/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>45249040
>>45249186
>>45251467
>>45253230
Hello. First of all I want to thank all of you since all your posts have a lot of thought and effort put into them. It's way more than what I expected.(the Kyouko post wasn't me, but I did think it was funny)

Sometimes I do draw a lot from reference and I do believe those drawings look way better, but sometimes I just wanna draw some nice 2hu titties after a hard day of work while having a beer and not think too much about it. My art quality varies a lot depending on that, but I don't think that's inherently a bad thing. It's just like driving in 2 different gears, and it's better than nothing and just mindlessly scrolling through content.

That being said, I want to draw the best possible 2hus I can, and I don't want to always wing it and deliver something mediocre, so I thought about everything you told me and I think I'm gonna start a regime of drawing from 3-4 complex poses per canvas. Then recall and draw from memory. Then look back at the reference, then go back to recalling, and so on. The repetition and comparison of information supposedly makes you way better at recalling stuff later. And that kind of basic shape training and more orthodox kind of learning I can leave it to when I have some free time at work (since I can't draw anime titties there).

It's a lot to think of, but I do think it's going to be very helpful down the road and more or less covers both drawing from reference and constructing with shapes. Once again, thanks a lot for your posts!

PD: please note that when I say "2hu titties" I am not being flat discriminatory. Some flatties like Suika, Flan, Eiki and Clownpiece are very charming and I do want to draw them a lot, however I think the phrase "2hu titties" best represents the feeling of what I want to draw