/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6442101
Paypal

>>6387133
trust issues, mostly

But also it's become pretty clear over the last decade or more that humans don't always behave genuinely when they're in a public online space with their name attached to their posts, and people have reason to not speak their mind sometimes in their quest for clout.

anonymity sort of has the antithesis to that effect. People have nothing to gain by being fake cunts, every compliment and insult feels genuine without an ulterior motive or a reputation that needs to be upkept.
If someone wants to call me a faggot or yells unhelpful advice, I welcome that because it's what they WANT to do, and there's nothing stopping them, for better or for worse. It means when somone says something nice or helpful, I can trust that they genuinely had that thought and wanted to covey it to me and aren't just repeating some schlock for brownie points.

>>3648401
1. you're looking online for art. this is the worst place in the universe for art.
2. any business model that prioritizes numbers over quality is going to follow trends like a bitch in heat.
3. western art has been more or less dead for over 10 years. it's been fully re-purposed for social signaling in scenes.

>>3638818
no one here knows anything. that's why they all measure and do fail copying. they can't do anime. they can't even do cartoons that aren't an offense to life.

>>3589894
sucks to be 12 and rule violating just to bait strangers into talking with you about dumb crap you can't even follow. maybe go outside and find some friends if they are so important to you.

>>3578116
brainlet's can judge whatever they want. but what value is there in the opinion of a retard?

>>3511986
most of the people posting their work here are posting gross beginner shit. the only people who get butthurt are the ones getting triggered by anime reaction images. people producing anime work is extremely under represented. maybe your Aspergers is flaring up because you see a lot of anime threads asking how to do it.

>CS student
>study algos
>study discrete mathematics
>study electrical circuits
>go to write a program and mind goes blank.
literally the same fallacious learning in every field. you think as an artist you'd have caught on. but i guess op isn't one so everything here falls into place.

>>/pol/

>>3445998
grind real drawing concepts.
fag.

>>3443757
the same way you come up with a musical piece: creativity and imagination.

Does /ic/ have a drawing level info-graphic?

Something that shows drawing on different stages of learning and the material they should be studying?

I mean so people can do a quick comparison between their work and the examples, make an educated guess of where they are, and see what they should be reading.

An unified one would be pretty hard to pull off, but one for anatomy, other for perspective, lighting, etc?