/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4076671
literally who what where why when?

>>4076673
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpb52qjvSaE

>You improve at art if you do focused practice
>"Must be fake"
Never change, /ic/

>>4076686
did you actually watch the video?

>>4076686
At the beginning of the video it looks like someone who is very practiced at drawing attempting to draw in a more simplistic manner rather than a beginner. It just seems fake to me.

>>4076710
WHY DO YOU CARE?
WHY DO YOU CARE ASK YOURSELF THIS QUESTION SOTP
MAKING POSTS
LIKE THESE, I KNOW WHY YOU CARE, DONT ANSWER ME
IM TELLING YOU ASK YOURSELF "WHY DO I CARE ABOUT THIS?"
JESUS LOOK AT YOURSELF FOR ONE MINUTE AND MAYBE YOU WILL GET BETTER AT DRAWING

>>4076710
Japanese people take art in school and their art education is a lot better than the absolute state of art education in America. She even says art was her best subject in school. Her drawings are still /beg/-tier, even by the end.

>>4076723
Depends how you look at it, they do learn technical stuff earlier, but western approach values creativity more, who knows, it might be one of the reasons why all the famous inventors, philosophers and leaders are westerners.

>>4076813
>but western approach values creativity more

>>4076671
>4 hours a day
Pitiful. NGMI

Everyone sees fast improvement in the beginning, especially when you use any sort of structured course and go from "i cant draw at all" to "i sort of can follow the steps in this tutorial here". It's later on when it gets much harder and its easy to plateau with your skill level and get discouraged since you dont see as much difference anymore. This chick is still very much beginner level btw.

She's pretty cute though, I'd be down to facefuck her while shes making anime choking sounds.

>>4076813
go back to /sci/ then. wtf is your point even? japanese are gods at art. it's not even debatable.

>>4076875
>japanese are gods at art. it's not even debatable

>>4076878
>Comparing oil paintings to woodblock prints

not that the japanese were good at painting coz they were mostly doing those prints

For anybody who has a passing interest on how they are made, here;s some wholesome guy making a more basic one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nCbsbaVbVM

And out of whatever small group that actually painted kinda they were drawing plants and cocks mostly

>>4076997
They also painted doors i guess

>>4076878
i mean they both have some good qualities. that is obviously not the case today.

>>4076671
She says she was good at art class which actually teaches you shit in Japan.

>>4076878
>barbarians dancing with cows and mental illness vs abstracted gesture.

>>4076878
why does ic defend japanese prints but also shits on modern art movements like cubism endelessly

>>4076671
In the time it took you to shitpost about this you could have gotten to her level.

It's funny that a board about drawing makes so much effort and excuses not to draw.

>>4076673
based spy kids reference

>>4076671
>tfw
>bought all of the books she used
>still haven’t made it

>>4077441
Why would you do that?

>>4077441
I'm always a little jealous of Japanese art books (or sometimes more specifically their reference books in general). They always seem to have good art/reference books for whatever specific thing you're interested in whether it's fighting, guns, panty shots, school girls, sex positions, etc. They cater to so many artist niches.

Not really the same with Western art books. There's a lot of good Western artbooks that the Japanese frequently use to but the only "how to draw" books that focus on a certain niche is usually only marketed towards children.

>>4076710
Practiced at doodling, maybe.

>>4076997
David Bull is based as fuck, some of the best videos to have on in the background while drawing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ij9KXgiyDAc

>>4076720
Fucking this. Dumb thread

>>4076878
...and now the west has steven universe and gumball instead of great painters...

>>4077715
We all know ((( why ))) art went down hill post 1960.

>>4077723
j

>>4077008
I went to high school with a girl who drew only chibi dragons and sonic the hedgehog. That girl also said she was the best artist in the school. Why take their word for it?

Wasn't there a TED talk that talked about how 20 hours is a good enough time frame to be good enough at something?
The only reason why you're NGMI is because you're not putting in the effort dumbass. Go draw.