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>>3094441
>>3094441
no, git gud and earn your follows, everyone knows that an even number of followers to followed means no followers at all.

>>3094441
Just go to the self promotion thread.

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wrong orientation

fix.

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>>3093814
looks very 2d & flat
torso & hips look a bit too long
and ya loomis

>>3093408
step 1: never do fan art.

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>>3093408
1) Tracing,claiming it as your own thing, making money with it, doing NSFW of it or anything that "could harm the franchise" (Nintendo, for instance, doesn't like that).
2) & 3) Fanart that brings something new without massacring the original franchise.
4) Yes, it already is...

>>3093413
You can, as long as you're not 100% relying on it. An artist is supposed to be a creative person, after all... (the best to do is 50/50 : 50% fanart for exposure & get yourself noticed, 50% your own stuff. As you get more & more known, do less fanart & more of your own stuff.)

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>>3093408
I want to draw like this.

>>3092961
Please be bait

>>3092961
can you draw the rest of the body aswell? there's some serious issues with your face perspective tho. the jaw looks like a sort of butchered 3/4 view but all her features are a perfect frontal shot. The fact that you show one ear m akes me think you wanted a 3/4 shot, in which case you should rotate the features aswell

>>3092962
there's really no hope for any of us it looks like

>p-post loli

>>3092786
fucking kek

>>3092785
i ain't never been to no moseeum. But i stop to check out art whenever i can. at the local fair i like to look at the art the kids make (that's as close as i can get to a museum)
2. tthose r dum words
I like KJG and uhhh CalumAlexanderWatt is great too. another instagrammer called BasedGunman is pretty great. I love the work of HE Giger. Also john singer sargent. And zdzislaw beksinski and simon stalenhag. I feel like trying to group artists to a style (is contemporary/classic styles?) is a little weird, since most artists like to vary the stylizations they draw in.
3. don't got no favrit art movement. those are stupid n very vague

>>3092785
all of those things sound gay af

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ESSENTIALS:

>https://warosu.org/ic/thread/3023643
Links to many art books including as Keys to Drawing (Dodson), Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain (Edwards), Perspective Made Easy (Norling), Color and Light (Gurney), The Vilppu Drawing Manual (Vilppu) and How to Draw (Robertson).

>http://ctrlpaint.com
A website dedicated to understanding the basics and process of digital painting, based in Adobe Photoshop. Library of over 200 free videos.

>http://quickposes.com
Free pose library to practice drawing the human figure (as well as a portrait library). Draw at your own pace or set a timer for quick gesture drawings.

>https://www.youtube.com/user/onairvideo
Croquis Cafe - Timed model poses.

>http://drawabox.com
Controversial yet helpful introductory course on the fundamentals of drawing with a focus on understanding the concept of form and thinking in a 3-dimensional mindset while you draw.

>Your local life drawing class
Life drawing is an indispensable tool in your art career. Do not be intimidated based on your skill level - there will always be someone worse than you and someone better than you. Use this opportunity to meet new artists for learning, critique, and growth.

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>>3092746
>>3092709
I tried lol

>>3089663
>that messy cast shadow in the foreground
>those midget people
idk who this hitler guy is but meh

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His rejections from Vienna Art also makes me very curious, were artistic standards SUPER high back in the early 18th century? or are art schools just way more lenient now in accepting shit artists?

In this day and age, Hitler likely have gotten into the best art schools with his ability.

"One modern art critic was asked to review some of his paintings without being told who painted them and judged them "quite good". The different style in which he drew human figures, however, the critic said, represented a profound uninterest in people."

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>>3089663
>Hitler liked to sleep late then go out in the afternoon
>When he returned home, he would stay up well past midnight reading and drawing
>He was a lazy and uncooperative student
I could meme arrow almost the entire post but thanks for posting. Shows how the spirit of neet transcends space and time.

Both are hard. 3d also tends to be harder to make something that looks good, especially characters.

>>3094234
>is drawing a waste of time?

For you, yes it probably is. But unfortunately 3D won't be much of a difference I imagine. Most 3D work done by amateurs looks like utter garbage, way worse than amateur drawings because at least there you can sometimes find some appeal in the linework, the design, the style etc. A shitty 3D model on the other hand has literally no redeeming qualities whatsoever.

>>3094234
>3d is easier

How? you can neglect entire sides of a figure in drawing

>>3094077
Just use a reference if it's too hard

Foreshortening can be unpredictable/unmeasarable a lot of times

>>3094080
No I didn't draw it, that was the tutorial

>>3094096
link?

>>3094031
Having social skills, friends, a spouse and even good health are all useless if you suck at art.

>>3094031
well like he said, he does have those things now. so it's up to you i guess, you can get better more slowly and have a life or you can get better real quick and have the life later. although perhaps appleflinger is unique and drawing 12 hours a day doesn't work out for most people.

>>3094031
He said he can produce higher quality work far more frequently, sounds like improvement to me, just a different kind.

>>3093900
Start your own animation company.

I hope to aim for that someday myself.

>>3093900

Where are you from? What school are you attending?

>>3093900
3D animation is the hottest thing right now, I'm sure if you're good, you could just work from the comfort of your home.

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>>3093882
>"I like how that looks"
>study how he achieved that
>apply it to whatever you're doing under its specific context

Be an expert mimic. I can't do voices, but I can do other artists...

>>3093901
>i can do other artists

o-oh my

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>>3093830
bump for interest.

Not unless you go to an art school where they specifically gauge your progress. Self taught progress is all according to what you do, and at that point you would have to list everything you've done very specifically. If you want to compare yourself to art school students, just search up year 1 of any art school and you'll see how far they get.

>>3093830
speed and accuracy

thats what i gauge it with

>>3093825
where is the light source coming from?

>>3093834
from left to right

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>>3093730

Got some others

>>3093730
I was far worse

Don't worry if they look bad, you're drawing to learn, not to make something look good. Keep at it.

Also try drawing upside down just to get a better feel for it, you're still not drawing in perspective correctly.

>>3093745
Thanks, that really cheered me up to continue.