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Anonymous
Can you guys help me out on some comparative anatomy?
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>>2252913 nigga, didnt you finish it already?
anyway for starters i would move horns up,m ears forward, give them slant back and add some form under the chin to get rid of that goody face, some better definition to his neck muscle wouldnt hurt it ether
Anonymous
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Looks like a legit tauren to me, OP. No facial hair or does that come later?
Anonymous
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>>2252921 i can understand
Anonymous
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>>2255599 That's sweet, anon. Always nice to be able to enjoy your hobby with someone else.
Now for the incest...
Anonymous
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>>2255599 oooh, im the dude who did the paintover for that thing... turned out fucking awesome! nice cowman too.
Anonymous
Hey p/ic/asso's - Need advice on linework: Newbie so might still need to get used to digital pen point, but seems if I feather slow it gets "clumpy", and fast I lose solidity (pic related). Any input/tips on how to make linework look better greatly appreciated!
Anonymous
>>2259111 Try to do your lines in one stroke. That's the beauty of digital, you can just do it a hundred times until you get what you want.
Also learn to draw before you colour/ render.
Anonymous
>>2259111 Watch Dynamic Sketching 1 with Peter Han.
Anonymous
When you want to make a line you don't have to plan your line with actual lines on the page. Just hover your pencil ever so slightly above the paper and do the line a couple times without actually doing it
Anonymous
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>>2259121 >>2259124 >>2259147 Thanks for feedback, definitely a rank beginner, pic was just playing around with the tools, know I'll need to get to grips with the basic building blocks first. Will look into the resources (also see Loomis recommended everywhere, not sure if meme) and just keep practising.
Anonymous
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>>2259111 Use zoom and canvas rotation tools to your advantage. Esp. rotation.
fem
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Can somebody tell me something about this ?
Anonymous
>>2257717 you have the entirety of the internet at your fingertips do your own research you worthless piece of shit.
fem
>>2258355 if you take image and search it ... you will get nothing . you can try . i waas in national museum in Prague and i find one expert but tell that he is not doin the Asia . and i want to sell it also but in every antique shop they tell me that if they sell everything in store they would not have money to buy it .
Anonymous
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>>2258390 have you checked the museum's website? have you done any research at all into buddhist or hindu iconography and goddesses?
Anonymous
>>2258390 It took a whole 20 seconds and two google searches to find out what his is, the name, culture and history of it. Do your own fucking legwork if you're so interested in it. This is /ic/ not /antiques/
fem
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>>2258484 yes im sure . it took me 5 years and still nobody knows .....
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>>2256802 good for a giggle m8
Anonymous
>>2257697 >99% software threads and shitposting about professionals' animation. I can see it now.
Anonymous
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>>2258165 Don't forget the Western vs Eastern animation threads, "which tablet should I use?", and "traditional vs digital" arguments
it would be fucking glorious
Anonymous
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Anyone else going to the Denver Schoolism thing this weekend?
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This has probably been talked about before. But I've been doing a lot of research in regards to perspective and I'm kind of confused as to what to do when something is not parallel to the horizon line.
Anonymous
>>2257778 once you master that you can then you can then start to worry about horrendous fucking nightmare that tilted perspective is. Objects having vanishing points in completely arbitrary points that are not connected at all to the horizon line...
Anonymous
>>2257831 Dude fucking tilted perspective is a bitch and a half. You're almost better eyeballing it half the time.
Anonymous
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Vanishing points don't actually exist, neither do horizon points these are just just tools used for perspective.
Anonymous
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the eyeball is a sphere.
Anonymous
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>>2257837 is that what it's called? i tried to eyeball my room yesterday from a tilted sitting position... and it didn't go well. got any tips for dealing with tilted perspective? (also anything else since there are other obvious issues)
Anonymous
What style of art is No Man's Sky considered to be? I find these high contrasting flat colors, visual depth through layers, and such, I really would like to find more of this style, but I don't know what it's called.
Anonymous
>>2259050 the more art deco-y graphic design styles of retro futurism
>>2259058 /ic/ has the highest sodium content of any board, it unfortunately attracts a perfect storm of personality types
Anonymous
>>2259077 OP here, thank you so much, and nice dubs
Anonymous
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Low poly indiecore
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>>2259078 Check out firewatch promo art,i think it has a similar style
Anonymous
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Is it really possible to make pencil lines appear as ink through Photoshop?
Anonymous
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That was like the first thing I learned to do on photoshop. Mind you I learned long ago that, for just about any situation, a filter or scipt or whatever is never going to match putting in the time to do it by hand, even if you aren't that good.
Anonymous
>2nd panel is identical to the 3rd, no traditional inking was actually involved >"dat" "da" "dis"
Anonymous
>>2259056 third panel is actually different. look at the tiny blotches in the hair. maybe traced, but not identical
Anonymous
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>>2259063 I did, and there's a tiny speck under the breasts that doesn't match too, but I don't believe for a second that the second panel was actually inked traditionally.
Anonymous
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>>2259056 >>2259063 And yes, you're right, I shouldn't have used the word "identical" as there are a handful of tiny differences, like how he cropped the image,
Anonymous
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Just made this new painting lemme kno what u think fam
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Any art bros feel like giving me a hand making a 16bit/retro skulltula, the best I could find out there is one of these bead things. I can't really draw and am not sure if it would take very long...if it is a pain in the ass I don't mind throwing some dosh your way.
