I don't know how else to ask this
You sell it generally.
>>2553969
draw some greasy fucks porn fetish.
1. Dont
2. Leave it to mommy
Professional level yet?
plz help, try not to be too 4chany
Watch
http://youtu.be/7rI6q6bv7do
>>2553592
my fundamentals are really that bad? could you rate it out of 10?
he's 1 step to start crying like a little girl
probably because you're not gonna make it
This is an open question to the artists here that make their living on commission and Patreon based artists and in no way am I attacking you, I'm just curious.
I have a 9-5 job and I do art in my free time. Those of you who's entire income come from commissions and patreon payment, is it working out for you? Do you plan to do this for the rest of your lives? Do you have backup plans in case you're payments dry up?
I'm pretty sure 98% of us here either have jobs or are in school.
Anon with real job reporting.
>>2552539
I'm currently living with my parents, no job
yes I want to make a living from drawing
no backup plans, all my education went into graphic design
Stole this from /vr/, thought we could have a fun little doodle thread.
Video games? I'm not 12 anymore.
>>2553668
rekt xDDDD
video games are stupid and bad
You're Cordially Invited!
Thanks, man
Thanks, man
I can't wait.
How do actual artists feel about the works of Bob Ross? Is he just a hack?
>>2552060
His work is kitschy and formulaic and no serious artist sees his work as having any artistic value. I think most artists though think he's a really nice dude who helped a lot of people get interested in art and helped to break down the barrier that art is inaccessible or only for "talented" people.
>>2552066
You can't honestly say that he wasn't talented. Doesn't he have paintings that he legitamately worked on, not just in half an hour?
>>2552066
>no serious artist sees his work as having any artistic value
>muh archetypes
>muh objective value
>let me teach you how to make "art"
>Never understood the people that can't learn >to draw by themselves, it's fucking trial and >error
>I want my drawing to look lake "this"
>try
>Well it doesn't look good, it looks like shit
>why?
>Oh my lines are shit
>I will draw a human
>draw
>wow my human looks like shit
>why?
>looks at a real person
>oh eyes are not a perfect circle
>draw again
>I want to make this color
>mix shit up
>wow it looks nothing like I wanted
>mix again
Is this statement valid or it's pure bullshit?
pure bullshit
you need method, method, method. You can find it by yourself, but others have before you, and can teach you, thereby making learning more efficient.
That's why books exist, because there was somebody that did exactly the same thing, and they wrote books to prevent other people from making the same mistakes.
Ive started Making Yt Videos recently and i would like you guys to tell me where i can improve and generally help me make better content
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=at3NeJfimY0
A recent video
(Its not self advertising i would like genuine feedback
>>2553298
It says a lot when I'm more comfortable when you cut to this Dillon guy.
Your sound sucks
Your footage sucks
Your jokes and smug ass commentary makes me wince more then anything I've ever experienced.
It's actually amazing how you can produce something so low quality while copying the current meme format, which will most likely die out in the next 6 months or so.
You don't have the tech, you don't have the personality and you certainly don't have any original ideas. "Just keep uploading" won't work in your case.
please end it now.
>>2553298
you're a leafy copycat, you're fucking lucky google fix'd their downvote system otherwise I would have given you 50 dislikes
>>2553391
Oh wait it actually works. Consider yourself still lucky as I have to re-fix my auto macro and I don't got time for that shit.
Im trying to draw this orgasm face position in anime but all resulrs i get are everything but anime. Help!
what are the chances you are an ausie? fucking hell mate
Use reference(s).
Been making an effort to learn how to draw for 3 days now. I plan to draw something everyday and look at my progress. Here are my first three. what should I do to improve my skills?
Made up this design myself
>>2553124
1. join las
2. don't make your own thread, use the beginner thread
3. read the sticky
sage
Looking for the name of an online drawing app that lets you draw with other anons. I remember finding out about it through 4Chan.
YEAH?! IT'S CALLED CHOKE ON YOUR OWN BALLS AND DIE, CIS SCUM. HOW DARE YOU BE SO OFFENSIVE
this? http://flockmod.com/flockmod
you can also try drawpile http://drawpile.net/
but that's software you have to install, and you probably need to use hamachi with it, if you don't have a port forwarded. but it's much better than any of the online variants, imo.
Are you talking about drawpile?
where is a good place to learn anatomy like this? i cant seem to get the jist of it, are there any courses you would recommend? tutorials or anything of that sort?
Real life. Get your girl friend to model for you. Say it's for art. There's no problems. Just draw what you see until you get it.
>>2551988
>>For figure drawing, you could continue with Vilppu, Loomis and Hampton. Choosing between these is a matter of personal preference, but for best results, study them all, starting with the one that appeals to you the most.
> Vilppu is best known for his video lectures, but you could also go through his book The Vilppu Drawing Manual.
>As for Loomis, after Fun with a Pencil, go to Figure Drawing for All It's Worth and Drawing the Head and Hands.
>Then there is Figure Drawing: Design and Invention by Michael Hampton.
>Focus on getting proportions right. All your artworks and studies should start with a solid construction base. Practicing gestures will keep your figures fluent and lively, whilst studying anatomy will make them look somewhat human.
>Construction is useful for any subject. When studying from life or reference, you break the subject down into simple shapes. When drawing from imagination, you reverse this thinking process: you start with a basic structure to construct the whole.
burne hogarth
burne hogarth
and then more burne hogarth
How to learn? Not just art but in general. How do you learn how to learn?
First you have to learn how to learn how to learn.
>>2552150
How?
>>2552148
If you could Learn how to learn how to learn,
Then you already know how to learn and don't need to learn how to learn to learn.
You'll just have to practice like the rest of us
Hello /ic/,
I'm trying to migrate from digital illustration to comic book coloring.
Could you guys critique this one piece for me?
I'm also in need for advices of how to get in this kind of industry, how to find an agent and so on. Another thing, I'm from a third world country, how should I go about getting international work?
If this type of thread is not allowed, I'll have it deleted.
Thanks in advance
>>2552652
>I'm trying to migrate from digital illustration to comic book coloring.
aren't they literally the same thing
>>2552657
Indeed they're similar, but all my illustration work has been around my country and pays very little.
My will is to work with comic book coloring for people who could pay in dollars.
>>2552652
http://www.digitalwebbing.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=101
Books about clothing and their physics?
I wanted to try pic related but I don't know if there is better stuff to learn from first out there
>>2552591
It's not worth buying a book on folds to be honest. You are better off just understanding that drapery is determined by three things--the form underneath it, tension points/slack, and the material it's made out of (thick? thin? stiff?).
Some people classify folds into categories, I think Bridgman is the first I've seen to come up with the 7 fold types, but I actually prefer these drawings to his of them: http://www.mightyartdemos.com/mightyartdemos-bradley.html
So yeah, understand the basic principles behind it, then do studies from life and photos. You will quickly start to understand how clothing typically arranges itself. It's really not as complex as some people think it is.
>>2552596
I hope you're right, anon, because you're making it sound simpler than it might be.
>>2552599
Well it's simple enough, but that doesn't mean it is super easy. To lose weight you just need to eat fewer calories, which is a simple idea but tough to do.
If you already have decent drawing skills though then learning drapery isn't as hard as some people make it out to be. At least in my opinion.
Also drapery is super easy to find ref on, either in life or from photos. So that alone makes it a lot easier.
