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>>3089074
its against board rules to request or offer paid work.

>>3089098
but everyone does it anyway

>>3089074
I guess anons will want a better pic.

>>3089098
no it's against the rules to ask for free work
>Requests for free work of any sort are forbidden.

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>>3088983

Don't have too many cooks in the kitchen.

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>>3088983
Awesome thread, thanks for making it! Nice advice, OP! I've never thought of that. It'll be very useful in my future studies.

I only have beginner-level advice.
>With arms at sides: the elbows align with the waist, wrists align with the crotch, and fingertips align with the middle of the thigh.
>If you're having trouble with stiff poses, first draw the hands and feet where you want them to go and then draw the rest of the body.
>If you're having trouble with making up poses, pick an action for your character to do then make them do it (ex. making tea, writing a letter, etc.).
>If you're having trouble with drawing too-large heads, first draw the rest of the body, starting with the torso or hips.

With food.
That habit made me fat though so I'm trying to change things using exercise instead. People say it's good for relieving stress however I don't think I'm fit enough yet for it to be that, for the time being it's just painful and not much else.

>>3090126
procrastination is, i find, a coping mechanism for stress but a really bad one
theres something you have to do but it stresses you out. your body and mind value itself so much that it sees this 'bad feeling' as a greater threat than anything. so to make the bad feeling go away, we do a number of things from masturbation to eating.

but the 'need to make it' can become a really good motivator too. use it to draw and to constantly improve your drawings, and know that you need to be making it right now. if youre not feeling that stress, youre either just doing it to feel good or youre here on 4chan reading my post to escape.

people live with that stress all the time. you think the greats fart out their works just so you can look at it and feel like killing yourself? no way, thats your problem. they do it because the need to make it stressed them the fuck out so they had to act on it. and they did. which is why you know their names.

sorry, im on break. just got my coffee. good luck.

>>3090126
I don't deal with my stress anymore, tried different shits - I tried so hard and got so far but in the end it doesn't even matter - still having nerves issue, shaking hands, dermatitis, lack of focus, shitty memory. Instead I'm currently changing my circumstances: most of my stress comes from my shitty work, so I'm searching for ways to automate my tasks as much as possible. Minimal goal is to free myself from the stress, high goal is to free at least an hour at work to read books on my Laptop. Next time please post in the General Questions&Answers thread instead of creating your own. This is one of the reasons why /ic/ catalog is a mess at the moment. Thanks and good luck.

> also if your body gives signs of failure, listen to it and go to a doctor

sorry for this dooble post but don't wath it just a speed paint just give me your impretion and what can i upscale

Thanks anon, will check it out. The Amatsukaze is a style I would enjoy being able to do.

>>3089901
>http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm29027493
process:
>draw head
>draw hands
>draw arms
>draw shoulders
>draw torso
>draw legs
>draw hair
>draw props
>refine / fix / redraw
>fade and use as underlayer
>draw again on top
>hair gets its own layer, body gets its own layers, eyes on its own layers, props and clothes on its own layer
>coloring done on separate layers as well

>>3089901
>http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm19960004
>head
>upper torso
>arm
>torso
>upper legs
>lower leg
>another arm
>eyes
>hair
>props
>clothes
>hand
>other leg
>other hand
>fade all
>clean lines on top, start with face
>hair (separate layer)
>etc

Try Photoshop

>>3089702
If you're looking to do sculpture use should use zbrush or poser

>>3089734
>>3089790
Are you actually making an effort to not understand what the OP asked for?
He is asking for something like design doll, usable online without any downloads, possibly more robust when...

>>3089702
Sadly I don't know about any online programs that do that (wish I did tho), but yeah, Poser and Daz3D is your go to for offline.

>>3087176
draw yourself making lots of money.

>>3087176
Delete this thread. The Deletefairy will leave a penny in your bed tonight.

make porn. i dont mean draw porn i mean get yourself a dslr, a bottle of water based lube, a tripod and a thick bad dragon dildo. you WILL be needing to shove things up your ass if you want to make it big in this world, it's just the way it works. start with just a finger and work your way up to the dildo. best of luck, anon. dont give up.

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Pic related and http://www.joemadart.com/

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one of many.

>>3068466
Is this an artist you follow or a kind of art style you like?

>>3089709
The sticky has everything you need.
Get to work anon

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Hi, OP, >>3089715 is right. We have two Sticky explaining the situation you're in, OP. You'll find a link to them right here:
>>3080317
If you post in the Questions General Thread, we'll also answer your other questions if you have any.
Please take notice tha it's considered in bad taste here to make a single thread for a single basic question like yours - and I'm being much more polite on that subject that the average denizen of the board.

>>3089793
>>3089715
Thank you for informing me,I will check the sticky and the question bored, also thanks for being polite to a beginner

>>3089662
well the ghost would probably study some anatomy and not just thrown down random scribbles on a canvas and hope for it to turn out fine

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>>3089662

>>3089662
Who drew this? Does anyone know?

Google images

>>3089493
https://safebooru.org/
https://www.pixiv.net/

>>3089494
this unironically

if you click on the view more options and direct links I find tons of gold that way

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>>3088399
and here's the painting those toes came from.

is that all there is to it? probably not.

i think its best to still think of it as layers on layers of different processes. oversimplifying things before you actually achieve them can hurt your pride real bad

>>3088399
Those toes aren't even that detailed, but the little bit of information that is there is really precise

>>3087555
>calls it modern art
Sounds like you've done your research

>>3087555
no, mind your own business.

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>>3087555
welcome to post Warhol culture. actual art still exists but you have to actually know something to distinguish the fake Warhol/ abstracts from the real.

imo, art has fractured into some separate categories (note: i haven't put much effort into revising this list)

-design aesthetic/ advertising themes (logos, patterns, slashes of color on canvas incorrectly dubbed 'abstracts')
-positivism art (ppl that treat art creation as a mathematical process. identifiable by the value they place on realism, perspective, anatomical correctness.)
-expressive art (arguably the only true visual artform that ties together visual aspects like form and aesthetic within a coherent composition.)
-actual abstracts.
-illustration (comic drawings and mindless rendering, which overlap a bit with positivism art.)

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>>3086344
If you don't meditate you're ngmi

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>>3086344
I exhaust myself and try to stay awake for long as possible to keep away the bad thoughts, does that count?

>>3086358
Depends on if you're focusing on your breath as you relive your past traumas.

>>3084401
You're one of those "All art is bad so I make bad art" artists. Wow. Very meta. I'm sure you'll be very successful.

>>3084401
You'll get a few dipshits who will pass by and nod like they understand it. Nobody will buy it. Nobody will remember it.

Read a book.

>>3084401
hella many my dude. artists be hecka dum dums. ak ak ak ak ak ak ak ak