How come Japanese artists get so good if most of them don't even do any real life drawing?
I get that most of them are slaves who draw 24/7 and get good at rendering fast, but rendering doesn't teach you form, texture or perspective at all.
>>3092406
>don't even do any real life drawing?
who lied to you? They have actually teach art as a serious profession and not a hobby
>>3092406
This is one of the least intelligent posts I think I've ever seen on /ic/
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realistic yugi is best yugi
:P
>>3092406
when things are so stylized you can't tell that they're bad. OP image for instance doesn't know how light works.
>>3092449
>OP image for instance doesn't know how light works.
Bullshit.
The light is coming diagonally from the upper left.
This shows in the musculature and in the armor.
>>3092474
yet the face is light like there's a flashlight under his chin?
OP is a fag, post Takahashi art.
>>3092481
The chin's light comes from the glare of the armor.
>>3092484
Takahashi is so fucking good.
>>3092406
>he doesn't grind how to draw books for the various subject matter then use reference as needed.
i thought you fuckers study asiafags. this is how they do it.
>>3092484
Does anybody have an artbook download for this guys stuff. I love the way he draws. Yugioh was a fun read.
>>3092406
Asians learn primarily from studying other artists, so they internalize shapes and forms indirectly, often without intending that. Westerners on the other hand start from scratch and build up, tackling things like anatomy which Asians learn second hand. Of course it's way faster to learn to draw a stylized body by studying other stylized bodies than by going through anatomy and figuring out how to stylize using a real body as reference, even if it means sacrificing some technical accuracy that autists on /ic/ will pinpoint
>>3092524
Duel Art? It's not scanned yet.
>>3092536
>internalize shapes and forms indirectly, often without intending that.
even before they learn how to draw,
they actually do that everytime they write.
each of the chinese, japanese kanji and korean characters r made up of dots, lines, and curves