No.56468
>>56467Can you draw a police officer riding a dolphin and a little kid carrying the dolphin overhead while running barefooted on the ocean's surface?
Thanks!
No.56496
>>56474Thanks!
Here's where the idea for it came from. I wanted to know what you would imagine by a description alone.
No.56549
>>56530It's okay, wiz, thank you for trying.
No.56638
>>56637
Could you draw a Tao priest fighting a hopping vampire? Thanks!
No.56639
>>56637
please draw me megaman smiling and happy and looking at the viewer saying 'good luck'
No.56721
>>56719amazing, I love you
No.56735
>>56720i agree, they are an interesting creature
>>56723i love this
No.56736
>>56274wow this looks amazing
No.56826
this is a bit /meta/ but what is it about drawing that makes it such a great hobby for wizards?
No.56837
>>56826It's a low cost and solitary endeavour.
No.56845
>>56844good job with shadows/highlights
No.56947
>>56812I know these sorts of studies usually get overlooked but good job, wiz. Keep sharpening those skills.
No.56965
anyone know where I can find a program or a drawing program where I can click once to draw and click again to stop? That is, instead of having to hold the left click down while I make a line? Such a program would make it vastly easier to draw with a mouse.
No.56968
https://www.instagram.com/november9k/Sorry for the platform, honestly I don't really know where to upload
No.56969
>>56968You can upload files either by selecting from the folder on your computer or holding and dropping it on the drop/paste area.
No.56970
>>56968A lot of artist use twitter. At least you can save images there and they only pester you to log in half as often as instagram.
No.56971
>>56968ive seen this artwork before, where else did you post it?
No.57100
>>57077Very nice edge control on the second one!
No.57184
¿It is possible to learn how to draw, even when you are grown up? I heard Van Gogh never draw anything before he was 30. After 2 years of practice, he became a very good artist. ¿Is it’s possible to do the same?
No.57188
>>57184van gogh was a failure in basically every way in his own lifetime. probably not the best person you can use as an example in your question
there is no technical reason why you can't learn to draw at any age
No.57191
>>57188Van Gogh wasn't the only one. Claud Monet, for example, wasn't a failure and he started in his 40's or so. It is never too late to start drawing, but if you are too old, you may never reach the level you could have if you started earlier. The more you do, the better you become after all.
>>57190Wizard, just draw. You don't need motivation, just do it damn it. But if you really need a request, draw me Chie Satonaka from Persona 4.
No.57197
>>57190Something GLT
>>54932Anyone saying that you just need to draw to get good is bullshiting. I’m literally good at like 2 things in life and that’s guns and making mechanical models. I’ve spent hours and I’m just not getting good, I’ll keep at it but I’ve noticed pretty much no improvements since last month. In fact it looks identical to what I drew when I were a fucking preteen it’s so frustrating. I just want to create but I can hardly draw a circle as illustrated by pic related
No.57198
>>57197>guns and making mechanical modelsunirnoically child's play. art is extremely difficult, i would recommend going on /ic/, pilfering their resources and finding something that speaks to you.
No.57200
>>57197>>57191I don't know either of these enough to come up with some scene that makes sense, so it would probably just be a portrait unless you suggest otherwise
No.57207
>>57197Start from Drawabox lessons. It is free and easy to digest. Construction, perspective, how to make lines. Those are the basics. Learn the basics - practice - improve. Not just drawing for fun.
Perspective on your picture is weird, literally incomprehensible, the lines are wobbly and curved, hatches and cross hatches are too straight, show no shape, no texture, serve no purpose. If you want to get good, start from the very fundamentals. After you have acquired the understanding how things work, drawing will be fun.
No.57208
>>57200Portrait sounds good. Flex your skills, wiz.