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delete it and then delete yourself nigger

>>2686103
go to /gd/

>>2686103
more chromatic aberration

>>2689731
It really depends on the atelier. Ones that teach sight size are reliant on having a reference and copying 2d shapes, so aren't that well suited for going into digital illustration. Ones that are more based on construction will help more for that. Both will help with your understanding of shapes and values though. Traditional skills tend to transfer over to digital very well.

>>2689731
To risk sounding corny, drawing is 'vision on paper', -quote Loomis. In the case of digital, it's vision on a screen. So there is definitely a lot of transfer, just from getting better with drawing media.

Ateliers and MAYBE local art-guild classes are probably your best options for training draftsmanship. Real artschools are much too expensive, and state-university art programs are not focused enough to really make you better at drawing (even if it's a good illustration program).

Plus that with some good online classes such as John Park's Patreon classes, and more industrial-design drawing methods such as from Scott Robertson's 'How to Draw' book, and you'll catch a decent amount of info that ateliers generally won't teach you. There's a lot of other stuff you could do to supplement, but no reason to make a list.

In terms of painting, I don't have first-hand experience with the cross-over. But many people can attest to painting skills being worthwhile and helping out with digital.

tl;dr yes, definitely.

>>2689731

It is pretty simple. You go to atelier, art school, or any place where people are teaching others to paint. You look at the paintings teachers produce. You then look at quality of students work. If they are on level with the image you posted I would say YES. If it is bad or even worse they smear shit, create modern art your best course of action is to turn away and never return.

Once you learn the fundamentals you can paint in any media. You just need to master the material, you won't magically lose the knowledge you learned when you transfer from traditional to digital.

Its a GIF btw (click)

>>2687651
It's not a gif, it's shit that's what it is.

Also
>gif
>in the current year

>>2687710
wanna show us how looks your artwork?

>>2679977
Ikea.

build it yaself buddeh, or hire a carpenter

>>2679977
Lol why you want one faget? You cant animate

This is an English speaking forum.

Absollutteeelyyy nooooootttttttt. It's a reference for designing, not a tool at all for learning to draw.

is really good for what it is, and the free version is good enough for doing illustration.

photographs are a great substitute for learning from human model. 3d scans would do too, but they're still expensive and hard to find.

>>2689770
>they're still expensive and hard to find.
There are some cool 3D scans on Sketchfab.

>>2687569
I still have my 3310 somewhere.

I'm assuming that's a brand of Nokia?

>>2687569
Shitty 3D with flat reflection less materials.

I wanted to make it so badly, that I didn't care about the past. I just wanted it and so I'm still wanting it.

You're wasting more time now with regret. You'll have plenty of time to feel bad when you're 90 in a hospital and you can't lift a pencil.

Focus on a desire to learn and see. Work on some mental exercises at work like watching light and shadow during boring ass meetings. If you have family/friends then focus on making gifts for them to keep you focused on a project.

You ain't dead yet fucko.

By not being a whiny pussy.

lol big mistake

Alpha channel is the term used to describe the transparent part of a transparent picture. It doesn't really have anything to do with art

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>>2689413
bumping for interest cause the only thing I can learn for myself about it is to use 'inherit alpha' on overlay layers, like contrast and color, onto a mask layer. painting on the overlay layer doesn't flow over onto the bg

>>2689433
>>2689413
An alpha channel is the transparency. RGBA

>>2688842

why are you doing fine art?

go to a digital art school, if you go to a good one they'll teach you the traditional stuff as well as digital stuff.

that way you may actually get a job.

instead of working in mcTrumps or mcHillarys for the rest of your life.

I love fine art and it's a great opportunity to express unrelated ideas on a visual platform. I study illustration and I'm constantly photographing, listening to music, reading books and socialising in my spare time, which I transfer into my art work. Just be confident with your shit, you could literally take photos in your course so why not just do that and not give up like a little bitch?

>>2688851
>>2688842

where do you people work?

seriously?

fine art is terrible as a job, and as an education.

You can get more out of more modern disciplines, and you can get good at "traditional" or "fine art".

A good digital school will require you to have a good traditional base, and they'll help you put your skills to use in a modern market.

>>2688733
Patience can be acquired. Stop being a baby and build have some self discipline.

>>2688733
Well, yeah as a kid, impatience is your worst enemy, but as you grow up, your gains soar when you realize that's not a problem anymore. I never drew as a kid cause I sucked ass at drawing and believed in talent, but now I realize that's just part of the process.

>>2688745
But what if you hate your crappy drawings?

>>2688119
I Don't hate it but I've Never liked publicly painting in a group. It's hard to get comfortable.
You can meet some people though.

>painting with a group of old ladies who love to compliment you
I've done it, shit was elevating as fuck

>>2688141
That sounds way better than annoying young adults.

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yes, but a more important question is: are you going to let that stop you?

>>2684313
I have a hard time learning compared to others and I am much more prone to getting into a rut. Chances are that there is someone that is the exact opposite.

>>2684313

There is but if you just obsses about it instead of puting actual work you're never evolve.

Turtle&rabbit fegget, how many hours did you train today?

Short answer? not really. It's incredibly unclear what you're even doing.

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>>2688352
Let's have the long one then..
How is unclear, I want to take tanning into space, and to tan in space myself personally eventually.

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>>2688347
how bout making your own work instead of taking others