coarse beacon
Hey y’all! I discovered this artist whose work I absolutely love, and I wish to learn how to create art similar to theirs. If anyone has the time and a good eye, I would really appreciate tips on how I can replicate their art. I can never seem to get it right.
coarse beacon
Want to learn this style, need advice!
static silo
do you have a level let's say intermediate, advanced that allows you to learn this right now?
coarse beacon
do you have a level let's say intermediate, advanced that allows you to learn th...
I would say I’m intermediate.
fringe hornet
yo this style is actually so cool i might wanna try learning something like this for larger scale pieces
fluid stone
Its like those ghibli animation anime artstyle imo looks similar
static silo
I would say I’m intermediate.
assuming you are intermediate, you simply need to follow that artist, research his work, brushes, materials, if you have the correct level in fundamentals you will be able to understand his compositions, design choices proportions etc, if everything he does seems like a mystery to you, then you are simply lacking fundamentals, no matter what style you chose, manga, cartoon american comic, the route is the same fundamentals until you are able to "see" and replicate the technique, a specific style always comes at the end, when you are able to chose an style, instead of being your limitations what decide what you can draw and what not.
being able to "see", will take some time
coarse beacon
assuming you are intermediate, you simply need to follow that artist, research h...
Oh wow. Thank you for the explanation and image you provided with it. I will do as you suggest. While translating what he says can lead to some confusion on what he means (I think he speaks Japanese?) , I will still try to absorb any information the artist provides in his posts. Sadly he doesn’t seems to provide speed paints or any in depth guides, but I will try to work with what I can find. Once again, thank you for taking time out of your day to provide advice!
static silo
Oh wow. Thank you for the explanation and image you provided with it. I will do ...
follow artists with similar styles, it's all technique aesthetic, as you get comfortable with the tools you should in theory discover on your own how he achieves those results.
he didn't invent the wheel, no one does, so many others produce similar stuff.