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>>2904964
Are you serious? For most of Kent Williams' career he was a comic artist and illustrator. The reason he says "visit this old friend" is because he literally did Wolverine comics a few decades ago, pic related.

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Bet you never heard of Alex Ross either

>>2904964
Kent is okay, his girlfriend Soey is better than him at painting imo.

I've seen Dan Quintana draw Batman crap for comic con. I think it's just a way to appeal to more people and sell more stuff.

The cartoony figures clash really hard with the moody background

>>2904464
the window has no depth and it looks like they're looking at a painting on the wall

>>2904464
I know people don't like to hear this but please consider scaling down your ambitions and do figure drawing

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>>2903382
I suggest you bring the letters closer together. When they are too spaced out it looks awkward. I drew this thing in 3 minutes, it still looks like shit.

Make sure the edges of the letters blend together nicely.

>I feel the letters look like shit with no flow

Trust your inner art critiquer

>>2903428
Try that except redo the N it looks horrible in mine

Also try to get the bottom left corner of the G to fit in with the A nicely.

>>2903428
Thank you I appreciate the input

>>2901428

Weird, was just gonna post about this.
Tried it out. The brush engine is really cool. Apparently it came out first back in 2005? Crazy how I've never heard about it before. I'm not really a big fan of water colors or the transparent ink look but I appreciate how well it simulates it. Is there a way to make the paint opaque? Seems like a wasted opportunity and kind of gimmicky otherwise. Although it seems to lack stabilization (?) it can create marks that's just not possible with traditional painting software. The dry brushing is fucking delicious. I only wish it was possible to paint in a more dry goauche kind of mode. Not a fan of the UI. This should be integrated into Clip Studio or something.

>>2901428
looks cool, thanks for sharing
how difficult / easy is it to set up properly ? is it translated ?

>>2904190
its easy and yes its in english

>>2900799
Draw cute anime girls.

>>2900806
That's a hobby.

>>2900806
for animes? mangas? for what?

also wow we have lot of votes, few replies. please at least call yourselves faggots or something

>>2885844
Sure why not sounds fu-
>diaper
yeah nvm

>>2886793
just draw it naked

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here you go OP

>>2905049
>>2886651
use the catalog

>>2905049
Check the sticky for resources. There's a few links to reference sites. If you're looking for real life models, try a close friend if you don't want to pay for a model, or check local art galleries, art schools, or even Arthouse clubs or bars to see if they offer life drawing classes or sessions. You can improve and meet new people, if you so desire.

Another thing that I would recommend is borrowing or purchasing anatomy books. First study bone structure, then muscles, and build up your bodies that way. You'll get a greater understanding of the human form so when you finally do get to doing life drawing you'll know each muscle and limb and what it's meant to be doing. Also get used to life drawing terms like contrapposto and foreshortening (an obvious one). Good luck.

http://www.artmodeltips.com/poses/

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>No pauldrons in sight
Can't fool me, cunt. Come back when your work's less amateur hour.

>>2904997

>Nerd for Lore, love for fantasy and roleplaying
Yes
>Drawing skills good enough for professional work?
No, but I am working on it

>>2905007

Burning crusade artbook, page 20, go see for yourself.

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He was very important, most art historians think he was the beginning of the Renaissance because he drew/painted directly from observation. Even though Brunelleschi wrote the treatus for linear perspective after Giotto's death, Giotto still had a grasp of it before he even knew exactly what it was (pic related). iFrom drawing so much from life, he figured out a lot of things that traditional byzantine-style painters (like his Master, Cimabue) ignored completely in favor of popular style.

I'm pretty sure he also came up with a more durable egg tempera paint for frescos, which is why his work has endured for so long.

When you post your work.

>>2904470
>grind some more
>start crying
Stop drawing all alone you NEET. Draw with others

>>2904477
how do you draw with others?

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>>2903244
Do you have trouble drawing something like this or what? Just think of it as a human with really long feet standing tiptoed. Treat the front legs similarly.

study the pelvis and how it connects to the femur, and now the femur connects to the tibia/fibula.

if you can grasp that then you lay the muscles on top of them.

>>2903244
Quadruped anatomy is essentially the same as human anatomy but with very different proportions. The bones themselves are the same. Try googling for some anatomy charts or something that will show you which bones match up with what. Searching stuff like "comparative anatomy" should help.

Otherwise for a ballerina type thing with long legs maybe look at the Maned Wolf since it's proportions might help you out and the legs are very visible and not hiding behind thick fur.

That about all I can say without actually seeing your drawing.

I don't get it.

>>2902991
some gook coded a neural network that generates illustrations of waifus.

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>>2902983
Post your waifus lads

i have Style

I dont need a style, i am style

>>2901823
You never asked me if i had one in the first place, moron