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>>1475 alternatively is there an anon here that can put up another mega with all the former links? please? I'd really like to pick up drawing as a hobby

Here stream is online: http://e2ms6uclnfcboc4yaqw7htx6tjtaee7lswwis566rukyww54eb4qgwyd.onion/ Will probably stream tomorrow as well around the same time.

Finished on stream. Tough luck if you've missed it. http://e2ms6uclnfcboc4yaqw7htx6tjtaee7lswwis566rukyww54eb4qgwyd.onion/?token=ef2d230e96c3bd5d7948fac014dfd7b5

Monero-chan result from stream

Hi, I'm streaming again! With a better set up and MORE BOOBA ! http://stream.artfovwylhl7wlkcmnp35zb5cyqqydjl2zk24xklroeotfaund4r5aad.onion/ Praise our new AI Art-Overlords!

>>6877 http://stream.artfovwylhl7wlkcmnp35zb5cyqqydjl2zk24xklroeotfaund4r5aad.onion/ We're writing an Eroge! (At least people tune in from time to time to check the progress.)

>>1522 You tied 2 - 2 against /sw/. Replay coming soon.

Here is the schedule for this weekend's matches. >>1523 https://archive.org/download/ICUP7/Raw%20mkv%20files/Day%204%20Part%201.mkv (Starts at 3:14:16)

Starting in one hour. You'll be fighting for your tournament lives against /v/ in the eighth match of the day. https://cytu.be/r/infinitycup

>>1532 /v/ 0 - 0 /loomis/

Infinity Cup 7 is now complete! Congratulations to /eris/ who joins the ranks of champions as they defeated /japan/ 3-1 in the Final! Stay tuned for the award winners over at our /icup/ board. Thank you to every anon who chipped in throughout the Cup, and thank you especially to all the anons who took the time to tune in. We'll see you in the next one!

No invitations for misery Thus inconsequential Then again, bygones are always bygones. Too much clauses, for a single christmas.

space marine

>>1528 Dont hurt naik with inconsequential cattles

>>1528 Anything thats not crawling with no arms is inconsequential enough too Woop Look at all your choices woop Thank it

Living the most important play with no script

Alright /loomis/ I need some years-long-closure for the drawing that broke me. I posted this years ago on prolikewoah/animu/. I was expecting advice and mild-mannered criticism, and I got the "typical-anon-treatment" instead. It's hand-drawn on paper, taken with a camera, and edited in Krita to have more contrast. So now, I want a "real" opinion on this. What is right and wrong at this point? Can I git gud, or at the very least suck in peace? god fucking damn it, I'm literally crying again. fuck.

>>1510 > What is right and wrong at this point? Can I git gud, Sure you can. It's just a matter of practice as with most things. But I don't see a lot to critique there. You would just have to start to learn the anatomy of the face and neck. Or at least the proportions and how the underlying structure of the skull works in three dimensions. I'm not sure how long it took to draw that thing, so it's hard to critique. Also: Git gut faget LEL

>>1511 >Sure you can. It's just a matter of practice as with most things. >But I don't see a lot to critique there. You would just have to start to learn the anatomy of the face and neck. Or at least the proportions and how the underlying structure of the skull works in three dimensions. I think my problem with anatomy is two things. First is that the process of drawing off photos feels rigid and precise while drawing stylized humans requires fluidity and ambiguity to do the work for you. Second (piggybacking off the first) is that I get copy-paste-tunnel vision with photos, while in the case of stylized, I get lost in the freedom of choice. and have trouble putting down simple shapes. So, based on that, I should practice more on making simple shapes "More 3D,". What else would I be missing? >I'm not sure how long it took to draw that thing, so it's hard to critique. To be honest, I can't remember either, I don't think it was much over an hour. >Also: Git gut faget LEL Haha! Damn straight I will!

>>1510 What did you use as reference, or did you draw it by memory?

>>1514 No reference at all. It was drawn completely from imagination.

>>1500 Mmh, don't know if it helps but have you tried Paint.NET? Otherwise I think I remember someone mentioning Aseprite as a good tool for sprite animatins.

How do I make skin look less plastic? Right now I'm hitting the deepest depths of the uncanny valley dead on every time I try realism.

>>602 Depending on the race of the subject, add yellows when light hits the skin and reds/blues where it is shadowed instead of straight black.

>>603 Thanks mate, I'll keep that in mind. I've got to say I severely underestimated how hard this was going to be, there's so much subtlety in coloring a face I've never recognized before. I'm kinda tracing pictures of better artists while autistically using the color picker and taking notes, I feel like a tiny baby artist.

>>602 skin is matte, it's soft and absorbs light instead of reflecting it. places where the skin can be harder like the nose tend to get it the most, but not so much anywhere else unless the person is oily or wet. Reflections on the nose and corners of the eyes are best used sparingly but to great effect.

How to do nice caustics, translucence, highlight , reflections given the objects in 3d space? Since somethings looks so abstract to do