If you are a /beg/inner in art, please use this thread to post pieces for critique or ask for advice. We should not have to make new threads or post in the drawthread with our fundamental exercises.
Feel free to post even the smallest exercise you have done to show you are still trying, do not give up, make someone proud.
RESIZE YOUR IMAGES TO ~1000 PIXELS:
#1)
>screenshot the image and post that instead (I recommend ShareX)
#2)
>change camera capture settings to something smaller
#3)
>send to computer and resize in MSPaint
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There's a new (and cleaner) sticky in town! You can see it at:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uwaXKU7ev6Tw_or__o8ARpUb6r2rCZYJGqwSFV9AD98/edit#bookmark=id.15jx3pyuimvj
TRY TO BE MORE ACTIVE AND GIVE PEOPLE SOME FEEDBACK - many studies are left unreplied, which is a bit sad and can be quite demotivating for the people that try their best to improve, but are left directionless.
OLD THREAD: >>2937519
Keep on keeping on
first time trying to draw actual scenes and not just random stuff. Inspired by the band Comus.
Thought I'd show some of how I go about doing a portrait at this point. It was more of a value exercise than a portrait exercise, but any advice would be appreciated.
Post what you've made and get critique from it
I'll be posting some of the shit I have.
Aside from me being autistic and not being able to resize shit, what do you guys think of my shit?
So, any of you guys go to an art school? Art-orientated college?
While the regular universities seem like the superior choices (you can major in shit that actually helps you IRL and do art fun on the side) the STEM is a major turn off because I literally don't give a shit about it and would rather not spend 2 years and a couple thousand dollars on it.
Recommendations and Anti-recommendations? Your experiences?
>No actual art school near me
>One art center I have had very old people in their beginning class(Like 50s old)
>They aren't even there to learn, but to refresh. They already good at other things anyways(like painting)
>Decide to take up a Drawing 1 course at my community college
>The teacher straight up has us draw Michelangelo and Leonardo drawings
>A way to get their style. Think what they were thinking.
>Weren't even taught how to even do anything yet.
>No value, anatomy, nothing.
>That was all we did, For most of the class
>He would always talk about history while being passive aggressive on modern society.
>Meanwhile most of the kids are already good drawers on their own. I have no clue why they are even taking the class because they clearly don't need it.
>Feel like a learned more by myself than the actual class
>Best part was actually learning how to do perspectives. But that only lasted one week.
>After I was done, I felt like I wasted my time.
I don't know what to make of it. It felt like 500 dollars down the drain. I really question the teaching method. I mean, if I could just copy then why the fuck did I need to spend money for it?
>>2940392
Master studies are always a part of Drawing 1. And in art you always learn more than the actual class, it's just there to guide you.
>>2940392
This is pretty normal it seems, I've taken art classes at my STEM school where it was nothing but copying or practice, well painting was, wood, metal and glass classes actually taught me little. I did them mostly to force myself to enjoy a hobby I otherwise wouldn't spend time on since STEM is brutal. Don't ever take community courses unless it's directly about some branch like construction or perspective or it's for access to live models.
>>2940340
Also OP, don't step foot into STEM unless you're passionate about it. Even then you'd go through hell, be burnt out and wonder why you're trying. Stay away from generic classes and classes from small colleges or ones without actually fleshed out art departments. Seems like art schools in general only teach techniques and you'll still be shit unless you do the practicing in your own time which will be harder with minutia busy-work and you'll be forced to do what was originally a source of fun, turning it into a chore and ruining motivation for it (going from a physics background but I'd wager it happens to everyone forced to do what they like past the point of interest). Teach yourself if you want to be good, most professional artists never went to art schools and at the end of the day the portfolio matters more while the degree itself is useless unless you can prove you're good.
Post qt artfus
>>2939420
or or or you could just hang yourself for shitting up this board
back to r9k with you
>>2939425
I would literally rip out your spleen, sever your spine and make fairy dust out of your kneecaps in a gesture battle and that's just round one. I suggest you watch your tongue and watch as the big boys post instead.
>>2939430
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Do you guys think it's passable or should I develop my skills more?
More
I sincerely hope he fucks her next.
Will be greatly disappointed otherwise.
>>2937146
Pretty much summed up what I was going to say.
is there a better place to get good crit than from here on /ic/ ?
you tell me
we have this thread everyday. fuck off.
crit please
Everytime I sit down to learn I get the feeling that I don't have the necessary information to learn properly. Any advice on how to handle this?
How about you just tell yourself to shut the fuck up and draw?
>>2942342
What's the point of starting late when I'm just gonna grind brainlessly like any other retard?
all resources are useful
the only thing I worry is if the source is teaching me something incorrectly
We finished our animation! Hope you guys enjoy it. In case the link doesn't work, it's "Dead Kidz" on the YouTube channel "Critterfitz"
https://youtu.be/JrWAH4NeNiA
>>2939302
Pretty good. Have a bump, mon amie.
The only thing that stands out especially is the shitty voice acting, the ghosts are annoying to listen to, can occasionally be difficult to interpret words, and all sound really similar. Other than that, pretty good.
It was pretty good, but the ending should've been funny.
It's like it didn't have a strong idea of what it wants to be.
It kind of felt like the humor was ripped from Charlie the Unicorn, but it failed to be funny.
You really need to work more on your comedy/writing before you put all of this work in. That's the most important part of any project when stuff like Home Movies can stand alone despite looking like shit.
>>2939302
It's a good cartoon.
The animation is acceptable.
The story boarding is decent.
Everything is alright, but better writing would've carried this to excellence.
The voices carrying the lines also failed.
It's hard to tell who's who in this cartoon because of the lack of design on the ghosts.
It's not clear cut to me as a viewer because they all look the same aside from size. Charlie was the only ghost I could discern, and that's a negative thing.
I feel like the swearing is only there to make up for the lack of effort placed into the story itself.
A cartoon that isn't funny/cool/whatever is a chore to watch.
I don't know who the real audience is for this.
Maybe kids/young teenagers will like it, but even that is iffy because I can still watch Oney cartoons and giggle.
Tutorials to do the hair well or make it dynamic?
Also wanted to know the name of a famous artist who does tutorials, has an artbook and his name is like...Keriz or something started by k. Thank you anyway!
>>2942566
>Also wanted to know the name of a famous artist who does tutorials, has an artbook and his name is like...Keriz or something started by k. Thank you anyway!
Krenz Cushart
>>2942595
Thank you very much!
What is your local art scene like?
glasgow's full of fuckin snobs but at least they're fun to get pissed w/
Non existent. Which I guess is kinda good in a way. I can begin a new chapter in this little town.
>>2939749
Who's the artist for that pic?
Let's discuss art schools and art education. I'll start asking you advice.
I live in Italy (in the north) and I want to attend a school or some art program. My aim is to become a concept artist, maybe drawing comics and shit like that, so mainly I'll need to learn how to draw from imagination and have a good grasp of the fundamentals. What do you suggest? A fine arts school (even if they say it's not very good) or maybe should I look for some private online tutor? it will be hard to find tho.
Anyway discuss your experience and what you guys think might be the best option
Schools are shit but necessary in Europe.
I'll argue later when I will have my PC.
Go to an atelier. You live in freaking Italy, the mekka of art education. If you can afford it all go attend the Angel academy of art in Florence. Hell, there are several ateliers in Florence.
>>2935695
There's good schools there for sure, but OP should be aware that they aren't really in line with becoming a concept artist or a comic artist. OP would need to essentially self teach entire other skillsets since there would be limited crossover.
Can anyone help me to improve my artwork ??
>>2942412
yeah I got you
https://hubpages.com/art/how-to-draw-learn
http://www.alexhays.com/loomis/
read the sticky, don't make your own thread for drawings and post in the beginner thread instead
Which one do you prefer ?
photoshop
>>2942080
Which is the one on the right? Also i use ps
>>2942098
Manga Studio.
hello /ic/ :)
as a human of little relative power, i felt an urge to express my feelings about violence on earth
Okay Charly. Now go and clean the toilets. I think I also saw a rat there. Gross.