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Can anyone recommend good anatomy figures? I'm thinking of getting the 3DTotal ones.
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bamp
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i have both the male and female half cut models, they're pretty good, would recommend
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I also have male and female. They're good, but they are purely anatomy and muscle reference. Don't think you'll magically get good at gesture because you got other things out of them.
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Scope of Freelance Digital Art 2016-12-01 05:19:32 Post No.2761555
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Scope of Freelance Digital Art
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Does anyone mind telling me all the things you can actually work at as a freelance digital artist? At the least, all the things you know.
This way, we can all compile the ideas we know and use them to get ahead.
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Obvious examples being:
>trading card art
>video game art
>movie advertising
etc.
But the less obvious things we post the more interesting the thread gets!
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You can just do what you want and get money for it because people enjoy what you do for yourself.
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>>2761686
What kind of parallel universe are you living in? kek
デンリュウはサンダービームを発動した。
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いいよ
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>>2760576
ドープ
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>>2760576
>火花がない
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CS Lewis (Happy Birthday!) OC 2016-11-29 19:54:18 Post No.2759954
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CS Lewis (Happy Birthday!) OC
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"Aim at heaven and you will get earth thrown in. Aim at earth and you get neither."
Created on Day Seventeen of the Design Across America Zerflin tour. Quote submitted by Bill Jancewicz. Font by RAW inc at www.hearusraw.com
My father originally submitted the quote “You don’t have a soul. You are a soul. You have a body.”, and attributed to C.S. Lewis. However, once the drawing was done and I began researching the origins of the quote, I came upon an article that went into fine detail explaining that, in fact, C.S. Lewis had never said it, but that George Macdonald (minister and author of At The Back of the North Wind), who Lewis admired, said it.
Fortunately, my father is a great lover of C.S. Lewis' writings, and submitted the above quote as well. The earliest version of that one is attributed to Lewis as "Recalled on his death 22 Nov 63" in Simpson’s Contemporary Quotations (1988), compiled by James B. Simpson.
http://art.zerflin.com/item/cs-lewis/
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>>2759954
He was a remarkable fellow, it's a shame he's not still around to trigger atheists and other degenerates
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>>2759954
Stop shilling your shitty vector """""""""art""""" you fucking nigger loving faggot
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>>2759970
watch the edge, brah
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Youtube channels general 2016-11-26 17:27:21 Post No.2756461
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I used to watch FZD a lot, but it's RIP. Any good/useful youtube channels to watch to learn design/painting/drawing/... all that jazz?
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>>2756461
Search Chris Oatley or Noah Bradley. That should be a good start for now. I used to watch their channels.
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>>2756467
Chris is dead too and Noah is shit
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What are some channels to avoid?
>Ross Draws
>Ahmed Aldoori
>Jazza
>Sycra
>Miles Cuckston
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ITT: The most visually appealing pieces of art you have ever seen
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nobody post it
you know the one
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>>2742863
Which one
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What are the differences between Wacom Intuos and Intuos Pro?
Besides price.
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>>2759755
pen pressure and more hot keys / radial menu and the word 'pro' in it to make you feel better than the uncool kids
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>>2759759
by the way nobody really uses those hotkeys so take your pick
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One of them is a bit overpriced and the other one is overpriced a lot.
Thats the difference.
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how do I get good working digitally? I want to work for Disney. do I have to get good with traditional medium first?
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>>2757035
Aren't they all about 3DCG nowadays ?
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>tfw know the reality of what OP is asking but OP probably doesn't
You may want to pick a different goal.
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"Like much else in our heritage, our conceptions about the role of drawing in the arts comes largely from the Renaissance. During the early years of that period, drawing as we now practice it became established as the foundation of training in the arts. A long-term academic apprenticeship, which called for drawing from nature as well as copying studies executed by master artists, prepared students for their profession. In later centuries this system, with only slight alteration, continued as the accepted means of artistic training.
In the 20th century this procedure has been seriously challenged. The impact of abstract painting, of Expressionism, Conceptualism, Minimal Art, and other contemporary movements tends to make the arduous disciplines of earlier times seem irrelevant to the needs of the contemporary student. Many teachers and students go further. They believe that highly structured training can even inhibit the development of original and innovative forms of expression by encouraging students to depend on trite and outworn formulas, rather than allowing their inner resouces free play."
I will post some of my drawings which I believe to be in this spirit. I have taken a couple of painting classes at university, and I have a pretty extensive background in drawing as a child--I went to a private school in which most academic subjects were taught artistically: we would draw a picture of a scene for a particular History topic. This gave me a natural eye and ability for art, but beyond basic drawing techniques I never formally studied things like composition or anatomy.
I started this thread to get a discussion going about the value of formal art instruction and to possibly get some feedback on my own art.
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Some former friends made this glorious thing...
Fun starts at 2:54
https:/ /youtu.be/9BOUJd8RqyA
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at least they're doing something instead of posting other people videos like "look at this it's so cringy right?xddddd"
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and what does this have to do with /ic/ ?
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>>2760216
fuck off and die
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Another day, another lost battle with procrastination
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Stop. I know. Three days in a fucking row. No productivity whatsoever. It's okay though, I know I'm doing it willingly.
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I'll probably off myself before doing anything productive or applying anything I've learned from this board.
That's probably every other anon here though so..
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>>2757162
Yeah well, life sucks and the you fucking sink.
What forms of art are the most permanent. I feel like digital art will all be forgotten when we transition to the next big thing post-internet. What can we use to make a legacy? I've been thinking of learning sculpting or knife making. What do?
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>>2762210
Make your porn in woodcut so future generations can print them.
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>>2762210
>What forms of art are the most permanent
Sculpted rock. We literally have examples from tens of thousands of years ago.
>I feel like digital art will all be forgotten when we transition to the next big thing post-internet
That's dumb. Digital as a medium will stick around for a long time, though maybe not your specific psd files.
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>>2762219
Yeah, I'm worried because the art isn't a physical object.
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Hello /ic/, I'm not sure if I should make a thread about this, but I don't really know where else to ask or even talk about this.
My problem is pretty simple; I can't take my time.
I try to be as fast as possible, and not even intentionally, and if I don't reach quickly enough, I just get frustrated and scrap the whole.
How can I work on this? Has any of you had this problem, and if so, how did worked with it?
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>>2755790
>mindful meditation
>intentionally slowing down and focusing on the process and not the product
>gradually building patience over time
>remembering that certain things will look bad before they can look good
>setting goals, deadlines, and schedules to ensure regular work gets done and a specific amount of time is spent on each "project"
>listening to podcasts while working so you are not as focused on rushing to a finish, but rather go at a steady comfortable pace
>taking regular breaks
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>>2755790
I don't know how to answer to your question, but you have patrician taste in comics my dude
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>>2755790
>How can I work on this? Has any of you had this problem, and if so, how did worked with it?
You need to medidate, or better said, stop thinking. Shut any internal monologues going on, and if they pop up do not follow them. Focus and keep going even when you feel like giving up. If you can do this, the bad feelings will go away, try it out.
Otherwise, take ADHD meds.
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Did that moment came to you 2016-11-30 12:40:43 Post No.2760750
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Did that moment came to you
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..or you are still fooling yourself otherwise?
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>>2760750
Man, you faggots are making the meme stale with your lazyness.
Let's make a deal: for every shitpost, you"ll spend one hour grinding on your art: or you improve or you leave tis god's forsaken land, knave. Win-win situation for all involved
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>>2760766
That makes 3 of us. Others are so scared of not making it they don't even want to reply
So i have a shitty HP Deskjet 2050. When scanning pencil artwork with grainy/noisy shading I get these shitty artifacts.
how much do I have to pay for a scanner that doesnt do this?
Also which ones are generally good to pick up the more subtle pencil lines? I work around it by lowering brightness and contrast but that is only post. would be cool if that wouldnt be necessary and I get the sheet as I see it irl
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>>2762546
>tfw have the much cheaper HP Envy 4500 and it doesn't do this
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>>2762548
Same, exchange that trash op, I know I had to
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>>2762546
Disable any post-processing effects like sharpening, noise-reduction, etc, scan at your highest bit-depth and optical (not interpolated) resolution available. Usually your drawing will be large enough that the artifacts don't matter, and you should be able to make it look at least decent in photoshop.