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>>2674752
Get the cintiq, this isn't even a fucking question.

>>2674752
pirate the animation software and pocket the money you dumb fucker

How do dumb people get so much money? Who is responsible for this?

>>2671563
Are you that stupid to just not reverse image search. Literally took me 5 seconds. Likely just a copy though.
François Boucher (1703–1770)
The Four Seasons: Winter, 1755

>>2671563
wait you have a boucher ???? is it the original one ?

>>2675265
It literally has a watermark half cropped out on the bottom

>>2672650
keep in contact with the people you draw for while in the process of doing it. Stream for them. doing good work and being out there should help.

>>2672650
>tfw have 1500 followers on tumblr
>This might be good enough for commissions!
>not a single one has asked me
Feels horrible

>>2672650

From what I hear here, you have to get your face on as many communities as possiple, with multiple personas as necessary (each with a portifolio) so not to stain your own image in the eyes of different audiences you wish to pander for.


>begging

Don't be that guy,

>>2671257
3 hours minimum. I just have my notebook in front of me or paint open until I want to draw again, while listening to podcasts or something

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Lately I'll read through a book, taking notes on key pieces of advice as I go. Once I think I've taken notes on enough useful advice I try to apply it using my notes, and if the notes are insufficient I reread the chapter. Eventually, ideally, you internalize it and don't need the notes anymore either.

Even reference books I'd say it's worth reading them front to back at least once so you know where everything is, but I keep a copy of Bridgman's guide to drawing from life nearby to reference random bits of anatomy as needed, too, and you can do this for any book you're familiar with that you know addresses your problem.

Putting it into your own notes is still more helpful than just keeping the book nearby though, it makes you get to the meat of what the person is trying to teach you rather than just skimming it and realizing you didn't internalize anything. I've been trying to take a lot more notes lately, and once the notes get unwieldy I plan to condense them into more concise notes and hopefully improve my understanding that way.

Like for example I'm reading framed ink right now so I just take down tidbits of his advice as I go. Just make sure you don't stop there and actually try to apply the knowledge, sometimes stuff sounds super simple and intuitive in theory and it's a bitch to do in practice.

>>2671331

Also not that anybody in their right mind should be using my notes to actually learn anything but just to be clear I mistakenly wrote "right to left" instead of "left to right"

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>>2663602

Here's a world's wealth of knowledge

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=what+paint+to+use+for+outdoor+murals

You can use acrylic paint as long as it's a reasonably smooth surface. If it's very rough fluid acrylics may work, but stencils and spray paint or acrylic markers are probably the cheapest and easiest choice.

They are practically the same, senpai. I would get the laptop and the cintiq since you said you need Manga Studio and Photoshop though. Might as well get more options for the same thing.

http://www.tabletsforartists.com/

I wouldn't use a 13HD for mobility even with its size. The connector is quite flimsy and it would be bad if you're not careful. As well you would need to plug in HDMI, USB, and the power connector.

>>2666181
Looks great you are late 30 to early 40?

>>2666193
39

>>2666193
I think art is dead and my age group is beginning to realize this

literally who

>>2673554
>4chan memes on thumbnail
Fuck of, shill somewhere else, there is a selfpromotion thread already.

>>2673554
who this was actually a very good video

Look at lots of military stuff and lots of pictures of skeletons/animal skeletons.

>>2673335
>Draw at lots of military stuff and lots of pictures of skeletons/animal skeletons.

FTFY

>very inspired
>can't do anything from imagination

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>>2670759
Fumita Yanagida

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>>2670820

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Not a cartoonist really, but I've always enjoyed Ashley Wood's legs. He can make them so exaggerated or stretched and manipulate them in any way he wants but at the end of the day they always manage to stay very appealing.

>>>/cgl/9172152
Artist Alley thread's probably more useful for this.

But I've seen a few people having family as table assistance, so that shouldn't be 'weird'. But maybe have a sitdown with your mom and talk about how important this could be? If someone stops by and starts talking or networking with you, she might be too busy dealing with transactions or questions to interrupt or something.

>>2674715
wow your in a tough situation, I would probably feel the same way if I was in your situation, unfortunately I don't have much advice for you, just don't stress (and post your work pls I wanna c)

>>2674715
Know what looks childish and unprofessional? Being embarrassed of your mother when you're an adult.

Grow the fuck up, invite your mom to come and have fun.

>>2669585
you're mom was impressed when I felt her forms

yeah my sister

we got unofficially married after

Draw to impress yourself.

Women may be impressed along the way,well and good. Those who can't comprehend why you want to draw in the first place are not worth bothering with.

>>2674569
put a pic of your mom there

don't, it looks good as it and it wont matter because the profile pic will block the left side. also get rid of the red thing it looks dumb

>>2674569
>>>/gd/