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What a wonderful Banksy dick-rider you have there

Sir we draw here

Street "art"
Atleast graffiti doesn't aim to push edgy and cool messages across, unlike street art (in most cases).

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After

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Did some good blaster damage that could use touching up

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Detail of mah cockpit

at least read the sticky when you come here newfag
you must type the emount of money you are willing to give with your paypal address in name field and your email address in options field

Maybe the artbook from some horror videogame he likes or something?

>>2850554
i am not sure but i think there are some decent stuff in
"scary stories to read before sleep" i believe it is called like that, and there are three parts
i haven't read it myself but seen some pics and it has cool art also anons on /x/ always speak highly of the books

Who is it suppose to be?

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>>2848373
lol gay

How does it feel to fail at tracing?

>>2848336
You can try painting with a less chaotic brush, and then once you have a shape how you want it go back over top with the artsy fartsy brushes. It's easier if you have a shape isolated, like on a separate layer with transparency lock turned on. Then you can go nuts on it with textured brushes.

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also, can anyone explain to me how to get brushwoork like pic related? sung choi, apparently works at bungie. sp smooth and soft yet at the same time so defined. how?

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>>2848336

i call it the /icup

How would you rate drawing while being drunk?

>>2834550
I don't do it. Doesn't seem like it would be enjoyable.

Is there an equivalent to cgpeers that isn't cgpersia?

Both.

Art degree is worthless on itself.
Art school will only be useful to you if you're not disciplined enough to learn by yourself or through online courses.

>>2849561
>>2849664
Yes, art school is only for people who can't learn on their own. Also, there are literally a plethora of places independent of schools that can help you become a better artist.

It's not like your are learning how to make space age tech.

he's 16

lmao let's mock a kid on youtube instead of drawing

what a loser lol

>better than the /beg/ thread
That makes him better than 75% of /ic/ (25% beginner, 50% don't draw)

>>2846130
By learning good design.

Same as before.

take long walks on scenic mountainside routes while musing over the writings of goethe and nietzsche until your spirit ascends from sub-man to the next physiological stage, the rest should follow

>>2846130
By studying more than one thing at a time and developing taste by experiencing shit and looking at other artists work + real life.
>>2846162

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>>2850685
It's by an American artist named Norman Mills Price. It's called death embrace of Romeo and Julie or something like that. I think he has an online gallery.

>>2850752
Thank you so much.

Kirita?

>>2849239
you literally only 2 (TWO) options:
>MyPaint
mypaint is very polished and novel but it is literally just a toy. Good for doodling and experimenting when you're feeling down.
>Krita
krita is not very polished but it works like most other drawing programs, like any other program it also has it's own quirks. also there's animation tools if you are into it.

The gimp is not worth mentioning.

>>2849247
Krita has come a long way, I'd put it above the vast majority of other drawing applications.

Main thing it's laking is vector drawing for lineart.

>>2847148
there are only so many ideas or combinations of vaguely mammal traits somebody can come up with, so it seems pretty dumb to me.

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Unless published under a creative commons license, anything an artist designs is automatically legally their own intellectual property. In using their designs, you can be subject to legal punishment if the owner of the rights does decide to take action, or blacklisted from selling in the market by the community.

You can laugh, but these teens make up to $900 per design in even just one auction (http://nemcrsd.deviantart.com/journal/closedspcs-muzumimi-565753399) by properly marketing one simply creative idea with about 5 hours of illustration and making other artists want to pay for the rights to make one of their own.

Its more initiative in entrepreneurship I've seen from most adult artists like you, who sneer upon them when nothing is even stopping you from taking advantage of the adoptable market, too. You'd look like an idiot copying the designs and getting sued when you should be taking a note and learning from them as a businessman.

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Related.

Personally, I think it's fucking stupid. If I want to draw one, I fucking can.

You have a cgpeers acc? There's a torrent there with some dynamic poses. It's called "Comic & Fantasy Artists Photo Reference Colossal Collection of Action Poses"
If you don't have an account or can't find it anywhere else, lemme know, I'll reupload it for you once I get home (will take about 8h for me to get there, tho).

>>2849762
Oh wow! I don't but I would really appreciate it. I have to sleep anyway so that would be great.

>>2849760

Ah... Ryan "I do foreshortening by omitting the lower leg and just draw the thigh" Ottley.