/loomis/ - loomis

>>1771
>belligerent faggotry and discord tranny drama
Can't say I'm surprised but still sad to hear it. Thanks.

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Scorn if it was pro abortion (lul)

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I need to work on face anatomy (i almost gave her a tumour on the nosey)

>>2024
Would fug tbh fam

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Careful i heard she has a roll of 200 grit paper down there

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my kingdom by Alan doyle (my beloved)

>>2034 (OP) 
Well, I'd say use Betty Edward's Drawing on the right side of the brain as a great place to start.

For simple relaxing enjoyment, I'd recommend watching Uncle Bob Ross on YT. Good ASMR, and about the comfy-est artist ever.

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progress continuing to be made, the body and the face look fine on their own but together they don't seem to merge right
im just getting sick of looking at it at this point

>>2027
Hey anon. i tried drawing on it and here are the things i found. 

>too big boobies
>missing the spine indent (considering the calf indent is much smaller but you still drew it)
>missing hip bone on your left hand side
>missing rib structure at like the left bra strap And too big of a rib flare on the right

i have tried to fix these. And give me a holler if you want it cos i wanna see you fix it

hope it helps

>>2028
>too big boobies
juliet is STACKED though
>missing the spine indent (considering the calf indent is much smaller but you still drew it)
was going to add this when i started shading since it's only really visible under lighting
>missing hip bone on your left hand side
gud point
>missing rib structure at like the left bra strap And too big of a rib flare on the right
also gud point, back is too smooth
thanks budy

>>2029
girl tomatos dont need to be visible all the time tho lol the way my mind pictures it she has chameleon eyes for boobs. 

Yeah well the spine is gonna help you find the middle and others to identify it too so if u just forgot it no matter but yeah

another thing...

the neck or the face.
if both sides of the face are fully visible, her neck has got to be over 90 degrees.

if not only one side of her face should be visible and if the other should be too its should be very barely

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Some low-tension post-hiatus copies, including attempts to feel the folds out on my own based on pics from Date Naoto's learning book.

My advice would be to install flatpak, and flatpak's version of blender or swap your packages to the unstable branch if you're on a debian-based distro.

Debian is so iron-hard-stability-focused that it's packages are often years out of date.

>>1780
turns out i'm retarded, i installed HIP from my package manager and it just works (was looking for ROCm packages instead of HIP, which is what blender uses for acceleration) even though it's one version below what Blender says it requires.
amd is still nowhere near as good as nvidia with cuda, sadly

>>1788
>amd is still nowhere near as good as nvidia with cuda
Yea that really sucks.
Still going with amd in my future new build though. Nvidia is overpriced.

>>1968
>Nvidia is overpriced.
In what world? I got an "equivalent" Nvidia card to replace my AMD card and it runs better, cooler, and quieter (and isn't as big and heavy) for only about $30 more than the current going price of AMD, all at the cost of having a slightly less streamlined and more hands-on initial setup experience in Linux.

>>1969
I honestly have not used my GPU for any new games. It's a 5700 XT (roughly equivalent to a 2070) and I only use it for my three monitors, gamedevving (in 2D), and maybe running Blender once a year. Otherwise it's all for old games that run without issue.
I also think raytracing is a buzzword and not worth buying a behemoth of a card for.

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it looks ok but not what i imagined when its flipped...possibly also cuz i used to have a single picture i use as reference for being v good...and its now gone and i cant seem to, reproduce it strictly from, faint memory

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I need a pick me up to understands this

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Be more specific, are you drawing from a reference that's flipped upside down? Are you trying to draw a figure laying flat and viewed from an upside-down angle?
Try to draw this image as it is: upside down. Recreate the drawing as best you can, without flipping your paper/canvas right-side up until you're finished with the drawing. This will help you see individual parts in more detail.
I'd also recommend going through this book in general for a great starter on how to draw.

>>1974
exactly. except i did it from memory too. without reference. it worked easier not flipped. also everything i learned just do not, flip right away. like, almost, but incomplete.

>>1978
Try doing it from a reference and see how it turns out.

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>>730
Something similar to that last pic

Anyone got a tutorial on the basics of drawing a human body?
>inb4 meme tutorial

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>>1752
Congratz Anon! Cherish it. It's a good tablet, and it's what I first cut my teeth on. Cheers.  :D

>>1752
I also bought my second tablet, first one was a Huion Giano that was big and felt nice but died within a year (if you scroll back up in the thread you can see me complaining about it). Bought a small Wacom and am waiting for it now.

Is there a good guide for transitioning from drawing on pencil and paper to drawing with a tablet, specifically for Krita?

>>1790
There's nothing to learn about tablets, you just need to use it for some time to get used to it.

Learning Krita or another program is an entirely separate topic from tablets. For drawing the most important thing to learn is shortcuts for moving/zooming the canvas and changing brush size. I tend to disable the tablet buttons and use keyboard shortcuts, my most important shortcuts are (some of them are probably not defaults):
- X = toggle eraser mode on/off
- Alt = color picker
- Shift + left click drag = change brush size
- Space + left click drag = move canvas
- Ctrl + middle click drag = zoom canvas in/out
- Shift + middle click drag = rotate canvas
- 0 = reset zoom
- 9 = reset rotation

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>Software
 ibis paint x
>hardware
 Phone, paper
>style 
 Where?
>tool
finger for digital.
pencil or pen for paper and camscanner to make em digital :]

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I miss anon.cafe…

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I made this yesterday and thought I would share it with you guys.

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The future's looking bright,
merry 2025 dudes!

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Me in Willendorf

>>1964
Happy New Year, /loomis/ !