/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>inb4 "Oh I fixed it but i'm not going to tell you how, thanks anyways guys."

>>4479304
the joke was drawn with OPs tablet?

op here:

i think the surface may be scratched, i tried drawing with a couple of sheets of paper on top of the tablet and it seems to work, but im not exactly sure, if anyone could confirm this is an issue with tablets iw ould be extremely greatful, will do more testing tomorrow

>>4479322
If it's scratched just use clear nail polish to fill the scratch (small drop of nail polish then wipe excess with edge of old credit card) and buff it out.

>>4479192
Grab a ruler. Draw with a ruler over the "problem area". Delete your thread.

>>4479175
so?

>>4479158
Your empty skull and it would be a rage fuck.

If I like a statue so much I would fuck it I would not ruin it by drilling a hole in it

statue of peace

Just look at that tight little ass

>>4479060

Dali's topics of this interview:

1. The DNA superiority of his creative genious (that his beloved ant-eater pet also has)
2. His fascination for the mathematical patterns in the shape of the rinhoceros horn
3. The fogginess and precisition of the English language and it's need to be injected with surrealism.
4. Explains the concept behind his moustache design (the constant tragical element of the human face)
5. The vulgarity and catastroph of dogs, and his predilection for rinhoceros.
6. The melancoliness of baseball positions
7. The mathematical patterns of sunflowers, and his observations on mathematical patterns on coliflowers.
8. The normality of not being able to understand Dali's work.
9. His accent (Catalonian)
10. The lack of message in his painting.
11. Dali's tremendous power for cretinization everybody.
12. His Dalinian flower painting
13. His monarchyc inclination
14. His tastes in food.

>>4480563

Have you ever actually seen art by either of them? No? I thought so. You're a NGMI if you don't recognize their greatness over some wannabe shitter like Cezanne.

>>4480519
Based

>>4480609
Poo poo head

>>4479056
>Impressionism
>good

Miro is better.

>>4480019
he was laughing and screaming as he crashed, his end was one that was doomed to obliterate himself but was so severe in it's abandonment that it took another along with it in it's carelessness, and it's through this terribly troubled and tragic view of Pollock that we can see how his life of anger, confusion and destruction could somehow level to create such sublime images of pure thought in his effort to bring some equilibrium to his existence as a backwoods boy in the big city with alcoholism and no sense of foundation in the society he so wished to speak to, he just wanted to make sense of things for himself, and even though he could not manage to in his lifetime, he destroyed himself and so much more in some misguided effort to do so that it went above and beyond himself and into an example for all of us, and even in it's terribleness and childishness it yet works to let us see some hazy vision that even in the middle of the 20th century with all its narrative titanic turns and spins it makes its way back to all of us fundamentally as human beings as pure emotion and thought and confusion and attempt at making sense of this chaotic life we all live in unison individually

Pollock was pushed into the world of multi millions through cold war intelligence funding and some American sense of superiority, but it will be himself and his own unique and tragic tale that will ensure he and his drifting meanings in spaces of colour and matter and space adding up to some brief and unsubstantial yet eternal and complete tellings of human emotions that dictate the lives of every one of us for better or for worse in our own confused and anguished lives live on into the coming centuries

>>4480081
>he was laughing and screaming as he crashed
maybe 'cause he was drunk?

>>4480100
exactly, he was so lost in it all that all he could do was plunge as far in to being lost as he could though substances, and it all cost him his life and that of another innocent, his life does not give us a pleasant tale to use as example, but a necessary one, because it could be so easy for any of us to go into the same fate, or to damn it as inconsequential and below us, but his art gives us the link to see that he was as much a human being as any of us as mortal beings in an infinite and constantly changing environment, and that we should take his tragedy with gravity, in order that we not only avoid it, but incorporate it

of course Pollock knew very little of this, but he knew enough in his findingly miserable existence in the middle of the miserable century that was the 20th

>>4480113
please, you're gonna make me throw up. you're doing a massive disservice to jackson pollock's death, who he was as a person and the impact of his art with all this bullshit romanticizing. his body of work was deeply touching and captivating enough without needing to feign profundity as clumsily as you do.

>>4480170
what else am I supposed to do but romanticising as a non-American myself towards such an Americana symbol of expression of things so hard to put into words, Pollock ended tragically, and I feel his art represents something that could only end the same way he did, without reason or conclusion, it just sits there moving in its own way with its won energy forever, without revision or reconsideration, it's as timeless as it ever was and ever will be, my interpretation only considers the artist beyond all things, which is what I think all consideration of art should do if it want sot get to the bottom of things, you don't go around trying to make sense of the development of language in a particular geography without taking into consideration in a big way the culture and history of the area, because that's how you explain how it appears as it does today

>>4479458
It means I came here for tech advice, if I want crit I post in the draw thread

>>4479458
means a newfag just learnt a new word and shes using it to sound cool and gain updoots and karma

>>4479461
The apple shills are jerking off right now, so gl with that.

Never change ic

are there any other apps you can use other than yandex to translate japanese pages?

>>4481879
i use google lens / translate on my phone and point it at my screen, it's finnicky sometimes but 100x faster

>>4481888
i wish there i can just shove all my pages in so i won't have to use one picture at a time.

>>4481867
based schizo

>>4481860
least you can draw women correctly

>>4478888
Not an argument

>>4478888
lex luthor from smallville

>>4478888
NO.

fuck drawing this cuck, he should go post some more tweets about how he wants to smell Taylor Swift's feet or some shit.

>>4480874
Her work is great, and it's only gotten better over the years. I look at her first published volume of her comic and compare it to now. It's night and day.

>>4478822
>pic
>based argentinian pianist

>>4479170
>>4480780
>>4479169
>>4481029
you better learn to read a tattoo

Ralph Bakshi, bought Fritz the Cat and Heavy Traffic for 2 dollars each when FYE was closing down in my city back in like 2009. Had no idea what to expect, my pot-addled mind said to buy them. Wizards is one of my favorite animated movies ever made.

Him and Jamie Hewlett are the only western artists I can say had a definite influence. Japanese artists would be Kishimoto, Yuu Watase and Koge-Donbo

>>4481101
based charly garcia

>>4478786
you mean this video?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zAB22wZjlE
I think (based on some Youtube comments) that they didn't think too deep about it. They just wanted to make something trippy

>>4478786
That is no Church that is an Obelisk, my friend.

>>4480610
Why must you post the pozzed version?
https://youtu.be/Wn-HPVep7Ss

I dunno how to really talk about Dali yet, but here's a really good two part doco on him, I'm sure you'll understand his language if you go through it and see how he grew up, lived, and died, it's very revealing to his strange ways of turning his meanings into semiotics, and I'm sure you'll be able to see how he combines the symbolism of Spanish culture and quantum physics into images of narrative and fairy tale structure

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCitwgX8z34
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwyzouAINsw

>>4479236
>Marshall and Stan
wow I never realized

>>4479228
Lmfao, can't unsee

>>4478730
>What's your opinion on Proko?
He's a soiboy beta cuck.

>>4479623
He lurks for sure but if he posts it's probably giving advice in /beg/ threads.

>>4478730
great teacher, good artist, huge cock.

>>4478706
this, op is stunted

Based thread

>>4478695
WOAH you watch mikeymegamega too? POGGERS!

based retard, you just tried to replicate the lines like a highschool student does math

You will never make it because you don't bother to understand what and why you're doing it.

>>4478984
S E E T H I N G loomisfag, keep drawing cubes cuck

>>4478616
everything is centered around building an audience in the creative industry
everybody hates client work

I'm building an audience of clients

And then what? Sell my shit on tshirts?

>>4479773
200IQ

>>4478728
because that fat attention hungry blubber lipped chink doesnt know shit about art and is a massive aspie faggot spamming AMAWU AMAWU U GUY RIKEY ME NEW MEME AMAWU AMAWU COOF COOF

>>4478735
that chink was the faggot forcing the amawu shit?

>>4478637
Penetrating insight.
Thats why you’re shit and will remain shit.

>>4478588
The podcast started getting bad after proko started talking about his stupid app that redlines cubes

>>4478588

>mfw when the apocolypse happens and Marshall ends up part-cyborg

How did it come to this, lads? Why didnt we protect him?

We left him with Proko and now he is a machine.

>>4478568
Left handed people are better at art because they use the right side of the brain more.

>>4479219
Oh no no no

6

>>4478568
Just be born left handed like me bro.

I don't have emotion. I was soulless since 17 when i saw people who draw comic or animation i always envy them because all thing i draw was backgroung building car lab something like that i want understand human i want soul too
I want make comic

>>4478594
no, he's just trying to teach you how to enter what's essentially an altered state of mind. that's the thing that people don't get. feeling the form is not intellectual, it feels more like dreaming or kind of like that phased out feeling you get when you're high. it's a very weird dream-like feeling

he says it in one of the very first pages
>Now, if the first drawings you do are not the last word in cleverness, don’t be discouraged. You will soon get the idea. When you begin to sense form, you will have the whole works. Then we’ll polish up, and they will have to admit you are good.
>When you begin to sense form
that's the crucial part to everything. even if the proportions and everything else is off, as long as you sense the form then what you create will feel three dimensional and real. that's why a nicely done blook with proportions that aren't even slightly close to accurate will still look good and ring true as long as you sense the form when you were drawing it.

it's that feeling when you're drawing and your mind kind of phases into the paper and it feels like you're doing three dimensional sculpting on a flat surface. it's a very dreamy feeling, but it's crucial to everything. this is just his attempt at teaching that, same as "feel the form" is vilppu's attempt. it's all the same feeling that they're trying to get you to tap into

>>4478620
idk what you're talking about. sounds like you're a schizo bro

>>4478620
I know what you're talking about. you don't sound like a schizo bro

>>4478620
this is the hackest thingy i've heard in my life

>>4478994
>feeling the form isn't a transcendental experience for him
ngmi

>>4478414
Fuck off lolcow.

>>4478422
Idubbbz’ girlfriend SIMP detected.

>>4478422
SIMP

>>4478366
i used to draw like the 2013 to 2017 style in middle school and made comics of negrounds cartoons for my friends. Its cancer to see this style of drawing is used for sihtty webtoons because i have an emotional attachment to it

> That last pic
> When you read Blue "Dobson" Bear, he also gazes back at you

he never really tried

none that have this style of art actually do
such a hard concept to grasp

>>4478366
Glad for him, i'm still gonna try to actually learn how to draw.

>>4478366
I don't hate James but he’s just a really fucking lucky cartoonfag that got big off of YouTube's perpetually changing algorithm and a late 2010s ”storytime” trend resurgence. His fame won't last and he’ll end up another content creator lost to collective memory like Leafy, Smosh or the thousands of huge gaming channels and Machinima. He’ll be lucky if he ends up with a long lasting cult following.

The art of learning art has become so corrupted and obtuse

>>4481042
I'm a hapa and the only thing you're kinda right about is that Asians are kinda better at absorbing info. It's moreso because they're willing to sit still and listen than anything else because they're raised not to be hyperactive little shits. Even with that there are plenty of dumb east asians. fuck off back to >>>/pol/

>>4478341
As long as you don't just copy/trace but actually try to study it, yes. Try to understand what the artist tried to do.

>>4481015
If you want to make your own songs and not just be a cover artist, there definitely has to be a fat amount of music theory/composition exercises in your diet, copying other artists is more about getting good at the instrument itself.

So, assuming this parallel holds true for drawing, OP will be just a fax machine by copying, but it does help with his brute drawing skills and could be supplemented by studying how to create your own shit.

>>4481096
Yeah, It’s cultural, there is a reason Nigerians and Chinese immigrants are the most successful groups in America

>>4481388
I appreciate that, thank you

>>4481291
How do we do this? I'd do it myself but I can't draw because I haven't read loomis

On one hand I'm happy that I've been getting lots of commissions this year but on the other I miss times when I could give a few days to style exploration, trying new things and drawing from nature. Most of the jobs I get are not very challenging and I feel like it's gonna stay that way unless I start putting more ambitious projects up on my portfolio.

There was a farmer who had a dog and bingo was his name o

>>4481560
Outrageous. You shouldn't have to stand for that shit.