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>>2435547
Thank you sir

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>>2434942

By virtue of how deliberate the light is going to be in the piece in order to pull it off, you'll have to consider it it's own character. The sketches are hard to compare because they both evoke different moods - think cinematography. How does it feel if a character is spot lit versus lit softly from behind?

That said, your draft colors are extremely dark. It might just be because it's a rough idea, but look to Cornwell, Grimshaw, or Levitan to see how they handled moonlit situations - a lot of it is about keying your piece, and the color of the light and the shadows. It all depends on what special thing you want to say with the piece; if high contrasting values don't fit the mood, then find out what it is that evokes a feeling of moonlight and go back into the piece with values that fit closer.

I've never heard of the brand Pro Art.
I'd recommend going to a local art shop and picking out a few loose pencils above buying a set like that.
If you're anything like me, you don't end up using half the things in the set.

>>2434498
http://www.artmodeltips.com/models/how_to_be_an_art_model/

>>2434433
Wrong place to advertise, weirdo.

fuck is going on anymore

>>2434350
exactly

>>2434271
imo, do Perspective Made Easy next. It helps with foreshortening and stuff. It's perspective for idiots (dat's you!)

>>2432901
You can't redesign perfection.

>>2432901
Fire

She thinks that she can discount critiques by attributing what people view as flaws in anatomy to stylistic choices.

>>2432464
Anon, that's a little girl.

She doesn't know any better.

>>2432482
>X to doubt.jpeg

Anyone knows if making Italian food i a good first step to practice and get into the Food Industry?

Your question is retarded and reeks of underage bullshit.

It's not a bad step, however the stuff you learn in graphic design is useful but misses a lot of elements you'd need to learn to be successful at animation. Personally I think you'd be better of going into illustration. You'll learn more relevant skills that way.

To use a really loose metaphor, learning to be an interior designer isn't a bad way to learn about furniture, but you're probably better off studying carpentry if you want to make furniture.

>>2433917
Graphic design is about visually communicating messages through the use of imagery like magazines, logos, icons, layouts, etc.

Animation isn't that.

>>2435512
Yeah, in your left side are the centers of language, logical knowledge and whatever you need to make a patreon on your own.

>>2435512
the whole left brain/right brain thing is horseshit

>>2437136
Basically this some people might be dominant in one brain but each side can learn what the other can equally well.

I often watch Pumping Iron and laugh at Lou speech problems when I work, is that ok?

>>2430022
It is honestly expected of you.

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>>2429896

>Has anyone here done any illustration work?
Yes.
>What did you charge?
30-40 bucks an hour, a highly detailed painting like pic related probably would probably take 40+ hours (because you also have to do a number of sketches and planning before you paint etc). Might seem expensive but if you freelance you have to pay a bunch of employers fees, sales tax for services and income tax etc so not that much of it ends up in your pockets. But all employers have to pay them.
>Were you okay with ceding any reproduction and royalty rights to the client?
Most work is work-for-hire, but if you're doing a book cover for a best-selling author it might make sense for the artist to ask for a lower rate in exchange for a higher cut of royalties, not common in the hand-to-mouth freelance style most people on /ic/ are trying to get into
>what's the standard amount of information and format you ask for?
As much as possible, format doesn't matter that much just specify if it's for print or online because the color system varies

Put it online and sell it.

>>2436817
trying killing yourself as a publicity stunt

>>2436819
Are there any websites that would be helpful?

>>2437496
is this your homework or wat?

>>2437504
yea

>>2437496

That's some sexy lines

>>2437353
Looks like generic fantasy shit on a creepy/gothy streak rather than actual surrealism to me.

>>2437356
Now that you've thoroughly labeled this person and their art with your buzzword bank, you can peacefully rest tonight. Boy, how I envy you.

>>2437359
Why would you envy him?