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How do I learn to paint like this?
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Im kinda confused about something. On pic related we see in a simple way how to draw a cylinder, right? But... If you try to draw a cylinder in a 2 point perspective and its not in the middle of our drawing its gonna be skewed.
If you see example 1 its in front of us on the middle - we see the axis goes straight down like in 2 point perspective, right? But if we want our axis straight down (and it should be in 2 point perspective) and draw the elipse like we are supposed to we end up with example 3 - it wouldnt fit in our grid but it would be correct if we extended the lines and made a cylinder out of that. To make it fit we would have to turn it a bit like in example 2 but the axis doesnt go straight down so it'd have to be either in a 3 point perspective or if we made straight lines, drew another elipse that way and made a cylinder out of it- it would be disorted - kinda like on the 2nd example of the first pic from the book
So how we should go about this? Draw your cylinders in 1 point perspective or have skewed cylinders in 2 point perspective? Or maybe am I missing something?
If you dont understand then just ask, im gonna try explain it further
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>>2500983
draw a plane in perspective and then put a circle inside of it and you'll have your cylinder cap
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>>2500984
Thats not the point - gonna draw it to make it easier to understand
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Drew it that way it shows on the instructions - it looks right but doesnt fit into the grid
Drew it so it fits into the grid - its disorted (i know the top one would be a bit less showing, but still)
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Asymmetrical Character Design 2016-04-25 15:58:50 Post No.2499995
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Asymmetrical Character Design
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Post examples of animated television shows, films and comics that use asymmetrical character designs. Characters with largely individualistic designs that seem to complement one another and the environment in which they're placed in some way and why you feel they work or even why you think they don't.
Resources on topical subjects like color theory and shape language appreciated as well.
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>>2499995
Yes master
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>>2500225
>please
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sblR0eIRW-I
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>>2500242
AWAKEN MY MASTERS!
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What is the actual toxicity level of /ic/ and does being a hard ass on somebody actually help them get better?
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>>2497008
It reminds me a lot of /a/ the last time I went there, around 2012-2013. This is in term to the level of elitism and average degree of assholery expressed by the typical Anon.
>does being a hard ass on somebody actually help them get better?
For some people it might. Anger can be a good tool to motivate people enough to get off their ass and do something.
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If harsh comments make you quit then maybe quitting is the best thing for you. Giving up isn't always a bad idea.
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>>2497018
>Giving up isn't always a bad idea.
If you're a bitch with no self-esteem, getting butthurt at the internet, suicide isn't always a bad idea.
Otherwise, if you really wanna improve, quitting is the stupidest thing you can do.
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Is this a good design /ic/?
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Reminds me of merc_wip
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>>2499994
Not particularly. It's fairly generic and not very functional or interesting. It's basically just medieval armor that has some glowy shit added to be sci-fi. That said, the quality of a design is largely based on its purpose--what is the project, who is the character, what is the world, what role does the design have, what problems are attempting to be solved by the design etc.--so without context it is hard to give an opinion on more than just the surface aspects of it.
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Are you the merc_wip guy?
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what would you call this art style?
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>>2498237
Needs more chromatic aberration
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Anyone has that Craig Mullins demo he did at trojan horse?
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>>2500895
The Korean octopus
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it's me m8 mullins
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>>2500895
Is it just me or is the perspective/scale of the figures on the bridge completely fucked? Compared to the boats to the left of the other side of the bridge, it appears they would be giants.
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Opinions on some art please 2016-04-26 05:43:41 Post No.2500755
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Opinions on some art please
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I'm a young artist, and I got to have some opinions on my artwork other than my family and art teacher, be honest.
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Another one
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And one last one.
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What kind of opinions do you honestly think you will get? There is not much to critique, desu. Guess everything i will say can be derailed into a "muh style" discussion but well.. composition is non existent, as well as any kind of "basics".. at this point its pretty much just different places with lines and colours. What are your goals? Do you want to get better and actually get into illustration or do you just want to do it as a hobby?
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Does anyone have any tips how to draw bending a box like in the page?.
I just can't seem to wrap my head round drawing it?.
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draw 200 from imagination until it's intuitive
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alternatively you could draw cylinders
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>>2497840
Sycra has videos dedicated to that ;^)
How do I get on sites like SinnerGate or Hentai United?
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Why would you want to get on SinnerGate? There is no money to make there and the artist running the site had just awful stuff.
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How does a site like Sinner work? Isn't it just a hosting site?
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>>2495403
It's just image host site. Nothing more.
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Let's see /ic/ draw their own renditions of Pepe.
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>>2481564
this is all I can muster rn
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>>2481564
I'm okay
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>>2481574
Was this done on an Etch-a-Sketch?
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>No good workshops where I live
>No good classes
>No ateliers
All I want is have a place to go in real life to learn from artists far better than me. Practicing at home everyday is dull.
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>>2500463
Have you looked at the ARC atelier map?https://artrenewal.org/pages/ateliermap.php
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>>2500463
>Practicing at home everyday is dull.
Go outside then and do some plein air. Or don't do art if it isn't fun. It's a solitary hobby/profession, so get used to working alone.
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>>2500474
Yep, there's nothing in my state or around me, and I can't exactly up and move somewhere else.
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Post masterpieces only.
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>That guy humping the totem
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>>2499098
What a blatant disregard to other peoples culture.
So right now I have a commission backlog of 12 images that are due. But I have to pay my rent and a couple other bills in the next two weeks and I don't have any money right now. Would it be morally wrong for me to put my current commission you to make cash?
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It would be a real scumbag thing to do. You only have yourself to blame for the hole your in.
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>>2493001
outsource your work you retard.
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>>2493001
PUT THE TEA BAG IN PUT THE TEA BAG IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN
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If you were financially secure, led a family life and all that and your kids would manifest an interest in drawing would you seriously mentor them and set them on a path to mastery early or let them be kids and fumble around untill their mid-teens?
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I would set them up with a mentor and feed them resources. I would not mentor them myself. Then if I don't like the mentor or my kid doesn't like them, there is always room to switch. Not investing into their skills earlier on seems a waste to me, there are kids who can do some great shit because they worked hard early on.
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>>2492545
Mentor them. By the way I wouldn't send them to school at all and hire private teachers instead for every subject. Without wasting 8+ hours/day it's possible to make them master multiple fields (learning multiple languages to near-native level etc.) by the time it takes the average teen to finish high school.
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>>2492595
Hmmm, I think I made a mistake in the OP. I should've said you were earning a living with your art. Meaning there's no way you can hire someone better than you at a reasonable rate.
I'm wondering about the atelier system in a familial context. On one hand it'd set a kid on the same path Mozart started on. On the other it may be seen as imposing your own passions on a kid just because it likes to doodle and get praised by you.