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ok i have a problem with my shading. i can't shade like comic book stuff what is the technique bill?

>>2901469
Hi Bill, please teach me how to draw hot waifu moe babes. Thank you

you newfags do realise this is an ancient meme?

>>2901162

As a large nosed individual, when I pay my fee to participate in a 3 hour figure drawing session I can't bring myself to leave until the 3 hours are up.

>>2901162

Hack yourself

Get good at doing part of it, and then get really good at borrowing money from others and using it to pay people to do the rest...allowing you to pump out finished pieces really fast.

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Here's page 2. (It's in spanish you don't need to read it anyways)

>>2901003
Your anatomy needs work. That bottom left panel is really cluttering things and instead you should just have the envelope in the fourth panel.

But really her jaw is dislocated and her fingers are all squished. Nice hair/enviros

>>2901011
Thanks for critique anon!

My brisker has a constant temperature of 115 degrees fahrenheit

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here's an slightly modified version

Trash.

Exactly

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These two aren't the best references, since it's still putting a big focus on illustration, but the vibe of the "designs" are there.
For instance, the stylized hair in the second character is something I wouldn't have thought about or seen in life references.

http://2d.cgmasteracademy.com/programs/#character-design
http://2d.cgmasteracademy.com/character-design-for-animation.html
http://2d.cgmasteracademy.com/character-design-for-production.html

>>2900917
oh, shit, thanks!

>>2900843
First time posting on 4chan, I didn't realize it would look so awful so zoomed in

Read sticky and try redrawing a few months from now after reading and practice


/sage

>>2900843
>anatomy

What anatomy?

>creating a thread just to ask a fucking question
Not gonna fucking make it.

>>2900818
Next.

>>2900818
Is that tree trying to sneak up on her or something?

h.r gieger drew his frequent nightmares. thats what made his images so scary. he said that helped him.

>>2900797
I envisioned myself within the future and all the amazing things that happen. Then I get back to drawing to make sure it happens regardless of whatever haunts me at the moment. Pushing through and sometimes exercising helps clear the mind as well as wake me up.

>>2900797
Yeah, had a similar situation as a kid, even though I wasn't really drawing then. Had a bad case of scarlet fever, like almost died, and kind of left me- fucked in the head. Had nightmares daily until I was nearly 8 years old. 2-8.

I guess it made me a little more introverted, but anywho, I guess I just got over it with time. My advise regarding your work, use it as an inspiration I guess. Power through it I guess.

>>2900691
>polishing a turd
do u even loomis son

>>2900694
I wanted to post my Rough sketches

>>2900691
Is that a female toy soldier in the background?

>>2900651
Have you tried changing the firmness level or using the custom pressure level feature?

>>2900829
Yeah it helps somewhat but still feels suboptimal.

>>2900651
change nibs or switch to wireless mode or replace the usb cable

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>>2900567
very nice i think we r on the same level

You seem to have spent a long time thinking about this, so here you go.
1. yes
2. I dont have much on the internet, and I keep it as a hobby at this point, but I dont think I've seen a difference.
3. what? no? how big do you think breasts are?
4. I had never thought about it so I guess most of the time you carry on like usually but obviously you take a brake if youre feeling really bad.
5. I have no idea, I've never considered there to be any significant differences between being a female or male artist, but once you get to the best artists in the world I dont think there'd be just one supreme art champion.
6. I dont see it as either, I've honestly never thought about it that much, but I guess I've see more girls doing anime type things and more guys doing more traditional painting and the like.
7. Anything half ok, because Ive met so few people in real life who have any real interest in art or drawing.
8. I'm not cool enough for any stalkers, or I just dont have much of an internet presence.
9. No, how does anyone pick a favorite colour, dying it would mess up all the natural highlights and stuff, I dont think I could stand it.
10. I dont even know what this would mean, I have never thought about men and women in art as such a separate thing.
11. Just one favorite is hard, so Heinrich Kley or Toulouse Lautrec. I have favorite artists, why would I have a favorite female artist? Most of the stuff I like is older, and there weren't that many old timey female artists.
12.My body is a good reference, men dont understand it in there drawings and you can tell.

>>2900589
>Heinrich Kley or Toulouse Lautrec
those are some of my influences to anon

>>2900589
>My body is a good reference, men dont understand it in there drawings and you can tell.
Well, yeah. All I have are photo refs. Can you blame me?

spong

>>2900505
Borb

>>2900502
LOL

>>2900465
>tips on painting in acrylics on canvas

Don't. Go for gouache (paper, your pic) or oil. Acrylic is for people who can't deal with the hassle of oil. The downside is it will never, ever look good, especially in person. Acrylic always looks like plastic-y shit.

Learn how to use mediums with acrylics. Some can thin the paints down or add extra gloss and oil to it to make it stay wet longer.

Different artists have different processes and styles while using acrylics, it's great for certain styles but not so much with others.

My main tip is to paint in a lot of layers and find find your process. Tone the canvas, underpainting with washes and toned values, form layer, lighting layer, detail layer, and keep building it up to the finished version.

You can always paint over your mistakes so don't be lazy, learn to correct yourself when you see an error, that's the best way to improve.

So yah, just keep experimenting until you find a process that works for you because everyones process is different. If there's a professional painter that works with acrylics that you really enjoy, learn their process, or at least take away from it.

>>2901310
Not actually true. Acrylic can look as good as oil if you know how to use it.