Archived threads in /ic/ - Artwork/Critique - 431. page

>>2890337
I don't have manic episodes, but I do have my depression sometimes get worse for a few months and it kills all my productivity. It's tough to paint and be creative when you just lie in bed wanting to die.

>>2890337
Every single week.
I go through massive depression and self loathing over the weekend and then I get a glimpse of energy at some random time.
I hear working out and eating right helps, so heres to that.

see a therapist

happens for me too

>>2890119
>implying boxes actually work

>>2890119
You still are relying on existing work, that is not how you learn to design. It's like those people who photo realistically copy photographs, it's pointless.

>>2890119
pretty cool

I've seen worst. Tjat page is full of crap nowadays.

Yooooo i've seen this post before.
What's YOUR deal with that guy????

Clearly not the best, but not tje worst neither. It's kinda cool someway.

>>2878649
i am, now fuck off faggot

>>2878649
I thought everybody was doing that?

>>2878649
dude

boxes

lmao

>>2891048
why do we need a new thread?
this one >>2876756
still has a long way to go before the image limit is reached.

>>2890938

Scott Robertson, Basics of Drawing and then How to Draw Aircraft by the same dudeo. Early WW2/Vietnam jets are probably the best, since they are the simpliest looking ones in terms of form and functionality. Mig 17's for example, are literally rockets with a seat strapped on.

Getting involved in a group of japanese artists while reading the Genki books.

>>2890896

kek ask for me please

like is /ic/ really so special

不正な解剖学
>Fraudulent anatomy

>>2890894
does 2ch have a /ic/ type board? If so, can a kind anon link it?

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here's some serious line art i've been working on for few days now

>>2890866
>>2890864
yall really have nothing better to do?

This is a good meme.

Drawing is all about studying things on an analytical level. Every single artists has to come up with a solution to every foreseeable problem, because the answers can not be given through speech or any other way. This is why they always tell you to just keep drawing, it's the best way to get better at this. Da Vinci is probably one of the most known figures for doing studies, but really every artists do them. People assume it's talent and they just magically knew how to do it when really they spent countless hours trying to understand the world just like Da Vinci did.

>>2890282
Any good artist thinks of these things but most don't bother to write it all out or colour code it and make it pretty. They just take mental notes and observations while drawing things.

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Even when i see KJG tackle problems it seems like he's done several phonebooks of these analytical studies.

>>2889906
Good, stop wasting paint

>>2889906
Why are you quitting oil painting Anon?

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>>2889921
Gods precious gift

:/

As a last resort... you have a mirror in your house, don't you?

>>2889443
Captain Morgan pose, Google it. Plenty of different people doing a similar pose to imitate the rum logo.

Ultrasharps are decent monitors. Color accuracy isn't the best straight out the box but they're comparable to the alternatives from other manufacturers and they calibrate well. I don't think they're worth the usual $450 asking price, for slightly more money you could go 4k with a BL2711U.

>>2888863
Where is pic related from??

>>2888904

so after calibration they do have accurate colors? how accurate are the values? i'm asking because my current monitor has a clear drop within a specific range of values where they all merge into one and telling apart nuances becomes impossible. it's super frustrating. the BenQ looks awesome, will def look into that one.

>>2888962

no idea, try reverse google image search.

Good question.

>>2888785
just noticed tarzan's dad is just an identical copy-paste of his face but with short hair and a beard. those lazy disney cunts.

>but it still looks cartoony
add some tear ducts maybe. and that nose is all wrong.

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>>2888785
your paintover looks like this gentleman

>>2887257
There's plenty of ugly ass artists, they just don't plaster selfies online so you never notice

>>2887257
>I don't think I've ever seen someone at a professional level who is ugly.
because they don't post their ugly faces.

>>2887261
this
ugly people are not oblivious to their looks, they are not going to post their face if they can help it

the only correlation you will find s that attractive people are more likely to post their face

main objective of getting an online avatar is picking up something you wont regret/want to change in the future.

>>2889316
/thread

what the fuck is an avatar, is it just a name or handle?

why wouldn't you just use your name. who the fuck cares nobody is going to like your art anyways. If you are stuck at the point of renaming yourself based on the things you like to draw, how the fuck are you supposed to draw anything from your empty imagination.