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Ok.

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I want to learn to draw so I wanted to draw a comic for practice. I have some vague ideas about characters and setting but the problem is I'm clueless about what to fill the comic with. I've only really sketched the main characters and doodled something resembling the first page so far

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I take it you're the anon that drew the Gnostic comic? What are your ideas for this one?

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I'm not him, but the idea is that those three robots wake up with no memories and try to figure out what's going on

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I made this

>>33
No, I made this

>>33
All three of us made it :).

(i'll eventually post my scribbles here when i get the chance)
for whatever reason i am having trouble composing shapes into objects, like turning a oval to a table or something of the sort. i feel like a child and i have no god damn clue what i'm doing. i found a book that has to do with composing shapes and cartooning and i'm thinking that might help me. (cartoon animation by preston blair) my pencil work is for shit and i have a bad habit of putting too much pressure on what i draw instead of scratching lightly. my penmanship is also piss poor and i find that i have a very shakey hand and i am unsure on how to stop that. after dicking around with a compass i also have trouble using it too, it was made to make a perfect circle but i keep fucking it up lol.
i feel like an idiot and i also have no clue on where to go, what to read and so on even though i have: read a few books on the matter, watched a few vids online, and just drawn without really thinking or putting pressure on myself and it feels like i'm going nowhere. i'm not giving up, it just is annoying thats all. i did draw some shitty ms-paint art that people liked on the old site so i shouldn't be too hard on myself but still i know i have a bit to improve on.

>>36
Sounds like you're on the edge of a breakthrough, that kind of awareness usually precedes a season of progress. Have you considered leaving behind line entirely? You could try getting a set of soft charcoals and shading forms instead. It'll get your brain working in a different way, even if you don't stick with that method it could do wonders for the way you see lines around you and set them to paper.
Also, examine your grip. Do you draw with the same grip as when you write? If so, you're doing it wrong.

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Decided to redraw this wacky toon after almost two decades..

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He is much more refined now.

>>106
Agreed, cheers

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An attempt at drawing an idea for another board. Did come out a bit lanky, I must admit XD (not that I was aiming for perfection).

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Basically taken from a dream I had two to three years ago.
It was wonderful at least up until that dream also involved Jason sitting on a toilet ~_~.

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An animation I made last year and a new version of it I made this year

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Looks neat, did you actually draw all frames on paper? How did you keep all the sizes/positions consistent across frames?

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Depending on the camera he might have used a small tripod, they sell some which has ball and socket articulation.

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>>129
Thank you.
To be honest I just took a picture of each individual frame (all 108 of them) and uploaded them to a gif website where they resized each one. It takes some patience, though a tripod does sound like a good idea.

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X3 XP

>>139
so what mental illnesses do you have?
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>>140
Burgers of the ass, warum?