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This thread is like watching an AOL chatroom full of old men pretending to be teenage girls asking a/s/l for every new join. That is how repetitive it is. At least find new ways to insult each other, you lazy assholes.
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Y'all need to be reading Jewel poetry tonight like I am. I miss your touch all taciturn like the slow migration of birds nesting momentarily
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Oct 11, 2016 06:37
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Please answer that question, Tropo. Nothing is more important in regards to this conversation. What in the hell do those words mean when they have phobia put at the end of them?
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Oct 11, 2016 06:38
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Scribblehatch posted:Please answer that question, Tropo. "Plasee awsner taht quoseitn, Trpoo. Nniohtg is mroe ionmtaprt in rrdegas to tihs cseaoirnotvn. Waht in the hlel do thsoe wdors maen wehn tehy hvae piboha put at the end of tehm?" -  Scriblles, 2016
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Oct 11, 2016 06:41
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Scribblehatch posted:Please answer that question, Tropo. Something can be transphobic/homophobic without the person saying them actively hating or fearing either group. They can be hurtful statements intended as a joke that create an environment in which mocking those groups is considered acceptable. This makes all forms of discrimination against them more likely. This isn't hard to understand but I'm sure you'll find a way to disappoint.
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Oct 11, 2016 06:42
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Scribblehatch posted:Please answer that question, Tropo. irrational fear of, aversion to, or discrimination against transgender or transsexual people notice how fear is only part of that, the other is discrimination, which is not "hate" and is oftentimes much more insidious than someone literally saying they hate lgbt people
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Oct 11, 2016 06:42
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Nope! Time to shut up! Definitions only. Troposphere posted:since you love definitions so much here is merriam websters: But really, why should homo and trans be in a different category than arachno? (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Scribblehatch posted:Nope! Time to shut up! That's not the definition of discrimination, Mr. Pedant.
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Oct 11, 2016 06:47
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press x to lovingly caress dong
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Oct 11, 2016 06:47
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discrimination is treating someone different because of their identity(along with other behaviors) and you can certainly do that and still think you are an open minded person that doesn't hate anyone (but man wouldn't it be better if that group of people acted and looked more like me it'd just make everyone's lives so much easier)
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Oct 11, 2016 06:49
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I've seriously had people praise me for not being a butch lesbian because I'm more "normal" because I'm femme, as well as having people tell me that I don't "seem gay". do I think these people hate lesbians? no, probably not, but they were being homophobic and it hurt and made me feel like poo poo.
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Oct 11, 2016 06:53
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I think they hated the butch part. Butch is an attitude, not an orientation. So no, I don't think that was homophobic, in the way you've described it.
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Oct 11, 2016 06:55
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Not really sure what you are trying to accomplish here other than prove you're a contemptible person
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Oct 11, 2016 06:56
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Scribblehatch posted:I think they hated the butch part. Butch is an attitude, not an orientation. cool please tell me more about my life experiences
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Oct 11, 2016 06:57
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gently caress. marry. t-rex posted:Not really sure what you are trying to accomplish here other than prove you're a contemptible person watching people get upset about dick censor bars with inch rule measurements on them
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Oct 11, 2016 06:57
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Troposphere posted:cool please tell me more about my life experiences They didn't sound like they hated you. Just that you defied expectations of what they'd met before. I like Ellen Degeneres. I dislike Rosie O'Donnell. And it's about the attitude. Flipping someone on what they thought before? I'd consider that a win. The fact that you came away from that feeling the opposite, sounds like you left major details about the story out, at the very least.
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Oct 11, 2016 07:03
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Diabetes Forecast posted:press x to lovingly caress dong Scribblehatch posted:I think they hated the butch part. Butch is an attitude, not an orientation. wants to gently caress robots 2 posted:watching people get upset about dick censor bars with inch rule measurements on them There is such an unreal gap between these guys' egos & artistic ability, lol
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Oct 11, 2016 07:07
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Scribblehatch posted:Well you didn't go into that much detail either! that's what I'm saying dumbass homophobia doesn't require hate, and it definitely didn't change their minds because I still get backhanded comments about it. and it's certainly not a good feeling having someone deny your identity because you don't fit a stereotype straight people have built up in their heads I shouldn't have to tell a lgbt person this
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Oct 11, 2016 07:08
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Please Post Art
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I would but I ain't got poo poo due to having spent today at the doctor with them telling me I need to get a surgery for my nose E: besides you got rid of the person posting art so Diabetes Forecast fucked around with this message at 07:20 on Oct 11, 2016 |
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Oct 11, 2016 09:18
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8/10, would be perfect except there's no dick. I drew some more witches the last few days.    Also maybe this comes as a surprise to some people but it's possible to not actively hate/fear something and still hold opinions that are harmful to that group.
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holy poo poo can you not even have a NWS poo poo thread without screwing it up i'll reopen this when it stops being a report fountain
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its ok don't be scared you can post just post less bad
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I guess I'll be brave. I drew more witches. The last two days' themes were solar witch and candy witch. 
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Oct 12, 2016 22:33
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Nice witches, gmc. I do really like the solar witch one, especially the soft colour palette. In fact I do like all of your witches, they have interesting character designs to, giving a different spin to concept of witches. Well, as for posting more art, I haven't got much since I'm currently trying something new with the structure phase methodology, along with ineligible scribbles from my first gesture drawing session. I did continue working on this piece, but it's still not finished. This is what I've done so far. 
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Hello here is a quick list of things I have noticed in most of what you have posted so far -You make their arms really long, especially their biceps -you also make the arms get wider further away from the body and it gets kinda Popeye lookin, also the wrists don't taper in -their eyes/eyebrows aren't really emoting at all -They're lacking mass in distinct parts of their heads mostly the back of their skulls and the part of their jaw where there mouths are, like the mouths look like flat symbols when their existence doesn't add any 3d volume to the character's face Tldr it looks like you've spent a lot of time honing that very clean very commercial friendly rendering style but not as much time practicing anatomy or expression, and are falling back on your knowledge of certain features as 2d images when you construct a figure Wow that was a lot longer thN I meant it to be but it is a fairly simple problem a lot of artists have
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Thanks for the advice. I was reluctant to post them at first, but now some people pointed out the problems I have, I know where to fix and how to rethink myself on improve further. So it's very helpful to be honest. Also about the long arms, this is why I've wanted to go back and redo how I've made my basic structures, as I felt they were out of proportions and and a bit stiff at times. I think I did something wrong along the way. Well, I better do that and do a expression character sheet for practice. I've gone a little rusty since I've spend more time on writing lately. Again, thanks for the tip. TeaMaestro fucked around with this message at 04:30 on Oct 13, 2016 |
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Oct 13, 2016 04:25
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I never actually post in this thread despite being a digital artist but in the spirit of new beginnings here's some speedpaints and stuff from the past year or so     
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TeaMaestro posted:Thanks for the advice. I was reluctant to post them at first, but now some people pointed out the problems I have, I know where to fix and how to rethink myself on improve further. So it's very helpful to be honest. If it helps with the arms there is a handy little proportional thing you can keep in mind. Your lower arm (elbow to wrist) is roughly 2/3s the length of your upper arm (shoulder to elbow) and your hand is roughly 2/3s the length of your lower arm (starting from the wrist). So each part is shorter as you go down the arm. Obviously a little measurement like that wont solve everything but at least keeping that in mind should make it easier to reign in the length a bit. For facial structure study some skulls, those kinds of studies are hugely useful and it'll give you a lot more nuance with your forms if you understand whats going on underneath. You can even start a portrait with a skull, then build the person's face on top of that which can be a nice exercise if you like.
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JuniperCake posted:If it helps with the arms there is a handy little proportional thing you can keep in mind. Your lower arm (elbow to wrist) is roughly 2/3s the length of your upper arm (shoulder to elbow) and your hand is roughly 2/3s the length of your lower arm (starting from the wrist). So each part is shorter as you go down the arm. Obviously a little measurement like that wont solve everything but at least keeping that in mind should make it easier to reign in the length a bit. But at least it's a start. A good start mind you. I'm going to keep that in mind when I get back home to start refining my workflow. JuniperCake posted:For facial structure study some skulls, those kinds of studies are hugely useful and it'll give you a lot more nuance with your forms if you understand whats going on underneath. You can even start a portrait with a skull, then build the person's face on top of that which can be a nice exercise if you like. Skulls... While understandably it's all part of the fundamentals of art and I definitely would take a good at them when I get back home, because my wireless internet is acting up at this time. But still, I can't help but think of the late Frank Bender and his biopic when you mention that. In the book, he was talking about how no skulls were identical and each of the little things, such as the nasal cavity, can really alter the facial structure as a whole. Then he also describe in explicit details how he learn the muscle structure, the similarities in each facial construction... after years of working as a forensic artist. And I gotta admit, I wish I knew where I put that book somewhere in my house. I could definitely read it again at this point.
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Humboldt Squid posted:I never actually post in this thread despite being a digital artist but in the spirit of new beginnings here's some speedpaints and stuff from the past year or so Wow, this is a really fantastic practice/reference piece, I think I'm going to try making a similar chart as practice myself - not only do you get to learn how to correctly portray lots of different surfaces, but it becomes a handy visual reference when you're working on other pieces and need to remember how to make a certain surface.
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Yeah I was struck by how neat that chart was to. Though I'd have to figure out how to draw varied textures in the first place.
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Humboldt Squid posted:I never actually post in this thread despite being a digital artist but in the spirit of new beginnings here's some speedpaints and stuff from the past year or so God I remember this back when you were still doing the cones.
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I was looking up human skulls and other head tutorials to improve my art, when I've stumbled across this interesting piece:  I'm not sure if this is real or not, but I think I'm going to attempt practice sketching anatomy based on this skull. If anyone else wants to try drawing something that is base on that skull, feel free to do so and post it. Also: Humboldt Squid posted:I never actually post in this thread despite being a digital artist but in the spirit of new beginnings here's some speedpaints and stuff from the past year or so That's a good texture reference you've made there. TeaMaestro fucked around with this message at 13:21 on Oct 13, 2016 |
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TeaMaestro posted:I was looking up human skulls and other head tutorials to improve my art, when I've stumbled across this interesting piece:
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neonnoodle posted:FRANCE. THEY COME FROM FRANCE.  Well... that makes sense now. Guess I'll draw something else then, back to the usual. Edit: I've decided to screw around with one of the heads for practice. Apparently since they are from Peru, I've added a tribal headwear.  Feel free to point out where I've made some mistakes, especially the guidelines. I like to know what I did wrong and learn from it. TeaMaestro fucked around with this message at 16:09 on Oct 13, 2016 |
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