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I think lazy nezumi fixes that.

>falling for the jew meme

>>2834152
Have you tried using something other than Photoshop?

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Forgot to mention, picrel

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Ivor Hele.

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>>2833990
Nice, thank you

There are 2 books, main one and workbook. Skip what you'd like, exercises are important. Talking is kinda tolerable, there's good information there, not scientific but made with good intent.

The book itself is dumb, it is full of falacies and she lacks knowledge in neuroscience, but the exercises are excelent. It will remove any excuses that you have about drawing and you will learn that it is all about technique.

Read it, it is fast, but do not believe the pseudo science about the brain.

>>2833659
Also, you should only read mostly to remove your limitations, after that, you will need to study a real course.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rnUbnf7ZM4
should i be practicing it?

>>2832007
visual memory > human copy machine

Expanding your visual library is one of the most important things you can do, especially if you focus on designs.

Read the Sticky

like what? do you want to be unique? thats fucking gay senpai

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>>2829179
Keep on experimenting, do bizarre things all the time, yet also practice the fundamentals.

With experimental art, color is the most important. How you play with color will determine your own artistic and visual style that sets it apart from other people's.

Try to think of new ways to visualize things like face, body, hand, and other parts of the body, as well as every day objects and scenes.

>>2828461
hard work works, now draw.

>>2828461
The sticky has not helped anyone on this board.
Fact.

>>2828469

> opinions

Not the point of the sticky, its suppose to point you in the right direction. No one can help you if you're hopelessly lazy. Now fuck off.

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Can you restore one of my old works?

>>2833623
Might as well post the mona lisa for me to restore you little scamp

>>2833625
>comparing an industry standard wip to a turd that took 7 years to polish to look like a reject from a sakimichan wannabe convention
Never post here again.

>>2833140
Sometimes it's better to just stay ignorant and not follow an artist too closely, no matter how much you admire their art and want to know them more, just, keep a distance, else the illusion will shatter.

Imo follow actual artists, not blogger pundit wannabes desu.

>>2833182
but this person is genuinely talented and got jobs in the game industry since age 18
its not some wannabe steven universe shit its genuinely amazing
the reason i followed the twitter account was because there was absolutely no place where this person is posting art on a regular basis (at least known to me) so i hoped to find something there

>>2830808

>“Practice as much as you feel you can accomplish with concentration. Once when I became concerned because others around me practiced all day long, I asked [my professor] how many hours I should practice, and he said, ‘It really doesn’t matter how long. If you practice with your fingers, no amount is enough. If you practice with your head, two hours is plenty.’”

— Nathan Milstein, violinist

>>2830808
>>2830809
/ic/ still can't disprove FZD magic.

>>2830812

BREAKING NEWS: Talentfags are right.

>The myth of deliberate practice is that you can fashion yourself into anything with enough work and effort. While human beings do possess a remarkable ability to develop their skills, there are limits to how far any individual can go. Your genes set a boundary around what is possible.

http://jamesclear.com/deliberate-practice-myth

> [...] behavioral geneticists have discovered that our genes impact nearly every human trait. We are not merely talking about physical characteristics like height and eyesight, but mental abilities as well.

#humblebrag

How do I convince you that it did teach you something

>>2829926
because i've done nothing but studies and my only drawing from imagination looks like utter shit

so i keep doing these pointless fucking studies
too scared to spend 10 hours on yet another failure

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this and op were done watching birdman

Hey can you please tell me what ya think?

>>2833770
you managed to make a very funny cartoon scene completely unfunny

it is a feat on it's own

>>2833763
you are a fucking unfunny loser

>>2833745
after you op

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Fine, I'll get the ball rolling, assuming OP wants to talk about contemporary and not modern painters.

Adaption of a painting by Nicola Samori (the original is not as wide), Samori represented Italy at the Venice Biannale last year and is the darling of the interwebs.

Figure appropriated from Jusepe de Ribera's portrait of St. Andrew and "face" from Francisco Goya's Procession of Flagellants.

Discuss.

>>2833827
wtf why did't you let the thread die, fuck let it DIE

By using it.

>>2833535
lsd

>>2833536
>>2833550
Both are correct.
Both at the same time are extremely correct.

>>2832169
like matrix ?

It's kind of nebulous.

On the one hand I have no problem with fan art for franchises and think it's mostly mutually beneficial, but on the other hand I understand why it'd be annoying as an artist/designer to have someone take your design and sell it.

It cracks me up when I see artists indignantly bitch that someone slapped their fan-art on a t-shirt and sold it.

>>2832175
overthinking it, though that's an interesting take

an example could be knitting little mario heads and selling them, or painting pokemon in strange or different styles and selling copies of those