07 Jul 07:29
--Ah f*ck it IMMA GONNA DO IT. :D Only now I have no dumb-fucking idea how to begin LOL.
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07 Jul 07:28
--But I want to try anyway. ;u; I guess one of my problems is that I'm afraid of actually sitting down and trying to make something, and what have I got to lose? If I don't even start I won't succeed at anything.
07 Jul 07:27
--Correction: I can't visually communicate my way out of a paper bag. I've never designed anything ever before. ;u;
07 Jul 07:26
--Oh man I so want to do the new CC, but I can't paint my way out of a paper bag.
07 Jul 04:40
--Finally made an Artstation account. I hope i didn't sell my soul to the devil here.
07 Jul 04:26
--speaking of which, check this game out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBlBtP3-x_w
07 Jul 04:04
--it can be more organic as long as it has some kind of a repetitive pattern
07 Jul 03:38
--streamins guys <3 https://www.twitch.tv/russellrjones gonna do some studies and stuff after sketching if yall wanna join
07 Jul 03:37
--do the design have to be geometric, or can we do more organic designs like HR Giger type stuff?
07 Jul 01:47
--Not sure Kurt - my mobile usually displays the mobile version of a site if there is one but I get the full bananas on here.
07 Jul 00:21
--I learn better while reading books, I think. :) Thank you for all the suggestions!
07 Jul 00:18
--My absolute favourite human anatomy book is Hampton's Figure Drawing Design And Invention though. I love the way he constructs anatomy - so ... structured.
06 Jul 23:45
--@Lapatschka I found Bammes a bit difficult for a total beginner and started with Loomis books and Proko videos.
06 Jul 23:27
--Ahh. There's this other anatomy guy, Vilppu. Haven't read him as well, but I hear his name from time to time.
06 Jul 23:26
--Oh! Cool. Somebody suggested me to read his book for animal anatomy. But yeah, if they help then why not haha!
06 Jul 23:23
--Thanks guys - I will see which books I'll read, I also have "Gottfried Bammes" Anatomy books here - dont know if you know him.
06 Jul 23:21
--@Lapatschka: If I may add, probably the big 3 anatomy books are Loomis, Bridgman and Hogarth. And from what I've heard, Michael Hampton's book on anatomy seems to work with a lot of people. If you can, if you have time, read everything. But if I have to choose one, personally I'd say Hogarth helped me the most.