No.63672[View All]
All you need to begin drawing is a pencil and some paper
Feel free to post any drawings of yours in this thread. Illustration, doodle, traditional, digital - anything goes. Discussion on skillbuilding techniques and fair critique of other wizards' work is welcome.
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>>61410 No.67858
>>67857Thank you for your kind words
No.67865
>>66336I love this fella, what a gentle looking pal
No.67867
>>67848very nice and soft
No.67941
>>67891Clay was pretty relatable honestly
No.67944
>>67932You found a character who was designed to be beautiful and warped her with ugly qualities. You essentially took something that was proven to look good and then flipped its good qualities upside down. No matter how good the shading is or how balanced the line splines are, an ugly subject will produce and ugly image. For that reason your art is bad.
Learn to appreciate beauty, and then strive to create more of it.
No.67945
>>67932got anything lewder?
No.67946
>>67944Beauty this, good qualities that. I find beauty in the aesthetics of videogame succubi curves. I use art as a creative outlet for energy produced by semen retention. I don't really care about 2B, never even played her game, but I like her character design.
>made ugly worseHow if all I did was literally drawing her using several screenshots from the game as a reference? I am trying to improve rendering technique, not to create a Mona Lisa.
You are just high on your own farts.
No.67947
>>67946Hypofrontal argumentative capacity.
>but I like her character design. Her design is one of endearment and the common qualities of healthy young succubus (2d) beauty. You took those qualities and flipped them on their head
Where 2B is round, you made angular
Where 2B is smooth, you made bumpy
Where 2B is fair, you added moles
Where 2B's expression was of robotic melancholy, you added smug seduction
You don't like her design, you like her outfit for its revealing qualities and you wanted to see some droopy-eyed, masculine single mother wearing it so that's what you drew. It doesn't matter how good your shading is, or your composition, or the cleanness of your lines; if you make ugly design choices, your work will come out ugly.
If you're going to draw ugly succubi, then create your own. Don't take someone who is fair and pretty and sexy and distort her to your own liking as those people who niggerize anime succubi do. It's dishonorable - very rude to anyone who connects with that character.
No.67996
>>67995Ce sontait l'anne 2020, a que tu t'attendes? (et je suis Americaine, ainsi une coglione =_=).
No.67997
>>67996AAAAAAAAAAH MY EYES (jk). Allow me to correct you, wizardman.
>mon vieMa vie*, ma is feminine, not masculine
>SontaitTechnically the right spelling for this word is 'sortait', but since it was in past tense, it's not 'sortait' but 'est sorti en 2020'. It's also important to put a 'en' or 'pendant' before ' l'année ' so as to say 'during the year 2020' or 'in 2020', saying 'it released year 2020' doesn't make sense in french.
>a que tu t'attendesà quoi tu t'attendais*, little accent, and a 'ais' at the end of the word 'attendre' (infinitive) which means 'wait' because it's 'what DID you expect'. And technically, french prefer to say in the reversed form 'tu t'attendais à quoi ?' with a space between the end punctuation and before. The final sentence would look like 'C'est sorti en 2020, tu t'attendais à quoi ?' hehe. Also 'americain
e and un
e would mean you are a succubus, because it's what we add at the ended of the words when the subject (You) is feminine. Dunno if it's a mistake tho.
That was very unwelcome, pompous and unasked for but here you go, enjoy.
I don't blame you though, french is a very hard language, and from a shithole country i'd recommend no one to travel to even temporarily. I do respect your effort however, mistakes are just a part of learning ofc.
No.67998
>>67997I mean technically you could say 'C'est sorti année 2020' now that I think of it. Pretty rare though, and not with an ' l' '. Anyway forgive me lol.
No.68000
>>67998No worries, thank you for clarifying and correcting. I'm sure I'll get it down un jour, mais pour maintenant c’est comme ça .
Though you're being too harsh on yourself. Even Japan finds alot to admire from France.
No.68001
>>68000Glad I could be of help then. And it's fine don't worry.
>Though you're being too harsh on yourself. Even Japan finds alot to admire from France.Nah. Most people think France is a civilized country and ironically value our history/culture more than 'french' even do. Most of what foreigners admire about France are things that are either greatly exaggerated, non-existent, or were pretty much discarded over time. It does seem that what people think of a country VS living there is actually very different. I could go on and on to elaborate, but you get the idea. Very chaotic and unstable country, if we can even call it one at that point. But i'm glad you find that some things are admirable nonetheless, despite everything.
No.68009
>>68008why did you stop drawing?
No.68010
>>68009because I wanted to know how to draw well and quickly. but it takes time and therefore it discourages me.
No.68037
>>63672Here is a quick sketch I made, kinda messed up with the head but rest of body still looks good.
Btw try to guess the anime succubi name and what anime she is from.
No.68038
>>68037Uh, robot succubus from Ghost in the shell, idk.
Cool detail, though.
No.68102
>>67993The creature there is my "oc", the pie giraffe. I indeed only used him once in Middle school for a little diagram thing about Newton's motion laws nearly 2 decades ago. Here I sacrifice it for all to see now.
Cheers.
No.68103
>>68028dont cut yourself on that edge
No.68165
>>68164spooky. I wish I can draw as good as you. check mines here:
>>68005 No.68166
>>68165I hope you to draw again. Don't bother to be better. I believe it only adds more tension. That tension takes something from you, but I don't have a name for it.
No.68167
>>68164Love the surreal emotion and composition.
Thanks for sharing.
No.68169
>>68166how many years of drawing do you have?
No.68170
>>681696 years professionally, but total 18 years I guess.
No.68172
>>68170nice. I'm just an amateur compared to you
No.68202
Welp, here are some words of wisdom concerning art:
"Don't be afraid of perfection, you'll never reach it"
"That's all we are: amateurs. We don't live long enough to be considered anything else"
"Art is never completed, only abandoned"
"All art is erotic" (Gustav Klimt)
"Perfection is achieved not when there's nothing left to add but when there's nothing left to take away"