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>>3124592
Look at artists from at least 50 years ago.

Spend your first year just drawing what you love, Feng talks a bit about it somewhere in this pod but I'd suggest you listen to the entire thing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3Al7QAS89s

legit lol'd at this

thanks op

>>3124557
Not OP but thanks, gonna listen to this

by doing line work. next

Masturbate less, take beta blockers.

might be a good idea to show a sample of your work but I think you're just trying to bait with that pic

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>>3124355
Probably junk but idk, hire an art appraiser

>>3124355

It isn't junk if you like it yourself. You need to establish provenance for this work to be considered worth more than 100 dollars. The artist name is not one I recognize, but you will need to get more information on the piece and it's history.

Good Luck

>>3124334
Theres a reason to why i dont visit my friends, but its a bit too personal, so im locked off alone, isolated..

Build a reference folder. What GSM is your sketchbook paper? Looks toothy.

>>3124334
I struggle with the same thing and the problem is that productivity will eventually drop very low once you have no social life for a long time. I ignored that problem and I thought I just became very lazy (I am usually very disciplined). You can be introverted and mostly alone, that's fine, but you still need at least a few interactions outside there is no way around it. You can get away with shutting yourself off from most people for a long time but it will catch up to you eventually and it will manifest in negative ways in your productivity.

>>3124314
How is he not falling off.
I do like the jet legs though.

The eye is too human.

>>3124314
bird has no pelvis.

They're as good as any other tool.

>>3124271
no, buy a stack of regular pencils that you can sharpen with a knife so you can feel cool and edgy

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I have something similar to this and I love it for a few reasons
-sturdy
-reliable
-clean
-precise
-good visibility
-good ergonomics
I bought 2 like 4 years ago for 20 bucks each and still don't regret it.

>>3124171
>tatto

A tattoo removal.

Maybe take more time to learn what contemporary as a concept is (it's lost on me) and figure out how your museum would accommodate that style of thought. in a post modern era, contemporary basically means anything goes, so you have a hard job in my opinion

>>3124042
What ever you do, design it so a flashing exit sign is above every piece, the signs point you to other pieces. With each artwork you question your sanity more as the exit signs flash more intense the further you go. You walk what seems miles and miles until finally the signs lead you to a dead end with chairs. The flashing exit signs point down at the chairs. The attendees then have to sit in the chairs and find an escape via the astral plane and accept that their vessels have become the museum's greatest piece of artwork.

>contemporary art

You should take some time to properly define the museum. Contemporary art is a pretty vague. A catalogue is a good idea, but also write a mission statement. I've just copied this from the tate website

>Its mission is to increase the public’s enjoyment and understanding of British art from the 16th century to the present day and of international modern and contemporary art.

so questions you might want to ask yourself
>is there a permament collection or is all just changing installations?
>do you have any specific social issues in mind that the gallery would focus on
>how many artists can show at once, is there room for them to work at a variety of scales?
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>what is the existing building and what is it used for and can it relate the purpose of the gallery.
>how long do installations stay up for?
>is there a preference towards the type of installation, sculptural, technological/interactive elements ect?
>installation art is often site specific, is there something in the building which is important, historical condition, relationship to a landscape ect?
>does the museum just show the art? often lots of museums host workshops, talks and events. is there a charitable status mission ect

Basically imagine you are actually going to set this museum up. Properly define it aims and goals. Then once thats done take them and make them spatial.

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What's going on with it? What's all these streaks on her? Who is it anyway? Brockhurst is better

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>>3123928
nope. bacon.

>>3123872
>blurred out the broken wrist.

its ok

>>3123872
your first mistake is drawing something from last years overrated craze and by overrated I mean that as an understatement

I rate it sideways out of 10. It actually does look pretty metal, though. I like the visible marker strokes and how they take a sort of fractal pattern on count Adolph's cloak.

>>3123825
i like it but the swastica is fucked up.

>>3123846
Thats because the fabric folds
>>3123825
The concept is great and the face looks ok, but the fabric has no texture, its just a blot.

>>3123814
So is Shal.E the new Ilya?

>>3123814
>this is how hacks think actual artists paint

>>3123814
ouch that would take a long time if you did it traditionally, like 4 layers of repainting

nah ur fuct, post work and get out

Nope, impossible

yes
I only spent the money for tablets
manga has an incredibly low entry point and a large portion of actually making it is based on luck.

>>3123697
Bump

>>3123697
Source?

>>3123744
Why not answer the question first? It's my work.