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fucking ugly
kys

Anatomy is wonky. What the fuck is up with those legs?

>>2837642
wings don't work that way, there's a joint at the shoulder, then the elbow, then where the wrist is. Not 2 joints by the shoulders. The feet are sooooo small, even if it is a stylistic choice, it's weird. The thing on her face looks like it's sucking her face in, maybe make it bigger (supposed to resemble a beak?).

Sam Hyde is fucking insane

>>2828041
Its a really goood video, a lot of the same things I've thought of. Seen many people who are neither insanely talented with mad technical skillz or wickedly inspired with the brain juices flowing. As well as friends who want to do everything themselves, which I think is most detrimental. I have a friend who, with a straight face, talks about making his own 25 episode full length T.V. series and doing all the art, animation, music and editing himself. And yet he hasn't made the smallest step towards it. Its ultimately going to put you in a rut when you have to bear the entire weight of a project on your own shoulders and realize you are incapable of doing it on your own. I don't know what causes this, maybe arrogance or pride. A piece of work is not any less valuable because the work load was placed onto others, that's what people who make money do.

>>2828041
good wideo.
i canceled the appointment to get a membership card with the local cannabis club as I was listening to this.

Get over it faglord

>>2839151
if you jerk off at all you really don't have a moral high ground over other people and what they jerk off to. I'm sure you've masturbated to worse things than drawings.

wow wtf this is so horrible why isnt he banned yet???

Iunno. Might as well try.

>>2835679
https://www.youtube.com/user/BayleeCreations/videos

of course you can, but just know that I forsake you.

>>2835682
I can live with that

>>2827867
hey, when did you enter to my bedroom?!
How's been your art lately drawing on a bamboo?

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>>2827867
I use that exact same piece of shit, cheap af

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I use a medium one by wacom.
It was a gift and it has a larger surface to draw on, but overall I prefer my old bamboo.
I should buy an intuos someday.

>>2839036

>Easier and less time consuming having to think about the perspective, structure, form and detail of that train.

Ok. You can do that when you don't have a fucking deadline.

he probably didn't make that train model himself and just applied some simple breaks and posed it

>>2839039
/thread

>>2835932

https://u.nya.is/nnrypp.pdf

have fun.

>>2836049
>>2836052
Thanks!

Are there any other books out there that could replace Loomis?
His are honestly pretty hard to get through.

>>2839169
Use as much of your arm as you can, also helps precision

>>2839169
Thankfully I haven't had any problems in regards to wrist injuries. I've noticed I get sore everytime I fap though, and I'd like to reduce the damage in the long run somehow

>>2839169
What's with getting your hands wet? Is this a meme?

What do professionals say you should never do?

You mean to newbies who want to be professionals?

Frazetta is already renowned, so it doesn't matter what he does. We know he's good.

something something know the rules break the rules something something

>>2838246
Every ass hole cunt who thinks they are some genius by scribbling, with shit that they shat on to shit like a peice of shit. Are why u hate alot of (not all) contemporary art galleries and even my college.... fuck! I'm so pissed I feel like an edgelord spurging spaghetti out my gangly dick!

Aye, sorry that happened to you. I you are still serious of passionate about art, I'd say continue to practice and draw with your other hand and you improve with it eventually.

>>2835746

*If
*you'll

>>2835734
You're gonna end up having to use your non-dominant hand for everything from now on anyway.
I think drawing would be a good way to train your dexterity for things other than drawing too.

>>2837710
100%
A ton of artists use digital nowadays
It looks so similar to traditional it's almost difficult to tell apart
Veteran artists are generally traditional but newer artists use digital
You just need more practice
Anymore questions?

>>2837710
Is that Inoue Kiyoshirou? He's a GOD TIER, also 100% tablet.

Check out this doujin from Inoue; IMO it's his best: https://exhentai.org/s/6272b5c1f1/133254-1

>>2837720
Yup and Yup and Yup and Yup.

>>2828405
Not yours I would hope?

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Another one

if this is your drawing i feel like you actually got worse, needs L O O M I S

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>>2838904
the effect is fully reproducible in paint, the font too if you buy the font pack

>>2838952
That's actually pretty cool.

Link? I'm having some trouble with perspective at the moment

>>2838781
>over 90 hours of perspective videos
>no 3-point perspective
Fucking love the Olson meme.

As someone who did Handprint, Eric Olsen and Scott Robertson's How to Draw all at the same time to learn perspective in depth I can only recommend to work with Scott Robertson's book mainly and supplement with Olsen's videos of things you don't understand well or just need a better and more in depth explanation of. Also read and understand handprint on the side, to fill any gaps of theory and trust me even Scott Robertson and Eric Olson combined have gaps, lots of them.

This way you fix each main flaw of all three of those resources. Scott Robertson expects you to understand shit immediately after his short, often poor explanation, while Eric Olson moves one small step ahead every 2 hours. Handprint is the best theory while Scott Robertson and Eric Olson are the best practial approaches.

Never do Eric Olson alone, you will mainly watch videos instead of drawing. Read Scott Robertson slowly, watch Eric Olson if you don't understand something or need more explanations. Fill theory gaps with a deep study of handprint.

>>2837751
It's not the easiest (if you are a retard) but the best solution is an autohotkey script.

>>2837756
But autohotkey scripts can't tell one keyboard apart form the other, right? That doesn't work for me...

>>2837825
simply disable numlock and you can assign all those keys to the Genius numpad