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Other than the minute technical errors like proportion and details etc. the fact that knowing that I have such a long way to go until I make it. When I think about it too long I start to have a feeling of helplessness but then I just start drawing then I fall back in love (kinda).

set it on fire

sign and date it

scrap it all try again

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>>2698594
Bump

>>2698594
Well Op, I was wondering this too. I bought some Derwent pencils to start getting the way with coloring. But, anyway, some anon here sent this video to me. Check it too. I know it isn't enough, but keep searchin!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qj1FK8n7WgY

>>2700835
Oh, and there is this anon here too.

>>2698975

>>2700669
not bad,
thanks doc.

>>2700669
very bad read the sticky stop symbol drawing needs loomis and so on and so forth

>>2700669

I like it, it's interesting.

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>>2700697
inb4 (You)s homing in on the use of
>objectively
in an art board

>>2700725
listen if ya don't know how to answer the question there's a door mmkay ty

*the door


dang that was a good shitpost and i ruined it with a typo

Why do (you write like a ~special (snowflake retard)~) anon?

>>2700504
'Special snowflake'

All snowflakes are special senpai

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>>2700482
>(maybe ~celebs (as long as they're a musician)~)

>>2700253
just do it and knock down to 30 when you start to "burn out"

>>2700270
But is this real or wtf is it?

Burning out just sounds like pussing out. It sounds like drawing a lot for a few weeks then saying "boohoo this is too hard" so then newbies just kinda stop drawing as much.

Is this a real physical/psychological phenomenon or is it simply a matter of discipline?

>>2700253
best way to form a habit is to use about 2/3 of the will power you have for something at a time (this works with jogging at least). This means that you're unlikely to resent the act, which will allow it to become a habit. Once it does, the amount of time you spend on it will naturally rise

The thumbnail looks like someone eating lunch. The shoop looks like an ill concieved montage by an edgy neet tween.

The image and intention has promise but is poor in it's execution.

Go back to the drawing board and it could be something. Also add more contrast and move the bottle from the edge of the frame for a start.

I like your tshirt

>>2700309
very bad read the sticky stop symbol drawing needs loomis and so on and so forth

>>2700309
i don't think it will, if anything other boards about art will merge with it

>>2700312
kek

>>2696661
>What have cafes got to do with art?

Other hipsters go there. Birds of a feather flock together. I think it has to do with the beatniks ancestors before them but I'm not sure.

>>2696661
It's a place where you're socially allowed to sit and work for long periods of time, and you have access to snacks and coffee and free wifi. A lot of people need to work in a place other than their home to get in the right mindset to produce and not get distracted, and they can't afford a studio space. I'm sure some people want to do it as a way to get attention or validations from strangers too.

That said I'm a recluse who doesn't leave my room, but those reasons are what I would guess.

Cafes are like the best places to work for minimum wage. It's completely chill, you get to eat pastries, smell coffee beans, and be in a super comfy place with nice chairs and couches.

Coffee also is very important to an artist who works long hours, so they probably hit up cafes often. You can network with them.

>>2700147 continued
- Not implying that doing nothing is better than any halfway or anything for that matter.
- Alone or with others
- music| interference or aid or both and how to find out for you
- Best foods, best times of the day.. you get the point
The real reason behind it all and how serious you are about it all ^ how can you find out _obviously emotional_ but most of all
What do you KNOW ABOUT ALL THESE and what have you tested ?
Obviously we learn all of the time till we die arguably so what is the best way according to what we know to be fact about our brain and behavior ?

you're a complete mad man

what's the point of this word salad

>>2689797
I would really appreciate if someone could tell me really good examples of animations and shows/anime that actually have really good animation

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>>2689985
Metal slug 1 through 3 and known for their beautiful animations

The fight scenes for Ashita no joe and Ashita no Joe 2 have all of the budget spent on them. It's an anime with stretch and squash incorporated, by god!

A few episodes of Batman: The animated series are very very well animated. The whole show looks wonderful thanks to Bruce Timm's art direction but some episodes just have amazing moments. Like the Clayface debut episodes with him shape-shifting at the end. Or the Robin origin story.

I would recommend checking out sakugabooru for a collection of animations.

you'll find it

Simple? Kinda, it's a relative term. I don't think it's very good though, there isn't a clear point of focus, the lighting is confusing and my eye keeps getting lost across the layers. It would be a good composition for a surreal piece, perhaps.

also anyone know a good free art program firealpaca and medibang is pissing me off

>>2699813
Krita and pirated Paint Tool Sai for beginners
https://krita.org/en/
http://www.mediafire.com/file/drssy0mh49qjuwr/Easy+Paint+Tool+SAI.rar
play with both to get a feel for them

>>2699818
THANKS