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>>3027750
jupp, talentless hack. That's definitely the words to describe the person who painted this at the age of 15.

bait harder.

>>3027757
It's widely accepted by scholars that Picasso's father painted his early works

>>3026222

>>3039849
You could try jetstream.

>>3039849
All pens will make blobs because of how ballpoint works, you have to wipe them periodically while you draw. I like the Pilot BPS-GP.

>>3039849
There's quite a variety, some are very springy and thick and some very hard and thin. The best you could do is buy a couple cheap ones and try them out, the one I use and love cost me like 99c.

Creating mine now!

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Here now i want my cash no one else is posting.

Bullshit I'm doing one now. Just hild tf up. Bump this shit.

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>>3038859
This one.

>>3038859
>S
>>3038865
+

>>3038859
I'd def go for the star, the S size is really.. well, there's a reason why it's so freaking cheap compared to other models.

This >>3038865 on the other hand is the other extreme. I own the giano and a smaller huion H610pro and I have to say, the big surface area is a meme.
To calculate the optimal tablet size without having to try it, imagine the drawing on your monitor screen stretched across the tablet active area and compare it to how big you're used to draw when working traditionally.
If you had a giano with a small laptop, it would feel like drawing on a full scale A2 paper.

Also consider huion new 1060 plus and Q11K, those look really sweet.

dont start to draw a face by making and finishing a single eye. it will fuck up your facial structure and your second eye. just don't do it.

Compress your values. When you paint a full range of values, shift the levels so your pitch blacks are greys. Then paint your blacks again.

Then learn to paint lots of in-between values the first time around.

zoom out often and look at the navigator to check overall look

that skulls eyes look weirdly far apart

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>>3037259
i assume by flesh you meant muscles. this is all i know. the only things I'm 100% about are the pectoralis, deltoids, abs, triceps, trapezius, and sterno on the neck. everything else i sorta think goes there. i also know i missed a lot of shit probably. still learning

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Here u go

Anybody¿

It depends where you are and what's available, your budget, ect. The crescent rendr sketchbook is made for markers, but a bit pricey.
Canson marker xl is a bound pad, not a sketchbook but does have a lot of paper (100 sheets).
I think there is an actual copic sketchook as well, which is similar to the rendr one. And there's always the option of just binding your own marker paper into a custom book.

>>3035679
I like the monologue sketchbook by Grandluxe. Cheap and resilient.

>>3034076
I never get why people expect the artistic academia to write landscapes and portraits with them. Aren't they supposed to do everything in their possibilities to bring the art form forward? In that case something like the sculpture in your pic is to the artist infinitely more interesting than any good landscape that has come out from deviantart.

What also annoys me is the fact that complain the most about contemporary art are also, usually, people who don't support the new art that fit their standards. People complaining about a Rothko NEVER care enough about art to support an artist that, to them, could be the next Raphael. They bitch about avant-garda only because yes, they are producing art, but not for plebs like OP, who, to appreciate art, needs to find the name of its author on a history book or a wikipedia page.

It's the same with music by the way. People bitch vostantly about composers from conservatoires, who compose mostly for the academic community (a Boulez sonata is worthless to the public, but infinitely useful to performers and composers) while still being unable of supporting not even a single artist who uses the tonality they so much like. Ultimately, it appears that this sort of conventional art is not truly interesting to anyone really. People want to go to go in a museum and say "that looks nice", and will end up worshipping competence (even in its most basic form, you don't need to be Rembrandt or Beethoven to truly amaze your audience, a realistic representation or a tonal piece with nice rhythms will be enough) far more than the essence itself of the art they're contemplating. It makes for a much shallower appreciation, so much that they won't ever bother looking for or supporting art of a similar kind.

Sorry for the rant, but as far as I'm concerned you're the worst person on this board.

>>3034177

You shouldn't be sorry for what you wrote, actually I am thankful for your post because it captures the essence what I and I hope bunch of others on this board also think.

>>3034177
Why I'm pissed off at post modern/contemporary art is there's a massive drop in standards now that anyone can be an artist by overthinking and shilling some last minute art project. These (con)artists are hardly trained in the fundamentals and traditional disciplines and foster in a circle jerk PC environment (just go down to any western uni art school) where they pretentiously shit paint and objects around a canvas.

If these postgrad art students or some contemporary experimental artist were to draw a simple landscape or portrait pencil & paper it'll most likely be in the callibre of the /ic/ beginner thread. You don't truly bring any art form forward by abandoning the fundamentals.

>>3038848
First off, please post in the beginners thread.

I'd say, tackle your chicken scratching above all. Your lines are messy. Draw with long, confident strokes.
It'll yield poor results at first, but with practice you'll get way more appealing pictures.

Secondly, I'd advise you to read Loomis' fun with a pencil, to get a grasp on 3D form and construction.

Good luck!

>>3038848

I'mma try and overpaint. This is gonna be fun. Try desiding if you want to paint or do a lineart.

>*smack*

>>3040418
I know it's you doing this, n.

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>>3040418
A thread died for this.

OP, you have a right to have fun but please consider the board culture you're shitposting on. Some of the people coming here are genuine and actually want to improve (not me, obviously). By shitposting you're lowering the level of the community.

Delete your thread. You know it's the reasonable choice.

>>3040020
>LemiaCresent

Go shill your shitty animu art somewhere else Lemmy.

>>3040020
is this the person people got mad at for saying that every man has an adonis belt? Or am I thinking of someone else

>>3040067
why would anyone get mad at that

>I dont like marketing myself
NGMI

>>3038519
>professional artist
>I dont like marketing myself
pick one.

sorry dude, but I'm afraid you're
NOT
GONNA
MAKE
IT

>>3038519

Not many people enjoy marketing themselves, and the amount of inconvenience you'll put yourself and your clients through will far outweigh the actual effort put into just putting some shit online and sending it around.

Marketing yourself isn't hard, just have an online portfolio, send it around to AD's who you think could use your work and if they need something from you, voila. They'll contact you and tell you what to draw.

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2/3

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3/3 sorry for the KEK cringe but I like the look of it

>>3037485
>>3037486
>>3037488
the "texture" and the brushwork looks too amateurish

the proportions (as in how the things are placed out and take space in your frame) could be better

anime fucking blows

its called being lazy. You are only running away from your huge backlog.

making it is more fun than watching it.

think about that.

>>3040108
Why exactly?
Why not spend that time drawing?

>>3040108
Good work, son. /ic/ is the last bastion of check sand balances in the art industry.

>>3040112
fuck off

>>3040108
NYPA
Fuck off.