/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4193702
I'd use pixiv but I can't figure it out. And the paying for premium thing is a turn off as well.

>>4193702
Anons can probably top skill but not aesthetics.

That's pretty low of you to bully some rando jaypee user OP

>>4193702
Yeah, but it has appeal.

>>4193707
Here's the closest you'll get to Pixiv /beg/ so you can compare us to them.
https://www.pixiv.net/new_illust.php
>>4193713
More like set a low bar and see if a majority of the anons here can top it. With how much praise goes to nip lineart I doubt my expectations will be met.

Yeah I am no stopping using an stabilizer.

>>4193702
I ink on paper. Before I came here I didn't even know what a stabilizer was

>>4193707
Google translate, hardest part is getting setup, after that it’s easy to upload and tag art.

>>4193702
>using stabilizer
kill yourself soulless nigger

>>4193702
Guys this is a full on copy. Whoever made OP’s pic is well on his way to be full on anime.

>>4193702
You do NOT need a stabilizer for digital art AT ALL. Jesus christ people learn to fucking ink, it's not even THAT hard.
Also that drawing looks good despite having bad lineart, he did a really good job on everything else.

>>4195132
> You do NOT need a stabilizer for digital art AT ALL.
This, for fucks sake.

>>4195132
nah why do people care so much about people using stabilizer or not lmao. its harder to draw smooth lines on digital because youre usually drawing with a tiny ass tablet rather than a standard size sheet of paper. people really think they are superior than other artists because they don't use stabilizer, but if the end product is good who cares?

>>4195139
>youre usually drawing with a tiny ass tablet
are you poor or something?

I don’t think so. I don’t know why my line art is so fucking plain or just uninteresting. Anyone got advice on line art?

>>4195132
Yes you do. Just don't crank it up to max. No matter how smooth your arm movements are, tablets or art softwares makes your lines jittery as fuck for some reason. Compare a 0 stabilizer line both from PS and CSP and PS will always haves some small jitters

>>4195146
200 dollar Wacom intuos has a 8x5in drawing space which is considerably smaller than standard printer paper

>>4195196
it's pretty good, just avoid chicken scratching like on left sketch and try to do the line art in one go without rehashing it.

>>4195199
Pretty sure the no stabilizer thing is a new crab meme. Like it or not tablets will never, ever be as organic and comfortable as paper.

>>4195954
>tablets will never be as comfortable as paper
I used to say this until I actually committed myself to doing longer finished drawings on a tablet with no stanilizer. When I first started all my lines looked like shit. 30-40 hours of practice later and my linework has improved by leaps and bounds on both digital and paper. In fact it's the greatest improvement in line control I've had since I started drawing a year ago. Even just sketching on paper, rather than inking on digital, I'm amazed at how much less I chickenscratch and how much easier it is to put lines where I want them. I'm still no pro at all, I still have to ctrl-z a lot when I'm inking, especially for trickier curves, but I feel like it's totally worth it.
Granted I'm using a Cintiq, maybe it's harder on a tablet without a screen, idk. But if you believe something is possible, and that you can learn how to do something, you'd be amazed at how far you can get.

>>4195954
It’s the same as the coom meme shit.

>>4195961
I think it's definitely good try out without stabilizer for practice, but that's not really my point. Paper is always going to be even slightly more comfortable, its just the differences in medium, though it's also subjective.

>>4195961
Unironically speaking, it's all in your head. Tablets will always produce jittery lines without postprocessing (aka, muh ``stabilizer''). Tablets don't provide enough resistance and every tiny movement will generate a signal your painting program will process and create scattered, jittery, wobbly lines.

>>4195973
So? Put a sheet of paper over the tablet.

>>4195961
This 100%. My line control improved so fucking much after jumping to digital drawing.

>>4195196
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhF4fBetN4Y

>>4195917
>>4196000
Thank you both I appreciate it.

I feel bad for you if you can't do good linework

>>4195199
>PS will always have some small jitters
>>4195973
>Tablets will always produce jittery lines
This is just nonsense. Here, I inked the OP pic in Photoshop with NO stabilizer at all. Obviously I drew plenty of lines that have no jitters.