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belvadeer
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Lincy sure does have good advice. Makes me want to aspire more
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FeralKat
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I don't understand why art teachers look down upon people who draw manga style. =/ American comicbook-style and Disney-style are legitimate art forms, but not manga-style? Why not?
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cetriya
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I dont think cartooning in any style is really looked well upon in many art schools.
IMO, I dont think doing a cartooning style while learning the basics makes sense. its something you do on your own time and use the basics you have learned. learned. |
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FeralKat
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I agree with that; you need to know the basics before going off on your own, but I find that in many flexible art forms, like illustration and animation, the teachers have the same attitude. |
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Dahling
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This was a nice article. ^-^ I admit that while not being much of an artist myself I tend to skim a little, but it's really enjoyable having these people whose art I've actually seen places on here. ^-^
And since I have the nagging feeling I didn't leave a comment back then.... The Avatar background artist from a while back was AWESOME. <3 BTW: I've been keeping an eye out for Rhysmith, actually. But haven't seen it in many stores (and for a while I was too broke even if I did see it ^-^  , but I've been meaning to buy it. The art looks gorgeous IMHO.
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raidou
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she's really skilled;i hope my skill advances as well as her's has one day.
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