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>>2931065
yo mama

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There she is...

...sike, it's yours. Bamboozled.

A dragon.

no, it was just an art movement. just like cubism, its now stagnated, no real use for it more than in its historical context. all these isms are pretty dumb anyway desu

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>>2936438
But that's exactly the point. You could argue that True Detective visual style has a pronounced Expressionist side, given how it deforms reality to highlight the way the characters see their world, exasperating certain lights and colors and so on.

Whilst Cubism and similar definitions at least describe something that is there, a specific set of features, Expressionism as it is defined IMHO has no meaning. If you use it as a synonym for "what they did at the time" is one thing, but usually, it's not used like that. All of its meaning is outside its historical context: the prevalence of the subjective. At the time it was, shall we say emphasized? by a specific group of artists. But it's a feature that has always been there and will always be.

>>2936432
you can still create an expressionist-style painting, just in the way you can still compose baroque-style music . We just happen to not be in that period any more.

>>2936925
Blog?

>>2936925
really made me think

>>2936925
How are you so good?

>>2936553
Why are you spamming this gay anime shit everywhere?
Babbys first le epic trol?

>>2936559
Really though, Is it supposed to be funny or what?
You dont have anything better to be doing with your time? This is a slow board, go post pictures of black dicks in /pol/ or something if you need attention. We're just trying to draw.

>>2936583
Oh so youre a 14 year old from /b/.
Alright you can post on the internet for a while but dont be late for school, honey.

I draw from imagination unless I'm drawing somebody else's character or If I'm having trouble with anatomy

from imagination, only use ref for details like anatomy and stuff to put in bg

>>2936483
Sweet Mother of Christ MYYY DDIIIICCCCCKKKKKKKKKK

>>2934275
I imagine it would be a legal nightmare having to go to every individual artist and getting their approval. Plus I don't get how you'd imagine it to work. You'd want them to draw and animate the background character themselves?

They'd have to work within the confines of the project and would probably have to use tools they're unfamiliar with.


What you're essentially suggesting is a clusterfuck animation filled with different art styles. Studios are already filled with a ton of artists but they follow a given style for consistency.

>>2934362
Can't you just convert the artstyle. If the artist wants his oc in there he also has to do something . And to colect the ocs you tweet send me your ocs and open a site with terms and conditions to agree and then they send it with reference and everything.a applying site. How about inbuyed characters.some fananimators(thejamcave) do that when the artist donates a few hundred dollars. I know it sounds like a clusterfuck hard work. But still It'd be really cool tho

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Background characters be like

>>2930350
English idiosyncratic my friend; go to Portal Painter's website

The only serious 'movement ' in high art at the moment is trying to make something that Saatchi wants to buy so that the artist becomes the next big thing.

Other than that we are in the era of postmodernism if you like it or not. People are doing tons of different things in tons of different styles. But groups and movements are rare. You do have people like the "kitsch-painters" surrounding Odd Nerdrum, but people do not usually define themselves as belonging to some genre or style of art anymore.

>>2935058
Except for the Realist painters. They somehow stood the test of time somehow reinventing themeselves just enough to survive but never enough to reclaim Courbet era greatness. An unbroken line of painters from Courbet to Schmid.

>>2936825
Not exactly the best example there.

Start by learning different shading techniques and just practice with monochrome images?

It's not really hard if you're looking at reference but if you're trying to shade an image from your imagination then try and understand lighting better.

Practice drawing and rendering from life. If you're using graphite I think it's important to have the marks follow the planes of whatever object or surface you're rendering.
Value relationships as well. Make a gradient of 10 values, 10 being your darkest, and 1 being your lightest. Each time you look at an area to render, ask yourself where on that scale of 1-10 the value would fall and shade accordingly.

It comes with practice and time, too.

>>2936825
>those obvious digital touchups
Disgusting

>>2934905
who cares? just mind your own business. everyone's got their own way of practicing.

>>2934920
This, do what works for you.

>>2934905
personally i draw 4-6 hours at max but everyone is different i feel if you force yourself to draw too much it would do more harm then good.

>>2936226
Why not both?

>>2936226
>TFW you wanted to do your own projects but are stuck working for assholes who want the same old same old because you need the money.

>>2936226
studio first, feelance second. Obvious choice.

>>2933532
What kind of job are you going for? Character design/concept art? Background concept art?

I recommend things that are the same (for example; characters) but are very different (body shape, colours, position) though that last one doesn't have to vary.

>>2933532
Dependign on what you wanna work at, you might want to show different things.
Make sure you show some versatility tho.
Let's say you want to b an ilustrator, for MTG or something like that, you'll probably want to show that you can render things like metal, scales, 'magic', water/underwater shit, and things like that.

>>2936579
>give me attention because I can't actually do anything on my own, I need a hand to hold.

>>2933139
>>>/gd/
/ic/ is for drawing realistic pictures of ugly 1920s women with a poorly tacked on anime face.

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sucs

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>>2933139
>>2933580
It's shit

>>2934647
Do you already have Alla Prima?

>>2934658
>Alla Prima
nope, i googled it and it shows its a painting technique that doesn't require studies or preparation...

bob says that "learn to compose as you paint"

is this what you mean? that to paint like bob i should get experience on alla prima?

>>2934663
It's the book by Richard Schmid on wet on wet painting that covers a lot of ground. Check the book thread someone has scanned and uploaded a copy.

shill in the fucking shill thread and stop pretending its your "friend"

yikes.

>>2936533
>speedpainting
You mean time lapse.
No one is fucking painting at fast speeds they're doing the piece in real time, they run it through a video editor, put some shitty EDM or J-pop over it, then post it.
There is nothing to critique.

>>2936533
So, what's the potato you have with your "friend"?