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Same guy. He made a thread on Newgrounds.

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>>2389479
Is this you OP?

Here's why people fail

>draws like shit
>no followers/fanbase (need min 100,000 to make $1000/mo)


Why would someone pay for a pic of feces?
Why would someone pay a non-famous artist they can't show off to their friends on IG?

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You have no value until you get good.

You have no market until you get well-known.

>>2388283
I've seen the book, one of my friends has it. There are about half a dozen artists worth looking at, the rest look like they came from here.

>>2388283
who gives a shit

>>2388283
>>2388286
I HAVE the book. It's a waste of money desu. You see that image there in the op? That's all it is for the rest of the book. It's artists showing their version of anatomy with no explanation on anatomy itself.

is anyone else having trouble with vimeo? the videos don't even start anymore

i love the tones of black and white in this. like a lot

I would probably slow the clips down and make fading transitions to make the video more interesting and give it a better flow along with the music. Also I think you forgot to remove the sound on the second to last clip

Wacom anything. I switch between a cintiq and a cheapo bamboo fun, both get the job done equally well. You can't go wrong with wacom™

>>2390689
avoid small versions, not good for your wrist

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Is this one any good?

http://www.amazon.de/Wacom-CTH-680S-S-Software-Download-Sketchbook/dp/B00ME7HE74/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1455113529&sr=8-2&keywords=wacom+medium#customerReviews

>>2390639
>That my stuff is pleb their
Your sentence makes no sense whatsoever.

You're still symbol-drawing, so you wont get much out of life-drawing-sessions at this point. It would be more or less a total waste of money. You have to learn how to observe, and how to draw first.

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>pleb tier
And I thought it would be useful to go to for references rather than pictures
Also these took me about 10 mins each
What do you suggest then?

>>2390644
anon, keep going to them. but look at other artist's works and talk to them too.

>>2390640 is absolutely right. you're drawing animu symbols when you have a real human being alive in front of you. if you can't see that difference, you are wasting your time and money going to the sessions. you can make these same "references" at home looking up pictures. at this stage, you might be better off doing that and grinding anatomy (boxes).

you're brave to go (it's frightening to draw in front of/with others, no?). your time will be worth much more if you actually talk to other people. at the least, say hi to whoever the best artist is.

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Starting with some of the panels i'm more happy with.

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>>2388661

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>>2388662

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i fucked up

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>>2381564
I did this the other day and tried to get a critique of yhe process from my drawing one professor, guess which one he liked more.

>>2381564
This is so freaky, I wanted to make this exact thread like a few weeks ago. I was going to post a random animal generator link. I tried it but I kind of fucked myself on the one I did at first so I might try again later. Here's the generator I used though. https://www.randomlists.com/random-animals
You have to change it to show 1 animal and cover up the picture area so you can just read the name without seeing the reference.

I would personally go with graphic design. I am a graphic artist working in Cincinnati and there are always jobs around. There is also opportunities to freelance on the side for small businesses needing a logo designed or even art for a website.

How do I become vending machine cover deisgner in japan?

>>2391733
sigh
picking a college and choosing a major won't affect the rest of your life. your attitude will. whatever you pick, just know that it's absolutely up to you to do the work, learn, and grab the opportunities.

if you're straight up looking for a job, just get an associates degree in graphic design and just go find internships and/or a job. save money, save time, be an adult. i bet by the time you graduate with a 4-year degree, your degree isn't going to get you a lot of places, because everyone else has one.

don't wait around for us to tell you what to do. grow dem nuts and man up.

I'd like to know to but to be honest just go learn shapes and forms, op. the face is so easy to fuck up and the best way to go about it is just learning all those basic things and applying them.

>>2389396
> Face is easy as fuck

>draws forms but they still look like symbols

Show me how to do it, oh mighty one

>>2389398
m8 can you read? he said the face is so easy to fuck up, not that its easy as fuck

>>2391065
Give her the benis.

>>2391065

offer yourself as a nude model

>>2391065
First, do >>2391105 and then you do >>2391069
It's flawless.

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>>2387604
Just use super sculpey for your first sculptures.
Also get some aluminium or steel wire for armatures.
Idk where you live, but a store like Michaels has cheap wooden bases/plaques for about a dollar.

Also get some screws/washers for attaching your armature to the base.

Tin/Aluminium foil is also good for bulking large masses to reduce clay usage and reduces weight.

Then, when you're done, you can bake them, paint them or even cast them if you so desire.

>http://www.amazon.com/Sculpey-Super-Sculpturing-Compound-Beige/dp/B0026C1T8C/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1454951010&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=super+sculpet

>http://www.amazon.com/Jack-Richeson-Aluminum-Armature-16-Inch/dp/B00251G0FG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1454951028&sr=8-1&keywords=armature+wire

>http://www.amazon.com/Paddle-Wire-Gauge-Ounces-Pkg-Bright/dp/B000YQGBXU/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1454951042&sr=8-5&keywords=floral+wire

The floral wire is used for smaller things like fingers, and toes.

Screws and screwdrivers and washers you can pick up at your local hardware store.

That sculpting set looks good, but you really don't need that many tools. Sculpt with your hands for the majority of the scuplture, then detail or hard-to-reach areas with tools.

Start off decently sized (8 - 10 inches is pretty good) and make sure you have a good idea of what you're going to be making. Make a good turnaround of your creature/figure and base the armature off of that.

You just gotta dive into it. Make sure you have reference.

>>2387604
I get what you mean man. I took a sculpture class and I feel my understanding of three-dimensional forms has improved a lot.
>>2387646
Listen to this guy.

What do you guys think about 3D sculpting with ZBrush or Sculptris?

>>2390777
Art is whatever I say it is.

>>2390777
this thread is retarded. the definition of art varies according to time and culture, and within a particular time and culture is used to describe various related but separate concepts.

>>2390818
>the definition of art varies according to time and culture, and within a particular time and culture is used to describe various related but separate concepts.

No shit retard the point of this thread it to discuss the various definitions and value of art as well as your own opinions on the subject.

Or do you even have any?

>>2390227
>What are mediums and should I be using them?
>I've been oil painting for years

...are...are you sure?

different artists have their favorite mixes of medium with all sorts of stuff. i don't know the fine tuning stuff of oils but i do know that linseed is the standard basic one.

i like /The Complete Oil Painter: The Essential Reference for Beginners to Professionals/ by Brian Gorst a lot. i highly recommend this book if you want to continue to flaunt your experience with oil.

>>2390244

>are you sure?

Yes, like I said I just use the oil paint out of the tube. I thought stuff like mediums were option and I just never looked into them.

>>2390248
it's a simple google search away, my friend
for instance, i found this eye gore website when i googled "oil painting 101":
http://gregkimsey.weebly.com/oil-painting-101-mediums.html

how have you been cleaning brushes? do you use mineral spirits?

>>2390207
architecture is fine, ill give you that

>>2390207
I went there! It's UC San Diego!

>>2390207
>>2391206
No way you too!

Sixth College for Life!

Wasn't that school so fun! IT was SOOO Fun

I was in Sorrority Delta Gamma. The boys were cute and the girls were tooooo!

>>2389873
The worst part is going through basics made me hate drawing so much and now I have to go back to this shithole where i cant draw nothing I would like to.

>>2389873
cry me a river dickface
/ic/ isnt your personal blog

>>2389901
kys