/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6107223
>>6107216
heey you that one person who made this tutorial for me thank you again i always look forward to see your drawings and inspiration to keep drawing

>>6095544
like this

>not counting the autistic "simplify body parts into boxes" shit that no one actually does?
ngmi

>>5219591
Here OP.

>>5137056

tips for maintaining a disciplined drawing routine/schedule? once in awhile I get too depressed to do anything but sleep and i'll waste a whole day doing nothing, let alone drawing.

>>5085853

and when do we get to draw like this

>>5016763
can i use this too??

>>4862308

DOREMIMAN THE BASTARD, EXPLAIN THIS BUUUUUUUUUUULLSHIT TO ME

>>4650351
No it isn't, breaking down and understanding what and why and artists does something rather than just copying it down is actually learning. What does drawing over a pic to the T. teach you?

>>4649926
I think there's hope as long as anons like the one who made pic related post here. Although I think getting good implies leaving this crab bucket. Like it's a consequence. I started lurking and posting on /ic/ almost two years ago and it is already very noticeable that the ones who are/become competent eventually get tired of this place.
Drunk rant. Sorry.
>>4649967
Yeah, but >>4649963 is right. To get better you have to draw. Keep walking. Drawing's not something you can learn by watching tutorials, you have to use the fucking pencil. You have the means, you have the sticky, you have the video course thread and the artbook thread. You can't expect to have everything spoonfed into your ngmi mouth.

>>4648357
>one year of learning and is already popping off like a prodigy
>it increases your drawing skill greatly if you train your eye
You don't train the 'eye' you train your brain. Hand eye coordination isn't training the hand or the eye. It's muscle MEMORY. Getting visual aide and indicators for where bodyparts lie is all mental. Getting used to grasping your pen/brush and relying on the wrist or shoulder is mental. Saying, looking and studying from another screen is better because it's 'training your eye' is more than vague, it's incorrect. Especially when understanding how other artists draw it's helpful.

>>4648239
Also I got this

>>4644764
Breaking it down to shapes to understand it better

>>4640889
don't give up anon
I forgot to post this 2 threads ago if you want to do studies of mogeko and other artist. I hope it helps