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Will I make it /ic/?

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I'm gonna make it, right?

>>2656645
Nigga, how in the fuck?

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>>2666122
is that supposed to be finished? looks like some wip that krenz would post.

pic related.

>>2666124
I noticed that too, he seems have influences from Krenz and Wlop, it is so bad?

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>>2666124
is it weird that I like the wip of this one more than the finished version?

at the end of the day, it looks better.

talking out of your ass again, do you OP? stop with the generalization.
Laika is doing very good work indeed, but can you confirm your statement by naming other big production studios?
also, eastern europe and the former soviet union were pioneers when it comes to stop motion.

look at works from jan svankmajer, jiří trnka and ladislas starevich

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FpcPwPIJto

>>2662539
I'm not saying they're not doing good work, and I believe they work very hard. what I mean is that it seems that Americans need an excuse or gimmick to appreciate time grueling animation. good hand drawn animation can be just as tedious if not more so, but you never hear anything about it cause either people dont understand what goes into 2d animation or they simply dont care

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF9W9J7AyOA y

https://www.artstation.com/artist/corey_barragan

"motivational" shit is always dumb

Christian Nacorda, Ron Lemen, or Rey Bustos

>Proko is cringeworthy as fuck

So read the articles instead of watching the videos.

>I'm learning to draw, not go to fucking medical school

Destined to suck forever with that attitude.

>>2666125
Riven Pheonix - The Structure of Man, highly recommend on /ic/ as the definitive source.

It's really anybody who's comfortable with their own body. I've been to a couple life drawing sessions and it ranges from skinny to fat to muscular (of all ages). If you're aesthetic, it's not a preference, but I guess more girls will want to come or some shit.

/ic/ can always use more references. We are in demand for a model. If you don't mind taking requests that is.

>>2667030
Yeah, but they have to be aesthetically pleasing. Not a fucking manlet like your picture lmao

That's Hugh mess you made thier.
Quit it.

>>2666441
You messed up on the very foundation of your drawing. For now, work on symmetry and proportion.

>>2666441
Loomis & read the beginner sticky

Youre wasting time on rendering when the drawing is super off.

>>2665697
Why are you regretting stickybones?

As for bodykun, it can't hug its knees by default but if you rotate the abdomen piece 180, then it can curl up all the way.

Also, the knees and elbows aren't double jointed, so they can't curl in all the way either.

It's passable, but curling joints in all the way seems to be a very niche purpose that your anatomical knowledge should be able to fill in imho.

>>2665756
I'm mostly regretting it because the hands and feet seem out of proportion, and unlike the bodykun, which is targeted towards "artists" in terms of anatomical correctness/range of motion etc., the stickybones to be mostly targeted towards stop motion animators.

The bodykun DX also has props and a "fly rig" or whatever it's called, all for about half the price(~$35) I paid for the stickybones ($79). The stickybones fly rig is priced at $32.

Looking at the bodykun I also like how there's musculature and it seems more proportioned overall. The stickybones does have more flexibility but the bodykun's more limited range is marketed as being more human which could be bullshit for all I know.

>>2665784
>the bodykun's more limited range is marketed as being more human which could be bullshit for all I know.
It is.
The stickybones is a didactic toy. The bodykun is a premium figma.

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Here's an edgy idea.

Drop out of school, get a job, marry a woman, raise a happy family, and teach your kids never to go to an art 'school' that would coerce you into making a fool of yourself in front of a camera for their amusement.

>>2663375
Your stuck in the past looser

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>>2663386
I'd rather be stuck in the past than stuck in debt or the unemployment line like you're going to be, my man.

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git gud and learn how to draw realistically before you start stylizing everything you piece of shit.

>>2667467
is this john berger?

no.

>>2665699
/thread

Use that money on books and life drawing classes.

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>>2665699
>Go to art school (community college)
>teacher refuses to show the class his work
>I've mad a huge mistake

That being said, it's a gamble because you don't know who's going to end up teaching you. I got really lucky one semester and got a very experienced life drawing teacher. He was always walking around the class critiquing, instructing and giving tips. If you can find a way to go for free using financial aid or something then go for it.

>>2667285
Tattoo artists usually start out with an apprenticeship. Since you seem to know the basics, I think you have a good starting point. I'd start drawing and branching out into other designs (take a look at shops near yu and their artist's portfolios, get an idea of what kind of work they do generally, and decide what style of tattoo you want to do).

While some of the artists on this show suck, it's how I learned about tattooing and different styles of tattoo, so check out Inkmaster (it's a "reality" show like Project Runway but for tattoo artists. It's kinda cool, I enjoy it, but sometimes the artists are a bit insufferable).

And look around your area for an apprenticeship.

>>2666907
T-thanks captain. Can anyone cite /ic/ artists who were able to make it?

>>2666926
Tehmeh, Santi, Anon313

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>>2666907
Then why did you give me the power of heart?