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>>2445993
you steal other peoples designs and call them your own

>>2445993
Read "The skillful huntsman", It may give you a prompt. Should be in the artbook thread.

Sorry for not giving a more useful answer, I only draw anime waifus.

>>2445998
Looks interesting! Thank you!

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Kill yourself

DON'T TELL ME WHAT TO DO

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>>2439729
Ok here is literally what style is, tell someone to draw a dog, a car, a girl. Whatever they draw without reference or any further description is their style. I'd go to my computer and I'd draw an American animation style bulldog with exaggerated front legs and I'd colour it loosely. Tada style. If you ask Kim jun gi he'd draw a Rottweiler in detail with a brush pen. Tada style. Get it?

>>2439729
It's the way you see interpret reality and use your tools. There are many different ways say to describe the form of the nose, and aslong as there's some design sense from reality then its usually gonna be good. Hair is random, people describe the randomness of hair in different ways, e.g their style. Everyone uses different tools and use them differently. E.g using brush pen instead of a normal pen, using sides of pencil more, pressing harder, etc..

>>2439729
when you really learn to DRAW, then you don't copy shit.
You grab your pen either wacom or a real one, sketch, construct and finish what you like to see and this is your style.
If you underlay "reference" under your drawing layer it's not the same as just doing what you want to.

>>2445653
6+ hours a day no excuses only constant is u

>>2445653
>mastery guide from someone not even close to mastery
why

>>2445660
I know that already. Been working for 3 weeks and I feel like I'm not doing it properly, I haven't learned much, I feel like I should make a plan and focus.

>>2420081
Hey I posted that question. Neat.

>>2420080
Nice picture. Did you draw that from reference or immigration?

>>2443002
Not bad... warp drive is perfect!!

>>2443002
>>2445165
that was a total shit.
waste of time.

I like it

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Probably should add I'm stuck when it comes to drawing muscles like the pic attached which is why I'm asking.

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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.catfishanimationstudio.AnatomyForTheArtist&hl=en

>>2445316
but that's $13.

>>2444179
>muh style

Style looks nice. 8/10

>>2444179
You can only see the front side of her skirt. We should be able to see a little of the back side.
Her hair looks so cartoony it seems more like a hat. Try drawing normal human people hair, then drawing the cartoony bits on top.
The elbows are okay, but the knee really does make her look like a doll/mannequin. If that's what she is, good job, you nailed it, but if she's a human you should really tone it down a bit.
Her calves are garbage, especially her left calf. It looks like she has a broken tibia. Are you a leg man? It's much easier to draw body parts that arouse you. Try to get yourself aroused by looking at women's legs. It's either that or doing it the hard way: study and practice in a realistic style.
Her arms also need some serious anatomy checking. The distance between her shoulder and elbow should be about the same as the distance between her elbow and wrist. The arms are also too long in general. Stand up with your arms slack, and you'll find that your fingertips reach your thigh. She could touch her knees.
Generally, I like how you used only a few colors, but the white on the socks and her green eyes undermine that. Personally, I'd replace both with red. Her clothes grip her in a way that make it look like she's a human wearing them (except as mentioned above), so good job there.
As a character design, I wouldn't give a girl who fights with her fists a loose skirt unless you're intending to have some panty flashes (like Sakura from Street Fighter). I'd recommend considering hot pants, spats, or a tight skirt. Since her top is red with black accents, I'd make her skirt/shorts/whatever black with red accents. The hair going over her eye is a bit much unless she's actually one-eyed. Depth perception is important for a fist-fighter.
I was, however, immediately able to tell that she was a fist-fighter, and learned a little about her personality just from her expression.
Overall, the design has a lot of potential, but needs a lot of work too. 4/10.

i need to know this too. /ic/ is too full of guys who call 3-frame sequences "animations"

>>2442247
This, not to mention one thread for all animation discussions is kind of stifling if that's the main reason you come to /ic/ so if there's an alternative I would love to know.

blump

>>2444662
Is there anything like that app but with muscles?

>>2444667
posemaniacs?

>>2444662
I like your videos proko-sempai

why is this here?

>>2444977

If you are going to do this why not just do the best, i.e., Chartres

>>2444977
>voxels
>art
pick one

>>2445408
fuck
off

seriously, shitpost all you want.
but don't create new threads for your shitposting.

>>2445440
mini-mod go home

>>2445408
>a novelty

The only answer.
/thread

>>2444037

>'concept arts'

lol

>>2444037
>Already have line work done

You throw it out and start fresh using just form. Maybe after you add lines, what the fuck are you doing, colouring?

Paint nigga.

>>2444096
Where do you start from ?

Most of the artists known to have worked from models had to get to a point in their art where it was good enough to be sold for large enough amounts of money that they could afford to hire models to pose for them. Don't believe the meme that artists only ever worked from models exclusively. Even looking at the picture you've posted you can see many artistic liberties taken with the photographs; a head turn here, placement of the feet or arms, and last but not least of which being that they're all in color.

tl;dr git gud fgt

>>2442550
That is beyond the question

>>2442759
>how do I paint realistically without grainy turn of the century photography to help
>git gud

seems pretty cut and dry to me family man.

Copics are the best that I've found as far as getting even coverage and avoiding that splotchy marker look, they blend really well too. I don't have a lot of them, but I like their small color fusion / blending trio 3-sets for quick sketches.

There are a lot of more reasonably priced alternatives depending on where you are in the world; W&N Brushmarkers (basically rebranded Letrasets), Neopiko, Chartpak, Spectrum Noir, etc. They're all decent and worth a try if you're not willing to pay up the ass for Copics.

I just hate how most of these alcohol markers absolutely destroy normal paper.

ive got myself the cool greys and warm greys set. all their refills. they are really go tonal studies, quick sketches ID drawings etc etc

cost wise, i think in the long term, they are worth it. with other alternatives they are not refill inks so you have to splash every now an then. but with copic-san one refill will fill your marker 15-13 times. and a refill cost £5 here. they are worth it i would say

Anyone have suggestions on the best paper to use with copics?