/art/ - Drawing, Photography, Painting

what are alternatives to hatching or screentones to create gray tones? I tried pencil colors or crayons or inks but they arent as good… Any idea? Something as good…maybe have 3 or 5 shades of grays before white and black….
let me know what are the mediums and tools and where to buy so i know if it is readily availables…

thanks

>>2124
>jumpstart your art-comic-manga career thing?
Define "Career"
Being a desk slave is not a good thing despite being rich, if you mean as an artist who gets money and can work relatively relaxed i would say releasing a one-shot but sizeable, well written story with highly detailed pencil work.
Something like a 4 or 5 stacks that can be seen to have been polished extensively.

That or make a well written and well drawn harem story quick to the point, no matter how short.

>>2125 what is sizable?
>polished
like all time best seller one piece or asterisk?
even kentaro miura does not come close to that on issue per issue basis..right?

good advice but i need more detail please. like what u mean by 4-5stacks..

i mean sure i do digital work with the same kind of style and proportions and not scribbles but the traffic is equally bad, tho i ve already designed this style to be pokemon-like and modernist stuff but why is it not getting the same amount of clout(per drawing or pages or objects shouldnt i be getting at least 1% of it)

Mixing watercolors?

>>2129 that s too wet…. need something dry.

ideas to make ALOT of design for your project? i have the main thing planned but my environment is so bland, dry and uniformish

i know mostly boxes and cubes only…

>loli
kys ni/gg/er

trying to draw from any angles and poses of variety of objects but my subjects tend to skew and distort around despite having the exact subject for me to measure its real length…

how do you put those real length on the paper and have it follow the perspective drawn on paper?

usually with vanishing points we now have a line extending to infinity so naturally we will need a piece of those to represent the object we want to draw?

something like perspective projection drawing here i guess but i need a much straighter answer on how a "real length" is projected/drawn into perspective on the paper…

>>2132
>n word
gasp

bump

trying to make a certain object seems "correct" from a certain angle… not much reference available… is there a logic to this?

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