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>>2968700
Should be called
>human torch and docter dooms crazy weekend.

Chim/10

>>2968562
Do you need them when you paint? There is not right and wrong way to paint. Of course you can use whatever brush you like with oils,acrylics, watercolors, feces etc.

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Only for like, cubist paintings.

Just get a filbert or a bright. Maybe very fine round brushes.

no rules, just tools

cute hair

lasso usage is considered a cheat?

The rule is that it helps the market grow just like anime and so they won't come after your ass unless you really want them to.

>>2968043
>whats the rules of fan art

"It ain't stealing if they don't come after me."

>>2968043
rule number 1: its okay as long as its not nintendo

>>2965925
I'd honestly say niche + availability + originality. I think anyone can muscle their way into any niche if their quality is good. Pornhub has more content than anyone will ever watch, and keeps adding more. If people can watch 100s of amatuer blowjobs, there''s room for anyone in porn art.

By availability, yes, it's important to produce content regularly and often. Probably more important than anything else.

And by originality, I mean that there's a lot of unexplored territory in lots of fetishes. If you have any niche fetishes and are a creative person there's probably a huge list of things you can imagine but just haven't seen anyone draw. Not because people have and you just haven't found it. Even now there are a lot of fetishes that are very underdeveloped in content, quality, and variety. Being able to do things people haven't seen before in a quality they haven't seen before will count for a lot.

>>2965925
If you want to draw porn dont put your name on it (especialy if Youre drawing Fetisch) art)you dont want to be known as a smut peddler.

>>2965940
why not if you arent trying to be in the "industry" or something. if normies out side the net dont see it they will still hire you . or do you mean like a real name?

>>2964653
just use Pthalo Blue or Ultramarine... as soon as you mix it into something it'll lose it's chroma.

>>2964653
What's with the electricity shit?

Green Mile?

I absorb everyone's fucking disease and sadness? I'm a blackhole of sadness and misery so others can be happy?

That's fucked.

>>2964653
grimes song "California" is about me, right?

you all only like me when I'm sad?

I'm fucking downright suicidal. The world must be close to absolute destruction then.

>>2968651

Shittly drawing anime on scrap paper, doesn't matter how many X years, is the equivalent to going bowling for the first time. A total beginner learning the right things can make circles around the person who has been drawing "all their life" because they don't have to unlearn things.

>>2968655
For one thing, not everyone draws anime. Second, copying anime or anything else for that matter will improve your observation ability. If two beginners(one that has trained their observation ability for 15 years) and one that is starting from scratch starting studying properly at the same time, in one year who you think is going to be better? Saying you have to unlearn things implies that people who "train the right way" don't pick up bad habits. You're always going to have to "unlearn" things regardless of what you do.

>>2968660
>For one thing, not everyone draws anime.
I did not mean to imply that. But that's the general avenue for most people (especially here) and saying otherwise is being ignorant.
>Second, copying anime or anything else for that matter will improve your observation ability.
For copying symbols and wrote memory.
>Saying you have to unlearn things implies that people who "train the right way" don't pick up bad habits.
That won't happen if you are being guided properly ala the "serious" part.
>You're always going to have to "unlearn" things regardless of what you do.
how can you unlearn when you did not begin?

>>2966926
>i dont understand the face sufficiently enough to make variations.
so don't make variations. study the forms of the face. sounds like you need it.

>>2966929
Is copying from a foto viable?
Does it actually make you understand things?

drawing from a photo is fine you turbo faggot

>>2966367
he read the rest of his books and watch the proko tutorials. and remember all of it is an estimate and not a rule. if you just read the damn books and do the exercises you'll get better.

I think Loomis just eyeballs his stuff until it feels right. He even says to do it that way for foreshortening.

white male with receding hairline, the artist

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cats

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Horses are one of the best to learn if you're just getting into animals, but you can really pick any basic tetrapod creature to get an idea for the bones and muscles that are almost the same as any other tetrapod animal. The reason horses are good is because they have well-developed anatomy that is shared with most other creatures and there's plenty of reference material - as opposed to a more bizarre tetrapod such as the fish (currently debated as a 'tetrapod' but still a good example) which has more specialized anatomy not very similar to land creatures (though they still have things such as a clavicle, humerus, pelvis, carpal bones etc).

I originally didn't like horses personally (my mum was the horse artist but I liked canines) but have started to study them a lot as some of my favourite creature designer idols often relied on the anatomy of the horse when they were starting out, and as with most art subjects, it becomes more interesting once you know how to draw it.

Also to answer your first question: I think dogs and horses are the most common in art, especially as there are a lot of old pieces depicting fox hunts and warring horse riders.

>>2966107
wolves and cats, because they are the most popular amongst furries and you want that furry porn commission money don't you?

>>2965032
how does he do that shit upside down what is this betty edwards

>>2965032
Those drawings are shit.
Kid really needs some Loomis.

>>2965039
post your work

this kid is fucking outrageous drawing untainted from the global archetypal subconscious omg

>>2966730
Nice

>>2966730
i guess

>>2966317
Don't. JUST SAVE YOUR BEST WORK AND THROW AWAY ALL YOUR SHITTY SKETCHES.THAT WAY EVERYONE WHO SEES YOUR WORK THINKS YOUR BETTER THAN YOU ACTUALLY ARE, KINDA LIKE MOST ARTISTS ON ARTSTATION AND DA WHO DON'T SHOW THEIR BAD WORK AND DESTROYS THE SELF ESTEEM OF BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE ARTISTS LIKE US.

Just save it to a shit folder on your computer and then in a month or so look at it and try and do it better

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Just erase them man. You can't feel bad about your shitty drawings if you erase them right afterwards.


Sometimes I wonder what would happen if you cast a spell on an artist.All of his drawing would me magically erased after he finishes them. How would that affect his development? His skills?

about 1 year and a half if you draw 28 hours each day. try to refrain from going to to toilet or at least paint with your shit on the toilet paper, you only learn when you create.

>>2965624
I checked my crystal ball and to your question it replied "27 Donkeys". Not sure how useful that is but there you go.

>>2965634
>only 28 hours a day

lol shit work ethic like this is why only .00002% of ic is going to make it

>>2965339
How much are you paying?
If nothing, no-one here will help you

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>>2965350
I'll buy you a Steam game

>>2965353
Hahahahaha
Get off my board