No.70197
>>70195Grab a pencil and a paper and draw a dinosaur.
No.70204
>>68877so i want to learn how to draw buildngs and structures
any tips or books that could help me?
No.70219
is someone uploading their stuff to websites like pixiv or dArt or anything the like? If yes, wich do you prefer and why?
No interesst in Apps - website only.
No.70225
>>70219Don't know about pixiv, but devart is filled with unhinged perverts of all sorts that browse the sight only to goon and request fuel for their gooning. I tried using it but soon realized that there is no point.
No.70288
>>70250Something happened after this post. I realized why I don't want to draw. I treat it not as a drawing project but as a escapism tool. I judge the drawing based on how well it can 'pull' me. It is stupid. I can draw wizards. I will draw
No.70289
>>70288shit, I understand.
Pic: Sinclair-themed real pixelart
Thats exactly why I neuroslop fake pixelart or "pixelated art" or "yukkuri" or … stuff based on anime and such.
Just to see some kind of another world. (which is counterproductive in terms of getting through my load of RL)
No.70291
>>70289>which is counterproductiveFor me it is when I can't 'feel' my drawing the way I can with other people's art, I treat it as shit. I will try another approach.
No.70383
You guys, I discovered today that I prefer to draw multiple basic unfinished sketches first and work on them later. I derive more satisfaction that way, it gives me a blueprint to work on later without burning out my energy. Perhaps many wiz here might benefit from this approach?
No.70394
>>70312This is great, anon!
…do you ever jerk to your own stuff by the way?
No.70410
>>70394Thanks. No, but the process of drawing itself feels like that sometimes.
>>70383Yes, same for me. If I keep drawing one thing, it gets boring and I half ass it just to get it done as soon as possible.
No.70442
>>70310I made another Spider-Man piece recently, it's just a fun character to draw.
>>70410I see, I guess it makes sense though, it'd be like a drug dealer using drugs, probably not the best idea for healthy habits, and it would slow down work a lot.
No.70443
how to you draw anime succubus hands and make them look natural? for me when i draw them they almost always look bad to me
No.70446
>>70443What have you tried so far? Did you discover any potential solutions through trial-and-error or by researching?
No.70457
>>70446Well I am getting closer but I only have began to learn it still hard as fuck but I am learning and I will get there soon!
Thankfully I can draw heads and hair easily now!
But the rest of body is hard I don't know when drawing how to make arms look natural and feminine this is main problem I struggle with!
No.70458
>>70457You are doing great job!
I would suggest to not press the pencil so hard against the paper. Your lines are too thick and I can see smudges where you erased the lines. Ideally, it shouldn't happen.
You should hold the pencil lightly and not press too hard. It should glide against the paper, only barely touching it and your movements need to be fluid. I can imagine you making small, hactic movements with your wrist and basically grinding the pencil against the paper.
Before studying anatomy, try drawing circles, elipsed or random shapes but draw with your your whole arm starting with the elbow, not the wrist. Let your pencil glide on the paper and don't press to hard.
But I see you are doing great job, your art is very soulful and I like the design. Please post more in the future.
No.70460
>>70459>models in CSPwhat does that stand for?
No.70461
>>70458also how hard is too draw without the wrist?
No.70463
>>70458The tip about drawing with your whole arm really helped me a lot
Like I always wonder how people drew perfect circles but I couldn't then I finally realize the problem it was that simple….I always drew with wrists not with my whole arms!
But seriously thank you man!
I started to draw because of a incident where someone drew some fucked up stuff of fictional character I really love and care about and I want to sleep knowing I can draw and do better than that piece of shit and thanks to you! I got closer to my goal of making something amazing and I will make this year at all cost!
No.70475
>>70471>I want to drawThen draw.
>¿Suggestions?Draw.
No.70476
>>70475Yeah, but where to begin?
No.70477
>>70476With a pencil and paper. Did you flunk kindergarten?
No.70479
>>70476Just start sketching from real life, with whatever you've got. You can learn a lot just from looking at objects in reality and moving them around, seeing them from different angles and how light hits the object. Once you get comfortable with drawing simple objects you can move on to trying to copy artists that you like or photos you find interesting like the one you posted. Move onto finding books/guides on specific areas you want to focus on, there are plenty of resources out there.
No.70480
>>70479>You can learn a lot just from looking at objects in reality and moving them around, seeing them from different angles and how light hits the object.This is true for any art forms. In order to draw or sculpt or carve things that look real, you must first know what those things look like. Having a grasp of how things work and their presence in the world is the backbone of representing those things. Don't fret over trying to learn how a pencil works because you already know. You put it to the paper and where the tip touches turns dark. If you combine that with what you know about what something looks like, you can draw that thing. Once you establish the principle figure and have trained yourself to draw from memory and imagination, you can move on to "advanced pencil touching paper to make the paper dark" techniques to represent how light interacts with the object you're drawing.
No.70484
>>70482Is it your waifu? You are doing her a great service by drawing that stuff! Keep up the good work!
No.70485
>>70482>>70483>>70484That's Lukyon, isn't it? Why does everyone like Lukyon?
No.70501
>>70485Are you from Tohno?
No.70516
>>70515>bug succubi Not my thing but as someone who draws my waifus just for myself I admire your efforts. Try to pick references and combine them and you will build get better for sure.
No.70521
>>70518That's some oldschool e-begging