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honestly, all these weeb threads make me wish for a weeb genocide

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>>2815025
Where do you think you are?

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>>2815025
>>2815029
help

What, is that a butt plug?

>>2810184
I would personally guess it's a OC for Sonic or something but those two things aren't that far apart anyway.

not this guy >>2810184
but legit thought it was a buttplug as well

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here we go!

you have a whole board here >>>aco why do you have to post here do you really think what you're doing is ART

>>2814250
It's literally SHIT on a fucking CANVAS.

>>2814250
>>/wsr/

>>2814250
>>>/b/

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Here's a milder example in the South Park style

I'm only interested in storyboarding and I don't care much about making "pretty" pictures with color and everything. I'm more of a writer but I want to learn art to tell stories visually through boards for animation too

But I feel a bit fake trying to learn art just for this purpose. I'm willing to put in the time but I'm not sure if it's worthwhile or if I'd be a joke of an artist

>>2813592
why not

practice making comics and publish them online, then go for an internship in some animation studio along the way

>>2813592
not to mention that having a clear idea of what you want to do gives you much better chances of making it than 90% of /ic/

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O_o amazing are you a artist???

>>2816877

read the sticky

>>2816891
Sticky?

>>2815214
Looks pretty good my man

The /ic/ archives, it's been posted, the full set. If you can't do something as basic as finding it in the archives and need even more spoonfeeding you're Not Gonna Make It.

It's worth the $700.
Just buy it.
The skills you gain are enormous and you get to work with Peter Han (that is if you get in the course, it's always full.)
Any beginner who gets through dynamic sketching would come out as an intermediate to /ic/.
You learn a multitude of skills that let you be able to draw anything, but it's only a foundation, so there's still a lot to build up on it which is why CGMA has other courses as well. Really recommend going through them if you want to be proficient at drawing.

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>>2816643
Today is 15, go to cgpeers, make an account, delete this thread

>>2813746
>implying that is supposed to be a mountain

It's overly caked shit on canvas.

>>2813756
would like to see your not-shit on a canvas anon

>>2813746
I like the top half of that, the bottom part is just shit smeared

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>>2812894

roger dean makes some cool stuff

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>>2812923
Yeah, he is my favorite landscape artist. I really like the abstract but detailed style of his paintings.

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I think if their is the opportunity for you to attend courses from talented individuals and you can afford it its a no brainer considering that you would save alot of time aimlessly wandering around in the dark web trying to figure shit out yourself because although the web has pretty much all the information you need theirs simply no one to spoon feed you and respond to each and every one of your drawings critiquing you on the way.

tl;dr If you can afford it and the results of others going their seem worth it jump right in otherwise join the rest of us strugglers in the great battle.

>>2817133
I've been on New Masters Academy (I see that many instructors are the same) for 1 month and I think this kind of stuff is just not necessary.

I'm not saying it's bad by any means since there's always something to learn, but it won't get you anywhere further than thorough study of a few good texts.

I've found the multiple instructors on NMA dispersive, many of the lessons were redundant, some instructors were great at drawing but terrible at teaching, some were great at teaching but terrible at putting that into practice for you to see. Also the video format isn't necessarily an advantage, many lessons were full of fluff and it was bothersome to look things up when you needed them. Since there's no textbook to accompany the lessons, you'll end up referencing books anyway.

My 2 cents. If you're short on money, don't worry about these courses unless you're having huge trouble understanding your textbooks.

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I bought Vilppu's first Art Mentor's program and participated when it was live and still have the files.

Firstly, you need to have the passion to follow through the lessons with the position of learning and drawing.

If you do buy a lesson, it's on you to make that $300 investment return with your own drawing and digesting of the video content.

The only instructor I've been interested in is Vilppu on both Art Mentors and NMA, this is why I purchased anything from either website and know what to expect from him.

It's apparent even after going through that workshop and studying every so often that my drawings from imagination are still lacking but I've taken on his methodology and do work easier with it.


You can just be a cheapskate and pirate stuff like most people do though; no I won't upload my archive.

study some LoOmIs. I dunno, looks pretty alright for not having experience painting faces. maybe make the background dark and add some white high lights to the face?

>abstract painter
>lmao lets paint som randum shit XD
>its art!

>>2817049
That's a common pitfall, but not in this case. I have studied art and design for years, and I currently make a living by abstract painting. It's carefully constructed composition, mark making, and color. Far from random shit.
But messing with faces tonight because I'm rolling and feelin it. Cheers.

>>2816416
looks like he is busting the biggest nut in his life.

I don't often laugh out loud at things I see on the internet, but this is one of those rare cases in which I do.

I can't tell if it's a male or female, but I can tell they're getting some mean head.

>>2815690
>Free software would be nice
Photoshop or SAI
They'll both last you a life time. Krita if you're feeling frisky, but I've never used it myself.

>>2815693
Thank you, I'll try them out.

Medibang is free and seems good

0/10 looks nothing like reference, have you read Loomis?

>colorpicking
ngmi

better than 99% of /ic/