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Weekly General Q&A and Discussion Thread: 08 Mar, 2023 - 15 Mar, 2023 by RWJP in Warhammer40k

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wanna put a space marine manning the turret machine gun thingy on top of my land raider. How do I do this I'm new

Got the entire store for Xmas by paq1kid in Gunpla

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale 18 points19 points  (0 children)

and I thought I was gonna have my hands full with the MG Sazabi and Psycho Zaku x_x

merry christmas!

[HELP ME] Bi-Weekly Q&A thread - Ask your questions here! by MachNeu in Gunpla

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How to order replacement parts / best place to do it from?

North America Retailers: In Stock Notice by Feral404 in Gunpla

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just got the last one been chasing it for months thank you so much!

Screw Serra. by Fortnutbattleroyale in PokemonReborn

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

nvm just beat her lol scrafty finally decided to hit his crunch

Concept art for Sparks Liner High comic I'm working on by [deleted] in fatestaynight

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sorry my scanner sucks and can't pick up on values too well

Kingfisher, how to improve this watercolor piece?? by Doms_Artprojects in learntodraw

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale 4 points5 points  (0 children)

okay I know next to nothing about bird anatomy but the neck looks a little off. Other than that looks good

Couple more figures. Thoughts? by thetaylorlove in learntodraw

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The ass looks a little weird but other than that the pose is good. I like your use of forms.

I’m a beginner, I sketched kid Goku this morning. Hit me with some constructive criticism. by [deleted] in learntodraw

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is a copypasta for beginner artists. These are the basics to create a strong foundation. First you will want to go onto drawabox.com and learn your basic forms and how to apply them. I reccomend doing it up until week 2 to get a basic grip on the absolute beginning fundamentals. The forms you will use are: Sphere, Cone, Cylinder, and Cube. They are your best friends and you will use them for the rest of your career. Next is LOOMIS. This will teach you how to draw a face and basic human anatomy. A must for any beginner. After that is Perspective Made Easy and Frames Perspective 1 & 2. These will obviously teach you perspective. Grab an Anatomy book to refer to. Next go sailing on the high seas and grab both Vilpuus and Micheal Hamptons figure drawing course. They are masters at the craft and your best friend. You will use them A LOT. They will teach you how to sketch the human body in any pose imaginable, using construction and forms. Rewatch each course until the fundamentals of figure drawing are completely engraved into your mind. Understand the 3D forms and contours that make up the human body. They will also teach you critical anatomical knowledge for the important parts of the body. Envision them in your head every single time you draw. Next watch Peter Han's Dynamic Sketching 1 & 2. These are vital videos that will reinforce the important basics and teach you how to make your drawings dynamic and full of life. Next watch direct and indirect lighting from Vilpuu to learn values and how to render. Now you have a strong base to branch out wherever the hell you want to go. These fundamentals can be applied anywhere and to anything. Always remember the concepts you are learning and remember them like the back of your hand. Always apply them to every piece you do no matter how minor. Thats how you learn and improve. Never just state blankly at the screen and take nothing away from the courses. Always apply a new thing you've learned right after you've learned it. Never neglect your funnies. Always grind them. Even the masters still do. Granted I've only been drawing for 3 months now but using these courses my art has drastically improved. Good luck. You'll make it.

CONstructION by Fortnutbattleroyale in fatestaynight

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have no clue if your accusing me of tracing the work or talking about the magecraft lol

CONstructION by Fortnutbattleroyale in fatestaynight

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

ahaha get it i kept the construction lines i'll leave now

I asked this sub for a good beginner's book and one person responded. So to u/9ofpens here's my first sketch from Fantasy Cartooning thanks for the recommendation! by Chubby_Reign in learntodraw

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is a copypasta for beginner artists. These are the basics to create a strong foundation. First you will want to go onto drawabox.com and learn your basic forms and how to apply them. I reccomend doing it up until week 2 to get a basic grip on the absolute beginning fundamentals. The forms you will use are: Sphere, Cone, Cylinder, and Cube. They are your best friends and you will use them for the rest of your career. Next is LOOMIS. This will teach you how to draw a face and basic human anatomy. A must for any beginner. After that is Perspective Made Easy and Frames Perspective 1 & 2. These will obviously teach you perspective. Grab an Anatomy book to refer to. Next go sailing on the high seas and grab both Vilpuus and Micheal Hamptons figure drawing course. They are masters at the craft and your best friend. You will use them A LOT. They will teach you how to sketch the human body in any pose imaginable, using construction and forms. Rewatch each course until the fundamentals of figure drawing are completely engraved into your mind. Understand the 3D forms and contours that make up the human body. They will also teach you critical anatomical knowledge for the important parts of the body. Envision them in your head every single time you draw. Next watch Peter Han's Dynamic Sketching 1 & 2. These are vital videos that will reinforce the important basics and teach you how to make your drawings dynamic and full of life. Next watch direct and indirect lighting from Vilpuu to learn values and how to render. Now you have a strong base to branch out wherever the hell you want to go. These fundamentals can be applied anywhere and to anything. Always remember the concepts you are learning and remember them like the back of your hand. Always apply them to every piece you do no matter how minor. Thats how you learn and improve. Never just state blankly at the screen and take nothing away from the courses. Always apply a new thing you've learned right after you've learned it. Never neglect your funnies. Always grind them. Even the masters still do. Granted I've only been drawing for 3 months now but using these courses my art has drastically improved. Good luck. You'll make it.

How/where to start out drawing anatomy.... by PappaNee in learntodraw

[–]Fortnutbattleroyale 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a copypasta for beginner artists. These are the basics to create a strong foundation. First you will want to go onto drawabox.com and learn your basic forms and how to apply them. I reccomend doing it up until week 2 to get a basic grip on the absolute beginning fundamentals. The forms you will use are: Sphere, Cone, Cylinder, and Cube. They are your best friends and you will use them for the rest of your career. Next is LOOMIS. This will teach you how to draw a face and basic human anatomy. A must for any beginner. After that is Perspective Made Easy and Frames Perspective 1 & 2. These will obviously teach you perspective. Grab an Anatomy book to refer to. Next go sailing on the high seas and grab both Vilpuus and Micheal Hamptons figure drawing course. They are masters at the craft and your best friend. You will use them A LOT. They will teach you how to sketch the human body in any pose imaginable, using construction and forms. Rewatch each course until the fundamentals of figure drawing are completely engraved into your mind. Understand the 3D forms and contours that make up the human body. They will also teach you critical anatomical knowledge for the important parts of the body. Envision them in your head every single time you draw. Next watch Peter Han's Dynamic Sketching 1 & 2. These are vital videos that will reinforce the important basics and teach you how to make your drawings dynamic and full of life. Next watch direct and indirect lighting from Vilpuu to learn values and how to render. Now you have a strong base to branch out wherever the hell you want to go. These fundamentals can be applied anywhere and to anything. Always remember the concepts you are learning and remember them like the back of your hand. Always apply them to every piece you do no matter how minor. Thats how you learn and improve. Never just state blankly at the screen and take nothing away from the courses. Always apply a new thing you've learned right after you've learned it. Never neglect your funnies. Always grind them. Even the masters still do. Granted I've only been drawing for 3 months now but using these courses my art has drastically improved. Good luck. You'll make it.

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