So, something art related.
I started to do traditional art, and want to get pictures on my computer and also post the art online in a portfolio.
I assume the best way to do this is scan the pictures, but can anyone recommend a good scanner for this? Never used a scanner and have no idea what are good brands that don't fuck up how the drawing looks when it gets scanned (e.g. washed out colors, etc...).
If it matters, money is no issue, but I don't need an industrial device that costs me 2000 dollars obviously... Something high-end for home use is more than fine.
>Bonus for printer/scanner/copier combo, don't have a lot of space on my desk
Personally I would reccomend an Epson all in one printer. The ink a little bit pricer and it comes in cmyk cratridges. And you'll have to not forget to print something now and then to avoid the ink from clogging.
But with the right paper they can make some very nice prints. If your biggest concern is scanning then i dont think it makes much of a difference how expensivr you get. I mean you dont want a rubbish scanner but from my experience most scanners are the same and you'll almost always have to photoshop, gimp, whatever and have to touch your scans for cleanup, color correction, or slight warping.
Anothet consideration is how big of scanner you want. If youre always drawing larger than printer paper consider that.
Currently i have a consumer level canon inkjet printer with scanner on top and it still does the job for me
Any scanner is good, you just have to edit the picture a little after you scan it.
I really want to start doing digital art.
I've never done digital art before. Is there a book that I can read? What the best program to use?
>>2343638
For starters, use
https://krita.org
And go through
http://www.ctrlpaint.com/library/
And if you dont have a tablet, buy some wacom intuos maybe around 100$ or lesser.
>>2343644
Thank you for those sites!! I have a surface pro 4.
Has anyone ever fapped to their own drawings? Pic related.
>>2343553
>>2343553
Which page do you use for showing your art? I'm serching for somewere to use as portfolio page with pictures and short movies.
Pic not related anymore.
>>2343387
Anything but a Tumblr blog
>>2343564
Tumblr :^)
>>2343387
Artstation if your work is remotely nonshit.
WHAT'S YOUR ENDGAME FOLKS?
I hate the Mona Lisa. I really do. But not for what it is. I hate that it's the symbol for "ART" the same way that a floppy disk is a symbol for saving your file.
...What were we talking about?
>>2343361
going to bed
>>2343414
I mean, it's not a BAD symbol... Think of it this way, at least it's not an abstract 2deep4u piece.
How do I get the best out of this lineart someone sent me to work on in Photoshop?
ask for a better drawing
>>2343364
I already did
>>2343355
by fixing the mistakes while lining/painting it.
Why try to fix it though? What's this for?
So I'm not much for being any kind of visual artist, so I asked a buddy of mine to draw me a cartoon for an album I'm working on. I have absolutely no idea how I should go about editing it or even attempting to color it. Any suggestions/help?
I like it. You should pay him to color it though.
what does /ic/ think about my first shaded image?
Just go away these threads are just depressing now stop bullying this board
>>2343241
i mean, my lines are a bit janky but you didnt have to be so critical
>>2343241
You mean stop bullying the poor fellow that unbeknownst to them some faggot with a hateboner against him is shitposting with his drawing on /ic/ in the hopes of a personal army or perhaps some kind of defamation against said artist.
>>2343238
Leave the autistic kid alone.
ITT: DRAW NOSES
Draw big noses, draw small noses, draw penis noses
Draw a nose
Draw a nose everyday and post here
Draw a nose now and post it here
if u can't draw nose u a fgt
>>2343181
No what?
i havnt been here for a while and remembered why i left, so im here to remind u guys that the best art is in /a/
here is nice too but i love black and white, pen and ink so /a/ is really all i need
Cool, go back then
Im glad that this isnt a weeb board.
>>2342853
Your ego is your greatest enemy. You should continue posting autistic big eyed symbols on da. Im glad there is a place like this who doesn’t live in a sparklebubble..
What tool would you use to create something pic related? Photoshop or Illustrator? The gradients especially.
>>2342385
Probably illustrator, from what I've seen at my university both graphic and industrial designers use Illustrator.
>>2343070
You are so wrong it's not even funny.
>>2343540
OP here. I'm thankful for any help. What technique do you think is used?
Photographer here,
How do I learn what is good and what is bad on an artistic level? I began photography as a creative outlet and now do it as a profession, I am technically sound and understand what makes a good image be it through technique or composition which I utilize to create work for monetary gain.
However, I never learnt how to look at my own images objectively and critique them objectively on an artistic level..
I am still very passionate about my photography and creating the best images possible for my clients but I do not know how to satisfy myself with my photography.
I have tried doing personal projects but when I look at the images I cant decide whether they are good or not..
How do I learn to critique my own images? Any books I could read?
Thanks
youre a photographer, not an artist. go on /p/ and leave the people who actually need to work hard and study alone.
>>2342305
fucking edgy
but I do agree that you should go to /p/ instead.
good luck.
>>2342324
Ive taken multiple classes in film photography and digital/photoshop, I know how to set exposure, hand process film, and make prints in the darkroom, I know how to prepare beautiful digital prints, its an integral part of my painting as I work with models and shoot referencs for my real work, hell i probably know more about photography than op, And I love it, but I stand by my statement
So, Sycra recently released a video with what he sees as the fastest way to improve in art.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0ufz75UvHs
iirc he has a background as an art teacher, both online and in real life, and he has interviewed and talked with a very large amount of artist.
Is his "Iterative Drawing" method really the fastest way to improve for people who start late and/or for people who need to be able to explain everything they do in art?
This type of practice is quite common in other disciplines, especially competitive sports/games. I myself used a similar method (but little different in the specifics) to get better at chess.
At any rate, it gets you drawing and it gets you analyzing your drawings, so at the end of the day its going to help one way or the other
Thanks for sharing, Anonymous senpai! Going to watch this while I take a dump.
:)
Yes, draw a head, from imagination, 100 times.
From imagination ;), don't check what a real head looks like, just draw it from imagination 100 times. Ye, that will get you better! I mean.. guys, listen to me, that's the best way to study! LOOK AT WHERE THAT GOT ME GUYS AYY LMAO ;^ ))))))))))
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This thread is meant for artists who might want to try to make stylized work in-between their studies. It is strongly recommended that you use this thread in conjunction with learning the elements and fundamentals of art. You can also discuss the visual elements of various professional artists as well if you keep it relatively articulate and civil.
Submit your drawings, receive feedback or critique others! Share your knowledge and remember to thank those who've critiqued or red-lined your drawings. Most importantly, have fun.
>Fresh off the boat? Read the fucking sticky!
http://www.squidoo.com/how-to-draw-learn
https://sites.google.com/site/ourwici/
>Proko
http://www.proko.com/videos/
>Ctrl+Paint
http://ctrlpaint.com/
>Hitokaku Index
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~zm5s-nkmr/
>0033
http://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?id=59317
>List of active livestreams
http://livestreamstatuslist.appspot.com/
>fellowBro's books
http://mediafire.com/?i44dwzkf9j9n8
>Tutorial/Reference Collection
http://pinterest.com/characterdesigh/
>Japanese Animu Tutorials
http://iradukai.com/
>Figures
http://reference.sketchdaily.net/
>Pose Practice
http://www.eggazyoutatsu.net/eng/atarichan.html
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Loli drawings are okay addition
Lewd kids is always
>>2339796
well its nice to know lefty isnt dead.
Any one up to talk about their feelings and listen to others?
yeah. everyone sucks, except me.
HAH! None of you have feelings. Your'e all just a part of my imagination anyway.
Question: Is it harder to become an engineer than an artist? Is studying math and physics harder than learning to draw? My engineer friends study a lot but I think they just read and memorize for the exam which is easier but they don't like what they study as much as I like art so that may make it harder.
Whatever if I don't make it in 10 years I will an hero when my parents kick me out of heir house.