No.63672[Last 50 Posts]
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.63720
>>63699>pic 1That is a very large coochie.
You should work with lines. The outline should be thick, the details thin, if something is closer to the viewer, it should be thicker, if something is farther - thinner, intersection of lines also can be made thicker to indicate depth.
>pic 2A decent gondola.
No.63721
>>63699this gondola wants to be colored
No.63723
>>63720yeah kogasa has wide hips and squishy parts. i will experiment w/ lines more
>>63721take a swing @ it if u want, i'm not good at colour
No.63744
And here is my first of this year. Cant believe how much time this one took…
>>63673cute
>>63699post pixiv
>>63717more
No.63790
drawing what you get off to, and mastering it, regardless of the end result or its visual style. this has gotta be the holy grail for fappers. becoming the artist you fap to. making your own fap fuel. perfection
No.63798
>>63790Yeah I'm almost there. I've had to stop my drawing to go fap because I got turned on by my own graphite scribbles on the paper. I think I can't do it yet because I see the anime succubi I draw as a human I created, like a daughter, so my penis flags her as unmountable despite how pretty she is (i'm not a race that can do wincest). I think if I go back and look at some the loli I drew years ago or while very drunk then I can fap to them because I don't remember the process of drawing them.
That's not to say my art is good. I fap to simple stuff. I'm a simple man who draws simple loli.
No.63802
its kind of sad to think about how many hours goes into a drawing just for most people to look at it for a couple seconds, save it (maybe), and move on
welp, no matter, its fun so ill keep doing it
No.63803
Farmer toad with wife.
>>63802Worm yourself into their sub-conscious so they'll see it every time they close their eyes, even to blink.
No.63807
>>63806yes yes you've once again drawn a square in a position and then again in another position. Could you consider waiting until you've done it 3 times before posting it to the thread? You'll bring us to 300 posts before March at this pace.
No.63808
>>63807Wow the non draw fag hates the art poster, surprise.
And your non saged post brings us closer as well, at least they posted art.
No.63809
>>63807i like his sexy elastic cubes
No.63810
>>63808>Wow the non draw fagHow do you know I am not posting my art in this thread? Several other users have contributed feedback without also posting their art in the same post. Regardless, my (assumed) lack of participation in the thread doesn't retract my right to criticize a poster in it.
>hates the art poster, surprise"Hates?" I politely asked him to post in a more respectable manner. Posting 3 images in one post as opposed to one image every few hours is the standard in other threads of an image-dump nature, such as the Cute Anime Succubi thread, the Anime Screenshots thread, and the Last Fap thread.
>And your non saged post brings us closer as well,Posts submitted with Sage aren't detracted from the total post counter. Your Sage brought us just as mush closer to sinking as my Noko.
>at least they posted artYou don't need to use sex-neutral pronouns. We're all men here.
The thread's OP mentions explicitly that critique is allowed. I did that, and also critiqued his posting style at the same time. My post was double on topic. If that doesn't satisfy you, here's a drawing of me. Took me 4 hours.
No.63865
>>63858very nice witch kid, i hope she has many friends
No.63895
More birds today; these pages are in order. Also tried drawing cathedrals today from a book in a library, gonna start drawing buildings and landscapes which I have mostly never done in my life.
>>63894Nice, I've drawn on my phone a bit.
But drawing tablets are like $50…
No.63896
>>63895you can get open box (but still new) stuff on ebay for under $20
No.63901
>>63894fingers? you use a special pen for graphic tablets. it isnt like a touchscreen, your hand/fingers do nothing to it.
No.63993
>wizard draw thread
>90% of the posts are porn and anime succubi
reallygetsthenogginjoggin
No.64010
>>63993>(young adult) male (virgin) draw thread>they draw sexy images and things men likeholy freakin crap…
sorry we put a strain on your semen retention based warp waning master truewiz
No.64015
>>63993>12 posts containing animu or lewds>14 posts not containing such (or 9 if you exclude the box)>90%fucking americans
No.64054
>>64049Is that Lamb Chop?
No.64247
>>64223i rememebr my first time doing a commission for graphic design stuff 10+ yrs ago, they just kept requesting more and more changes. i was like fuck this, ghosted them, and quit entirely
No.64261
>>64247>graphic designHopefully not for advertising sake. Advertising and the graphic design it relies on is entirely directed by a mess of psychological studies and the scrutiny of self-taught
experts. One pixel or color choice could be regarded as potentially ineffective at attracting a customer's eye so everything has to be "just right", but there's no real guideline for right or wrong so it's just a guessing game. It doesn't matter how much heart or time the artist put in, all that is valued by the customer is the work's potential to hypnotize Joe Normie and Jane Creditcardstein. I can only imagine your frustration.
I was lucky to be asked to draw a nice anime succubus who I was also an enjoyer of, so my appreciation of her shined through and the customer was pleased to see her smiling face. A mutual exchange of time and currency to add more lines and colors of a specific variety to the ocean of art for people who fancy that particular variety to enjoy freely.
No.64262
>>64261it was actually just an album cover for a band. but i was not working with vectorized assets so requested changes were punishing, abd there were too many individual things being done. they should have got a guy for background, guy for text and graphic mockup, then a guy to combine it all, instead of making me do everything. lesson learned early in life though, it is not fun to work for other ppl
No.64276
>>64262Graphic design is mostly text based tough, in fact most of them just draw as a hobby.
No.64553
>>63675I like this very much.
No.64643
>>64610this one reminds me of runescape
No.64663
>>64661This happens when you don't do art for the sake of art
No.64665
>>64661faggot does art for others' sake
gets mad when they don't give him attention
comic made by an attention whore faggot
No.64674
>>64661>destroying your art because some random normalfags didn't enjoy itA male aura so negative it might as well be prosuccubussian
>>64666It's textbook narcissism. These succubi, these bugchugger soymen… They have their own weird worldviews and ways of thinking but just assume that they're not only normal, but an elevated state or normal that others should strive to be. The guy not understanding her sarcasm is realistic but also almost self-critical because it shows that her rationale for discriminating against Rich Gamer Bro is something she thinks is so normal, so common, that it doesn't need to be explained; that anyone would be able to read her sarcasm towards the counterargument to her rationale. Instead of making the dude look dumb for not getting it, she instead manages to show her lack of self-awareness, and also her excess of self-affirmation. What a stupid BITCH!!!
No.64678
>>64674Too many unnecessary words. This would have been enough. >What a stupid BITCH!!!
No.64685
>>64674>>64678Low tier wage slaves who simp for the wealthy elites deserve every bit of scorn that comes their way.
No.64707
>>64661Good, cartoonfags deserve nothing
No.64729
draw withc
>>64726nice, good
>>64685Kill your self teenage commie
No.64731
>>64729nice (witch's) familiars
No.64733
>>64726Looking at ponies makes me happy. Thank you.
No.64744
>>64610Horrornimous Beotch, pls.
No.64749
>>64729good coming along. I assume the 100 means your 100th picture?
No.64750
>>64749no this is like picture #7. The 💯💯💯 means that Megumin & Ashley are 100% capable of total normie death
No.64789
>>64779I really like your style. Could you tell me what are the best exercises to begin how to draw? i cant draw hair or divide the space between the eyes
No.64790
>>64729can i run this through stable diffusion and "AI ENHANCE" it with ur permission
No.64791
>>64790Go for it, I'm curious to see the extent to which my art could possibly be less faulty
No.64796
>>64789Uhhh, most I can say is try to follow certain tutorials/guides that delve more into drawing as a beginner.
Learn the principles and elements of art (what makes a piece attractive). You don't have to hammer them home but it helps to know the basics. I actually need a refresher to strengthen my skills in them, actually…
What helps with leaning, either practicing drawing or studying, is taking breaks every 25 minutes or so (Look up the pomodoro method).
Also for learning, via video or text, I forgot what the method is called but it involves taking microbreaks (e.g. 10 secs or more every 2 minutes, about) since it allows the mind to store temporary memory/info into long-term. Ivedone this for some videos and it honestly helps. Though I'd have to spend less time on overstimulating sites like Youtube/Twitter so the things I learned stay in better.
I'd be glad to explain more, if you'd like.
No.64797
>>64789Asking for books and tutorials for how to draw in general, when you already know how to hold a pencil and lay down lines.. You're just delaying your own progress. The only way to learn how to draw in general is to examine any and all objects around you, then pull those visions from your subconscious memory when you wish to put them to paper. Just draw. If something looks off, step back, reflect, and draw it again until it doesn't seem awkward to your already developed senses of shapes, scale, and volume. This is how to train your imagination to pull from the depths of your memory, while also encouraging you to develop your own style which you are comfortable reproducing.
Practicing art is about bringing forth what is already in your human brain through experimentation. Do yourself a solid and just draw. Your first drawings will look bad, as everyone's do. But when you have those bad drawings in front of you, and you know they look bad, then you can study why exactly they look bad. Remember why they look bad. Then avoid making the same mistakes again. This is how an artist grows from within.
See a problem with the distance between eyes? Then you already have a preconceived preference of what distance looks good. So draw them again until they look good, remember what you did differently to get that good result, and then reproduce those steps when drawing eyes in the future. Pencils and paper are cheap, your time is not. Do not waste it learning how to shade a sphere the way some left-brain autist did in 1820. You want to draw characters, so just keep drawing characters, and eventually you will learn how to do so efficiently.
No.64825
>>64796
>I'd be glad to explain more, if you'd like.I would like you to explain much more. I saw a video of a guy who said that, by studying the basics for 4 years, he became a professional.
No.64828
>>64825I'm not sure about 4 years but yeah, ultimately it comes down to how dedicated you are to it. It's about forming new habbits. For me, it's a bit difficult since I've been feeling more tired (likely from an inconsistantsleep scheduel? Not a crazy difference but going to sleep around 5am-6am and waking up in the afternoo Though I also have Hashimoto's diesease so IDK if thats a factor with how i feel).
I was going to try this out. IDK if it's beginner-friendly but as mentioned in the video, it basically uses the PDCA cycle. So instead of focusing on just a particular artist or style, you could focus on general anatomy. Though I recommend asking other artist for ideas for suggestions.
https://youtu.be/5vimb5sD0kw No.64845
>>64843Keep up the good work, wiz.
No.64849
I've been interested in drawing for a while but I suck dick and balls. The main advice I've seen is to use Loomis books, but not to get too bogged down in anatomy/theory and just draw until something looks good. I'm also somewhat interested in 3D modeling/animation but I'm not sure if that will be easier or harder than 2D
No.64858
>>64849learning anatomy and loomis and all that boring stuff doesn't teach you how to draw. all you need is your own eyes, to draw what you see until you can draw it without having to see it. everything else is just learning a specific style or shortcuts to reaching specific styles. you are no worse off doing your own thing, you just need a critical eye and to always be mindful of where you want to end up
No.64894
>>64661I've come to the conclusion:
If art is tennis, then..
No.64905
>>64894And that quote is from decades ago, I dont understand why people still draw cartoons anymore when seemeingly everyone hates them.
No.64919
>>64895That's a cool ritual
No.64955
>>64919Hardly a proper ritual considering i am an atheist. my father is a believer, and i got them blessed at the church for him, but if that is enough than the ritual works.
Before it became tame and sterile, early christian art was rather nice, monograms (like the one i used), insular style with its cool twisted designs and ginger jesus, illuminated miniatures and their casual cruelty.
Btw i recall a part from 1980s ussr anthropology/religion book which stated that similar rituals can be traced to prehistoric ritualistic cannibalism, which then became just ritual killing, which in turn got tamed down to animal sacrifice, circumcision, or ritual food consumption.
No.65198
Pony hug.
>>64857Billions of times better than anything I could have made with my left.
No.65199
>>65198nice pone hug well done
No.65201
>>65198Kinda gay, the guy has the opportunity to draw himself hugging hot shit but instead draws some gay ass pony lol
No.65202
>>65198Thank you.
Nice job on the pony hug. Reminds me of the days of My Little Dashie.
No.65344
Joked years ago about how I'd eventually wind up drawing huge boob kemono commissions for hundreds of dollars each
Now here I am, drawing dudes' Coldsteel The Hedgehogs for $10
Made $70 this year so far. Getting there
No.65360
>>65344👍 getting paid to draw. Congrats
No.65362
>>65360Won't last long most likely since AI does porn commission stuff more and more effectively. Unless he has a very supreme unique style he won't make it far probably but that should also give him motivation to haul ass while it lasts.
No.65363
>>63744I really like this one, very comfy to look at.
No.65364
>>65362No, you defeatist AI-Shill. People pay for commissions because they enjoy the prospect of someone (a living human bean) making them a personalized product. The fact that you have any faith in diffusion being able to consistently and efficiently produce art that people would pay for is a sign that you probably can't tell the difference between HIGH and ULTRA HIGH graphics settings.
No.65366
>>65364Most of the stuff these illustrators do can be done by AI already wether they like it or not. AI can draw furry porn just as effectively by now and it will only improve.
No.65367
>>65366I'll type again: If you think what AI does now is "just as effectively" as what humans are doing, then you are incapable seeing art for more than just very basic shapes and colors. it's not even like furry porn is nuanced with subtle elements that make it what it is, no, it's rather that AI is so haphazardly bad at doing anything beyond forming vague representations of what it's told to make that nobody who has any interest in art has reason to give it a second glance.
You have aphantasia and can't asymmetrical bicep curl 35x20.
No.65369
>>65367Lol your hostility shows that it must be true that AI will replace most of these commission illustrators because it keeps on improving and the time will come when most people rather pay a monthly fee for a good AI that does things faster and more effectively than buying single commissions from some guy. I'm don't mean all artists but I'm talking about the type of commission artists who all do the same looking stuff, they will get replaced fast.
No.65469
I love when you try drawing something new and it seemingly arbitrarily works first time, and you think you learnt something, and then it never works again, and you realize you didn't improve at all. Really fun and encouraging. Then you open youtube and get mogged by useless, funnyman tutorials that don't explain shit beyond "like just think in 3d and copy me haha". Copying is useless without actual understanding, there's a serious dearth of actual quality teachers, everyone seems like a fucking clout chaser who'll only response to comments jerking them off, anyone with an actual valid question gets ignored. Someone else straight up admitted she just winged it and doesn't know what she's talking about, why are you wasting my time then?
I wanted to get better at drawing heads at different perspectives, I get it, it's a sphere with a mask attached to the front, but it felt like pure rng as to whether it worked or not. I guess that's normal, but as drawing is the only thing I care about getting good at, and the results are so all over the place, it's fucking irritating. I should probably stop taking it so seriously and just learn some wagie proof boring bullshit like web dev instead. Thanks for reading my self indulgent incoherent blogpost.
No.66014
Anyone knows any good resources to learn how to draw? something that walks me through it, at least to some acceptable level. I don't wanna just watch random youtube videos.
something like those guitar learning methods book if there's any equivalent.
Also I'm wondering if I should go for drawing digitally or traditionally, I just want to get to a level that I can draw stuff that are satisfying. I've no idea which one is better for that.
No.66017
>>66014JUST
START
DRAWING
A pencil isn't a motor vehicle. There is no procedure to starting it, maintaining it, inspecting, safely operating… No guides or suggestions are neccesary. Just put the pencil to the paper and draw. Are you not curious to see what you can do entirely on your own first? If you're too worried about what might happen or you're too emberassed at the prospect of creating something that most people wouldn't regard as good, then illustrating might not be for you.
No.66019
>>66017>>66017'aight!
Maybe I got a wrong mindset but isn't there some basics and fundamentals like every other art?
No.66038
>>66014Not him, there are fundamentals, but I would advise starting by just trying to draw something you actually want to draw first, a character you like or whatever else, expecting nothing, think of yourself as a caveman discovering fingerpainting for the first time, there's no reason you should be instantly good at something you've never dabbled in and not been taught about, so be lenient with yourself. For every couple of bad drawings you might have just one good one, that's normal, as you make it a habit you'll start thinking more analytically about why this particular thing worked but this other thing didn't, why you can't draw heads, why this part looks off, and that'll inevitably lead to looking up certain resources and guides that are directly applicable to what you actually want to do.
For example, you try drawing a face, it looks wrong, you realise you don't even understand how to draw a head let alone a face, you might google tutorials about drawing a head and they'll start talking about viewing a head as a sphere, as a 3d representation on the page, you're now learning about spatial reasoning and perspective which applies to all drawing, in a way that's actually going to interest you, because you tried drawing a furry loli tulpa but her head looked weird - maybe this time it won't - with a lot of practice you should start having mini breakthroughs as things start to click.
I think the main thing is being conscientious about what you're doing. I used to play a game that made me annoyed because despite dumping 700+ hours I'd lose to people with far less playtime, but I never actually played to get better, I just played for fun; if I'm not analyzing my gameplay and thinking about how I can improve, why would I? This doesn't mean you shouldn't just play for fun, or just draw for the sake of drawing (you absolutely should) but there's a lot to be said for doing a thing you enjoy, while also being invested in the pursuit of getting better at that thing, it just feels good, even if it's a game, or a drawing, nobody else in the world gives a single fuck about but you.
No.66039
>>66014I also forgot to mention, I would recommend drawing digitally for a beginner, you could argue traditional is better because it'll make you really consider each line, but if you want to jump straight into drawing pretty things which satisfy you and give you little boosts of serotonin which encourage you to draw more, digital is better, because you can undo and alter things that look wrong, as you go, while you're learning, rather than getting obsessed with doing things perfectly first time and then raging and giving up.
No.66040
>>66014>>66019I've been drawing for over 10 years now (on and off) and I remember how difficult it was in the beginning to figure out how to actually start drawing and what resources to use, etc. Obsessing over it significantly retarded my progress. This was only further bolstered by the fact that everybody is so serious about art, and strongly steering you towards certain resources because they're "good" (i.e just popular) and steering you away from so called "inferior" resources. I wouldn't fall into this trap.
More than that, you have to understand that there's a thousand ways to skin a cat; there are innumerous approaches to drawing some of which are fundamentally opposed to each other, while simultaneously both being valid (which is very confusing as a beginner) so if you read too many instructional books you will be inundated with contradictory information.
There's also the simple fact that most drawing books are just shit.
I would just pick up a step-by-step drawing book (often times poopooed by ""serious artists"") and just follow along with a couple of projects just so you can begin to see what it's like to actually start a drawing; making marks on a page, going from rough to detail, etc.
Here, try this:
http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=24AFA1288ACDDF54FE6A15130A50CA64Just follow along with a couple of the projects and get a grip on how it's actually like to start approaching a drawing.
If the process in this book doesn't resonate with you, try another book -but don't get tricked into thinking that some methods are somehow 'superior' ore more valid than others, just do what feels comfortable to you.
Then after that, JUST DRAW. I highly advise against doing 'studies' and 'practicing' and all that autistic shit. There's so many people that completely ruined their progress (myself included) by autistically copying anatomy books and drawing cubes and cylinders over and over. Just draw what you want, and use references to bolster your drawings.
You want to draw a dragon? Go draw a dragon, and when you run into a stumbling block (e.g. you can't draw its wings) go look up pictures of dragons and incorporate that element (the wings in this case) into your own drawing, by just copying it.
You want to draw Conan the Barbarian? Rough out a pose, and then look at pictures of bodybuilders to get down the actual anatomy, etc.
This is super important and I'd wish I'd know this much, much sooner. Too many people retard their progress by just mindlessly copying shit, instead of analyzing and applying knowledge.
And a final thing: you will suck, possibly for the first couple of years. Patience and persistence are necessities.
Hopefully this somewhat helps.
No.66230
>>65469For one I am glad AI will replace artists, I wasted over 12 years going nowhere, I drew at least an hour at least 5 days of the week, a drawing made in 2012 looked the same as one made in 2021, so in june of 2022 I gave up, I am just waiting Ai becomes good enough to make more abstract niche stuff. Artist, specially internet teachers and gurus are just talent deniers, you can't teach talent.
No.66231
>>66230>For one I am glad AI will replace artists,It won't
>For one I am glad AI will replace artists, I wasted over 12 years going nowhereSour grapes
>I drew at least an hour at least 5 days of the weekNot enough
>a drawing made in 2012 looked the same as one made in 2021LOOMUS books will do that
>Artist, specially internet teachers and gurus are just talent deniers, you can't teach talent.You just have no drive.
No.66237
>>66040>JUST DRAWIt is as simple as that. I've been trying to grind anatomy courses and drawing gurus for two and a half years only to realize that I hate studying drawing, doing studies and shit like that. One guy draws human body with boxes, other uses beans, third one just sketches with lines, fourth one uses values with no lines at all… It is so mind-boggling for a noob. Trying to do it like the gurus burned me out constantly, made me hate and despise this hobby.
For the last year I'm just drawing sexy videogame succubi all the time, just take 3d pinup renders from deviantart to use as references, trying to recreate them and to my surprise I actually notice small improvements here and there.
Of course, watching a anatomical course or two is a good thing that gives a basis to improve upon, grinding 'assignments' and shit while may teach you a thing or two, will burn out the energy you could use for actually practicing.
I still suck though. My ability to criticize is far above my ability to draw and paint. It is very unpleasant feeling.
No.66239
>>66237If you are that critical then you d know that bad art made famous by luck is no technicality either
No.66242
>>66239It requires being stupid level of confidence. I do know that many shitty artists have followers and do commissions just because they are too self-assured and people without art skills believe in their bullshit.
I can't be like that. I can't peddle shit. Tried having deviantart, tried having presence in the social media - I can't. I physically cringe when I post my art, it feels like lying. Not to mention, as a proper outcast I have zero social skills, I don't know what makes art consumers tick. I just draw shit I like to draw.
No.66247
>>66246put a mirror up behind your computer monitor
pose your hand
look at it
draw it as you see it
there is no other way to draw hands
No.66252
>>66246Not bad wiz
>Please help me in drawing handsIt's the artists' globally shared plight that hands are difficult to make appealing to the common human's expectations of them. Those hands are alright. They translate their actions well. The finger placement and length is adequate for your character style. Though they are not consistent within themselves. One is much larger than the other, and even the big one is undersized.
Place your palm flush against the underside of your forearm. You'll see that the tips of your middle finger are just a few inches short of reaching your wrist. Now with this knowledge going forward, when you have a character laid out with the forearms even roughly established, you can draw the hand attached to those forearms as nearly the same length.
Another piece of advice: Don't crunch up and confine yourself to a small corner of the paper. Paper is cheap. Next time you wish to practice drawing a character, grab a new sheet and try to fill in most of it with the silhouette of the figure. This allows your wrists and shoulders to participate in the joy of illustrating. This will make it easier to correct mistakes, and allow you to practice finer details should a worthwhile drawing materialize.
>>66247>there is no other way to draw handsWrong. Hands can be drawn in all types of styles, with crazy variations in proportion. If wiz wusses out and starts copying what he sees in a mirror, he's only ever going to get wizard hands on paper without actually figuring out what makes the hand the hand. If something looks wrong, try and try again until it looks right, and remember what you did differently to achieve the better result. That is the only way to learn.
No.66255
>>66246Drew it over yours but tried my best not alter anything too deeply, except the hand, so you have an idea where you could try differently next time. Pay attention to proportions, hands are larger than that. Draw larger in general, you can't put much detail in a tiny drawing.
Just keep drawing. Asking for advice is pointless. Keep paying attention to how things look like and keep drawing them.
No.66256
>>66252>without actually figuring out what makes the hand the hand.to do that, you just need to look at hands. there is no way to figure out how to draw hands without looking at them
to preach anatomy and shortcuts like converting the body into 3d shapes roughly approximating the various body parts… that's fine, but that's not necessary at all for drawing. to draw, just look at something and draw it. it is that simple
No.66262
>>66252Thanks for the advice, i'll try to draw hands again following kinda same length.
>>66255really nice you corrected it so I can see what to improve on.
Thank you so much !
One last thing, or rather 2 last things :
-How did you do those white lines ?
-The pupil and the iris look very nice.
Man, I want to draw them like that now but i don't think i can do shaders for now.
No.66270
>>66269>I followed a guide on the interwebs.>Guess i'll have to invest into some pencils if i'm going to take it this further.Classic. You took some random internet creep's advice and you're now actually being held back by one of its lies! No wiz, you do not need fancy shmancy pencils if you want to keep drawing. Just keep using what you have. A library of varying clay to graphite ratios determining what amount of pressure is needed to transfer lines to the paper isn't going to accelerate your basic understand of fundamental drawing principles. White copy papar, 0.7mm mechanical pencil. Dollar store stuff. All that is needed.
>Please tell me what I did wrong in this eye ! What did you find unsettling ?There's nothing wrong with it really. It's symmetrical and proportioned well. What's unsettling is that it's merely a floating eye staring expressionless directly at the viewer, so there's some monkey instincts in us that may make us interpret it as the eye of a dead fellow.
No.66271
>>66270ok, i won't buy any new pencil. I don't like the feeling of mechanical pencils doe, wood feels nicer in the hand.
Next step, i'll try to add some emotions to the eye.
No.66296
>>66242>>66242>I physically cringe when I post my art, it feels like lyingDo not suppress the part of you that is cringe. Remove the part that cringes. No matter how "bad" your art me be, as long as its subject matter is inoffensive, it will be appreciated by the general online artist community. Every "like" that is clicked, every comment left, will give you the positive reinforcement you may not know you need. There's no reason to be embarrassed about any of your art. Merely materializing a product from a creative endeavor amidst the rampant culture of demoralization and podium-perching by greater society is admirable. Break the ice now, keep at it, and laugh over how inefficiently you broke that ice after you've honed your skills.
>I don't know what makes art consumers tick. I just draw shit I like to draw.Fantastic. Absolutely phenomenal, wiz. No successful artist or established r34 dealer makes a living drawing things he dislikes. If you only draw what you enjoy to see, every drawing you make will be like a gift for yourself. And if you share your gifts, maybe someone else can enjoy your creations with you. To self-fulfill is the ultimate strive of the wizard. He who can conjure that which he enjoys will never be bored.
Really, look at the favourites page of any user of any art sharing site or booru repository. Those who only appreciate technically impressive works are the minority. A waifuist, a true fan, or just a comfy guy will smile at the subject matter being relevant to them regardless of quality. Look at Pepes, at Gondolas, at all that Sanrio fanart and Gyates. Not impressive drawings, but cute and comfy, so they are shared and enjoyed. If you put your heart in to what you draw, you'll open other hearts with the work.
No.66300
>>66296Good, positivity filled post. Thanks, wizard, you are right.
I realized that I struggle with the whole 'draw the idea, not the object' thing. Everything I draw is sometimes decent technically, but it is most of the time just doesn't do anything. Ah well, will continue drawing my waifus until the end of days.
No.66302
How to plan/build aesthetic that will drive organic, natural, million traffic/klout/sales
especially according to market, social media and such. something original too. basically on par with existing cool, like rinotuna or ramonn90, takehiko inoue, but not a copy, but equally as good. as different as possible maybe
>something like building from the ground Up but i have enver seen it but seems theorethically possible or fundamentalhttps://wizchan.org/hob/res/66301.html No.66303
>>63806what do u use to animate this? is it that one tool on 4chan
No.66304
>the other way will just be as terrible>nothing is free, eybump
https://flockmod.com/img/?1008080 No.66313
How do you get into doing commissions with zero social media presence?
No.66314
>>66313I have no morals qualms about drawing nsfw shit, by the way
No.66316
>>66313>>66314Draw simple /r/requests from imageboards. Users typically post a picture of a character, then another picture of a pose, and maybe an outfit, and then some descriptors. They lay down all the creative parts so it's just up to the drawfag to combine everything. You reply, humbly apologizing for your newbie skills (do this even if you're really good), with a tripcode if allowed. Then, you go to a Danbooru imageboard and upload some of your work, tagging yourself as the artist (but don't make it obviously you're the one uploading your own art).
From there, you make an account on something like Twitter or Baraag (invite only now), and use it as an art repository. You start linking these profiles as the source location on the danbo site. You continue doing requests on imageboards and occasionally link to your art account. Draw some stuff only posted to the account. Post every sketch and practice you do as occasional batch uploads.
Practice drawing certain styles of cartoon tomfoolery. Draw a my little pony from the mouth side and then again from the tail side. Draw Marcy Wu wardrobe malfunction. Draw Hat Kid creampie. Prepare yourself to at least be able to draw any random cartoon or game character in their distinct style, and figure out how to make it somewhat erotic.
When you're an established name on imageboard R34 request boards who can draw a lot of things, who is humble, "one of the boys" (pretends to actually like the Banjo Kazooie genderswapping scene), and up for anything, then the $5 Ethereum commissions will flow in. At this point, you'd best open a Fanbox where you post sketches and the occasional full drawing. You charge like $1/m for full access an $3/m to get the raw file formats and to participate in polls for a monthly character drawing or something. Automatic money.
No.66317
>>66316Nice, I appreciate step-by-step advice, wizard.
No.66319
>No competent art fundies
>No perspective
>No anatomy
>No talent
>No anything
>Each pic, its just endless shit
>However I do it since I basically suck at virtually everything this world has to offer in terms of hobbies and jobs (including gayming) and drawing is "what I have some affinity with" in spite of me drawing like a 3rd grader
>I hate my drawings
>I am inferior
Game, Set and Match.
No.66324
>>66319There is honor in that, brother. You draw art in purest form. You think cavemen bitched about his lack of skills? nah, he just painted on the walls of his cave with the blood of a wild beast he slaughtered beforehand.
No.66329
How to know if your art appeals or not in social media or
How do you plan it so it appeals to
Maybe million of people
Or the aesthethic, styling
Or
How can it appeal to people like
Stylistically, visually
Independent from trend and niche
Like popular artists… name yoshitaka amano, jmw turner. So on so forth. Like its intrinsic value and qualities than whatever trend is on
No.66367
How to measure/value aesthethic to millions like in anime mnga especially
No.66368
>>66367What have you tried so far? What have you learned about that on your own?
No.66380
>>66379what have you done
No.66381
>>66378There's also a free photoshop style one, but the paint aesthetic is nice.
https://www.photopea.com/