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>>2798004
timestamp or it didn't happen

>>2798010
What? Why Do you need to see it?

please use the beginner thread

Your forearms are supposed to be parallel to the floor and at a 90 degree angle to your upper arm.

>no ligameme
Why even bother, anon?

>>2797963
loomis

>>2797968

Yeah, that arm posture looks absolutely abysmal OP.

>>2797321
Eraser, no stabilizer, single layer (yes the same layer I sketched it)

>>2797321
curve tool

>>2797321
put another layer and draw over it. I use sai with no sensitivity nor stabilizer

cum

saliva from girls of questionable age

>>2797191
Eat apples and small pieces of bread with Marmite on them

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don't use /ic/ as your personal promo box

you have zero sense of anatomy and will probably say "its muh style"

SydNick (you) is "unpopular" because they possess beginner-tier skills

NYPA

we can all tell what you're trying to do.

right, because trying to get critique and share unpopular content isn't for the "Artwork and Critique" thread

>>2796777
Not gonna make it.

Look bro, cut the time you use on exercises a lil bit and use the extra time to fuck around/ do something you like. Or better yet, grab a bunch of finished studies and get creative with them. Like, dunno, add wings on someone's head or combine an animal study with a plant study to create a weird-ass hybrid thing. Who said you can't play around while you practice stuff?

then draw for fucking fun

i swear to god the mentality that people have on this board is self-destructive

you generally shouldn't aim to make art your sole income - get a job and do this as a hobby to retain the pleasure you get from it

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>>2791490
>not doing linework with a brush
Say it with me
>axial domingosleme

>>2791552
axial domingosleme

>>2791490
>how to ink like a doofus
Terrible advice

>>2787922
I don't know shit about dip pens, but this nigga has all the tutorials you'll need.
>https://www.youtube.com/user/LighterNoteProd/playlists

>>2787922
>Can anyone tell me why these are so special and know of a good reasonably in depth tutorial?
Versatility. You can produce an extremely wide variety of lines with a G-Pen, from very thin to very thick, and it's not as hard as a crow quill so it's very easy to do so. Once you get used to it there's very little you can't do with it, outside of extremely thick lines.

The Zebra is the least scratchy of the Japanese brands, IMO. Use it for a while and it'll become noticeably smoother. If you want something that draws smoothly right away, Leonardt's General Handwriting Pen is the same nib with a slightly less sharp point, but draws extremely smoothly.

It's really just a very good medium flex workhorse. What problems are you having, exactly?

Yes, thanks, Alphonso is skilled and very generous with his info.
He works mostly with Sakura fine liners.

A couple of weebs have made vids about manga pens but there is surprisingly little. And none that I have found that speak to these nibs' peculiarities and helpful techniques.
Anyhow. I thought there would be a huge number of trad-mangakas on here. (I mostly hang out on /pol/)

my fucking god, can ic please implement an iq test for posting. these idiots asking retarded questions drive me nuts.

>>2797951
flash ur iq

>>2797949
Yea I have the same problem. I think it's because in all of his demonstration he used paintings, so when an actual person popped up I was confused.

>>2794447
I adore this; it is the supplemental non-materialistic painterly execution that ripostes against this webpage's most haggard customs perpetually torched with legions of faculties exuding forth from their tired aged tomes.

Such effervescence removes the sense from emotion and delivers our experience to an intermediate place that is paramount to the restatement of bi-lateral shapes in the glades of draftsmen.

>>2794447
this looks like you killed a cat and stuck it to a stick, then dipped it in all sorts of paint and proceeded to create whatever the fuck it's supposed to be.

>>2795273
fucking nerd go back to /lit/

>>2794447
You need more Loomis anon

>when the drawthread on /b/ is more active than the one on /ic/

>>2790340
>board has more people
>they do requests

>>2794739
people make good art in fucking ms paint

it doesn't matter

>>2794739
It's just a tool, get gud and won't matter what you use to draw.

Good for lines, everything else not so much.

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>>2792754
Fortuney mastercopy i did in carbon

>>2792762
impressive. How long did it take? School?

>>2792762
Is copying the same as studying though? What do you learn from it other than 2d proportions?

I would recommend Keys to Drawing by Bert Dodson. What do you mean they feel like a tutorial though? What books have you already looked at?

This one made me kek a bit

>some of my more retarded students think they're just supposed to draw what they see
>I hope some day color photography gets good enough that these retards stop
>meanwhile on /ic/

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>>2796299
You can find these books in the links posted in other threads, or you can buy them