Visualization

[Anonymous No.2903572]

Seeing how much this artist tinkers with the drawing got me thinking.

How well can you see the image in your head before you draw /ic/?

I can't picture anything in my head so I have to draw nonsense in the paper until I see images....

[Anonymous No.2903576]

>>2903572
Depends, sometimes it just comes to me and sometimes I have to create it on the paper. Good taste though, what kind of artist you look up to, OP?

[Anonymous No.2903580]

>>2903576
This is his twitter.
https://twitter.com/torigoshicrow

[Anonymous No.2903605]

>>2903580
do I need to make an account to see his images? how the fuck does twitter work?

[Anonymous No.2903700]

>>2903572
Why did he just end up doing this pose...

[Anonymous No.2903704]

>>2903572

ayy lmao

[Anonymous No.2903712]

>>2903572
>>2903580
oh GOD my fucking DICKKKK

[Anonymous No.2903714]

>>2903572
>>2903700
Spidey did it better, desu.

[Anonymous No.2903721]

>>2903580
>https://twitter.com/torigoshicrow

Spoiler: it's fag shit

[Anonymous No.2903722]

>>2903572
>>2903580
Weird. The animation is pretty impressive, but the art he's posted on Pixiv is not.

[Anonymous No.2903740]

With me,its a surprise what my hand comes up with. I start with a vague idea, and let the hand explore it:small lines as reference points to where the main figure is,gaps to where parts overlap,and eventually something emerges borne of Chaos and Random strikes of the pen like snowflakes defining the shape underneath.

[Anonymous No.2903769]

>>2903714
where can i find the artis who did this? Its really good

[Anonymous No.2903906]

>>2903722
He only ever draws with the Pixiv chat tool.
http://chat.pixiv.net/roomtop.php?id=1123577

I'm curious to how will his art look like when he uses real software.

[Anonymous No.2903943]

>>2903740
I often work in the same way. Drawing up ideas is most enjoyable to me when I'm acting intuitively and thinking reactively.

tbqgdh I think people who idolize "visionaries" are the same kind of assholes that say they have photographic memories.

[Anonymous No.2903945]

>>2903943
>tbqgdh I think people who idolize "visionaries" are the same kind of assholes that say they have photographic memories.
Got a good laugh out of me at how pathetic you are.

[Anonymous No.2903949]

>>2903945
Take a picture it'll last longer HAW HAW

[Anonymous No.2904002]

>>2903945
>Scientific skeptic author Brian Dunning reviewed the literature on the subject of both eidetic and photographic memory in 2016 and concluded that there is "a lack of compelling evidence that eidetic memory exists at all among healthy adults, and no evidence that photographic memory exists. But there's a common theme running through many of these research papers, and that's that the difference between ordinary memory and exceptional memory appears to be one of degree."

[Anonymous No.2904340]

>>2903572
You're easily impressed.
Drawabox, Scott robertson, Vilppu - every day, for a couple months.
The paper will transform into a 3D space you can reach into and bring your forms out of at a whim.

You still need to learn the remaining fundamentals and know your subject matter, but I'd say this is the closest to a "magical secret to drawing" that I can think of.

[Anonymous No.2904351]

>>2903572
I always likened my visualization to that of a dream--the idea, main colours, lighting and mood are there, the composition is there, but the details and specifics of the scene may be blurred and ill defined. As I start drawing it I gradually solve the drawing issues, add in details, look up references etc to fill it all in properly to reach a fully realized image.

I used to sometimes do speedpainting based on abstract blobs at the start and no prior idea since it was a common exercise at the time, but have since stopped that and focus on trying to visualize it as clearly as I can before starting so I have a stronger idea behind my image and a more deliberate composition.