File: Why people believe they can’t draw.swf-(9.07 MB, 320x176, Other)
[_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)02:35:58 No.

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>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)02:50:08 No.

  Horrible waste of time

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)02:57:25 No.

  every talent is innate

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)03:21:39 No.

  I would disagree with the guy.
  I did not, in fact, know how to draw characters before I watched the video, he just taught me to
  draw the head of characters in a very specific style.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)03:23:13 No.

  >>3061736
  The idea is if you can learn how to draw those characters, you can learn how to draw anything.
  All it takes is effort.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)03:24:23 No.

  :^)

  ^ my cartoon

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)03:27:37 No.

  >>3061737
  That effort being the process of learning to draw other stuff.
  So yeah, I didn’t know how to draw anything, and know I only know how to draw cartoony heads. And
  if I put in the effort, sure, I can learn to draw other stuff, but that means I didn’t know how
  to draw it beforehand.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)03:42:52 No.

  I have dysgraphia, I literally can't draw. Hell, I can barely write.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)03:48:46 No.

  >that retard in the audience who obviously didn't draw shit
  lamo

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)04:08:56 No.

  >>3061739
  I'm not sure what point you're making, anon. The guy's point is a lot of people claim they
  "can't" draw, as in they genetically indisposed to learning how to draw, which he's saying is
  horse shit, all you have to do is put in the effort to learn.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)04:12:36 No.

  is there one of these for anime?

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)04:26:49 No.

  >>3061718
  You know why I cant draw? It is because when I close my eyes in order to imagine a scene all I
  can see are various shapes and colours. No matter how hard I try I can't envision anything within
  my mind.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)04:31:25 No.

  >>3061755
  Yes, but you wouldn't say that someone can perform surgery just because, with enough effort, they
  could potentially learn how to.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)04:42:39 No.

  >>3061747
  I also have dysgraphia, can hardly write.
  Also can't draw for shit.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)04:45:25 No.

  >>3061760

  If you spent a few years of your life studying medicine, yes you can.

  And so is drawing.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)04:49:53 No.

  >>3061764
  There's a difference between can and could, ESL-kun.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)04:52:27 No.

  >>3061759
  COngratulations, you now know how to do modern art

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)05:02:31 No.

  >>3061759
  this

  i dont have a very active imagination

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)05:18:12 No.

  >>3061773
  If you live in a home with shaggy carpets or just carpets in general, I recommend getting really
  close to the ground and trying to see as many faces as you can in the carpet.

  I also "don't have a very active imagination" but I taught myself how to see potential drawings
  on paper after a few strokes of the pen by doing the prescribed method above.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)05:32:39 No.

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>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)05:34:49 No.

  symbol drawing: the class

  this is not how you learn to draw

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)05:36:20 No.

  >>3061757
  Now we're asking the real questions...

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)06:46:46 No.

  >>3061757
  Make a wide V.
  Put a sideways D just above the V.
  Draw a big C up and to the left of the D, then another C going the other way on the right.
  Put some big circles in those Cs for the eyes.
  Add some lines for eyebrows.
  Then we just make a bunch of long lines going down for hair.
  Two little lines for the neck.
  Line to the left.
  Line to the right.

  http://i.imgur.com/fTCRsut.png

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)07:08:06 No.

  >>3061736
  >>3061739
  >>3061760
  >>3061766
  You're pretty stupid, aren't you? I'm not the guy you've been talking to, but you're not making a
  valid point here. You basically discredited everything else you said with your first post

  >I did not, in fact, know how to draw characters before I watched the video, he just taught me to
  draw the head of characters in a very specific style.
  >taught me to draw

  I'm sorry, what?

  >taught me to draw

  Right.

  Also...
  >>3061796
  ily

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)09:27:04 No.

  >>3061803
  It appears you did not understand the purpose of the guy's presentation.

  He was addressing the popular belief that you either have a talent or you don't. And that's a
  fallacy.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)09:54:57 No.

  >>3061718
  I hate shit like this. They say they can teach you how to draw and then they draw a picture and
  then expect you to copy it in the exact same way. might as well get a bowl of fruit and say here
  draw that and you'll be as good as me.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)10:10:59 No.

  He's got a point. My friend Michael always wanted to be good at art but really sucked at it and
  he refused to give up and kept learning new things. He had no natural talent for it but
  eventually after effort his talent skyrocketed and now he's arguably the best tattoo artist in
  town.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)11:55:48 No.

  Reminded me of this

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8Afv3U_ysc&t=3m54s

>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/16(Thu)12:35:05 No.

  This was a missed opportunity for a SANIC insert.