My drawing at its absolute Best
This is to TalS7300 :
You can draw better than me, I should know that.
But if your drawing (if) wasn't AMAZING, I would know that, too.
Opinions given, advice received, and you are not satisfied?
I'll show you a sketch I did on SketchToy.
It's my very best drawing and I tried REALLY REALLY hard.
The drawing is of me, playing with my dog.
http://sketchtoy.com/50599815
Feel free to give me advice, and I do not mind comments saying it sucks.
Because I know it does. But I also know that it won't be like this forever.
Someday I'll draw something like http://www.sketchtoy.com/42027362 <-this.
Thank you for your understanding.
September 23, 2013
15 Comments • Newest first
@Thefunkydance:
0h n0 f0lkz, we g0z me a grammar nazi in dee audience.
sounds more like the cries of the unfortunately desperate.
If i didn't know 1 2 3, you've been either using google translate to do your reading or have some strong mental disability preventing you from interpreting
[b]"Attacking the person instead of their work."[/b]
My condolences.
If sounding out words is too hard for you, i doubt spelling would be any more useful 2 u.
[probably that's why you were unable to read that how-to link]
Honestly, you need to brush up on reading what you write before going in circles acting like hypocrisy doesn't exist.
You trying to randomly nitpick my artistic status off the top of your head is quite funny.
Instead of throwing people's words back at them, try adding some originality. < that people is called critiquing someone's action, not the actual person|
Now stop embarrassin' ya self.
[b]No booty calls.[/b]
Lol your cute.
@Thefunkydance:
That feeling when people start justifying everything they say as positive impact on others:
http://www.basilmarket.com/MapleStory-Guide-Constructive-criticism-Giving-and-receiving-351.html
Read that before getting all worked up people not accepting your insolent comments.
[b]"I'm pointing out flaws in the artist"[/b]
Incompetent way of saying "I'm attacking the person, not the work."
smart. honestly, looking up 'Critique' in the dictionary shouldn't be so hard.
Highlight it and bookmark it if need be.
Unless... your internet is as bad as your retortz...
FYI, CS2 isn't truly free, read the fine lines.
Discontinued- Technical issues - etc
Again, I'm amazed you were able to sign up on basil yet can't realize what
"Agree or Disagree" meant at
" The serial numbers provided as a part of the download may only be used by customers who legitimately purchased CS2 or Acrobat 7 and need to maintain their current use of these products."
It's still considered pirating by inserting a serial if you never actually owned the thing.
Plus it's known to be annoyingly buggy newayz.
Welcome to Interweb, would you like sarcasm with that?
[quote=Thefunkydance]Wow. The latter sketch is actually awful.
1. The human anatomy is all wrong. The torso is not a rectangle and almost all of the major muscles and/or fat distribution is missing.
2. There are fuzzy lines used to implement shading where there should be bold strokes of shade or color.
3. The figure does not stand out from the background at all and to say that there is a need for variation is an understatement.
4. If you want anyone to take you seriously you need to learn how to draw from life and download Photoshop. None of this sketchtoy crap.[/quote]
-stylizati0n.
-app effects
-app limitati0ns
-ain't g0t n0 time f0r it n0r is it legitly free
H0nestly th0ugh... Y0u realize it's sketcht0y, yet it t00k u 5 lines 0f intenti0nal bashing bef0re p0inting 0ut the 0bvious?
@Thefunkydance : I like advice and see where it would take me, but if I were taken seriously for everything, there would be no time for fun!
I think you are the kind of person that TalS7300 mentions in his thread. By the way, you don't look all that funky, except those glasses.
Good night! I'm going to bed!
omg the first sketch put the biggest smile on my face
[quote=Thefunkydance]Wow. The latter sketch is actually awful.
1. The human anatomy is all wrong. The torso is not a rectangle and almost all of the major muscles and/or fat distribution is missing.
2. There are fuzzy lines used to implement shading where there should be bold strokes of shade or color.
3. The figure does not stand out from the background at all and to say that there is a need for variation is an understatement.
4. If you want anyone to take you seriously you need to learn how to draw from life and download Photoshop. None of this sketchtoy crap.[/quote]
LOL. Sorry your MAJESTY, nobody else seems to care about any of this.
If you want me to change the ways that I draw...
Just kidding. There's no way.
I choose how I draw and what rate I improve, but thanks.
Yeah, I thought so too!
I shall improve my skills and draw you as a giant unicorn filled with chocolate coins!
[quote=Jennifart] log onto your other account and like it, obv[/quote]
Sadly, I don't feel like wasting time to make another account just to like some thread that I don't care about.
I'm simply helping the guy as said above in my post understand that useless comments such as yours are common and he should ignore them.
Edit : Here, I drew you to compensate for the 2 seconds you spent typing that comment :
http://sketchtoy.com/50603292
@TalS7300: lol
[quote=Jennifart]liking your own thread, n01c3[/quote]
When was the last time someone could like their own thread
Well that escalated quickly.
the lighting on the dog's fur coat is off
but I think your regular sketches are good
@LazyLazyLazy I guess you can call it one of those "Like this if you love your mom" things
Someone liked this without commenting