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>>2880429
Haha holy shit, what kind of program is he using? Upgrade already.

>>2880430
n-no bully D':

>>2880430
don't japanese people tend to use old-ass software as long as it gets the job done?

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>>2880422
"And the whole bus clapped"

post your work

>>2880425
I intrinsically knew it was a sarcastic gesture to denote a belief of doubt. I'm too intelligent for you.

Fool.

Sumimasen, demo your IQ seems to be around 100 to 110. Your power level is too low to face me.

>>2879864
Soft colors, light, rendering

>>2879864
10% Selection tool
10% Broad soft strokes with a soft round brush
80% practice and understanding of light and 3d form.

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>>2879864
This one look like :
Download design doll, create a doll, copy paste in your favorite drawing software. Then you blur a little your model or trace it.
:^)

But >>2879871 is right. Pic related.

>>2879815
Blender Cycles, free soft and looks quite good.

>>2879815
moi is better, sketchup kinda blows now.

for rendering, if you're so trash at perspective that you need 3D as an underlay and also you need to plan ur lighting setup in 3D just stop. hit the books and improve both before incorporating 3D into your 2D work.

>>2880381
I recently realized that I'm being kind of retarded NOT using 3d for some interrelated scenes. I'd kind of prefer not to use it at all, but when I'm going to need several angles of the same several buildings, it seems like a massive waste of time not using simple 3d to skip much of the perspective work. I don't plan on using any lighting in this 3d shit, I assume rendering programs are kind of their own skill set and would take dedication to get anything remotely useful out of it, and I'm not interested in becoming a "3d artist" just using 3d to save some time. My questions come from curiosity in how other artists use 3d in their workflows.

I'll check out Moi, thanks.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovB7KKwBGR0
Old Howard Stern eps are max comfy.

obligatory sleepycabin

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7843940BADFBCFEC

It ain't conventional drawing music, but it's what I listen to.

And no, I'm not listening to this ironically, and I don't go on /mu/.

>>2879089
Arachnids tend to have an extra joint.
Study some spiders!

Bump for assistance.

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id do her like this. thicc.

body needs to be long otherwise will look like a coffee table, like yours.

post ur illegal work.

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Here I didn't get to finish it because some guy with a pit bull decided to run after me I might finish it someday

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>>2878825
So far I've only been doing small tags and characters.
pic related, recently did this for a local skatepark

I've wanted to get into stenciling. What's your method for creating a stencil, and carrying it to a spot without being conspicuous?

BobRoss/10

>>2877599
Loomis you faggot

more like any programs

Just avoid it. Never draw heads in that position. Thats what modern masters do

Consider the possibility that he was never actually a good painter

>paint like a five year old
>lock myself in a room for months
>continue painting like a five year old

It's really quite a shit story

>>2875729
He was like 12 years old when he mastered academic painting, wtf are you on about. Anyways when he went abstract, he didn't forget about composition and that's all that really matters.

>>2875743
Did you know that his father was a successful painter and his paintings look exactly like picassos paintings when he was young

>>2874261
> step one stop playing vidya games
> step two ???
> step three profit

>>2874261
Who the fuck actually remade the knights and made them amazing?

>>2874263
>This in the most simplistic form

But thats just like telling an alcoholic to JUST stop drinking.

It's basic but not very helpful

If I were you I'd download a Life RPG app on your phone and make it so that one of your "missions" or "quests" for the day is to spend 1 hr ONLY drawing and when you do that you get experience etc.

or if you're too lazy for that just write it on a piece of paper and put it on your doors and have a check box for the day and make sure you check it off at least once that day or something along those lines, gives more of a reason or urgency to do it

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Additional Links:
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"RakugaKING" by Terada Katsuya
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reminds me of something like older Spawn comics

>>2880532
Are you sure it's pancil and not some sort of silver gelatin print?

Anyway, that's a sexy composition for some no-name artist. Maybe find a fine prints dealer.

>>2880555
Not sure, I wouldn't think so . The only other info I have is that the paper is watermarked 1829.