Is it a meme book ?
>>2776180
It depends on how you define "meme results".
>>2776180
it is really good for learning how to draw from reference and developing your critical eye, but a lot of the book is just discussion about neurology, overall not a meme but there are probably better books out there.
>>2776180
Focus on the exercises.
What are your opinions on practicing on paper if you draw exclusively on digital for practicability and convenience (like being able to do so at work)?
Is it a wasted effort? Can your mind even transfer what you learned on paper to digital if you don't have something like a cintiq?
>what a dumb question the answer is obvious
No it's not. I've seen many contradictory arguments in favor of both sides from many experienced artists, as well as some middle grounds.
i used to think that it didn't matter, because improvement happens with your brain not the materials you use. until i realized that I'm quite shit at drawing traditionally, while being very good at digital painting. I had amatuer issues like I couldn't scale things the right size and end up making things too big or too small, as well as tunnel vision where i'd start off big and end up tiny and disproportionate. drawing digitally is very convenient because you can resize things, erase easier, go back, flip the image etc. there are so many shortcuts that you can't get with traditional. So imo traditional is more challenging, therefore if you improve there, you'll improve twice as much with digital.
>>2776873
>>what a dumb question the answer is obvious
>No it's not.
yeah it is. it's all muscle memory. if you sit there and grind perfect circles on paper it's the same motion in digital unless you're a pleb who sits there ctrl+z a million times for every stroke.
>>2776879
My biggest problem with digital is that you can't trust it. I've had it from both sides:
I look at a very good drawing in my hand, then when I digitize it, I realize it looks like utter crap or
I print a digital drawing of mine and suddenly it looks 50% better.
I don't know why this happens, or if it's just me.
>>2776882
Not the same movements. If you have a small tablet like most people, your movements are way less wide than on paper, not to mention you're looking forward to the screen while drawing on your right when digital, a completely different position from when drawing traditional.
I see where you're coming from, but that's a very weak and thoughtless argument.
I got a question and about blender if anybody here is good/decent with it.
how do I merge my layers into one?
>>2776772
those arnt layers lol...
those are objects you cant merge them
>>2776772
ctrl+j
http://www.memorydrawing.com/
>Memory must be integrated into a mature painter’s working method if his or her talent is to be truly fulfilled.
rly makes u thingk
can you fuck off idiot?
>dumb thread.
>>2776774
>can you fuck off idiot
rly makes u thingk
>>2776827
>rly makes u thingk
really makes you think
Rate my draw and gimme advice, I'm drunk asf sorry for bad English
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Pretty good, OP!
>>2775326
Rlly? I'm not really into drawing since my childhood, this one I did yesterday, had nothing to do
The image is an installation of bird watercolor paintings arranged in a family portrait setting. Constructive criticism? I'd be happy to offer my critique to others work as well, thanks
I feel like I'd like this better in person, but photographed it's boring. If it's supposed to be arranged in a family portrait setting, I'd ditch the chair or get a comfier looking one. The current one looks out of place. Or install something junk to go with the portraits on the end table, like a candle or something. If you're feeling cheeky, some bird-related shit (a spilled bag of feed, bird toys, whatever).
Otherwise, from far away, the birds look nice, but there's not a lot of contrast in a lot of them from far away (and maybe even close up). The colors look kind of muddy too.
It's a charming idea overall, but kind of boring. Sure people who see it in person would be endeared though (the longer I look the more charmed I am honestly).
I really appreciate the feedback. Anyone else? The paintings are not quite as bright in person as this image but a little brighter than the image. But because they are on paper I put them under glass which creates this sort of barrier and dulls the image due to the glare (even with non-glare glass) the best thing I've tried for the glare is plexiglass, but that gets rather expensive (i dunno, maybe I'll do it because the dullness bothers me too)
>>2776811
If the photo actually matters you should use a telephoto lens from across the room, there's this image is pretty distorted
Fellow art fag here. Ive done countless searches for a suitable surface to do drafting and drawing porn ya know the usual, and i cant find what im looking for. pic related except i don't need the legs. just a tabletop version that i can put on my desk i already have. any suggetions?
http://www.dickblick.com/products/blick-portable-drafting-board/
anyone know how to animate images in After Effects like pic related?
>>2775994
use dragon bones
it's easier and free
>>2776395
Not op but looks interesting, thanks fambalaya
>>2776395
it looks shittier tho
And for OP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SgJQSSRphk
What do you think? XD
>>2775405
Hello. Bum. I would like to buy. how do I buy a painting? your majesty.
>>2775417
Go to vangoart or saatchiart and buy online. Thank you. :D
>>2775421
I was just kidding. your art sucks. Your not welcome.
Why do modern artists use use the "art is subjective" argument as an excuse to make shit low-quality art?
Are they right? I feel stupid that I cant prove them wrong (but those artists still piss me off).
>>2772538
Just troll them with your ability to draw anime tiddy in 5-point perspective and accurately render fluids running over various surfaces. Art students are the dumbest motherfuckers on the planet after musicians and easily shitter shattered by anyone more technically skilled than them. Bonus points if you make more than them doing it and don't have student loans. Hard mode: have complete creative control.
Modern art is a money laundering meme
Y'all some normal motherfuckers just like everyone else.
Opinions and shit.
Why do normies lose their shit when you call out Pollock and Warhol for being hacks?
Because it's true. Same thing happens when you call /ic/ out for being hacks.
>>2776548
In my experience most normies do not understand or appreciate either artist. Stop trying to be a special snowflake.
>>2776559
not being a special snowflake, pollock was a hack.
Anyone go to FZD School? What's it like? Anyone else in similar schools, talk about your experiences
>>2768230
Search the archive, there have been multiple threads on FZD and it's not worth hashing out a new thread over it as it leads to people arguing usually
someone post the screencaps
you know the ones
>>2768237
I really like this kind of art but I never really see it discussed much on /ic/
post/discuss anything related to block printing here
>>2773340
OP here, dumping what i have
>>2773341
>>2773342
/ic/ i really need some help. Ive been looking for this brush for firealpaca and sai to no avail. Ive been using this paint chat that has an airbrush, when you lower the opacity it will draw light using fast strokes and dark doing slow strokes. Im willing to change programs if i cant find it for sai and firealpaca. You're my last hope /ic/ ;_;
pic related
bumping with sketches