>tfw no friends to draw so you draw yourself thousands of times in strange positions and in used womens clothes so you don't keep drawing the same thing and gender

how you holding up /ic/?

Krita, SAI or Clip Studio?

Do they correspond to different needs or is Clip Studio better overall?

Also, any way to get this lineart pencil?

Any tips to make it look better????

whaddya think? I love her work it's so unique and original, unlike riot who rip off every other artist out there

Alright /ic/, I've reached a point where I really need to make a decision about where my life is going, and I could use some second opinions.
I need to become self-sustaining, and fast. When I look at my possible options though I can't seem to think of it all clearly and make a decision. So I need help deciding what kind of work I should look for and where to apply, or if I should just try to strike out on my own with Patreon or something like that. I just need help making a game plan; figuring out where I should start, what kind of work I'm even qualified or best suited for, etc. but I'm not asking to be spoon-fed a solution, just having some people to bounce ideas off of would be great.

Building an art career has tons of branching paths and it can get confusing and overwhelming, so anyone else who's struggling with figuring out what they should do and wants to talk about it is welcome ITT too.
Let's talk this out, /ic/

This thread is meant for artists who might want to try to make stylized work in-between their studies. It is strongly recommended that you use this thread in conjunction with learning the elements and fundamentals of art. You can also discuss the visual elements of various professional artists as well if you keep it relatively articulate and civil.

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>Fresh off the boat? Read the fucking sticky!
http://www.squidoo.com/how-to-draw-learn

https://sites.google.com/site/ourwici/
>Proko
http://www.proko.com/videos/
>Ctrl+Paint
http://ctrlpaint.com/
>Hitokaku Index
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~zm5s-nkmr/
>0033
http://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?id=59317
>List of active livestreams
http://livestreamstatuslist.appspot.com/
>fellowBro's books
http://mediafire.com/?i44dwzkf9j9n8
>Tutorial/Reference Collection
http://pinterest.com/characterdesigh/
>Japanese Animu Tutorials
http://iradukai.com/
>Figures
http://reference.sketchdaily.net/

Remember the words of our good friend Glen Vilppu: “No rules, just tools.”

/ic/: "Daily reminder that Artists can now make up to 20k biweekly"

I'm not the best at drawing, but it's always been fun. Do I have any potential?

is there anything at all to be gained from taking art classes?

None of Bob Ross's on-air paintings were created spontaneously, and he always had the first copy hidden off screen for reference.

Source: http://mentalfloss.com/article/31206/what-happened-bob-ross-paintings

Would like to know /ic/'s opinion upon "video art" and the artists who produce such work