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>>2877890
whats this suppose to be? looks like a cat

>>2877890
R u a black?

>>2877890
Looks like you shaved your balls over it.

New phone who dis

The critique in your image doesn't agree with you

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>>2877410

>>2877781
>2D or 3D
Feng with the Baito desu

>>2877782
It's cool that Feng is bringing something recent that everyone on /ic/ has been worrying about. I think Feng browses /ic/ anyways, so that's why he knows.

>>2877784
Do you seriously think that only /ic/ talks about it? It's a common discussion point in the industry. I highly doubt Feng comes to /ic/, and if he did I doubt that this video was directly because of it.

>>2876336
sucks to be poor i guess

>>2876336
http://www.globalmangacollection.com/en/item/44

>>it is a new chapter
kek

>>2876336
>Kron's manga is called "chromatiq"

Kek, that can't be unintentional.

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>>2875457
something from imagination

>>2875457
Does it have to be brand new cause the way that's worded I can just show him a piece I spent a week on that looks phenomenal.

>>2875457
12 hours is not a lot. if you were fully rested, you could work like 10 hours at most, anyway.

best idea is choose your best previous work, and probably try to improve it a little in that time.

>>2878196
Shove it up your ass.

>>2878196
/i/

>>2877606
I've heard their illustration program is decent. Art Center as a school is treated at god-tier education only for their Entertainment Design and Industrial Design programs, not for their illustration program.

The school has a good reputation though and teachers who work in the industry, so it's very good for getting connections or getting scouted. It won't magically make you an amazing artist though or promise you a job, but if you do come out with skills you will be quickly noticed and get work.

If money is an issue then there are tons of other places both in person and online that will give you a similar quality education for a fraction of the price. The only difference is you won't get a piece of paper at the end of it and you won't get the same face-to-face opportunities to make useful connections in the industry.

From what I've heard the illustration program has gone to shit and the entertainment design program is decent but nowhere near the quality it was in the 80s and 90s when it was still ridiculously hard to get in. Now the school seems to be full of snowflakes and beginner-tier rich kids. No citations but know people who have dropped out of AC because they were disappointed by the quality of it.

>>2877606
Can you link me the video? I was looking for it for some time after I watched it on Youtube. I just want to stare at that juicy model. There must be more of her somewhere?

>And if I get my own hosting, should I host my images somewhere like imgur and embed them on my site to save on bandwidth, or is this unnecessary? Or is some other reason I shouldn't?

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No one willing to share anything about hosting your own content?

At this point I think I'm going to get Dreamhost and install comicpress and hope I can get the shit working how I want, but my lack of confidence means I'll probably put this shit off and keep working on other endeavors.

You just got to try and see what works. But perhaps you should check if there's an interest for your stuff first before you start. hosting your own site.

I tried and failed.

>>2876999
Kys

I fucking love life too anon, really its a shame the art community is surrounded with depressed people. I love the journey of making it, I love learning from mistakes and I love watching fellow peers grow from a distance

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Is proko one of the people who "made it"? can you be this bad and still get paid for your work?

>>2870327
>Is proko one of the people who "made it"?
well no
i'd say you've only made it if you make imaginative work, not just if you're paid

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Holy shit, he actually did it.
Everything he said at the end of the stream made it seem like it was all a huge mistake, which he'd never bring up again.

I made a quick summary of the stream back then when I thought he'd never post it on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h4-2HRHaHI

A little bit everyday, then once you get to intermediate level, it's better just to do once a week, since most of time it's thinking more so than drawing.

A little bit every day.

An hour a day for 7 days is better than a 12 hour marathon once per week in my opinion. Also a little bit every day is better for building a routine, and gradually increasing it when you have time.

I also disagree with >>2877716 that once a week is better for intermediates.

>>2877656
>If we don’t finish a task, there’s mental tension. This mental tension keeps the unfinished task more prominent in our memory, whereas completion of the task provides closure, and a release of the tension. This is what is known as the Zeigarnik Effect.
>tfw haven't finished a ton of stuff
>still have yet do be done
Does this mean I have a shit load of tension and I'm absolutely fucked?

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>>2877659
Same. Right now I'm procrastinating hardcore on some things I don't know how to change this.

There is that saying "When you want to forget something, write it down" so I guess that unfinished ideas really do stick more to the brain than completed ones.

I guess the next time I start a project I'll forbid myself from sketching more than one panel at the time and see what happens.

i am also interested in knowing about comic work flow. like how many pages should i start at a time, should i story board all of them first then draw them or what. and how many should i be working on at a time and all that

>>2877578
I either take a break from art and will watch a movie or read or listen to music, or I will do some studies since that requires less creativity than creating original art.

Fundamental perspective, anatomy reviews (I am not good).

Hands and feet. I could like to be good at those things.

Objects.

Just mindless mechanics.

Sleep

>>2877574
It's literally just got flat tones and gradients in that image, so can be done with just about any opaque brush such as a hard round, and then a soft brush for the gradients. You can keep things on separate layers and use clipping masks to keep the shapes clean if you want. The image is pixelated to hell, but it looks like the background might have some slight texture to it, which can be achieved either through manually painting it in, glazing with a texture brush such as a chalk brush, or overlaying a scanned texture of something like watercolors.

>>2877574
>I'm pretty new to painting things in photoshop.

You might want to consider using Krita which is very similar to photoshop (same layout, almost the slame hotkeys), is open source and great variety of natural feeling brushes.

However I don't think that brushes are your issue. That painting doesn't look like it would need a special brush to be painted as it has very clear lines with a bit of texture which you could fake by putting a paper texture layer on top with multiply by 20% or so.

>>2877584
>natural feeling brushes.

This is exactly my gripe with photoshop, none of the brushes feel natural. I will have to check Krita out then.

>>2876642
Just smash the keyboard and that's now your name.

>>2876642
Just be good at it and call yourself beans potato or some simple shit like that.

Not gonna name it.