
It's not even that there's a market for it. There's no demand. They're just jumping straight into "I take commissions uwu," whether they get a bite on their hooks or not. It's like a persistent thing.
>>2554239
Because
>there is no point where you can say, "okay, I KNOW drawing and have everything nailed down".
>it's good practice, with some pocket money to boot
>You gotta start selling your work yourself sooner or later. If you wait until you're sakimichan (can't think of anyone else atm) levels of good for 10 bucks a pop, you suck at money.
>>2554239
>Why is literally every novice, amateurish, or other bad young online artist getting into commissions before they're even decent?
Because they're novice, or amateurish.
>>2554263
It's bad taste though.
Basically this unicorn is one of a couple new characters I created (for my own animated videos), how did I do?
you did so good!!!
I LOVE IT OMG, but the eyes needs more light reflection so it can be really ~kawaii~ uwu
Thanks this newer character is actually featured quite a few of my newest animations! So far many of my other friends seem to like the look!
Who here gets depressed because they believe their worth in this world is based on being a creative artist, and you come here and realize that you are not special in any of the ways you thought you were?
>>2549271
>getting depressed because you're not a special snowflake
hahahaha really anon
>>2549271
Don't try to be special, try to be exceptional.
I base my self worth on my personal happiness, which is far more within my control than external circumstances such as my career or what other people think of me.
Hi guys, a while ago I started painting these weird doodles. I know they look ridiculous..:) Anyways, I wanted to hear some of your thoughts about them, bash 'em if you like too lol.
Cheers
https://www.instagram.com/dienase/
>>2554657
Hey ass hole, you posted in the self promotion thread 5 minutes earlier >>2554651
then you decided to make your own thread?
Delete this shit
Sorry my bad, deleted that post.
If i were to kill myself utilizing the method of abstract art via setting up a camera and a canvas whilst blowing out my brains onto said canvas while streaming, would you guys get an audience together that wont rat me out to authoritys?
Yep, no problem.
Not hard to hide your location.
It's not like the anti-suicide squad will hack your IP.
Sorry, no, because I am a moralfag.
Do you guys ever try limiting your colors to give it a really cool look? Really fun to do.
(Art not mine)
>>2554211
Go back to study my dear namefag, you have a long way.
>>2554211
I do this too. I haven't really found my art style yet, but I've been trying to give my stuff around the same palette as 70's-80's comic books.
>>2554211
Nice style! Have any blog?
Post images that you like.
>file too large
Yeah fuck you
Draw your dreams thread. This is a dream I had where a giant crab/lobster monster was destroying my city.
:(
i suck anus at drawing but i recreated mine in 3d
I wish i can insert my dream memories in a usb.
Hello. I'm looking for an Ouroboros design for my first tat. About 5" across over my heart. I keep drawing them but just crumple them up. Too critical of my own art to make it permanent. It needs to be relatively simple. If someone has a good one or would draw one for me I will likely get it in ink next week!
Thanks
fuck off faggot
My back and ass are starting to really hurst despite taking several breaks.
Does /ic/ have a recommended set up? Chairs, desk, easels etc. Really want to avoid injuring myself now that I have a good streak going
>>2549588
Have you tried standing desks? I need to get myself one, but not for your reason. I can't work productively and hold still at the same time.
Standing desks are also supposed to alleviate all kinds of problems since human beings aren't meant to sit the way we normally do all day.
>>2549599
>What is an air traffic controller?
9+hrs a day sitting and communicating, though this is a pretty unfair comparison because their chairs can go to $1000+
Hamada uses this setup, he draws for 14hrs a day. Keep a stool for when your legs get tired
>>2549588
Might /diy/ myself up something like that, just a small one to put on my desk
>>2549750
not OP that's actually awesome, If I had the wooden stand for his table I could do that.
If your not doing 14 hours a day though you could probably get a way with working out and exercise. Just listen to you body and don't kill yourself , a recent video watts made where he says that someone wanted to go to his atelier and drew 13hrs a day and blew out both his wrists. Keep in mind I think he went from nothing to doing that , there are def professionals who pull out those hours but it's built from years of slowly increasing them.
