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>>2341184
pretty much anything published by Taschen?

might be able to tell you more if you have something more specific in mind

I'm taking an art history to the renaissance class this semester. Excited as fahuuuuuck.

>>2337206
we already have porn thread

>>2337232
Nude is not porn you retard.

Its famous cuz it got stolen

da Vinci networked really hard to get his name out there. Lots of drama helped keep him current. He made mad cash in commissions too.

>>2340106
Ask yourself why any artist is famous. Why any artist living nowadays is famous? Is it because they have talent? Or is it because they know how to suck a mean cock and advertise their skill to those who want their cocks to get sucked.

just post it in the porn thread

Id fap to it but the face is pretty dull.

>>2339891
If you're actually going for a monster, for all intents and purposes this is literally a trap with an alien mouth and thats it. It needs more.

>>2339891
To be honest, I dislike its design. It looks far too humanoid. Maybe recreate its design to be more... "alien," figuratively speaking.

>>2339213
Sometimes, when you work on a piece for so long, you kind of forget to look at your own work as someone who has just seen your work for the first time. It's nice to get a person who actually has seen it for the first time.
And you're right, a critique needs to be specific and that's the reason why people here do those red lines at times. But things other than shapes and composition are often quite difficult to translate into words that the person can understand. Without just fixing it for them of course which is no use.

no, pointing what you're lacking might or not be userful, but that's up to oneself to be serious and take the effort to learn the fucking thing you're missing or misunderstanding

If someone is really trying to get better, good critiques will be userful. It's simple. If someone is just asking for hugs then it's other thing

>>2339213
>wouldn't it be more useful to actually get advice on how to fix what is wrong

oh, like a critique?

>>2341346
hehehe. It's kinda funny to see what looks like a bunch of seabirds in this scene. Crows/ravens or bats woulda been more in line with the vibe.

>>2341167
read the sticky. Gesture drawing. god damn you.

theres a question thread btw.

>>2341171
Not OP but what the hell are we supposed to discuss? If questions go in the question thread and beginner stuff goes in the beginner thread thats like 70% of the board. it just seems like every other comment is telling people where their questions and stuff should go.

>>2341191
Because that is where they should go. Your argument is what? You want the board to be messier?

Fucking what.

>>2341031
shitty taste to be honest, not very appealing and positioning lacks to be desired. find something more along the lines of your quirks, not a cute insect cuz thats one of the few things youve been exposed to as an option.

>>2341033
I get it. It's an odd tattoo, but I come from /co/ and it draws from a character called the Blue Beetle.The subject and area of the tattoo are pretty important

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>>2341036
why not using a sicker beetle?

why not a sketchbook

if you're questioning spending 800 pounds on something to maybe use on the go I think you already got your answer

I post a similar response in all these iPad threads

It depends a lot on your workflow and how much time you spend in the iOS ecosystem. If you are a heavy iPad user, then the drawing / sketching capabilities are a great addition to your usual iPad activities.

Personally, I had a strong aversion to going digital, but the iPad makes it much more convenient to start a digital drawing. Also, I'm no pro, so apps like procreate give me more than enough functionality. I use about 50% of the procreate features and about 6% of PS.

I already spend 8 hrs a day at the computer, so when I go home the last thing I want to do is to spend 3-4 more hours with intuous at the computer. I can draw during my 4-5 hrs of commuting (but I usually sleep instead) or I can draw on the couch while watching movies.

But I still prefer traditional over digital

>>2340548
Get this shit

http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/productID.325711500?icid=en_US_SurfaceP4_cat_modF_010316

>Cheaper
>Windows
>Photoshop
>File manager
>USB port
>SAI
>Fuck Cin-teech
>Fuck Wacom in general
>Office
>Cheaper

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2nd drawing

how is it you have never ever drawn anything before

>>2339372
>ever

right

Fine Arts seem easy to an outsider's perspective.

>why won't everyone do what i want them to do!

who are you to decide or judge what other people pursue

>Really, all jobs are repetitive and become monotonous over time

i can't speak for all schools of art but for say a fine artist that exhibits art at galleries for sale that's just not true. they generally spend a year or two creating a collection and then repeat. as well as the animation industry where you can work as say a storyboard artist in one instance and a layout artist in another, etc.

>these people are just being picky

some people want to make it their career. it's completely different than pursuing it as a hobby. they're not being picky because they want to do what they're passionate about.

>Even if these people are super passionate about art, they will get sick of it over time similar to how people get sick of eating the same food each day

this is just facetious and not supported by anything but your own misguided ignorant opinion

>>2331276
I know it is not. So why don't these smart kids just pick a major which leads to an "easy" job such as Actuarial Science or Nutrition?
>>2331278
Most people dislike their jobs over time. It is a fact. A "normal" person will suggest shit like this: http://archive.4plebs.org/adv/thread/16592175/#16592175

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>>2341263
I can dig it

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>>2340957
Nobody is drawing free shit for you disguised as a challenge. Get the fuck out.

>>2340987
you have to be new.
welcome to /ic/

>>2340957

25$/h or fuck

>>2340950
i just need one answer please. i know its a dead horse

I think the idea is more the requirement for care to measurement and precision rather than any arbitrary time-limit. Basically it means "don't rush it and just slap down lines until you get lucky, take your time and make sure you get it right intentionally."

That's my impression anyway, I'm not super well informed on bargue plates so take it with a grain of salt.

>>2340967
thank you anon