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>>3077758
yes, use your arm correctly and have good posture and you won't need a wrist brace

>>3077758
You should try not jerking off so much

>>3077758
just look on amazon for whichever has the best reviews. that's what i did with my elbow brace for tendonitis. also get some dumbbells to strength your tendons.

open the picture on the site gap

>>3077331
yes, when you mix compliments you get less chroma, so it's required basically, or you'd be painting in pure hues like a fauvist or mixing a bunch of black and white paint into everything, which isn't good, both in terms of the colors you get and in terms of the painting not cracking and turning into dust in 200 years :p

>>3077331
>>3077412
link plz?

>>3076963
copy the setup in the pic

>>3077121
I'm not a digital fag tho.

>>3076963

Similar layout, except tablet is facing wall and my traditional art-desk is where that tablet sits.

Muh Gaming PC is under other frame.

Book case with refs and other on wall out of view.

>>3077258


>Not doing digital and traditional

That's why you will always draw ginger bread doodles.

link for sweater

>>3076762
Answer the question scrub and I'll consider it

copics are good but expensive,, so only get them if you are going to use them alot.
i have some and i think they are really nice. i also have the prismacolor 12 as well . and they are nice. its all just tools
copics are just a higher quality tool. the stuff you see people doing is just blending well . which copic makes easy because it comes with a blending marker . (its just clear copic alcohol ) they are nice but if you are strapped for cash just learn to blend and get them later.

>>3076553
very nice

lmfao beg tier shit, kill yourself

>>3076553
post this shit in beg thread

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>>3076512

>>3076106
Someone will draw a sex dungeon, I can feel it.

>>3076106
i would participate in this if i wasnt a tradfag. sorry op

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You just moved in.
We'll need a bed and a desk. Maybe a plant.

>>3076223
Good to know, I guess.

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ESSENTIALS:

>https://warosu.org/ic/thread/3023643
Links to many art books including as Keys to Drawing (Dodson), Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain (Edwards), Perspective Made Easy

(Norling), Color and Light (Gurney), The Vilppu Drawing Manual (Vilppu) and How to Draw (Robertson).

>http://ctrlpaint.com
A website dedicated to understanding the basics and process of digital painting, based in Adobe Photoshop. Library of over 200 free

videos.

>http://quickposes.com
Free pose library to practice drawing the human figure (as well as a portrait library). Draw at your own pace or set a timer for quick

gesture drawings.

>https://www.youtube.com/user/onairvideo
Croquis Cafe - Timed model poses.

>http://drawabox.com
Controversial yet helpful introductory course on the fundamentals of drawing with a focus on understanding the concept of form and

thinking in a 3-dimensional mindset while you draw.

>Your local life drawing class
Life drawing is an indispensable tool in your art career. Do not be intimidated based on your skill level - there will always be someone

worse than you and someone better than you. Use this opportunity to meet new artists for learning, critique, and growth.

>>3076034
my formatting got scuffed baka

>>3076033
>it's like learning how to play the guitar without studying music theory.
How? Just fucking how? The "music theory" in the analogy would be the fundamentals, different media are just different tools, different instruments.

>also ctrl+z, select, color adjust, this kind of stuff makes an artist literally less capable of producing good artwork and more dependant on this stuff
I actually personally agree with this, but this is not what we were discussing. It's not the same with colouring, colouring just works differently in different media. Also, there are plenty of artists who don't see harm in learning with those tools either.

>you're not a good artist if you can only work with a specific set of tools. (specially the easier ones)
Well this is just wrong. All artists can only work with specific sets of tools, I'm sure there has never been an artist who was good at everything in art, all kinds of paints, all kinds of graphics, all styles, all surfaces etc. Even if there were, they were few, and there were lots of great artists who were really good at only one specific thing. And really, what's wrong with that? You become dependant on the tools you use, and you're not good in a medium where they aren't available, so what? Your tools aren't going anywhere, you'll always be using them.

>>3074849
yes, i do sometimes. although when you actually hang out with people like that, which i did in university, they're usually dumb posers or people who make you feel like a dumb poser, so you're kind of fucked either way.

>>3074858
you just got to stop being a judgmental asshole and simultaneously youll stop being such a self hating beta.

and then both of you will relax and have some honest fun.

I'm like you op, i never want to leave museums. but i have people next to me complaining of tired legs and shit, nigga why did you even bother to come. fuck off and wait in the cafe. is what i wish i could say.

i would pick sargeant

>>3074060
Sargent had no students of note. Better to learn from Carolus Duran if you want to paint like Sargent.

good first 2 posts. I like zorn a lot, but fat alkies are usually jerks. Are there any artists famous for teaching many great artists?

>>3073360
Throw away the meme tutorials.
Draw what you like, then focus on improving the aspects of the drawings you don't like...
Then, when you run out of things you don't like, find critique.

>>3073360
I never enjoyed drawing as a kid. I had zero hope for it despite the constant encouragement it never clicked in my kid brain that I could ever make things that looked as good as the stuff I liked.

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Draw puppies

>>3068480
Jesus Christ

>>3068487
I concur

>>3068616
Can you say stuff about your intentions for the painting? Kind of hard to critique if we don't know.

>>3064525
taste is something you either have or you don't. you don't learn it

is this really something you should worry about before you even reach technical proficiency?

just draw what you wanna draw dude tf

The fuck nigga?
Everyone likes different things. There must be something that inspired you to start. Stick with it, save stuff in your inspiration folder, keep drawing.

For some people your pic related is outstanding, and there's nothing wrong with it. Draw what you like.

He sed he is currently busy and when he will have free time he will work on it.

>>3077352
it's that google ai thing, deep dream i think it's called

>>3077360
Thanks a ton