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Frown Town posted:I want a palette system that feels like Corel Painter or Coolorus App for Photoshop. I have the 1st gen Astropad (without a subscription) and I thought it worked great. I never use it anymore, but it was 80% of an expensive Wacom for about 5% the cost (excluding the price of the iPad). The only think I miss from a desktop app is ArtRage’s auto smoothing straight lines. Also Procreate does lag on my 1st gen 9.7 Pro when making a long brush stroke.
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Neon Noodle posted:Dude it costs six dollars. What pen/stylus do you use?
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Nov 4, 2017 17:41
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I'll take pen/stylus recommendations from anyone, please. It'd be for an iPad, probably ProCreate since it sounds so good.
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Nov 4, 2017 18:07
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I use the Apple Pencil, king of styluses
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If you have an iPad Pro and use some style other than an Apple Pencil, an ornate urn somewhere in Cupertino trembles slightly. It was already angry that you didn't just use your finger, but if you're going to use a stylus it should be an Apple one.
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Nov 4, 2017 19:21
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It looks like she's haunted by the ghost of her strict and terrible mother. Loving the colour scatter. I took a break from panels and drew monsters cuddling. 
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Nov 5, 2017 01:44
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Sharpest Crayon posted:It looks like she's haunted by the ghost of her strict and terrible mother. Loving the colour scatter. Curtain showing movement/dynamism is perfect
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Nov 5, 2017 04:29
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Nice work all around guys. Here's some stuff from me(most also posted in the trad thread):      
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Nov 5, 2017 07:03
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It looks like someone is reaching in from out of frame and adjusting his hat; I kind of love it.
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Nov 5, 2017 17:58
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Spinster posted:Many nice words in several posts Thank you! Especially about the curtains 'cause I spent half an hour fretting over them. I can defo imagine this dude and his manservant going around dissing a vampire's disheveled garden and their peasantry decor. And we're on page 6 panel 4 where the dead find out a valid reason for blasphemy. 
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Nov 6, 2017 01:15
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I've had an iPad Pro for a while but I never got into drawing on it because the surface is so slippery which makes it feel awkward to draw on. Do you guys just put up with that or do you have a recommended screen protector that'll make it feel more like I'm scribbling on paper?
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Argue posted:I've had an iPad Pro for a while but I never got into drawing on it because the surface is so slippery which makes it feel awkward to draw on. Do you guys just put up with that or do you have a recommended screen protector that'll make it feel more like I'm scribbling on paper? It can take some adjustments. I used an Waco Intuos previously, so maybe my tactile sensations were already accustomed to non-paper. At this point it feels completely natural. I have to draw something on paper as part of a Christmas gift and I'm really dreading not having layers and undos and possibly screwing up an pricey piece of paper.
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Nov 6, 2017 02:40
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Not very inspired by this model but i like this one profile I got: Otherwise...  He kept falling asleep during this pose and drooping his head, so the neck/head looks kinda off from the rest  And this pur e contouring I did to warm up, on the right edge here, using a graphite rectangle, I thought was kinda cool 
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Argue posted:I've had an iPad Pro for a while but I never got into drawing on it because the surface is so slippery which makes it feel awkward to draw on. Do you guys just put up with that or do you have a recommended screen protector that'll make it feel more like I'm scribbling on paper? Yup, get the iCarez matte finish one. Makes a humongous difference.
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Radio du Cambodge posted:He kept falling asleep during this pose and drooping his head, so the neck/head looks kinda off from the rest
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Nov 6, 2017 03:46
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i did a ~value study~ for this one, i think it definitely helped a whole lot
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Nov 6, 2017 03:49
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I dunno why people hate smooth surfaces for drawing so much, maybe it helps that I always wear a smudge glove when using tablet monitors, even my iPad Pro, since it helps my skin not catch and stutter on the glass which I’m sure isn’t as much of a problem on a textured surface. Your drawings remind me I need to look for some life drawing opportunities near me, I’m sure there are some somewhere in the twin cities but I really hope there’s something not at the university cause it’s a pain in the rear end to get to
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Theokotos posted:It looks like someone is reaching in from out of frame and adjusting his hat; I kind of love it. I can see it. Maybe it's his mom, they meet randomly on the street and he's like "geez mom I'm a grown up alien pod-lobster person I can fix my own hat". Sharpest Crayon posted:... haha lmao that's cool I need to draw it. "what is this coffin, mid 1890's?" [makes puking gesture] The manservant can be like another supernatural creature maybe? Your comics is very nice. I'll have to check out the comic thread then.
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Nov 6, 2017 08:22
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Inktober 31 is a girl with her pet crow After Inktober it is kinda nice to get back to graphite. 
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Nov 6, 2017 15:40
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sigma 6 posted:Inktober 31 is a girl with her pet crow Is that...Mulholland Drive? I'd do an image search, but not doing that at work. It looks the two actresses from the movie.
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Krispy Wafer posted:Is that...Mulholland Drive? Correct. 
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more fuckin around with value studies (this ones really doodly, made with mspaint and a mouse during some downtime at work) its definitely a tool im going to use going forward as its definitely allowed me to figure out depth and shading a lot better
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Wowporn posted:I dunno why people hate smooth surfaces for drawing so much, maybe it helps that I always wear a smudge glove when using tablet monitors, even my iPad Pro, since it helps my skin not catch and stutter on the glass which I’m sure isn’t as much of a problem on a textured surface. Yo I just thought of an idea for finding life drawing sessions. They don't post that often on craigslist, but models sometimes do. Even if they are weirdos, they probably have some idea of the local classes and workshops. I just searched "figure drawing" on your craigslist and found this posting where he says "I am a regular at pretty much all of the local colleges and art schools as well as some drawing co-ops" like maybe you could just email him and ask for some info.
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I could watch these rainy gifs forever, so calming. Page 6 panel 5 I'm almost done with this page yesss 
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Radio du Cambodge posted:Yo I just thought of an idea for finding life drawing sessions. They don't post that often on craigslist, but models sometimes do. Even if they are weirdos, they probably have some idea of the local classes and workshops. I just searched "figure drawing" on your craigslist and found this posting where he says "I am a regular at pretty much all of the local colleges and art schools as well as some drawing co-ops" like maybe you could just email him and ask for some info. I've actually always liked the idea of just hiring someone to come pose for me for a while, although I don't really have anyone I know who'd be interested in splitting the cost (though I value life drawing enough I'd probably shell out for a private session once in a while). I don't even care if they are a weirdo who's just doing an exhibitionist thing if they can pose decently
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a hole-y ghost posted:it's good he did! this is great Thanks the model thought so too, he took that one with him at the end. Here's a sketch i just did from a softcore site, kinda bummed about the hair and eyes but it was fun and I'm digging these woodless charcoal pencils  "contemplating the infinite"
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I mentioned it earlier, but check out meetup.org. That's a good place to find art clubs where everyone pitches in to hire models. They can be pretty expensive to hire on your own. The friends of mine who did it made about 10 to 20 bucks a hour and that was 20 years ago.Radio du Cambodge posted:Thanks the model thought so too, he took that one with him at the end. I like those knuckles.
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Wrestled with HTML and CSS all day in school, got drunk and drew people in my phone for wind down this eve.  (Bad self portrait, bf, friend) E: also broke out the paint markers for the first time in months: 
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Sharpest Crayon posted:It looks like she's haunted by the ghost of her strict and terrible mother. Loving the colour scatter. Line weight is great here.
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Wowporn posted:I've actually always liked the idea of just hiring someone to come pose for me for a while, although I don't really have anyone I know who'd be interested in splitting the cost (though I value life drawing enough I'd probably shell out for a private session once in a while). I don't even care if they are a weirdo who's just doing an exhibitionist thing if they can pose decently I hire models privately. I started out using model mayhem and craigslist. The latter is a crapshoot, but I've found some of my favorite models there.
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Another resource for free life modeling is your significant other haha. Or, if you are in the dating world, it is a good way to take the relationship up a notch. I'm single-and-looking right now and I almost always do a sketch of their profile or portrait after a couple dates, it's great practice and a little unique and an opportunity to compliment their appearance in a genuine and demonstrable way. I've only done this once (and she had some modeling experience already) but if they're open to it you could even ask for a full-on nude life drawing session at your home (not recommended as a first-date). Tinder for figure drawing models lol well why not? There are all sorts of ways to draw naked people if you keep an open mind. EDIT: Krispy Wafer posted:I like those knuckles. Thanks! I find it pretty tricky to draw women's hands, keeping a balance between definition and grace, I think I skirted the line here but I agree they came out well. Just gotta keep the shading real gentle I guess. Radio du Cambodge fucked around with this message at 18:30 on Nov 7, 2017 |
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Radio is right that people close to you are good models, and that would be a cute 3rd or 4th date. Fun story though: I was talking to a guy on okc who was asking me about my art and started the idea of my using him as a model. He kept pushing after I'd brushed it off, so I switched to a professional tone and thanked him, but said I only use models who come recommended from other artists. He got real pissed and told me to "grow some guts".
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Oh God no don't draw women you want to sleep with or who you want to like you. Around the time you get to the pudgiest part of her body you will realize your mistake.
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Krispy Wafer posted:Oh God no don't draw women you want to sleep with or who you want to like you. I've been asked by quite a few girls I date to draw/paint them and I always find a way to avoid it. I'd appreciate the practice, but if I gently caress up, or I'm too "honest" like the above poster, it's just asking for trouble.
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I wanted to draw a small cute pic of the female monster and got exactly this far before I noticed that I'm inking into the sketch layer and suddenly, with a deafening rush, all my will to carry on violently drained from my body, leaving an empty husk to wonder how goddamn many times can one person repeat a mistake without learning from it.
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smallmouth posted:I hire models privately. I started out using model mayhem and craigslist. The latter is a crapshoot, but I've found some of my favorite models there.
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Sharpest Crayon posted:before I noticed that I'm inking into the sketch layer
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