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How is it different?

>>3085137
music has had more of a change due to advances in software...
loops ready made midis and the like have enabled music creation to become a bit of a "paint by numbers"experience.

technology has affected both though and at its core, no matter how much software you have, its creativity that is key to making interesting work

>>3085137
There's a lower supply of music artists because instruments and equipment cost a lot of money; there's a big barrier to entry,
Any visual artist can pick up a pencil and start drawing; there is no barrier to entry.
Visual artists will usually end up catering to a smaller audience in order to distinguish themselves, whereas often even visual artists like to listen to music artist's songs when they work.
It's easy to make a judgement of a picture at a glance, but a song will take at least a few minutes to judge (enough time to change your mind on it).
Likewise you can listen to a song while doing something else, but an image takes up all your focus.

tl;dr musical artists have a greater monetary barrier to entry, but have less competition, broader appeal, broader applicability, and are subject to less scrutiny.
Lower supply, higher demand.

actual question what the fuck is your target audience
make it on adobe illustrator

>>3085126
>>>/gd/

>>3084202
waste of money

>>3084202
don't rush through it

You put money on something that is offered in here for free?

>>3083466
long term art really is an all or nothing, especially with something as committed as a comic book series.

>friendly reminder that the creator of One Piece said that the manga is literally killing him, and he wanted to hire someone to help but one of the requirements was that they had to be willing to "die for One Piece" and the creator of Naruto said something similar iirc
granted they've been doing it for fucking ever but still.

I also want to make a comic but I know I'm nowhere near in a position to be doing so, and I'm doing both the writing and illustrations, so I spend my spare time creating character concepts and thinking about things to happen in the story and other shit like that. Don't focus so much on the outcome, but the journey. My best advice is to leave the idea for a little while. And I mean actually leave it. Actively do other things that have nothing to do with making comics. Come back to it in 2 weeks or so and see if you still feel it.

But I haven't tasted any kind of success in art aside from a small handful of commissions so take my "advice" with an enormous grain of salt.

>>3083466
Well, did you enjoy working on comics when you only had to worry about the drawing part?

>>3083472
I find it hard to believe that no one wants to die for One Piece. Oda is a lying hack.

>>3080331
What do you consider "berserk style of storytelling"?

>>3080345
It's nothing special, what I meant is that I'd like to recreate the same form of storytelling as in Berserk, it's just I don't know its name. Maybe it is just a japanese comic, as I said, I am clueless about that stuff.

>>3080360
So... manga?

Too much going on in that picture for it to make an effective tattoo.

Is this the real life?

>>3084889
you mean middle school art projects?

>>3084729
i've tried it, i really liked some of the comics from the 90s that used it, dudge dredd in particular. wasn't really worth it, perhaps because i bought the cheapest chinesiest air brush

I've played with it and didn't really like it. The amount of textures you can get from it is very limited as oppose to something like a brush, everything looks blurry except for the edges which then are very sharp. Changing colors is a bit of a hassle since you gotta clean it up each time and I like to move from one place to another frequently. Then you also got make a lot of stencils.

>>3084729
I used to airbrush a lot, when I was starting out (pre-digital era). It's really unhealthy unless you wear the right air masks, and work in a spray book. Even watercolors. The day I stopped was the day I sneezed, and the kleenex was every color I'd used that day.

Airbrush has fallout out of use, except for model making, for that very reason. They banned it on our campus not soon after, along with aerosol glues.

>>3084481
You unintentionally make marks that shows you have knowledge in the areas you know. It takes a skill to draw like shit without giving it away if you're already good.

>>3084481
Picasso was a hack.

you can still produce garbage despite being skilled.

4+2 = -10

>>3084419
Don't make your own thread
Read the sticky
It's shit
But better than what I could do
Thanks

>>3084419
looks like fucking Rakan from League of Legends

>>3084419
You need to improve your sence of anatomy. Look at the shape of the head. Look at the size of the skull compared to the rest of the body or even the face/eyes to the skull. The hair is shit. It looks like you're one of those fags that started with anime drawing because it was easier to use it as a crutch and ended up improving on details rather than the fundamentals which is now causing greater problems. You also probably should have posted this in the beginner thread or another similar thread rather than making your own thread for this shit doodle.
You do have potential though. The rest doesn't look too bad although unrefined. Study the basics and keep your nose to the sketchpad.

>>3084283
learn to dress it up a bit better then start a blog with a commission section and shill for it heavily.

>>3084296
what do you mean with "dress it up a bit better" ?

>>3084297
you seem to have the basics down if you can churn those out over and over. give it a bit less subtlety, stronger backgrounds , flashiness, etc. remember you are appealing to degenerate normie scum.

>>3083901
mostly lack of effort.
most amateur artists lack test

>>3083901

Why do you ban evade.

this is all very relative.
Imo and many here,pic related is a failed artist.
You just need skill to get there.This and artgerm and all those hacks look the same.

>>3083117
this is a non issue as its impossible to prove it was you who posted it. If i post mickey mouse they dont instantly gain copyright on it. I know of no company that has enforced something like this off the top of my head.

man fuck them. glad i never use that shit.

do you have the supporting link to the section of the TOS?

>>3082435
>does anyone have any good Wacom alternatives?
No.

>does anyone have any good Wacom alternatives?
Yes.

Oils.