MikeDeGrasseTyson
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Sep 16, 2016 9:50 PM
MikeDeGrasseTyson
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rectumdamnearkilledhim
I don't need to draw like a pro- just good enough so people don't think a child did it...
TheTimeIsRight
Twinkle twinkle little star, why is art so fucking hard
Gabe1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
If you erase the more detailed features you get a circle... Thingy
wheresthetone
basically, draw better
Filolial
This really helped me! I made a great drawing
GLRulez
Why would you do that!
ayciate
nihilityfarce
Obligatory
hellomynameisandy
Drawing is easy if you know how to draw
LTSpenny
ManMashine
LTSpenny
/a/bTTcq
Preincarnage
Draw the fucking owl
Nova225
Draw the *rest* of the fucking owl
AcidOPhilus
I see you got the detailed version of that tutorial.
TheNightsGift
After 8 easy slides, I draw like a Pro!
JoeSaw
Artists hate him!
SixThreeSixxxer
Instructions unclear, ended up drawing this...
Brunomars1
Gnarly dude
FourOrangeCircles
thatsapenis.gif
DotSlashNatalie
No that's a hairy finger. Do you see a penis in every picture?
ZZ0MBlE
ilikeblondehair
All of this is lies. To draw like a pro you need to draw like a fucking amateur for 4-5 hours every day, every day
ilikeblondehair
Did I mention you have to do it every day
hangemhigh13
Sorry, but this is useless. You require years of drawing just to start understanding those.
skarred
Drawing tips
cummygums
Why draw hands when you can just put them in pockets?
Zinc771
This will most definitely help me add the additional detail I required for my stick figures....
lungbudda
You'll never get both eyes the same!
Littleman88
Ever, without program assistance. But then that's like cheating (where as using the circle tool, layers, lens flare, etc is not.)
AdultArtMarmar
carefull stick figures are a gateway drug, and before you know what happens you are full on doing illustrations and graphic design.
ModernArtWasaCIAweapon
dis true I started abusing stickfigures and now im a full blown painter addict and now I have no money or food and my family worry about me
iPez
and taking fetish requests ._ .
Worldf1re
Gotta earn a living somehow.
TheDottedBottomLine
Hahaha nope.
feeking
I always hate these posts because they downplay the amount of work it takes to draw well.
spookymeow
As someone in their tattoo apprenticeship who has been made to draw 70 different hands this week. Thank you.
MrWiggleBottom
Instructions unclear. Still only draw penises. Not well, either.
ThatOneCoupleThatSharesAnAccount
Inktober is coming up - gonna use these as guides!
VanDerGroot
This post is helpful only to a very narrow slice of artists: Those who know quite a bit, but just haven't had a few weeks to progress more.
YourDailyDoseOfDankMemes
TL;DR: you suck at drawing, and you won't get better reading this.
srsgiraffe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dp0q7f2uH-c
DVSBSTrD
You get better by practicing, and this will help you practice.
Ferne
really the way to learn to draw is to look at and observe things instead of trying to make them up in your mind
GothKirby
Honestly, as an artist, I found the only thing that helped me improve was practise. No amount of others 'teaching' me did much.
Kittiliane
Actually, I find these to be extremely useful! Practice is key, of course, but it's always good to have something to refer back to.
Feralkyn
Yeah, DA tuts like this have helped me so much. My eyes went from shit to far less shit! I love 'em.
iggyface
You aren't just born amazing at art...
Belinir
Everybody seems to think, that reading alone does will do. Don't forget the thousands of hours you'll eventually have to put in to be a pro.
freakinspiderm0nkeys
Definitely. Learn the theory and then practice it until you master it and when you master it, bend the rules!
MyBirthdayIsFreedom
God, no matter what I study my hands look like mutant hands. Whyyyyy is it so hard to draw hands.
Azasloth
It helps to reduce everything to its simplest form. Find the major planes of any surface and you're 3/4s of the way there.
Hornchief
It's all about finding the shapes in the hand and understanding basic anatomy, hands though are so complex that a lot of artist hide them
Krystal
Keep going, you'll get there one day
Azasloth
Also. Hands are insanely dynamic and challenging to draw, even for pros.
Hornchief
FUCK HANDS AND FUCK FEET TOO!
yesimeanno
I didn't learn a damn thing.
jcarn
Jokes on them, my head isn't proportional
Euracil
Are you Brazilian?
jcarn
Nah just a bit odd
mijk
metamax
Ha! Nice.
Sodatwigg
daizzey
That's handsome squid ward
lvsmilemore
sendstufftomyinbox
Gold
TurningTurningIntheWideningGyro
Jerry, gold!
officialtacobell
Knilore
Just finished a Chalupa! Wife's eating a Nachos Bell Grande.
CptKumquat
FsImgur
Must always upvote "Draw An Owl"
Madhornet
No offense but for those learning how to draw, this is essentially introducing them to driving a car and then throwing them in formula 1
AlabasterScarf
Excited for Singapore?
gunterleeds
Well, to be fair, where exactly does OP claim this is a guide for beginners?
ToxicPsychotic
In some of these images, there are "bad" drawings marked with an X, but they don't tell you what's wrong with them or how to improve.
Hornchief
They aren't bad, they are actually perfect. Clothing is suppose to be summarized and choppy to make the important things pop like the face.
ToxicPsychotic
If the goal is tutorialization, they've done an awful job. nothing is explained, they just show you good and tell you to replicate it.
Hornchief
The problem is that in order to properly draw the rest of the body you need to understand basic anatomy but they don't explain it
MegaDeuce
Forget all of this. Two rules: get the proportions right, draw as closely as possible to what you *see*.
Meloncov
Replicating what you see is a good place to start, but if you don't understand the 3d forms, you'll never make anything original.
FourOrangeCircles
A coworker explained it to me this way and I totally got what he said, but when I tried it, I felt like a toddler performing brain surgery.
MegaDeuce
If you see a painter closing one eye and holding up his brush, he's observing the proportions.
Hornchief
Well to explain better when your walking back and squinting at your work your looking at where the darks and lights are in your work
Hornchief
And holding up your brush/pen while locking your arm is used to get the angle of an object (more specifically in buildings) correct