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>>2953341
yes. Sculpture teaches you how to see form and light more then still life drawing, because you can just sculpt something and then change it a little bit different and observe how values change depending on the form.

>>2953341
As long as it's representational sculpture and not conceptual, yes it's very good.

At some point you'll have to choose between painting and sculpting though.

>>2953341
yes, even zbrush or whatever is in fashion these days is a useful thing to know

>>2942225
You're a massive faggot, but the drawing is good for what it is, a shitty sketch. Normies like sketches more than finished drawings I've noticed

Interacting with viewers is always good. I like to give them options to choose what should I draw next.

>>2942225
You only need bells and whistles to attract normie attention. Ask for their two cents on anything, give them some apealing picture, no matter the quallity and they'll be all over you.
and also
нayчи ce дa pиcyвaш бe ceнпaй

My b, have no clue why it posted upside down...

>>2956454
I would call your closest high end type of art gallery and have them direct you to someone
>I work at a gallery and we have connections to people that can do that

>>2956188
Consider that people who draw at older ages tend to make shitty work at first and making shitty work when your older really sucks, so its not unusual to feel that way. I hated drawing because i made garbage with my sausage hands whenever i put pencil to paper, i started to love it when i started to drawing with more proficiency.

Or perhaps its just not the thing for you, who knows man, i dont know you at all. Its definitely pointless to spend your life doing something you hate but for somethings you gotta deal with a lot of bullshit before you really enjoy it, No one enjoys musical instruments when they just pick them up and suck total balls, but you muscle through it to get to the fun part.

I think you're mentally blocked in thinking art is the only thing you will be able to make money with. Unless you're already really good it's a bad idea. I mean, pursuing art as a career is debatable anyway, but if you don't enjoy it - hell, even loathe it - forget it. You will never be able to put as much work or thought into it as people who truely love their craft. Being almost blind and bad with colors isn't making it easier either. You're delusional if you think it's art is the best thing you can persue. I wonder how you even started to draw if you absolutely hate it?

tl;dr look for another job, anon

>>2956194
>>2956195
I'm 32. I've been drawing since I popped out. It's been just one long string of bullshit where I'm the best drawer in my kindergarten class, so teachers throw a huge deal about it because "Ooooh look this precious child can draw a cat with four legs instead of six!" So they pressure me to do it more...and more...and more....and I even went to fucking art school.

I only ever did it because I was told to, and not getting into a huge tldr history, I'm a CSA/abuse survivor so my line of thinking has always been so fucked up.

I never liked it, and as I have to do it more in life to make a buck (since I can't actually work due to disabilities), I HAVE to if I wanna eat. I just hate it more as the years go by.

i'd quit there's no reason to do it if it doesn't make cash

>>2955706
copying photos of celebs definitely makes no money, so I wouldn't do that

>>2955706
Everyone has. They're just crabs. Art is a career and therefore has a path that can be walked upon and done. Just like any other career. No difference.

it would be really cool
Anyone have those video replay of him drawing ? https://youtu.be/Ij_-HStl04o?t=30s

>>2949371
>Why a share thread doesn't exist ?
once people hear his old fragile voice they feel too sorry for him to want to distribute his videos for free

>>2950238
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Not really. The Hamzanama is pretty cool though.

>>2948786
What's happening here?

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>>2948797
The guy walking on the water is Elijah, a prophet. He's saving a prince from drowning.

Here's Hamza slaying a fucking dragon

Horny

moist

>>2956143
Inspired

Talk to a therapist not underage weabbos

>>2954701
I doubt a therapist knows about art other than therapeutic clown painting.

I would try to ease back into it. Start small--draw only for maybe 30 minutes and keep it something simple and easy, whatever you are most comfortable with. Do this each day and gradually increase things until habits are formed and you are past any mental walls.

>>2954704
A therapist deals with the mental side of things, not the art side of things. An this is a mental issue.

>>2954074
Are you constructing the eyes properly and drawing through everything? If you draw the eyes as spheres and the nose as a pyramidal shape then you should be able to properly rotate those in perspective and place them correctly.

If you post your work I could point out what exactly looks off to me or what you may be having trouble with.

>>2954081
>If you draw the eyes as spheres and the nose as a pyramidal shape then you should be able to properly rotate those in perspective and place them correctly.
I think my issue lies with rotating simple shapes in perspective, would you be able to recommend a good book on how to rotate boxes/ellipses in perspective?

I'm guessing the Scott Robertson book, right?

>>2954090
>I'm guessing the Scott Robertson book, right?
Nah, that's a bit more advanced and it's geared more towards constructing mechanical things like vehicles. I think the Peter Han course/draw a box would be helpful and you could just study some basic perspective. You could try Ernest Norling's "perspective made easy" or Marshal Vandruffs perspective video series. Both aren't too long and give you the basics of perspective. From there it's more about practicing and grinding it more than anything since the basics of perspective aren't too difficult to understand. Just try to draw like 200 boxes and pages and pages of ellipses/spheres and your understanding of 3d shapes will go through the roof. I "understood" perspective for a while but it wasn't until I did pages and pages of basic shapes that I truly began to internalize it and do a better job of it. You just gotta draw a shit ton of them to get a better understanding of form and go from there.

>>2953863
You can't really guess what's gong on in the page by the art alone, which isn't a good sign. What's happening?

Do you only wan't critique on this specific page and only in terms of general composition and art quality? You can't really judgd a comic, or any sequential art, by a page or panel alone. Give us a link and we can rate your comic according to its medium.

inb4 reverse google it

>>2953863
bad paneling; what the fuck is going on

>>2953112
Cars are static objects, just observe their structure and apply perspective.

Scott Robertson

>>2953249
Scott Robertson is for autistics. Mark crilley already covered cars in his tutorials

>>2956187
Some of his stuff looks very photobashed which really kills it for me completely. Otherwise his stuff looks fairly generic to be perfectly honest. Not to say he might not have a good deal of skill in his field.

>>2956200
I always thought photobashing was pretty common industry-wide to get a basic mood on the canvas, although fair enough if it's still present in finished images to be posted on a portfolio.

How does one get into this kind of work? I know FZD is a common route but it seems a lot of money for stuff which you can essentially learn online. If I already have experience in CG and photoshop work, mainly for architecture, how easy would it be to transition into film/video game design?

>>2956187
He's very very skilled. I don't think it's actually a FZD influence really either since Jan has been around a lot longer than Feng and I think is working at a much higher level too.

Save your money and do it yourself

>>2955377
sent ;)

>>2955359
>blatant shit-talk out of a non-artist
>y-you're deluding yourself
Do you have a single fact to back that up? Links, videos, references to any significant artists? No, you're just a fucking retard who loves shitting up /ic/. Here's your one and only free reply.

>>2955359
What do you suggest to do instead?

>>2955359
>this is not boxing, drawing is not a muscle
boxing isn't a muscle either