Professional level yet? plz help, try not to be too 4chany

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http://youtu.be/7rI6q6bv7do

>>2553592

my fundamentals are really that bad? could you rate it out of 10?

he's 1 step to start crying like a little girl
probably because you're not gonna make it

Solid rendering, you're well on your way on that front. His torso and legs appear disjointed though.

>>2553632
oh yeah it does look like he's about to cry. Thanks for the feedback bro

Do more figure studies, thighs / torso is way too long, so are forearms.

why to noobs still do this.
just posting outside of the draw thread like they are somehow special.
you are below beginner tier. pro is about 7 years away for you.
and thats if you draw everyday.

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>>2553585
>Professional level yet?
If you have doubts, then likely no.
And to confirm your fears, no.

Your rendering is competent but not good (except for the clothes, the textures look sameish, you could change the colors and it would look like the skin), the position looks a little unnatural (try doing it yourself, and if you feel like a dumbass, then you are doing something wrong. Someone will argue that its not meant to look natural but good or cool, but if that's the case then the guy seem rather stiff imo).

You need more practice, but you are almost there. Also, don't feel to confident about your work or you'll never get better

>>2553651
It doesn't take 7 years to get good. Don't tell yourself or other people that anymore because its just a discouraging lie. You can get good way faster than that.

>>2553697
Not him but it depends, seven years is honestly probably a good guess at the average.The people who get good in 2 years or so are the exception not the rule.