Archived threads in /ic/ - Artwork/Critique - 860. page

Study facial relativity, and learn how to make a "comfortable" face.

It's all about features relative distances from each other.

>>2622330
Buy a book and reading it you fucking retard, if you need people to shovel you information you're never going to get good.

>>2622330
Loomis. Also I don't see any particular anime stuff in your picture.

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This has got to be one of the largest 'single piece' of artwork in the world

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The colour in this is my favourite

I was one of the people who shared/researched info in that thread.
Normally, if I find something interesting, I love to share it with my art friends. Whether or not they find it useful, it's a way for me to feel a part of this collective artistic subconscious. It feels as though I've made an impact to the community, which is a feeling I don't experience often.

Some people don't feel this way and that's totally fine. When someone of this nature finds something that helps them, why should they tell someone else? Here's an example: Tim found a way to save 5 minutes in the morning. Tim wears tomorrow's outfit in bed while he sleeps. That way the next morning he can go on about his day faster. Tim tells Bob about his discovery but Bob responds by saying that he gets really hot at night and sleeps naked. Tim thought he was doing something good, but in reality it didn't matter. So the next time Tim finds something, he's less likely to tell Bob about it.

Hopefully that example makes sense.


Then there's "that guy" who keeps info to himself because "muh competition" or "finder's keepers"
That guy is an asshole, don't listen to him.

I've said those things on /ic/ but the responses I always get are

>post your work
>lmao fuck fine art
>>painting in an illustration board

so it's the same

>>2621985

Thank you very much for your input in that thread by the way

>>2617983
First, I don't think of him at all.

But that picture is shit. Like gee, I wonder which aspects had photo reference or... fuck, even painted over.

>>2617988
> I wonder which aspects had photo reference or... fuck, even painted over
Who cares as long as the piece looks consistent. Not using photo reference as a personal rule is dumb as fuck.

>>2617988
You mean to tell me you wouldn't grab references to create period police cars? It' not difficult to paint cars and homes without painting over an existing image. In fact, the most impressive part of this work is the lighting on the robot which couldn't have been made from reference. What the hells is wrong with using a reference anyways?

>>2615731

>gets super happy because I could use the dough to help pay for my plane ticket home

>sees its a comic styled commission

>cries internally

Well I'm sure plenty of people will do this commission, but honestly if you have 150 of flexible money you might as went contact artists you like directly instead of this board.

>>2615731

If that's the quality you want in the op pic nobody here can reproduce that.

>>2616059
There are people here who could reproduce that. They just don't give a shit about it.

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some more examples

>>2622196
Horikoshi seems to have much better foundation skills than the average mangaka. He graduated from an art academy and you can see that he knows anatomy very, very well. Very underrated artist. This ability to simplify comes from life drawing.

>>2621033
Just relax and try to enjoy meeting people. Don't worry about sales; they'll happen or they won't. Don't be clingy or pushy. Listen more than you talk. Answer questions. Not a big deal unless you make it one.

Just relax, try to have a nice time.

>>2621033
Let us know how it goes

No. Case closed.

>>2615168

No

instead ask yourself: is there chance of becoming popular by creating things people don't care about?

also if you paid attention you'd notice sergey has a per artwork model, meaning if he posts 4x a month he can make up to $2700, and $6750 if he spams 10 artworks.

*are they. Fuck me.

they're cool to look at. wouldn't go as far as saying "professional"

I keep finding that drawings which aren't of a nude figure or a landscape are difficult to pass off as "professional." I wish drawing could be held in the same regard as painting.

I haven't been to anyone but you can try wysp? I joined deviantart a year ago. The drama and rude people seemed to die down. Maybe you should go back there.

>>2622022
When i was on there 5-6+ years ago the community seemed alright, it was easy to connect with other mutals but I stopped about 4 years ago cause the community just wasnt there. People would fav and watch you but wouldnt ever talk to you, is it still like that?

>>2622014
Artsta- oh... nevermind.

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>>2621654
posting some stuff I like

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>>2621659

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>>2621660

>>2620006
There is no age limit. You can "make it" whenever. Age has never been important unless you're trying to make friends with internet based fan-artists/porn artists. But those aren't people you should really want to be making friends with anyway.

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>it's the age thread again

Has OP finally found the secret to unlimited (You)s?

If you weren't seriously studying art at 5 you have zero hope at making it, sorry, just the facts.