What would be the drawing equivalent to this? I might try this

>>2645922
100 gestures 100 pages of cubes 10 studies.

is actually a pretty realistic goal I think, but won't make you super skilled fast (which is, you know, the joke of one punch man)

>>2645922
100 finished works everyday.

>>2645931
Not possible

>>2645922
I guess the joke the comic was making went over your head...

>>2645930
>(which is, you know, the joke of one punch man)
While the joke is indeed that it's an ordinary workout resulting in superhuman abilities, it's actually fairly intense. It's not the most balanced or perfect workout, but if anyone is seriously doing a 10k run each day plus a bunch of bodyweight exercises then they'd be quite fit.

>>2645922
100 gestures
100 still lives
100 3d intersecting shapes
10 studies

just draw every day.

sycra.jpg

>>2645939
How many minutes for each gesture/still life/shape

>>2645938
No, you'd lose any gains due to all that cardio. Bodyweight can get you fit but not as much as you'd expect, 100 pushups, situps and squats arent much at all.

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>>2645930
>>2645939

>>2645922
To burn that many calories drawing you'd have to draw on a big pad of paper with very fast, loose wide motions.

I'd say about 10 000 gesture drawings. 100 - hour long poses and at least one 20 foot tall mural each day.

>Some meme workout from a shitty anime that would produce no results in real life

Reading Chris Hart books

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>>2645922
obviously the joke of that pic is that its very average, but if you want a bust-your-balls-gonna-burn-out-in-a-week kind of routine then here

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>>2646016
and heres some actual schedules that would be better

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>>2646020

>>2645950
>you'd lose any gains due to all that cardio
le /fit/ meme

>100 pushups, situps and squats arent much at all
It's not a ton but it's a fair bit especially daily. When did you last do 100 pushups in a day? And could you do that whole routine daily for long periods of time? I doubt it. There's also variations you can do on these exercises to make them tougher, like doing pistol squats for example.

Even just running 10k a day is very intense, I don't think most runners even do that much.

>>2646016
i dont know how anyone can do these and not have a severe burn out and art block

>>2645922
20 minutes of gestures
20 minutes of quick still lives
20 minutes of thumbnails
one hour of value studies

Seems to have about the same intensity and likelihood of giving amazing results.

>>2646037
The /fit/ meme is that cardio in general kills gains. Doing intense cardio 7 days a week does in fact prevent you from making any muscle gains.

>>2646042
Exactly. Dave's schedule is better and more realistic

>>2646037
>implying that running 10km everyday wouldn't absolutely destroy your gains and your knees/ankles

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>not joining the Body Improvement Club

>>2646053
do this 4 times a day!

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>>2646053
>>2646081 that's more like it

>>2646081
That's 8 hours of work, though. Saitama's routine wouldn't even take 2.

>>2646020
what if I actually works all the day and the only free time I have is evening and week end

>>2645930
>>2645939
>>2645964
do people seriously still do gestures past the first few months of picking up art ?

>>2646160
they shouldn't?

>>2646085
IDGAF, nigga!

>>2646160
why did you stop?

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>meme weeaboo workout instead of doing a normal routine that will provide much better results like stronglifts, starting strength, or even a brosplit

I guess if you applied it to art, draw your Sonic OC 100 times a day instead of using brain power and studying Loomis once a day

>>2646177
>>2646170
didn't feel very challenging anymore when I decided to stop doing them

>>2646187
That's the joke, friend. The workout isn't anything special or even that good, which is why the other characters don't believe him when he says it.

See >>2645952

>>2646160
>Are you a beginner?

Yes to both questions here.

>>2646193

that's exactly when you need to push your imagination and do even more

>>2646226
could you show me your last gesture session ? maybe it'll help me see what I'm missing

Did someone just say gesture. I know I heard word gesture. All this talk of gesture has me itching for a battle..

>>2646160
>>2646193

I don't think you understand how or why you're supposed to do gesture

>>2646251
oh god not another gesture battle

>>2646251
>>2646264
This meme isn't fun, quit forcing it.

>>2646365
>Being this afraid if losing

Heh...

>>2646365
t. gesture battle loser

10 minutes quick studies
100 minute long drawing study
100 minute long painting study

Pro-tip: Before doing this routine you should already be proficient with the basics (design, anatomy, perspective, color, etc. Stuff related to your niche)

Real talk: Needing to do boxes, gestures, or whatever bullshit "exercise" simply for the sake of grinding means either you're still baby-tier or doing art isn't for you.

Making it means perfecting the application of what you already know. Real worth-while practice is you inventing, experimenting, and studying, how to apply that knowledge. That's where genuine skill, that others mistakenly see as talent, begins to develop.

Seriously, doing pages of stuff like cubes only makes you good a doing cubes. That's it. Only dumb-asses from places like LevelUp or FZD prescribe that kind of shit. They know how the market works, how gullible the kids are. They know how to keep you busy and spin whatever story into proof their system works. It's all lies, really.

Making it means perfecting the application. If you still feel the need to do a bunch of gestures "a' day 'ery day," STOP. You're not going to make it. Stick to shitposting.

>>2646365
I'll stop if you can beat me in a GESTURE BATTLE! PREPARE YOUR ANUS!

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>>2645922

I dont think that routine would equate to more than maybe a drawing a day. 100 hundred push ups and squats would take less than 3 or 4 minutes. A 10k run takes 40 to 50 minutes.

>>2646554
Most people can't do 100 push ups and squats and need to spread it out over a long period of time

>>2646556
Working up to 100 push ups at one time would only take a few weeks.

Squats are even easier.

Comparing that to 2/3/4/5 or even 1/2/3/4 plate lifts makes it look like nothing.

>>2645938

I do 10KM running every day on an incline and I'm still fat. 10KM is nothing really.

>>2646572
5 plates would be mighty impressive for reps man.

>>2646544
Not sure if bait or just mislead and possibly stupid.

>>2646694
It's usually for a 1 rep max, and I believe he's talking about the 5 plates being for deadlift in which it is easier to move large weights than other lifts. The point though is that it is impressive.

100 daily shitposts on /ic/.

>>2646143
then make your own schedule based around your needs and the time you have

>>2645952
I like how well this can be changed to fit the context of art. We may look at someone's art and go "WOA WHAT'S THE SECRET" and they spew some shit like "100 gesture drawings every fucking day" and naturally you think that's bull, but there really isn't a secret. It's just a lot of hard work.

>>2646727
That's a lot, I think I can barely manage like 25 a day. /ic/ is too dead for 100.

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>>2646740
...and the hard work isn't even that hard!

>>2646579
You must not be doing it for very long then because you just burnt 600 to 800 calories in one exercise.

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>>2645922
I'm being a NEET this year so idk if this is helpful.

my schedule is like this:

MON - FRI
>warm up (30 min)
>one skill evaluation painting (2 hours)
>pdf reading (2 hours)
>break (30 min)
>1 academic study (2 hours)
>30 sketches from reference (2 hours)
>break (30 min)
>1 quota painting (6 hours)
>skill/flaw assessment (30 min)
>sleep (8 hours)

if I don't have 5 quota paintings done by the end of Friday, then I need 7 done before Monday.

The weekend is dedicated to building my visual library (watching movies, anime, game cutscenes, reading books, lectures on everything, talking to people, taking nature walks, etc.)

I'm not god tier, but I got to work on a few Japanese IPs (Dark Souls, Street Fighter, and Metal Gear)

>>2646801
Damn I'm impressed anon, thats easily twice the workhour recommended by Feng Zhu. Care to share your progression? I will have plenty of spare time after few more months and i probably should aim to put more hours into getting gud like you do.

>>2645922
a level up retard filled 1k copy papers drawing shitty cubes with random perspective, shit like that makes you even worse


saitama's training is posible except the running part, 10km every single day is a lot of risk, it's viable if you distribute the workload in digestable tasks around the day

doing random studies help you get gains, but not as much as studying to actually suport your current personal projects out of your confort zone

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>>2645922
Get the best hentai manga style you prefer, and copy every single page of the whole volume poses and perspective drawings.
10 panels per day.

>>2646160
>still do gestures
I'm a beginner but I thought gestures studies was an everyday exercise.

>>2646064
You just need to eat more, famiglia

>>2646801
what do you mean by quota paintings?
Also how to do you go about doing the skill/flaw assessment and the skill evaluation, or what sort of things do you look for/ask yourself when doing those?

>>2646986
hnng muh dick!

TO CLARIFY!!!!!!

OPM workout would be an intermediate-level fitness program. i doubt any of you fucking neckbeards can do a hundred pushups.

>>2647747
>2016
>Still doing push-ups

Say it with me: Not going to make it

>>2646037
You'rre fucking fat huh?

>>2647751
2061
>still using an aero bench press for caffienated reps

never going to clambake it

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>>2646983
> out of your confort zone

In the extra story in volume 3, he professes his belief that strength is limitless, and that we can always progress by working harder than we did today. He's basically always going outside his comfort zone.

While it's unrealistic in his case, he does have a point: if we give ourselves difficult but attainable goals, we can avoid both stagnation and burning out. It's a fine equilibrium to find and we all know people who are good but stopped making progress years ago.

>>2646983
>1k copy papers drawing shitty cubes with random perspective
In a day? Wew lad. That's pretty good. Getting that mileage. I doubt I've drawn that much in month.

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>>2647010
It is. It not only gives you the natural ability to tell a story with only a few lines, but also helps you draw proportions correctly without thinking much about them. You can't train either of these things enough.

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>>2649167
>no one has posted it yet

>>2649184
Didn't mean to respond

>>2646801
i bet you never break your schedule, and i also bet that it isnt the ideal day as it should be of yours and not one which you can rarely if ever reach.

>>2646544
you have a point but you write like a dumb bitch

>>2646579
>a six mile run is nothing
>I'm still fat
Doubt a fatty could run a mile much less 6. There was a personal trainer who did the OPM routine and his legs gave out after a couple of days because the lack of rest your muscles receive doesn't lead to gains but can cause damage.

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>>2645922
Here ya go, OP.

>>2646544
>Before doing this routine you should already be proficient with the basics
>Before studying you should have already studied enough to study

>Do basics like perspective
>But don't draw boxes

>Do basics like anatomy
>But don't do gesture

If talent does exist, you certainly have it for shitposting.

>>2650204
you would be surprised on the endurance of fat on people working hard.

>>2646801
one thing is I can say, NEVER get a "real" job.

Be a NEET until your portfolio gets you work, absolutely do not "settle" for a day job if at all possible. You will burn away your hours and have literally nothing left. I have 4 hours a day for EVERYTHING let alone drawing, and I still only work "part time" according to my hire status

>>2650446
Everybody keeps saying things like
"100 studies" and "100 sketches." Don't you guys think that's a bit... high? I'd say. 4 a day each. MAX. I don't think that more art always equals better art. You have to balance your mental sanity and overall life. Do what challenges you, but don't waste your time doing the excessive. 100 sit-ups would take no more than 15 minutes for just about anybody, if in sets of 10 starting every 1.5 minutes (bare minimum ofc).

100 shading studies, though? Sounds more like 4 minutes * 100 = 400 mins = at least 6 hours of grueling, somewhat boring work. After an hour that somewhat boring work becomes overbearing. What is wrong with you people?

What the hell is the point of that workout?

>>2651397
To be gay

>>2651337
ur not gonna make it

>>2648787
who is that?

>>2651526
I was going to reply to him just to say just that but /ic/ came through for me once again

>>2651337
>After an hour that somewhat boring work becomes overbearing.
Not. Gonna. Make. It.

>>2646986
boobs

There is a maximum level of advancement you can achieve each day. Your muscles/brain/nerves need time to recuperate and adapt - thereby learning, you can't cheat on that.
Secondly, due to the logistic function of learning, it'll get progressively harder to improve as time goes on. Thirdly, quantity beats quality. One well-made study is better than 3 hastily made ones.

In short: focussing for 2 hours/day for a month will give you better results than focussing for 8 hours/day for a week, unless you're a complete beginner.

>>2645922
Cutting off your hands because that's about as useful as that workout routine

>>2653309

If you split one long session into multiple subjects you work around the problem. After 2 hours you switch to a different type of study. 2 hours anatomy, 2 hours colour study, 2 hours perspective, master studies, etc. There are enough unique subjects within art to justify a session of practice longer than 2 hours which does not produce diminishing returns. You couldn't even cover every subject with a daily routine, you'd have to do a split.

Yes, quality does beat quantity, but a quantity of quality is what you really want.

>>2646016
>>2646020
>>2646022

Thank you so much guys, I want to give that in contribution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3Al7QAS89s

>>2651618
Feng Zhu

>>2646037
>When did you last do 100 pushups in a day?
when I was working out every 2-3 days was pushups it was about a sixth of my workout
I did 350+ not including other exercises.
100 really is very little once you become fit.

>>2646986
well done anon
where can I follow your full breasted endeavors

>>2646074

Why do the Japs always make white, strong, tall men into fucking Neo-Nazi fetish punk rockers?

>>2646544
post your work famalamily

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>>2646020
>>2646016
>>2646022

one more

>>2653309
>Thirdly, quantity beats quality.
>One well-made study is better than 3 hastily made ones.
What did he mean by this?

>>2645938
any workout where you don't take break days is completely and totally stupid. do your research kids.

Did loomis became bored of being too good?