>>2108Good luck, Anon. You'll need it.
>>3126Adorable Tania and Stirner!
>>3126has anyone drawn Marx as a girl yet?
It's kind of hard with all that beard.
>>2514This looks like a weird rap album cover
h
>>3345Like the expression, efficient sketchwork. Were ya thinking of armor from something in particular or did ya think it up as you went along?
>>3346Thanks, glad you liked his face. I try to keep linework kinda clean while still giving priority to gradually getting the shapes right.
Also, I used a couple of Skyrim screenshots with him I fished off the search as reference. There is kind of an issue that a lot of screens are low res, and thus getting the details right from just one is pretty painful.
>>3808Cool demon. Reminds me of SMT kinda.
>>4086Looks good, the only thing that could use improvement is the beach, since its so bare. some sea-weed, beach-goers etc. A slight texture blur effect on the beach would also be a good idea.
>>4185I mean it's a good illustration, but it lacks background literally and figuratively, I have no clue who the hell Mick is supposed to be here.
>>4186This is pretty good.
>>4186>>4186>a wacom tablet i took from my last jobbased.
>been going hard w/ theseand it was worth it. they're worth more attention than anything else on here. print them large and shop them.
>>4187This was made just as the RMT/AS:EF rail strikes were kicking off here in the UK (alongside smaller strikes by the other big unions). Derivative of Lowe but I thought the vibe was fitting (Mick Lynch at the front being followed by the working class). Didn't work out but it is what it is, y'know
>>4189wow thanks very encouraging. they haven't got much traction on instagram. i'll do that 4 sure
>>3961asa mitaka spotted!!
>>4246
0 drawings
>>4510It really doesn't matter. Personally I would just use photoshop for everything. I use Autodesk Sketch sometimes though when I just want to, uh, sketch rather than loading up photoshop when all I need is the pencil and erase tool anyways. Never use Clip Studio Paint. Gimp is horrendous, fitting name for such a handicapped program. Krita is a passable PS freeware knockoff.
>>4511>Never use Clip Studio Paint.*I've never used, so no opinion.
I got a Samsung Galaxy Tab pro for sketching away from the computer. I'd highly recommend. I think I like it better than my Cintiq for drawing actually. Definitely like that I can actually pick up, hold it, and move it around and stuff. You can't move the cintiq half an inch without the stupid connector disconnecting. Down side is you're limited to android apps but they have Autodesk Sketch and that works for all my sketching needs. If I want to turn it into a digital painting I'd rather do it on the computer where I have access to the mouse and stuff. Doing everything on complex stuff with the stylus gets annoying.
>>4511Is Gimp really that bad? I've heard mostly good things about it from other people, but then again it was like 7 years ago.
>>4513Thanks, I'll probably need something like that, though I'm not very used to stylus to tablet-screen interactions, prior experiences with that have always had lines going off center or otherwise being wack. I think I'll stick to the mouse.
>>4514>Is Gimp really that bad? I've heard mostly good things about it from other people, but then again it was like 7 years ago.Only from GNU gimps.
>>4514>Thanks, I'll probably need something like that, though I'm not very used to stylus to tablet-screen interactions, prior experiences with that have always had lines going off center or otherwise being wack. I think I'll stick to the mouse.How the fuck do you draw with a mouse?
>>4517Huh? I wasn't talking about the cursor, I'm asking how you can get proper motion for drawing with a mouse input.
>>4518>I'm asking how you can get proper motion for drawing with a mouse input.Oh, it's mostly holding down and making the same broad strokes or small movements you would with a pen or pencil. It's not easy, but neither are Wacom drawing pads.
>>4519>disconnect of your hand from what you are looking at>no pressure sensitivity But most of all f
>friction up the ass.Trying to draw a circle or straight line on a mouse is so hard.
>>4520Honestly the friction is what makes it easier for me, but then again I've mostly stuck to editing and clean-up work.
>>4521>You take any drawing class this is the first shit they beat into you. Move your arm not your fingers.1) Depends where you are. I know art schools and classes that didn't teach this even in beginner courses
2) It may be because it's not like a piece of paper, since you can zoom in and out with a tablet.
Unique IPs: 32