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>>2817639
they can slack on quality cause their fanbase wont honestly care a whole lot.

>>2817639

It's called drawing comics. It's a lot of work, and often results in imperfect art because of time constraints. If you've never drawn sequencial art under a deadline you wouldn't understand. Incase likely spends way more time on his(?) pinups than he does on a single panel. As such the anatomy etc. suffers. Even advanced artists can produce crappy art under a deadline.

>>2817648
This, it's a big reason why manga opts for simple anime faces instead of more detailed realistic ones most of the time. People underestimate how HARD drawing comics is.

>>2822103
Post what you think is your best piece for starters.

Anyways the first thing you need is a following on social media. Twitter, deviant art, tumblr, etc (furry sites if you do that shit). Once you have people who look at your art and come back for more, you make a post about commissions with prices and examples. You spam the shit out of that post as much as you can without losing followers and hopefully you sell some. Ask them (nicely) for referrals.

Up your price when you think there is demand. Start small and stay humble.

>>2822211
Oh, and do art trades with people who you follow. If someone with thousands of followers retweets your commission post because you did an art trade with them, it's great.

>>2822487
Hue
pretty good m8
As realistic as you can get with this stuff I guess.
Here photo-shop is not really prominent tho, outside drawings and photo-bashing. try asking >>>/p/ or >>>/gd/

Still drawing contours and disregarding form.

>>2822447
>>>/d/

>>2821818

what's ur insta bby?

>>2821818
kekk

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>>2821818
your gunna make it bruh

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Definitely is. Look at those perfect crescent ears and that masculine engilsh-stock potato nose. Awesome find (you should add it to his wikipedia page).

>you will never be a strong jawed, burly turn of the century white man with a big ass uncircumcised penis like Andrew Loomis, living in what was then the greatest country on earth

>you will always be a neurotic millenial numale cuck with a weak little cripple dick living in an oversized banana republic

Thanks, water fluoridation and BPA plastic sippy-cups

http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/the-disappearing-male/

We're not going to take this shit any more you sneaky lizard fucks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Sr3BAu-zLk

>>2821564
Oh lord that was a hearty chuckle.

Thanks Anon. You're gonna make it after all!

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>2015

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>2016

>>2819191
Dat Feng Zhu really shows

Sage all around

>>2822149
Ateliers are the best option if you want to learn how to draw representational art. The teachers there will actually guide you and tell you why something is off. Ateliers is where you should learn your fundies. Don't do online courses. They're a meme. You already have a ton of tutorials you can find online.

>>2822159
But I thought Ateliers were the meme that don't actually teach you anything but wasting your time with copying. Proko went to an atelier.

>>2822162

It's not "wasting your time", it's just focused on life painting/drawing. So while atelier studies help, they are not focused on imagination stuff. Very few schools teach drawing from imagination to any significant degree. It's very sad that there are pretty much no schools that teach FZD/Scott Robertson/ID style sketching without the design angle. I spent a few years at an atelier, met some well known digital painters there aswell. All of the guys who had serious ability to draw from imagination had learnt that skill on their own time. The atelier training helped them do nicer studies from life, and make their values and edge work in their digital paintings a bit tighter but that's about it. There were several students in the atelier that produced stunning drawings from life but were average or /beg/ tier when drawing from imagination.

>have awesome ideas
>you can get a job that has you just design shit like you've always wanted to
>not want to do this
It's just like how people want to do illustration because you get to draw whatever you want and make money.

>>2816278
its because that is what most 20s hopeful male artists think is the easiest path to a lucrative art career. Illustration makes money these days, moreso than fine arts. It's very risky to get into fine arts right now and the successful young fine artists might as well be selling concept art anyways. Illustration is the thing right now.

But that doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be the thing forever. Who knows in 20 years traditional portraits, still lifes, landscapes, and nudes will be what the public prefers to buy and consume. But for the time being it's furry porn.

>>2816278

>Want to be artist
>Don't want to draw generic anime
>Want to draw generic photobashed fantasy/sci-fi instead.
>Waste time shitposting
>End up drawing work in progress mercenaries 10 years later.
>Get lost in a sea of wannabe illustrators.
>Die virgin.

Art isn't the right path at all.

>>2822127
perspective and proportions are off, use reference

>>2822135
Yeah I know... I've never really learned how to draw, so everything about proportions, perspective and everything is unknown to me...

>>2822137
never too late to start

Nice work, anon.

You could give conceptart.org a look. They have a forum for critiques.
DeviantArt isn't bad either. You can ask for critique when you submit your work but I'm not sure if you need premium membership or not to access that feature.

We are technically a concept art forum though
About half the artists are about it while the other half are illustrators

>>2821812
Yes.

But not this one.

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>>2821812

Sure, if I like it. I don't really like that one tho.

Lee Krasner is my favourite.

No.
I've never seen an abstract painting that moved me as much as certain figurative paintings.

Reminder that speed does not matter and that quality is always most important.

>>2813251
You'll get faster with practice. It's worth keeping track of your time spent, but I agree with this guy: >>2813253 focus on doing a good job first.

>>2813251
I usually give two days for a piece, it could take anywhere from 4 to 18 hours depending.
if the client wants a tone of revisions then i give a week.

How beginner are we talking? Do you have a name yet?

>>2822039
yes, but thats like all i know