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I hated it, impossible to work on large canvasses with it. Ton of lag painting with larger brushes, for some reason it will cap your brushsize at 200px while using hotkeys to inc/dec it which is super annoying. I like that it's opensource, but it just doesn't compare to PS

its come a long way, its pretty good

>>2529027
Which Pokemon is this?

>>2528825
>delete and start over
sounds like a pretty big loss on your part, i bet someone else is pushing you to. just let them make the decisions for you.

>>2528877
And how is that a loss exactly...?

>>2528825
never delete your art accounts
that won't help you gain more followers at all
(only do it if you've fucked up really bad and poeple hate you)

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Fanart I made for rebel taxi

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More Rebeltaxi Fanart, this ones pretty odd but I like it

>>2526528
Send in portfolios everywhere you can or make gaudy monstrosities in parks to display.

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>>2526588
guess i should've worded it better: what's the best way to get web exposure for your art?

been trying hash tags, putting it into groups, and posting my art up everywhere... not sure what else i can do.

>>2526692
Your work probably isn't good enough. Good art naturally attracts attention on its own as people share it and like it and so on. Social media can make things go "viral", but it needs to be good for that to happen.

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>>2528512
Go ask the Muslims

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>>2528512

>Is there a mathematical formula to beauty?

Short answer: Probably yes.

Here have something about pattern theory and how can it be used to make better user interfaces:

http://bridgesmathart.org/2012/cdrom/proceedings/20/paper_20.pdf

A bit more about pattern theory

http://www.csee.wvu.edu/~xinl/courses/ee565/MumfordICM2002.pdf

Generally study also tessallation and while it has meme status now, fractals. See L-systems and how thanks to them one can generate shapes of plants and trees which are generally pleasing to human eyes.

Waves (which are also beautiful) are described by II order partial differential equations. Flow separation often creates beautiful shapes too and it can be all modelled with the use of FEA fluid dynamics. Also cracks, though those all above things are strongly non-linear.

Soap bubbles also form shapes that can be mathematically described. Last but not least, mathematics of emergent systems is a thing.

tl;dr Yes, there are formulas to beauty, but you and probably rest of /ic/ are too much of a stupid faggot to bother at all.

>>2528512
Yes, it's all the physics of things. Light, movement, anatomy, etc. If you can understand the science behind the world in front of our eyes, you can figure out how to create something beautiful.

The bigger the surface the more space you have to work with.

>>2528480
what is she seeing

>>2528480
>its not the size that matters, it's how you use it.

since when does plebs' opinion about art matters?

>>2527855
Unsubbed after his video on Pablo Picasso, I wonder why I even subbed this guy

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>>2527855

Loved that vid of him. Big fan of the dude, picasso vid wasn't my cup of tea either though.

HOWEVER, pic related is the best painting of all time. If you disagree, you are simply wrong.

>>2529113
>Still better than 90% of ic

It's a pity they've got it all down to digital collage these days. Could have made a few bucks.

>>2529113
tbf it's not like a babby tier loomis head that doesn't capture any sense of likeness would be a better police sketch

>>2528288
I think so. It helps with control and line work. I used to trace stuff long before I ever tried drawing freehand.

I'm not talking about tracing sorry if my post was misleading i meant like looking at a drawing and trying to re draw it if this explains better

>>2528288
Well yes and no.

It allows you to understand some techniques and bases, but after awhile you'll only be able to know that specific drawing.

Lets say for instance you perfect a certain pose and show people that skill, when they ask you to do it in a different pose you won't know how to typically because you've spent time learning how to draw that one specific instance. You know the reasoning behind it, but can't apply it elsewhere, so while your skills have improved, it's only marginally. Now using a wide variety of reference material is a good thing though, tons of artists actually do that, but they don't focus on a singular picture for instance, they have varying poses, lighting, tilts, etc.

So you basically stole the money. You're such a nice person.

>>2527394

Happens surprisingly often. I'm sometiems tempted to contact them and say 'Hey, remember that commission we talked about? Are you ready to send the payment?' and see what happens. kek. Honestly think these dudes that forgot in the first place might be so autistic and scatterbrained that maybe they'll just send the same payment a second time.

Ofc it sucks if then he remembers and you actually have to do the work.

>>2527394
>>2527415
How do you not feel guilty at all? Someone paid you to do work and you decide to not do the work and keep the money. I'd return it to them if I didn't get the work done in 2 months. But hey, I guess I have morals.

>>2524198
Well, yeah. It's boring and stiff as fuck, that's what's wrong.

Its shit

Is Anubis flexing or punching?

>>2524404
Some of those look like normal brushstroke with textured brushes. Have you downloaded different sets and experimented with them?

Otherwise if you use the mixer brush you can get that type of texture very easily. You'll need to set a texture to it and put it on height though.

>>2524404
just google oil painting photoshop brushes and I am sure you'll find em.
isn't there a question thread anyway?

>>2524404
Sauce?

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Well, I tried.

>>2521212
Not bad at all anon. The second one though the viewpoint is so low we probably would actually see the sole of the weight bearing foot.

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>mfw I finished this drawing

Don't leave out construction, kids, it's important.

>>2530300
You might not know because you lack neuroplasticity.

>>2530302
What?

>>2530300
Overall, it looks fine to me.
The one thing that really bothers me is how you outlined her left leg making perspective all messed up by drawing the leg forward when it's behind the right leg..

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:^)

>this thread is now forever tainted, get fukd.