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No one else here cares about the Stuckists enough to hate them.

/ic doesn't know enough about art to have an opinion about movements. Renderings are the only things that live here.

the shoegaze of art

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>>2957581

>he didnt read the sticky

Literally Loomis, faggot.

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>>2957612

>>2957612
Thanks

Creating a meme artstyle that allows me to sell my work for a lot of money. That way I will be able to live a comfy life, eating in expensive restaurants and maybe traveling every once in a while.

No one on /ic/ is very interested in artistic achievement so expect many "make lotsa maney XD" answers.

Whores, I call them.

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>>2945176
[spoiler]I want to make my own cartoons.[/spoiler]

That is a question for you and your pencil, anon

just look closely at it it's there on the picture
make it grayscale if you have to
draw it a couple of times you'll figure it out

Draw/shade like normal, run a tissue all over the drawing afterwards

helps to hd & full screen to see the detail

>>2958051
It looks good actually. Although I'm a huge fan of hudson river school stuff already. I'd rather not touch their work like that o.O

You've got trees, light rays/clouds. I don't know how you'll animate those however.

The idea is neat but I think you chose a part that doesn't contribute. Especially since the entire body of water is suppose to be in movement. Some leafs moving in the wind or an actual animation of your own that blends in might have a better effect. Good first try though.

>>2956931

Tbh im doing the same thing with optometry because comfy job, but university is hard

Post work.

>>2956931

you'll have a stable career in web development, but you'll never do much freelance art. you just won't have a prayer of competing with the full-timers, and all the jobs you manage to get will pay so piss-poor compared to your web design, you'll stop bothering with art jobs for money.

nothing wrong with being a hobbyist, but don't fool yourself that you'll ever be more than that. art is all or nothing.

>>2955990
/ic/ is a slow board, don't expect your posts to get replies within an hour or even a day.
To answer your question, you go about drawing inanimate objects the same way you go about drawing people. Building up from shapes.

Working from perspective, you apply the most basic shapes to capture the form of the object you're trying to draw. In this case, a mug would be a base ellipse circle and another larger ellipse circle some distance above it. Then you'd connect two lines from the ends of one circle to the other.

>>2956030
thanks so much for the reply! sorry i was asleep lol, but yeah i did check back but my questions were completely buried... question thread moves too fast.

please, do you always have to work off perspective e.g. using grids? what about more complex shapes and detailing, and do you have any tips about thinking in terms of 3d form? i'm just awful at this stuff.

>>2956531
Go to the Books thread and find the link for Ernest Noling's Perspective Made Easy. It's a short book and should help you with applying shapes in perspective, even complex ones.

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boom there ya go.

>>2955530
btw its vav in hebrew. also corresponds to the number 6

>>2955495
This isn't the message, but I got a little interested in the painting and did a simple google search. It's one of Francisco Goya's 14 black paintings. This one is called Saturn Devouring his Son. It's an interesting interpretation because the way I was told made it seem he devoured his sons whole, while Goya's interpretation is a cannibalistic view. That being said, it's Saturn devouring his son, and the black box is over the ass. Uranus.

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>>2958255
I have multiple diagnosis AND two ligamemes on both wrists and I'm shit.
S H I T.
It's all a bunch of memes heck off.

>>2958097
why are women such massive faggots?

>>2958097
Report and ignore. Stay away from politics, keep friends at a distance, Go dark

You are too technical about it, just loosen up.
The skull isn't a perfect circle its just kind of like one.

>>2957199
Post faces.

>>2957228

Voila.

Maybe it's more an issue of me not placing the features correctly, but my good friend Loomis says that this shouldn't be an issue with good construction.

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lol... Why not

>>2956933
Thank u

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Help friend

>>2953711
>do you get a grasp of concepts unnaturally fast regardless of how much time you spend practicing?
>if not, do you draw 12 hours a day and get minimal or no improvement at all?
It should be really easy to know.

>>2953711
yes. but you only get individual skills not entire skill sets. A person might be good at seeing spacial relationships but that doesn't mean they can draw. they may have excellent hand eye coordination bot cant see values. etc. now get back to drawing and work on those weak points.

skill = talent * (work * quality of work)

*SMACK*

*beats you with a belt*

>>2958127
>never painted anything before
yeah, we can tell lmao

btw i'm just asking for tips

You're underestimating how skilled you have to be to copy someone's style. You won't be able to make it better because you don't know what you're do.

By the way - this won't get you laid.

no need to, thanks