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No but I love it
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Why? It's garbage.

just go to an elementary school and ask for one of the kids art projects

>>2960188
lol, this bait.

>>2958116
It's good but yes, it teaches observation and control over your medium. You won't become able to magically invent things from your head because of it. Use it as training for your eye and for understanding values and edges and things.

Also be aware that modern ways of copying Bargue are different than historical ways. Do what makes sense for you.

>>2958121
>Also be aware that modern ways of copying Bargue are different than historical ways
???

Sight size is a modern invention. But depending on how you look at it, even Bargue is pretty modern. The plates were published in late 19th century. That's hardly historical.

Does grey count as an independent color, or can we have two colors of varying saturation?

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>>2962765
Here's another angle

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>>2962765
Close up #1

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>>2962765
Close up #2

Also why I need a scanner is because I have traditional drawings I want to make digital copies of.

copy shops have scanners usually. Depends on what shithole you live in.

>>2962628
When I once had only a laptop, I would go down to the local library to scan in my drawings and upload them to deviantart. It just depends how updated the library is.

>>2962365
I want to know how you're meant to shade with them. I always end up breaking the lead when trying

>>2962374
Buy better quality graphite / change to a softer grade so you don't have to press down hard. I've never had 2mm break, even with cheap chinese lead. You're doing something wrong.

>>2962724
>too soft
>change to softer
Great advice

It's not bad, but if you want to be the next Ruan Jia you need to start making some meme tier color statements. Photostudies won't cut it.

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another one

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>>2955008
>you need to start making some meme tier color statements
what do you mean by that?

Not everyone here is interested in the same goal

"Making it" is either
>working as a professional in a studio
>being a freelancer
>being good enough to do commisions for quick cash
>or simply just getting good

Some people around here are just hobbyists wanting to get better, some grinding fundies to get money for their craft. I think only a few want to make it big.

>>2962509
say it with me boys

NOT
GONNA
MAKE
IT

It's the same way you are obsessed with shitting up my board, op.

>>2962002
cause its a meme boi

>>2962002
*So Famous

>>2962002
Nobody gave a shit about it until 1911, when it got stolen from the Louvre. It was missing for 2 years, and became legendary because of it. It was an easy topic to gossip about.

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https://vimeo.com/215501969

http://anatomy360.info/anatomy-360/?mc_cid=3a48702cb7&mc_eid=28ac133e29

>>2960709
could you resize your pic, pls

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>>2960721
Here ya go.

What material are you using?
Try using an armature

Beksinski

>>2957309
HR Giger like god says

>>2962433
I love how numales cannot help themselves drawing abs

>>2962468
Do some crunches, faggot

Also, suggestions on where to get paid for this?

Let's be serious here

>>2962433
if you are prepared to draw degenerate shit IE scat, furry the internet is your oyster

That's why "Anatomy for Sculptors" was kickstarted.

>>2961322
Also video tutorials. Can't find any that are worth.

>>2961322
Sculpting isn't as accessible as drawing. Not even kidding, it requires more tools, more space, and is more intimidating, so less people get into it.

But a lot of the skills that make for good drawings will help you make good sculptures. Gesture and anatomy especially are gonna do a lot for you.

Anyways, there was a tutorial on ConceptArt.org but the images are gone, so here's a link to an archive. http://floobynooby. blogspot .com/2010/08/3d-maquette-tutorial.html