Timelapse drawings

[Anonymous No.4008919]

Been seeing a lot of threads like these lately:
>Drawing from imagination isn't real
>Construction/gesture/silhouettes isn't working for me
>Loomis/Vilppu/Hampton don't apply to anime
>I don't know how to construct dynamic poses
>They trace 3D models
>Is chicken scratching really bad
>This tutorial is just draw the fucking owl

I understand these feelings because detailed drawing processes are rarely shared, real time videos are incomplete or too long to sit through, and you can't tell which artist is just copying references out of view. So I'm going through my collection of timelapse videos, mostly saved from Twitter and with an emphasis on drawing, and converting them to webm. Hopefully they'll help you as they've helped me, and feel free to share your collection too.

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Will post more later as I sift and convert them.

[Anonymous No.4009865]

I guess there's no interest, so I'll post only a few more from the last batch.

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>>4008919
thank you anon these were very helpful

[Anonymous No.4009907]

>>4008919
I appreciate you posting these, but I think beginners should be really careful with seeing these timelapse drawings and trying to copy their processes, because these artists have thousands of hours of internalized knowledge that is with them for the entire drawing process despite never being committed to paper. Things like understanding of volume, appealing gesture, composition, forshortening and so on. I think the most realistic way to look at these is to take a step back and think of them as "one day I might be able to have a drawing process similar to this, but not today," because when you're new you're much better off being extremely explicit with your construction and how you apply the things you know.

(Maybe I'm projecting, but at least that's the way I approach them. Fun and inspirational to watch, but nothing I can make much use of yet.)

Gonna dump some old Kikurage stuff someone shared on here a few years ago.

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Last one.

[Anonymous No.4009945]

>>4008928
This one's p cool. I like seeing the frills getting drawn, they remind me of pretty roses.

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>>4008919
>Stuff only beginners say.
Newsflash, /ic/ is full of beginner crabs.

[Anonymous No.4009952]

>>4008959
This is actually a really good application of having a traditional warm color under-painting to finish technique but applied to digital.

[Anonymous No.4009997]

what's the best way of making these?

[Anonymous No.4010052]

good threat OP but most of these artists are too high level for the /beg/ to change their minds.
As you can see in most of these they've already internalized construction and know how to create interesting shapes while keeping a corrrect perspective.
Good stuff either way.
Could you tell us how they've personally help you?( like is it inspirational or can you ick up certain tricks here and there)

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>>4009907
Thanks for posting these, I wish he still posted to his twitter.
>beginners should be really careful with seeing these timelapse drawings and trying to copy their processes
What I like about these timelapses is the fact they can't be copied. One is forced to look at the larger picture, which is that they all utilize construction, silhouettes, and under drawings, and they all follow a process. They also show just enough to show that no trickery is involved, it's just real world application of stuff /ic/ likes to discuss in theory.

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[Anonymous No.4010112]

Thank you for posting these anon(s)
It makes me curious to see the layers

Is there a free and easy program anyone can recommend for cutting together these with no experience? I have recorded myself drawing with OBS before and would like to cut the long gaps out

[Anonymous No.4010162]

>>4010112
A lot of these are done in Procreate on iPad (you can tell by the sideways "fade" in the beginning), which saves every stroke and action ever made as a frame in a timelapse and lets you export them. Not sure what other drawing software has built-in support for timelapses.

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>>4010162
this makes me wonder, since 3rd party devs have a habit of adding things to photoshop from other programs (nezumi for stabilizers, coolrus for a color wheel) how long is it going to take before a dev creates a similar program, where it condenses it into a file that isn't massive. I want that shit right goddamn now

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>>4010162
I didn't know it had it built in, that's pretty cool. I imagine it doesn't save pauses which is why there are no lulls
I wonder if going forward all programs will do this and if all artists will share their process, and how that might affect learning for future beginners

Many artists stream or record their screen/windows with OBS, freeware, but it's just raw footage that needs clipped down and sped up on something else

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>>4010112
>>4010172
yeah I asked a nip artist and he said he uses procreate for the convenience of recording. The way it records is pretty cool since it only records your actual work process going forward aka per stroke, without any pauses, undos, etc.

In order for it to be recorded in ps or csp in a similar way, it'd have to be built in into the software, or at least a plugin

[Anonymous No.4010229]

Does anyone have more of them B&W to color ones?
Preferably with the layers showing

[Anonymous No.4010240]

this ambient occlusion technique. paid for the process vid... last time i'll pay for something without commentary

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>>4008919
why is he redrawing the hair so many times
autism

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>>4008928
name pls

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>>4010223
>it only records your actual work process going forward aka per stroke, without any pauses, undos, etc.
Lmao I knew something was strange, took me this post to notice that there was no ctrl Z spam involved

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Have you got any that aren't sped up? I can't follow along or draw this quickly

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>>4010223
>>4010281
Procreate does record undos, toggling layer visibility, etc.

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name of artist for the first few vids?

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>>4010307
can't say, never tried, but I haven't seen in any recording I came across

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>>4010353
I have Procreate and have tested the export feature myself, so I can confirm. You can see things being undone and redone at certain points in >>4008955 and >>4009872

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I was going to batch critique a few of these but it turns out they all generally make the same mistakes.
No Gesture, except for fur fags
Background is not thought of until the end
character has no interaction with the environment
Working on a tiny piece at a time and fully developing it
working out from a central location
Working on one character at a time
Coloring one element and not the whole scene.
Only emotions are, "i'm cute, i'm sexy, i'm cool"

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>>4010533
Spoken like a true crab. Neat.

[Anonymous No.4010623]

man these furry artists can draw their ass off holy shit

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>>4010623
Is this why you guys get so mad at furries? Because they might have a better grasp on fundies than most of you?

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>>4010635
No it's mostly autistic furries on /beg/ an literal pedophile dog-fuckers in the furry community.
These artists are bredy gut

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>>4010636
You're right, they're really good but not because they happen to draw furry characters

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>>4010269
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https://twitter.com/zi38

username is in the beginning of each process vid source file name.

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>>4010635
im mad? it was a compliment.

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>>4010643
It wasn't aimed at you personally, that's why I said "you guys"

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>>4010635
Japanese furries are a different community, they don't really share much of western furry art as far as I can tell.

[Anonymous No.4010664]

Good thread, I'll post some too

https://twitter.com/HibikaSakuga/status/1139068663854579712

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>>4010664
https://twitter.com/HibikaSakuga/status/1133628771460771841

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>>4010668
https://twitter.com/myusa_e/status/1119761647529185280

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>>4010675
https://twitter.com/danciao/status/1129358522188087296

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>>4010677
https://twitter.com/tsukushino1007/status/1122042037572739072

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>>4010664
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>>4010677
Not to be rude, but either convert the videos to webm and post them in this thread or don't post at all. Most people are too lazy to click on a bunch of random twitter links with no description.

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>>4010695
Oh, I forgot most people don't use 4chanX, I guess I'll just have to rip them and then convert them

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>>4010664
>>4010695
No no, keep posting these urls. Some of these I already have and I will eventually get to converting them to webm, but it's always nice to find new accounts. Thank you friend.

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>>4010708
I think the best compromise would be just to link their twitter or something, the lack of consistency on my part is really triggering my autism.

https://twitter.com/navigavi

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>>4010713
https://twitter.com/afternooners

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>>4010749
This one doesn't necessarily showcase their skill but I wanted to shill their blog.
Please check out their blog, it's not just portraits in a blank voids!

https://twitter.com/55301puri

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>>4010768
https://twitter.com/Hk_mino/

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>Mostly just furry and anime shit ITT
Jesus christ. At least the different techniques are being showcased

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>>4010801
poor colin i feel bad for him :(

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>>4010801
pyt (post your timelapse)

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>>4010791
I couldn't upload this one without compressing it to shit, sorry.

https://twitter.com/lalansane/status/1095539002982035457

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>>4010808
>h-how dare you criticize MUH ANIMU and MUH GAY FURRY SHIT!!!! P-P-PYW!!!!!!

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>>4010833
how is what effectively amounts to "ugh" in any way, shape or form criticism? it's just a shitpost

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>>4010833
Just post timelapses from artist you like to increase the value of the thread, sharing art will always beneficial.

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>>4010840
be beneficial*

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>>4010821
https://twitter.com/mmmachi_wm

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>>4010833
HAHA roflmao that horse gaze fucket up

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>>4010801
I'd post more western artists, but as I mentioned in the first post, I'm focusing on ones that showcase a complete drawing process from imagination. Not too many western artists post this kind of stuff, and I can only imagine the reason.

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>>4010849
https://twitter.com/kabu_sou/

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>>4010858
Damn, the use of black/shadow and negative space by this guy is really well done
Really inspiring if I say so myself

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>>4010858
>Not too many western artists post this kind of stuff, and I can only imagine the reason.

Proko Kangaroo syndrome. Most western artists heavily rely on reference, it's a common crutch.

>>4010833
when the hell did furries take over japan?

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>>4010872
https://twitter.com/ohheythatfisher/

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>>4010909
https://twitter.com/cjbk01

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>>4010749
>no timelapse for this one
feels bad

[Anonymous No.4011125]

Nice thread.
Some of these guys don't care about composition and color even though they draw a figure in a good pose on the first try. Interesting/sad.

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>>4011125
Ironically my takeaway from a lot of these is how patient these guys are. They're willing to draw and re-draw until they figure out what they want on the fly which is something I struggle with a lot when it comes to drawing from imagination. Almost every time when I sit down to draw something the bulk of the beginning is just trying to conjure up something that looks appealing right off the bat just so I can maintain interest, a lot of these artists are willing to start off straight grimey with their sketches and go back over and over. It really stresses the value of exercising that imagination muscle more so than grinding fundies.

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>>4011288
>They're willing to draw and re-draw until they figure out what they want on the fly
This is how I chose the timelapses I posted. It shows they're truly drawing from imagination rather than reference or recall. They show improvisation.

These also show that drawing from imagination isn't what /ic/ begs think it's about. It isn't getting an image perfectly in your mind's eye or any of that nonsense over cognitive issues. It's about starting loose, iterative drawing, and building towards clarity. It's carving marble out of clouds.

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>>4009997
Screen cap a full recording of you drawing, speed up to x25.

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>>4010858
Thank you for your effort converting these

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>>4011312
>It's carving marble out of clouds.
that's a good way to put it

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>>4011312
Just because they're redrawing something doesn't mean they're not using references off camera. References are just tools. Even a professional mangaka like Hirohiki Araki uses references all the time when making illustrations of characters that he already has years of experience drawing. This is what most professional artists do.

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

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>>4010858
source?

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>>4008919
I got a bunch of timelapse from twitter but they're alll mp4. How does one convert it to webm ?

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>>4010635
These are kemono artists. Furries are western faggots with mental illness

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>>4011562
google "webm for retards"

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>>4011575
I already tried to convert to webm before and it says it's not the correct encoding for 4chan or some shit

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>>4011562
https://video.online-convert.com/convert-to-webm

If the file size is too large you’re going to have to lower the bitrate on the site, 500-700 kbps is a good range depending on how long/large the mp4 is. 4chan has a 3 mb file upload limit

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>>4011576
It’s probably the audio channel, make sure to disable it

[Anonymous No.4011590]

Loving the thread so far. I have a bunch of (animu) progress footage but the problem is it's in a format where you need to install opencanvas to view. It's quite informative though as you can see the tools they use for every stroke. Would you guys still be interested in this?

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>>4011590
Sure, how about uploading it to a mega folder if it’s too much trouble converting them

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>>4011598
That I can do. I'll have it up tomorrow.

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>>4011580
thanks

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Thank you anon, I see now that I do so much unnecessary things in my sketches.

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>>4011641
I'm curious, what things that you do do you think are unnecessary? They are probably not as unecessary as you think, just because these seasoned artists skip over some steps doesn't mean you can or should.

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>>4010091
Woah, why did the artist do the lineart over and over again? Is this how you get perfect clean lineart?

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I understand. I personally have been trying to get the figure right from the first sketch too. I don't like changing the pose, in my case I think it makes the result looks stiff. I stopped the other day to watch some of my timelapses and found myself to be changing good and "alive" gestures into stiff poses that are inside my comfort zone. So now what I think I'm practicing is anatomy out of my comfort zone. See them skillfully changing poses into good ones is encouraging.

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>>4011729
This is not necessarily how you do it, but this guy apparently does a sketch of the drawing and then a "sketch" of the lineart. His way of doing it.

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>>4009997
I think most of these are from Procreate for the iPad. The app does it automatically.

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>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qH4OBZULg0
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_YwgiOtYnI
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI2pPE55Cds

the way coro handles temperature shifts is really good
>http://www.muddycolors.com/2018/04/so-many-activities/
this has some of his newer ipad stuff

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>>4011729
oh that's kinda normal, they did it a few more times than i've seen before though. Gesture to figure out pose,rough in your lines over it refine make adjustments figure out how it's supposed to go, then do your final line work over that, so you just concentrate on the line, instead of placement.

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Two-parter.

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>all this furry shit

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>>4010925
https://twitter.com/kaiikarashi/

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>>4012802
Believe me, I wish he drew people. But it's what I can find, and he's too damn good.

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>>4012844
https://twitter.com/attall139

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>>4011590
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Okay, so my mega account is over capacity so here's an upload I made I while ago. Because I saved these a decade ago be aware some of these are pretty /beg/. If you find them helpful at all lemme know and I can try making a new mega account to upload whatever else I can find.

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>>4013155
Forgot my link https://mega.nz/#F!FddDGCAI!NYlSjdtQAA1Ub7bRGs_B9A

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>>4010533
So true

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That's cool of you anon, thanks

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>>4008919
>detailed drawing processes are rarely shared
>real time videos are too long to sit through

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>>4012713
>>4012802

today I learned that furries are the only ones who aren't greedy, so they share their process.

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Appreciate every Anon's contributions to this thread, thankyou

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Found this on behance. i've found timelapse on there before but i'm not having luck right now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNCZTvvsOmU&t=1s

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thanks for doing the footwork boys, god's plan

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>>4012846
this is fucking amazing dear lord

humanfags btfo

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GUD THREAD
>>4010171
YOU HAVE BEEN READ (gimme some time though)

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>>4014089
>here is your reference bro

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>>4012850
https://twitter.com/munakata301

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I'm impressed by how this artist nails the poses like that, fuck me if I don't have to revisit the sketch a dozen times to get a natural looking pose
the other artists are not nearly as good as this person

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>>4014904
reading this makes me think you're barely intermediate

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>>4010223
I feel a lot better now kek, absence of undos makes you look like a machine
still really good artists ofc, I should practice some foreshortening

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>>4015028
Did I come across as bragging? I'm not that skilled

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>>4008919
Thank you OP.

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>>4010858
I would kill to see a Tradd Moore timelapse. That guy is phenomenal.

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>>4012846
This guy's art is really cute, I can actually palate this unlike most furfag crap.

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>>4012714
>his drawing process literally looked like he animated the face moving around.

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>>4010253
right? he did like 3 underdrawings then eliminated most of the lines with colour at the end. then darkened it all anyway. nice lines, but damn, learn some efficiency. could have gone straight from underdrawing>lines>cleanup gone into painting. horrible sense of colour and design anyway.

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>>4015853
yet they always use one of the default animu poses that all look the same
I don't understand these guys, they're way more skilled than me but they have such a limited range

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>>4013311
Fucking asshole grandpa, hurr durr muh planes muh lolis
Fucking closet otaku autismo

[Anonymous No.4017098]

Good thread, nice thread

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>>4016724
funny how self-victimizing anons like you can't handle hearing that they do in fact, have all the tools to make it- and always have

once you accept that your failure is no one's fault but your own, you'll open a whole new world for yourself

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>>4017319
I was talking about Miyazaki

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>>4009872
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>>4008955


I've never been attracted to this kind of stuff before. Why must nippon do this to me???

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>>4008919
I love these. What are good software to record? Here's one I tried to make a while back, I'm p poopy.

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bump

[Anonymous No.4018307]

Great thread, clap

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>>4014887
https://twitter.com/porigoshi/

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>>4011312
>carving marble out of clouds
Anon you shouldve been a poet

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Anyone have a mega of all these webms?

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>>4022450
nope, and you're better off archiving this entire thread, because there's links to most of the artists

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>>4011565
cope

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>>4023011
spotted the mentally unstable furfag

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>>4017706
lmao this has nothing to do with nips

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>>4023009
How do you archive?

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>>4024978
You can use JDownloader to grab all the files, and "save page as" in browser.

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>>4014089
aaaaaaaaa how do i get to this level kill meee

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>>4027373
try drawing the same character for 20 years

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>>4027373
Try WORKING

[Anonymous No.4028952]

>>4008948
where can I follow teal/Simon?

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>>4010901
>thinking that 80% of shit in this thread wasn't made with an out of view ref
just because they developed a good and fluid line control doesn't mean that they don't rely on crutches themselves
get a clue

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>>4028952
https://twitter.com/simon_7617118
Most of these videos' filenames start with the artist's twitter handle...

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>>4029111
Ok cool, I did not know, thank you.

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Good thread

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>>4010240
who's the artist again

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>>4032839
nurzhan bekkaliyev

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>>4009868
Nigger

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>>4035088
Who the fuck is this simon

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>>4035155
see >>4029111

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>>4008919

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>>4010713
it's like a loli is growing out of a wikihow woman

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