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elise the great posted:
Would a car count as a flared base?
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Depends on how big your rear end in a top hat is. :goatse:
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Dec 24, 2017 07:47
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Oh honey, it's a Guatemalan sinkhole.
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Guatemalan stinkhole
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Tasteful Dickpic posted:Would a car count as a flared base? 
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Dec 24, 2017 12:32
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One thing I've noticed in a lot of NWS comics is that cars are always perfectly drawn, with all important bodylines and most details intact. I guess the artists can freehand a lot of stuff, but they all trace cars from photos for some reason.
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Santa is coming.
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evobatman posted:One thing I've noticed in a lot of NWS comics is that cars are always perfectly drawn, with all important bodylines and most details intact. I guess the artists can freehand a lot of stuff, but they all trace cars from photos for some reason. I would think it's more that every kid draws cars as soon as they can hold a pen basically, so lots of practice is my guess. I for sure have no artistic talent tho, so just a guess.
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ladron posted:I would think it's more that every kid draws cars as soon as they can hold a pen basically, so lots of practice is my guess. I for sure have no artistic talent tho, so just a guess. yeah i knew this one kid in school who liked to draw punk/gross stuff, but when he wasn't doing that, he was obsessively drawing cars. he would show them off, but i couldn't draw and i wasn't too interested in cars being a 9 year old and all i didn't really care. it would be interesting to see some kind of correlation between what kind of things kids draw early in life compared to what they draw later. there's no real scientific way to do it (lots of kids grow up and don't make art) but it would just be something curious.
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I am an illustrator who grew up obsessed with custom cars and drawing them constantly. It's surprisingly difficult to draw a realistic car freehand, and I can't fault anyone for using tricks. I personally prefer somewhat stylized machinery but if you need a realistic car in your superhero comic or whatever, you're probably best off with a 3d model that you can pose as you like and then draw over.
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Dec 24, 2017 16:36
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I like to think they also have volumes upon volumes of dick to lovingly trace the perfect donger for each scene, categorized, arrayed and cross referenced, and the only reason we don't notice is that they have so much more dick to choose from.
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Karate Bastard posted:I like to think they also have volumes upon volumes of dick to lovingly trace the perfect donger for each scene, categorized, arrayed and cross referenced, and the only reason we don't notice is that they have so much more dick to choose from. 
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Dec 24, 2017 18:03
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What is this comic? It makes me miss Katz’s pastrami 
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wayfinder posted:I am an illustrator who grew up obsessed with custom cars and drawing them constantly. It's surprisingly difficult to draw a realistic car freehand, and I can't fault anyone for using tricks. I personally prefer somewhat stylized machinery but if you need a realistic car in your superhero comic or whatever, you're probably best off with a 3d model that you can pose as you like and then draw over. huh, well there you go. thanks for the answer.
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wayfinder posted:I am an illustrator who grew up obsessed with custom cars and drawing them constantly. It's surprisingly difficult to draw a realistic car freehand, and I can't fault anyone for using tricks. I personally prefer somewhat stylized machinery but if you need a realistic car in your superhero comic or whatever, you're probably best off with a 3d model that you can pose as you like and then draw over. Also an illustrator, and grew up drawing people and monsters, rarely ever cars. Mignola said that's why his style developed into heavy use of shadow so he didn't have to worry about the scenes all that much in Hellboy. But it's important to note that all artists use photographic reference, or sketchp in the case of comics. Yeah, stuff can be drawn on the fly but it's always more important to know that the anatomy/lawnmower/kakapo looks right as opposed to fishing for upvotes on a post where they claim "I didn't use reference" because, yeah, I can loving tell. It's a gentle balance to integrate photographic reference in with your normal style, otherwise it sticks out like a sore thumb.
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Snowy posted:What is this comic? It makes me miss Katz’s pastrami Garth Ennis' Hitman.
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Twitch posted:Garth Ennis' Hitman. And amazingly, it's not a stand-alone book. The comic which featured a man with a dimensional portal for an anus is part of the mainstream DC universe, and it is canonical that the name of the titular character is scrawled on a lavatory wall in the JLA's lunar HQ.
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one man one christmas decoration
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Panty Saluter posted:one man one christmas decoration I'm pretty sure it would end with picking shards out just like the original.
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Jisae posted:Also an illustrator, and grew up drawing people and monsters, rarely ever cars. Mignola said that's why his style developed into heavy use of shadow so he didn't have to worry about the scenes all that much in Hellboy. But it's important to note that all artists use photographic reference, or sketchp in the case of comics. Yeah, stuff can be drawn on the fly but it's always more important to know that the anatomy/lawnmower/kakapo looks right as opposed to fishing for upvotes on a post where they claim "I didn't use reference" because, yeah, I can loving tell. It's a gentle balance to integrate photographic reference in with your normal style, otherwise it sticks out like a sore thumb. I had to read that 3 times to make sure it was what I thought it was. Still a trip seeing something so Kiwi in the wild.
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Jisae posted:Yeah, stuff can be drawn on the fly but it's always more important to know that the anatomy/lawnmower/kakapo looks right as opposed to fishing for upvotes on a post where they claim "I didn't use reference" because, yeah, I can loving tell. The reality TV tattoo competition show "Ink Master" recently had a contestant who was bragging about how his tattoos were superior because he didn't use photo reference and were 100% his designs and pretty much immediately after saying that he did a butt ugly anatomically incorrect tattoo and got eliminated. Like, loving hell dude. Maybe look up a photo and check how many joints there are in a human finger before permanently putting that design on someone's skin? Maybe glance slightly to the right at your own hand which is holding the tattoo machine right in front of your face and check?
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Dec 26, 2017 09:57
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When you think about it, knees really are the tits of the legs. 
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bueno
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Ha ha ha, that makes more sense. I actually spent a minute staring at the image you originally posted trying to figure out if there was a hidden dick or something I was missing.
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Upon further inspection of how well-defined this woman’s arms & legs are… Would. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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 I was really confused by the thumbnail when I saw this.
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Croisquessein posted:
this one works in two ways, because the person writing the caption ALSO seems like a dick
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She looks so loving pleased with herself, it makes me happy just to know how happy she must be with that bathing suit.
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bongwizzard posted:
I realized that the graphic design also looks startlingly like a top-down photograph of a dog's head, and now I can't unsee it. 
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:I realized that the graphic design also looks startlingly like a top-down photograph of a dog's head, and now I can't unsee it. godammit. you're an rear end in a top hat
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left_unattended posted:I had to read that 3 times to make sure it was what I thought it was. Still a trip seeing something so Kiwi in the wild. As an artist you do your research.  Snowglobe of Doom posted:The reality TV tattoo competition show "Ink Master" recently had a contestant who was bragging about how his tattoos were superior because he didn't use photo reference and were 100% his designs and pretty much immediately after saying that he did a butt ugly anatomically incorrect tattoo and got eliminated. Fun fact: I did a tattoo apprenticeship under this one hard-rear end guy and whenever he had to draw something himself he'd give it to me to draw all the hands. A forty-something guy who'd been tattooing for twenty years making a fifteen year old girl draw prayer hands for him. I thought it was some crash course lesson at the time but recently when talking to other local artists I've discovered that it's become a running gag that that particular guy just can't draw at all. Jisae has a new favorite as of 05:02 on Dec 28, 2017 |
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