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>>2767057
Get em on board, i'll call it in.

pro tip: draw good

There are certain tricks they used to teach that aren't as common nowadays. Say you want to draw a chicken. Find a live one, your sketchbook, and a pencil. Ideally you'll have one strong light source and a lot of ambient light; a clearing in a thick forest is ideal. Pick the chicken up and examine it closely, noting little details like how the small feathers in the facial area compare to the tail feathers. While still holding the chicken, make direct eye contact with it and deny Jesus as your personal savior. Immediately kill it with the pencil. You can now draw chickens perfectly, but only with that pencil. This works for any creature that walks the earth, even man. The old masters could get away with a lot before the advent of modern forensics, and this is the biggest reason why modern art is so terrible.

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he drew this

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>>2764204

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>>2764206

>>2757883
i just dont know.

>>2757883

When I draw porn for people, sometimes I get the overly chatty people that tells me they're going to rub one off after it's done.

Nobody likes me.
im garbage compared to my artistic peers
no matter how hard i try i dont get the recognition i feel i need. maybe i dont deserve it.
maybe trying to make friends with other artists was a mistake. i feel like ill never been seen as equals to them.

>>2769842
Trick question. It's not a painting.

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I'll start with my instagram.

>>2756194
i don't want to be that guy but
>>>/beg/
you have creativity but lack fundamental skills, you need lot of practice. good luck

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www.instagram.com/garcellhunter/

He's not. How the fuck is this shit even worth talking about?

the anatomy is okay, but the shading is straight up mediocre. not sure if its done on purpose tho

Everything about his work looks phoned in, but it's better than the same uguu animu over and over again

Wanted it to be under this name too ;_;

Stop shaking.

>>2769727
Did you install the drivers correctly and what program did you use?

>>2769738
sounds like aspergers

don't do it unless you get into a top-tier program that the major animation houses recruit from. If you go elsewhere, somewhere that doesn't hook you up with a really good job, you will never pay off that debt.

If a place is like "yeah we get you a job" and it's a job with some podunk firm that does shitty commercials, don't do it. gotta be high-tier (though there are some firms that do commercials for big corps that pay well, but it'll be kinda soul-sucking).

How to filter schools: get in touch with alumni. ask them what the school's career process was, and how they're doing now. Don't trust the school's own stats on job placement; the people in charge of that just shove people into any old position that qualifies as an "creative career" so they can pump their numbers up.

>>2769142
try to apply for government grants, if youre in the US

>>2768657
the ONLY thing that matters is your art and your personality. in that order.

>>2768657

A rocking portfolio

>>2768657
There is no "equivalent". Nobody will care whether you have a degree unless they actually need you to have a degree, at which point you need to have a degree.

>in terms of qualifications
A degree is the qualification, if you lack it, you are not what they are looking for.

tl;dr: 98% of the time it's literally irrelevant, but in the other 2% you are useless to the employer without it

Reading Loomis and mileage does

>>2768385
If you actually look for the proportions while doing it, yes. But it probaly aint the best approach.

>>2768385
No.

>>2761682
Atoms

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>>2761682


in terms of laboriousness, yeah

probably makes it that much more rewarding


>not a sculptor or a photographer myself

Architecture and sculpting is the most alpha. Creating, inventing and leaving a mark on the world is pretty alpha, but sculptors and architects do that the best: they have the most lasting legacy from the harshest materials to work with.

>"Hello. We are currently developing a fantasy card game that we plan to launch in Summer of 2017. We are an indie game developer based in Seattle. We are looking for artists that would be willing to contribute art to our game. We cannot offer you any money as we are running low on company funding, however we will credit you and since your art will be in our game it would be a huge promotional opportunity. How much you would want to do for us is completely up to you. Let me know if your interest"

I'm not interested in the slightest bit fucking pathetic. No body is interested.

This painting has all the answers to life

>digital artists should be hunted down like dogs and strung from city walls with their own entrails - Rubens

he didn't mean it LITTERALY you doof

>>2769499
you fucking newfag.

this isnt that club...

now fuck of before I report you to our invisible boss

>>2769515
D: