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>> No. 4472 Anonymous
28th April 2013
Sunday 8:01 pm
4472 Mystery
She looks enchanting, does anyone know who she is?
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>> No. 4473 Anonymous
28th April 2013
Sunday 8:37 pm
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It's not framed or all that good, so it's probably done by and of someone the person in whatever you got it from knows.
>> No. 4474 Anonymous
28th April 2013
Sunday 10:18 pm
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>>4473
It's a screenshot from Russel Howard's Goodnews, bit at the end where they show something positive.

It was nothing to do with the artwork. but I was taken back by it, in hindsight it is a bit blotchy but I still like it, her pose is perfect.
>> No. 4475 Anonymous
29th April 2013
Monday 9:02 pm
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>>4472

Her face looks annoyingly familiar, like she used to be on Brookside as a token middle-class person or something.

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>> No. 4459 Anonymous
2nd April 2013
Tuesday 7:19 pm
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/art/ is alway very uninspiring, i'm disappointed with the lot of you!
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>> No. 4464 Anonymous
2nd April 2013
Tuesday 11:41 pm
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>>4462
This thread is post modern as it's about the board.

I googled James Turrell and came to the conclusion he's a cunt.

currently i'm loving Todd Schorr.
>> No. 4465 Anonymous
3rd April 2013
Wednesday 12:04 am
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>>4464
>I googled James Turrell and came to the conclusion he's a cunt.

Any particular reason why?

I like a lot of Todd Schorr stuff.
>> No. 4466 Anonymous
3rd April 2013
Wednesday 11:19 am
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>>4465
Knee-jerk reaction + we are talking cunts.
I'm trying to shock you all.
>> No. 4467 Anonymous
3rd April 2013
Wednesday 12:06 pm
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>>4466
Oh, right. Consider my timbers shivered by your outrageous and delinquent behaviour.
>> No. 4468 Anonymous
3rd April 2013
Wednesday 2:57 pm
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Uh oh, go slash your wrists again, dickhead!

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>> No. 4438 Anonymous
20th January 2013
Sunday 3:39 pm
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The photos aren't very good but I like doing things like this.
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>> No. 4439 Anonymous
20th January 2013
Sunday 3:40 pm
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>> No. 4440 Anonymous
20th January 2013
Sunday 3:41 pm
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>>4438
That lamppost is in a right state.
>> No. 4445 Anonymous
31st January 2013
Thursday 10:00 pm
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That's nice. How come that LX09 TVU car is the only one in both images but has no snow?

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>> No. 4196 Anonymous
4th November 2012
Sunday 7:27 pm
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Is there any way to learn how to draw or do I have to be talented in order to succeed in it?
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>> No. 4197 Anonymous
4th November 2012
Sunday 7:30 pm
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No, just practise. Reading books on how to draw and doing life drawing helps a lot too, but it's 95% practice.
>> No. 4198 Anonymous
4th November 2012
Sunday 7:36 pm
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>>4197
Could you please recommend me some books?
I am mostly interested in graphics
>> No. 4199 Anonymous
4th November 2012
Sunday 8:18 pm
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>>4198
What do you mean by graphics? 3D or graphic design? I'm not sure what's useful for 3D but with graphic design it may be more important to learn about the page layout and colour balance side of things than actually drawing.
I can't think of any non-specific books right now.
Go here http://www.posemaniacs.com/thirtysecond and draw each pose in 15 seconds each. That's a good start.
Drawing from life is better.
>> No. 4398 Anonymous
2nd January 2013
Wednesday 9:21 pm
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Learn about two things:

Perspective, and anatomy.

From there it's just a matter of finding a style that you can comfortably create with. There is no sense drawing if you find yourself continually frustrated that it doesn't look quite how you want it, so you must find your niche.
>> No. 4399 Anonymous
3rd January 2013
Thursday 9:44 pm
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http://noxizmad.free.fr/
http://www.kekaiart.com/
http://deadbear.deviantart.com/gallery/
http://www.comicvine.com/benjamin-zhang-bin/26-57301/all-images/108-294277/benjamin_68/105-925492/
http://omen2501.deviantart.com/gallery/
http://gunnerromantic.deviantart.com/gallery/
http://imaginismstudios.com/ourArt.php
http://danluvisiart.deviantart.com/gallery/
http://madspike.deviantart.com/gallery/
http://da-delicacies.deviantart.com/gallery/
http://cghub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6225
http://artbytheo.deviantart.com/gallery/
http://jzbukvic.com/paintings.html
http://minart.net/illustrations
http://www.ejoumaleart.com/
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>> No. 4055 Anonymous
20th July 2012
Friday 1:12 pm
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Once the Wilheim Scream has been pointed out to you, you hear it in everything.
You will now see this image of the Earth. Look for the circled cloud formation.
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>> No. 4393 Anonymous
27th December 2012
Thursday 11:44 am
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>> No. 4394 Anonymous
27th December 2012
Thursday 4:10 pm
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>>4055
Slight difference - one is deliberate, the other consequential.

The Wilhelm scream gets used everywhere as an in-joke among sound designers and directors, while the Blue Marble turns up everywhere because despite its quality you don't have to pay for it.
>> No. 4395 Anonymous
27th December 2012
Thursday 5:05 pm
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It was in Monsters vs Aliens today.
>> No. 4396 Anonymous
27th December 2012
Thursday 5:08 pm
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>>4394
The consequences are the same.

>>4395
Isn't it usually?
>> No. 4397 Anonymous
27th December 2012
Thursday 5:16 pm
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>>4396
I've not heard it before.

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>> No. 849 Anonymous
7th July 2009
Tuesday 7:57 pm
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Wallpaper thread please?
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>> No. 4382 Anonymous
23rd December 2012
Sunday 7:49 pm
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Sorry for the dregs of minor American cities towards the end - I didn't want to leave them out since they're quite pretty. I have left out some of the crappier ones, though.
>> No. 4383 Anonymous
23rd December 2012
Sunday 7:53 pm
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>>4372

They aren't mine. A (now ex) Google employee was posting them on the Other Place's /wg/ a month or two ago, and had made them using the maps developer tools. Apparently he got fired for it. He was making them on request, and each took around 10-15 minutes or so.
>> No. 4384 Anonymous
23rd December 2012
Sunday 8:52 pm
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>>4382
They're splendid - thanks.
>> No. 4385 Anonymous
23rd December 2012
Sunday 9:20 pm
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>>4383

That seems odd, he was fired because he used the tools to produce this kind of stuff? Didn't think Google would be that tight about this, unless I'm missing something about the images. Aren't they just certain aspects of the map over a black background?
>> No. 4389 Anonymous
23rd December 2012
Sunday 10:38 pm
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>>4385

I think they breached some regulation - some sort of copyright or something like that. He mentioned something about them containing information that shouldn't be available to the general public, too, although they're far too small a resolution for anyone to make anything out like that.

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>> No. 4067 Anonymous
12th August 2012
Sunday 12:48 pm
4067 Favourite artlads
List your favourite painters/illustrators/print makers
Please no Manga/anime/graphic novels

Mine are (in no specific order)
Francisco Goya (Spanish)
Vasily Vereshchagin (Russian)
Lovis Corinth (German)
Ilya Repin (Russian)
Egon Schiele (Austrian)
Albrecht Durer (German)
Giovanni Piranesi (Italian)
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>> No. 4102 Anonymous
14th August 2012
Tuesday 1:52 pm
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>>4096
Any particular reason for this obnoxious post?
>> No. 4103 Anonymous
14th August 2012
Tuesday 2:00 pm
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C. M. Coolidge
>> No. 4105 Anonymous
14th August 2012
Tuesday 3:37 pm
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>>4102
Shit, sorry man
>> No. 4138 Anonymous
2nd October 2012
Tuesday 1:02 pm
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>>4102

It is a shit start to a thread though.
>> No. 4284 Anonymous
16th November 2012
Friday 7:33 pm
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Wyndham Lewis, for all I hate his guts, his art is sublime and terrifying.

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>> No. 4049 Anonymous
19th July 2012
Thursday 1:09 am
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I'd love to try my hand at sculpture, especially with clay and stone. I'm a bit of a wannabe fine artist, so I'm looking to make human figures on a tiny scale. However, I have no idea how I'd get started with such a hobby.

Do you Britfa.gs have any insight into this?
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>> No. 4059 Anonymous
23rd July 2012
Monday 9:06 pm
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Thank you for the advice so far, lads. I will look into the products mentioned. Just out of curiosity, though, on what scale would I need to work to use natural materials?
>> No. 4060 Anonymous
23rd July 2012
Monday 9:41 pm
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>>4059
It depends what sort of detail you want. Natural materials are much harder to work with in that respect.
>> No. 4061 Anonymous
23rd July 2012
Monday 10:15 pm
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>>4060

Again, human bodies, mainly. As much detail as I could possibly get there. I can mainly see myself making at least or bigger-than lifesize sections of the human body. Hands, heads or feet for example.
>> No. 4062 Anonymous
23rd July 2012
Monday 11:44 pm
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>>4061

Yes, but human bodies can have different levels of detail. Modern statues are often made in clay then cast in some variety of concrete to look like stone, and aren't terribly detailed. On the opposite end of the spectrum are things like this which are mostly made from a number of different chemicals similar to latex and silicone. There's a lot of fibreglass in there too for structure.

The statue-style thing is the most likely contender.
>> No. 4063 Anonymous
24th July 2012
Tuesday 2:43 am
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>>4061

There are a couple of things you need to think about as well as scale: do you want to sculpt in the final material, or is the sculpt going to be used to make a mould?

(Some variety) of clay is good for human sized bits. You can get most of the important lines and creases and a good imitation of skin texture in it. I'm only experienced in using clay for masters though, then moulding it before it dries and discarding the original sculpt.

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>> No. 4044 Anonymous
11th July 2012
Wednesday 2:15 am
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I just won an A2 painting of my choice, so naturally I decided I want a portrait of myself looking very important, and also with an African lion by my side.

I was sure I can't have been the first one to consider something like this, but I can't find a single example of a portrait of someone posing with an African lion.

If any of you guys know of one, can you please post it here? Or even with any other animal, really.
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>> No. 4045 Anonymous
11th July 2012
Wednesday 9:34 am
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Like lady Britannia, only more manly?
>> No. 4046 Anonymous
11th July 2012
Wednesday 1:02 pm
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I think a portrait similar to this George Stubbs piece will be more eye catching, though of course you should have the artist pain you in place of the horse, on all fours, wide eyed with anguish.

Perhaps having either you or the lion smoking a cheroot.
>> No. 4047 Anonymous
11th July 2012
Wednesday 1:33 pm
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>>4046
How about if he's punching the lion in the face?
>> No. 4054 Anonymous
20th July 2012
Friday 3:23 am
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If you really want to look important you should have the portrait of yourself sitting atop a lion whilst one hand rests on an a globe and the other holds aloft a mighty sabre.
>> No. 4056 Anonymous
21st July 2012
Saturday 5:24 pm
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>>4054

Amazing.

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>> No. 3982 Anonymous
1st May 2012
Tuesday 12:47 am
3982 Drawfags report in
Hey can ask all of you chaps to do me a favour? Take 10 minutes to draw me the following photo.

I'd like you to draw me an English Bullterrier wearing Crusader chain-mail armour holding a sword and shield or a St. Georges cross flag.

Thank you.
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>> No. 3986 Anonymous
2nd May 2012
Wednesday 3:03 pm
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Oh boy, here we go again.
>> No. 3987 Anonymous
2nd May 2012
Wednesday 4:08 pm
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>>3982
will this do?
>> No. 3988 Anonymous
2nd May 2012
Wednesday 7:30 pm
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here u go bruv
>> No. 3989 Anonymous
3rd May 2012
Thursday 3:51 pm
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This is all part of the renewed attempts at forcing Si as a meme etc?
>> No. 3990 Anonymous
3rd May 2012
Thursday 5:15 pm
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>>3983

As a kid my older cousin drew me a picture like it and I lost it.


>>3988
>>3987
>>3985
yeah cheers...

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>> No. 2015 Anonymous
17th January 2010
Sunday 10:33 pm
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ITT: Obscure video games with interesting cover artwork
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>> No. 3134 Anonymous
30th January 2012
Monday 2:46 am
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>>3133
was required for uni course.
>> No. 3513 Anonymous
1st February 2012
Wednesday 3:52 pm
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>>3130
Fortune favours the bold! Good for you mate. The real hardware is always nicer than emulator, in my opinion anyway.
>> No. 3514 Anonymous
1st February 2012
Wednesday 3:54 pm
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>>3134
I trust they paid for it, then.
>> No. 3573 Anonymous
2nd February 2012
Thursday 5:22 am
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>>3514
I needed a mac for the course and they offered a large discount.
>> No. 3984 Anonymous
2nd May 2012
Wednesday 3:19 am
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Not exactly great art, but the cover appeals to me.

Loving the Roger Dean video game art.

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>> No. 479 Anonymous
7th April 2009
Tuesday 6:54 pm
479 Syd Mead
Concept art for US Steel, Philips, Blade Runner and some others.
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>> No. 561 Anonymous
10th April 2009
Friday 12:30 pm
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>>555
Do you have a name for this? I would really love a higher res version to use as wallpaper.
>> No. 563 Anonymous
10th April 2009
Friday 6:05 pm
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>>561

Seconded, Syd Mead's work is fantastic.
>> No. 565 Anonymous
11th April 2009
Saturday 6:21 pm
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>>561
Ah, it may not actually be by Mead. I got it from here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kielbryant/2251508135/in/set-72157603903308389/
I think it might be Star Wars concept art for Coruscant by Doug Chiang. I think the guy put it in his Syd Mead set to make the point that it is heavily influenced by Syd Mead.
If it's Star Wars there must be higher res versions out there. I'm not on my own computer atm so i'll leave you guys to search for better versions.
>> No. 566 Anonymous
11th April 2009
Saturday 9:58 pm
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>>565
you might get a high quality version of >>555 in scans of the Art Of Star Wars books such as those found in http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/1616789/6976998/
>> No. 3981 Anonymous
26th April 2012
Thursday 11:53 pm
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>> No. 3956 Anonymous
10th April 2012
Tuesday 5:34 pm
3956 A request.
I need a primary source for a project I'm doing. It's about the economy of Renaissance Venice (1250-1600), and I've been thinking I could use a painting or a sketch, or any sort of artwork from that time. It doesn't have to be very good, it just has to represent the economy or trade in some way. So perhaps a busy canal, a bustling market, etc. It also has to be from that time period.

This is a lot harder than it seems to find on the net, and I was hoping on the offchance someone had any ideas?

This Canaletto would be perfect, but unfortunately it is out of the time period.
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>> No. 3957 Anonymous
10th April 2012
Tuesday 5:38 pm
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Try looking for some guidebooks to the Louvre, they've a shitload of renaissance art.

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>> No. 3955 Anonymous
1st April 2012
Sunday 6:37 pm
3955 2012, fin, et suite
http://cannibalcaniche.com/2012/

http://stream.cannibalcaniche.com

http://cannibalcaniche.com

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