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Why is it always with the shittiest artwork from that feels the need to create its own thread?

>>2981327

This was first posted here in 2007 or 2008. It's an /ic/ meme and you just revealed your newfag status.

porn, seriously

>tfw no instagram/deviantart/pixiv/tumblr/blogspot

>>2980005
I think we probably have the same taste, would love if you could give me some of your fav instagrams.

I don't have an instagram but would get it to follow someo f the people you just listed. Swanky snake and blueheaded blob is pretty.

what is with the influx of beginners making their own threads? is it truly summer now

>>2978339
what do you mean, if that's your work you already know

https://www.handprint.com/HP/WCL/tech10.html

Concrete actionables.

>>2978011
>Staring a new project before finishing the
w-whoa

You have to apply yourself

You need to think in a different way

Don't think "I wanna do this, this is a cool idea, etc"
Think "This is a good idea, I'll do this right now (or think of a time when to do it, the point is you have to take that next step and be proactive about your dreams)

It's the hardest thing to do because the truth is we all enjoy laying back and just imagining doing things rather than doing them and the saddest part is we all feel bad about that.
You gotta break away from all this, get your life in order and make the first step to doing the right things

TL;DR just do it, there are no secrets and there are no barricades that you yourself have not put up

Its an evolution of model bashing, very lazy industry practice.

>>2979909
Why does he have 2 chins?

>>2979909
Has anyone ever claimed to love the artstyle? Dont they just watch the movies for the lulz.

DESU you can get away with alot with such a normie movie, so you cant really hate the artists for just throwing a bunch of dimensions into the face instead of thinking which places to keep simple for a clear read. 95% of people will go out from the cinema and hardly remember how they looked anyway.

Wacom has something similar iirc. It did what it says, but it wasn't exact enough for some artists to do finished work. Some lines would be half a mm off and therefor not connecting, etc. People therefor liked it more for sketches that they could finish digitally.
I don't know about this product, however.

Bumby

Since it's related, watch Jazza's review of the Wacom model and see if it's good enough for you

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

first of all, you sound like an absolute normie loser
second,
go to /wsr/ if you want something. we're not your fucking butlers you entitled shitnigger.

>>2981002
The artist name is literally on the top of the image. I just searched for gamecube and there are a million similar images

ffs stop making new threads for your dumbass questions

>>2981013
What's the artist's name? I still don't see it. And no need to be so rude.

>>2981054
It's ok for you to waste peoples time with your inane questions though? fuck off, cunt.

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>>2980687
One of my proudest but also the least popular for some reason.

>>2980882
Do she have sheep tiddy tho

What's your budget?

>>2980676
A kiss on the cheek

>>2980682
Okay, but what's your real budget? 20 frames for war scenes seems a little heavy but if you want to talk further around the 100-15- USD mark you can email me if you want.

I have on my comission information that I'll do 2 minor revisions free of charge but the rest will cost extra. I get payment upfront so it's not a big deal if they don't know how to read.

>>2978358
I stopped doing traditional commissions for this purpose.
Step one: charge them hourly. If they want something done different, they pay for it.

What I do now, to avoid that hassle is I just offer my services for free. Accept as many requests till I'm overwhelmed.
If they like the finished piece, they can pay for it, I say something like "I always accept gratuity" (and many times if they don't care for it, they'll still show their friends or family and some way or another money comes back in).
This way I am able to keep working and still maintain artistic freedom.

when you finish a sketch, show it to them and ask if there's anything they'd like changed. If they want a major revision after that point, then tell em tough luck. If you're only doing sketch commissions, then they're not paying you enough to demand major changes anyway

And if they want you to draw something you aren't comfortable with, then you have every right to refuse. In my experience most people are very understanding in this regard.

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another alien

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this is old

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>>2980715
Pretty much your best bet to become a storyboard artist is through the Calarts nepotism pipeline, however that comes with a hefty price tag of no less than $45,000 a year without a scholarship.

If you want the practical skills of a storyboard artist and a good chance at securing a scholarship at a place like Calarts as a consequence then in the meantime I'd recommend subscribing to the AMB animation channel on youtube or through his website (ambanimation.com) and maybe looking up other similar youtubers from the animation thread for an incredibly cheap education that's easily the equal of what you'd get at a place like Calarts (where they've apparently forgotten what form is over the course of the past decade or so).

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

>>2980715
Just learn to draw cartoons on your own, they just teach figure drawing garbage that is nearly useless for animation. You won't learn how to draw cartoons in school.

>>2980789
Do you speak from experience? Are you a board artist?

>>2980627
>>>/r/