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>>2988886
You'll need more than that.

youll need creativity and intuition and ideas and not autism

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>>2988886

I would look at 3D.

https://www.instagram.com/vitalybulgarov/?hl=en
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/JQmY0
Fushion 360
http://ashthorp.com/ghost-in-the-shell
Cinema 4D.

You should look at Modo and Zbrush. Vaughan Ling has some decent tutorials.

At least pick up Zbrush, if you look at FZD school even they have a lot of Zbrush work in there course in term 2 and 3.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBdNvVu9gec

Concept artist are using more and more 3D. I would look at Vitaly as someone to aim for.

>>2987146
the fuck is eye strain
how do you get eye strain

>>2987146

http://www.danielvitalis.com/rewild-yourself-podcast/building-better-vision-jake-steiner-96

^- Listen to this. Golden info.

If you just increase the distance you work at, it will decrease the strain on your eyes by a significant degree. Try it.

>>2987208
Shit's blurry no matter how hard you try to focus, and your eyes hurt a lot
stare at something for a long time without looking at a distant object every so often

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IMPKBEYING YUOUI COULD FRAW THIS

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>>2985859
>implying

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>>2985859
>D.A.L.I
>Lack of intelligence

>>2988702

Yeah that'd be awesome. Khan is an excellent teacher by the way and ironically can draw somewhat.

>>2988702
can't hurt

>>2988702
No, we need more people in stem fields not coffee shops.

/beg/

>>2988405
Well for starters you could finish the fucking picture before asking for advice on how to fix it

*SMACK*

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>>2988367
POST WORK

>>2988367
Post
Your
Progress

>>2988193
>/ic/ - Artwork/Critique
>I'd rather not post my work here
okay fuck off then

do you got $17 and amazon prime?
https://www.amazon.com/Framed-Ink-Drawing-Composition-Storytellers/dp/1933492953

if so, do you have another $15 burning a hole in your pocket?
https://www.amazon.com/Design-Basics-Index-Jim-Krause/dp/1581805012

>>2988218
I have those but my request was more specific.

/beg/

1.Build this head
2.Define light and shadow
3.Use contrasting colors

This is pretty fucking offensive.

>>2988221
There's not very much to critique here besides the fact that it's a parody of an iconic work based on a famous photograph. I can't quite tell what the symbolism is meant to represent besides to be very offensive to both America and Japan. Around 25,000 people died at this battle. I wouldn't attach my name to this if I were you.

>>2967709
Gosh darn it I swear it wasn't rotated when I took the picture.

>>2967730
>that feel when finally hair

>>2988041
>charge you back on paypal
I thought that only works if the payment hasn't gone through?

>>2988041
You can't dispute it because Paypal doesn't technically protect your work. You'd have to send a physical copy.

>>2988093
A commissioner can put a claim that they didn't receive any product from you and paypal will roll back the payment since you can't defend it.

I have had one person do this.
During a transaction the risk isn't divided in equal parts, the artist is carrying most of the risk. If you're working with individuals then always take full payment in advance, because even when you do they still sort of have a hand on it, they haven't let go completely. They're protected by paypal while you are protected by good will.

>>2988041
>>2988107
useful tip is to only take commissions from people who have some kind of establishment online (if you can afford to be picky with your clients). doesn't have to be someone with a thousand followers, or whatever, just some form of indication that they're not some complete random person from the internet. a good sign is if they have multiple examples of previously commissioned work from different artists.

if they can't disappear into the night with your work this lessens the chance of them intentionally trying to fuck you over because you could then just spread word to other artists that they will try to slither out of payment, effectively blacklisting them from getting more work. tho even if they don't have some name online, paypal gives enough info in the payment section that you could warn others to be wary of this person should they see the same info pop up. good site to check would be artists beware
http://artists-beware.livejournal.com/

another good habit to get into is invoicing your paypal payments to clients, making sure to jump through whatever the current hoops paypal has at the moment to make it clear that you're being paid for a service, not a good, and therefore there is no shipping label required that could come back to beef you in the booty

Well if you cant imagine shit in pictures just imagine it in words and describe it through drawing. Its the same as describing a picture in words, I suppose. Also its easier to visualize something when its on a piece of paper, I dont really know what I mean when I say that, but it makes sense to me. Just dont make any excuses, if you draw 10 hours a day for 10 years youll probably find something out.

>>2988027
Also I think that most artist barely have any idea of what theyre doing in the beginning of a piece. As an example, this video in which he starts just with a simple body in 3/4s, and then tries to find where the arm will go.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvWAPCt6a_g

Well thanks for the suggestions anon. I guess I'll give it a shot, If I really can't progress I could always commit seppuku or something.

>>2987781
Listen, bro, I understand that you don't like /mu/ but this is a board for visual arts. By all means, have your thread but don't be surprised if people shit on you or if this gets 404'd.

>>2987783
yeah it probably wouldn't be good if a bunch of musicians started posting music related things here, but i just wanted to share.

>>2987781
you are autistic.

You did absolutely nothing except pitch their voices up and down and reverse them, and you impressed yourself. That or you're trolling.

>>2987654
Who cares, you will be alone for the rest of your life

>>2987659
I am married.

>>2987663
that's even worse
enjoy your second mom to nag you for the rest of your life

>>2987354
Photoshop's lines are pretty shit so its bad for sketching and the like
at its core its an image editing software more than an image making software

>>2987368
This post makes no sense whatsoever, pay no attention to it.

>>2987354
There's no right or wrong, only opinion. I use Photoshop because I've been using it professionally since version 2.5, I know it inside and out, and I'm comfortable with it.

For basic drawing, it's way overkill. If you can afford it, great, if not, don't sweat it.

I've always liked Painter, despite it's price, but if you want a deep painting simulation, it can't be beat.

The free and cheap alternatives posted here are fine, too, as long as the toolset is what you need, and you're comfortable and get things done.

Having said that, if you have any professional ambition, most places will have Photoshop licenses, so you should be comfortable with the basic toolset.