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I tell you, tying a tie without a collar is way more difficult than I thought. And it's just plain impossible to match the neckline if you wear a t-shirt or something.

NyaNyan69 said:
WHAT CHARACTERS SHOULD I DRAW NEXT? :D

This might sound like a joke, but try drawing the default Twitter profile pic. Add as much features as you like.

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Daleport996 said:
Sleeping with lights off slaps, actually. I guess this is why people in the West do it.

I don't know what happens to a wiki page when you alias a tag, but I think you better do it anyway so people don't accidentally use it.

The wiki page stays, aliasing just makes the tag refer to another for the purposes of tags on a post.

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Daleport996 said:
I can only imagine part of why that guy rebranded it as X is because he saw people reading "don't anthropomorphize the twitter bird" brand guideline thing and promptly did the exact opposite of what's written. Even if that isn't the case, there's no stopping anyone from doing it to the new logo anyway. I've seen the extents of what Rule 34 is capable of. But if that's the case, they won't do it because it's hot, but purely out of spite. Actually, it doesn't matter what's anyone's motivation if they want to make one. You do you.

You just reminded me of that weird period of time where people drew alphabet porn after that one animation came out, so it's not like letters are immune to R34.

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TheHuskyK9 said:
I like how artists draw the twitter bird as an attractive female bird but then I remember that the official name for the bird is Larry. I don’t know why but that made me exhale through my nose sharply and chuckle

I can only imagine part of why that guy rebranded it as X is because he saw people reading "don't anthropomorphize the twitter bird" brand guideline thing and promptly did the exact opposite of what's written. Even if that isn't the case, there's no stopping anyone from doing it to the new logo anyway. I've seen the extents of what Rule 34 is capable of. But if that's the case, they won't do it because it's hot, but purely out of spite. Actually, it doesn't matter what's anyone's motivation if they want to make one. You do you.

I forgot to turn off the light in my room before I went out earlier today. When I got back, I instinctively flicked the light switch, wondered why it's dark, then a whole 3 seconds of nothing happened before my brain restarted and realized that I might not even be as bright as the now unlit bulb. I still haven't turned it back on out of shame.

I like how artists draw the twitter bird as an attractive female bird but then I remember that the official name for the bird is Larry. I don’t know why but that made me exhale through my nose sharply and chuckle

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103683e said:
Anybody know of a fire/ember themed male leafeon character? If I remember right, they should be present in at least 3 posts

Description(explicit):

In one post, they are spontaneously ejaculating due to high internal body heat (something about sperm viability)In another, they are emitting a heavy musk from their genitals whilst another character talks about how their life since acquiring said leafeon has been changed to always thinking about said smell (pretty sure the line "there are enough pokémon masters, right?" is said in this post) In a third, they are sitting at a desk in a video call while the same other character as before gives them head under the desk

Thanks for the help!

https://e621.net/forum_topics/23835

Anybody know of a fire/ember themed male leafeon character? If I remember right, they should be present in at least 3 posts

Description(explicit):

In one post, they are spontaneously ejaculating due to high internal body heat (something about sperm viability)In another, they are emitting a heavy musk from their genitals whilst another character talks about how their life since acquiring said leafeon has been changed to always thinking about said smell (pretty sure the line "there are enough pokémon masters, right?" is said in this post) In a third, they are sitting at a desk in a video call while the same other character as before gives them head under the desk

Thanks for the help!

good start to my day!
I'm drunk again and I yelled at someone because they were getting under my fur.

The sky was yellow, there was more traffic than usual, I tied my bow tie incorrectly, and I found out my calculator actually takes 2 AA batteries instead of 2 AAAs like it says on the casing. This is the universe's way of telling me not to cook an egg in an electric kettle because now it's got crust all over the bottom which I can clean, and there is in fact an implement for it, but I'm too lazy to go to the market to buy it. Now I have 3 eggs and I don't know what to do with them.

i shall soon make my glorious return ..... my noble pilgrimage has drawn to a close. having furthered my scholastic pursuits, once more shall i descend like an angel from heaven, making myself known to my precious kin, who have so fervently prayed for my revival...

by which i mean i just got back from studying abroad in japan and hope to resume translation activities here shortly. nice to see everyone again!

Seeing lego star wars 2 is on GBA makes me feel old i remember playing it on the ps2 until the disc wore out

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W0LFB3AT5 said:
Well someone mustiv ripped open a 12 can box of Dr. Pepper and just shipped only one can because, “fukkit, why not? It’s their money…”

Could also be a "brushing" scam where sellers send stuff to adresses of people they hire to artifially boost reviews

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coyotebear said:
There are a lot of bullshit scammer partner vendors on Amazon, tho: post an image of a full flat of 24 cans, priced at, say, $6.99

Lazy consumer who cannot be bothered to read the fine print thinks $6.99 for a flat thinks this is a Good Deal; learns days later they paid $6.99 for a single, solitary can.

Lazy consumer who cannot be bothered to read the fine print, is never too lazy to leave scathing seller review, however lol



the lesson today is always check who the seller is on Amazon, or you will be getting a 1oz sampler tube of lube, when the picture clearly shows a full, large 34 oz bottle :3

Well someone mustiv ripped open a 12 can box of Dr. Pepper and just shipped only one can because, “fukkit, why not? It’s their money…”

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W0LFB3AT5 said:
Aight…

"Who… in the high flying fuck… orders ONE CAN… of Dr. Pepper… from Amazon…?

Something I can purchase from a god damn vending machine…

Either this is some Gen Z influencer shit, or we’re just lazy. (Well, we’ve been lazy to begin with. But still.)

There are a lot of bullshit scammer partner vendors on Amazon, tho: post an image of a full flat of 24 cans, priced at, say, $6.99

Lazy consumer who cannot be bothered to read the fine print thinks $6.99 for a flat thinks this is a Good Deal; learns days later they paid $6.99 for a single, solitary can.

Lazy consumer who cannot be bothered to read the fine print, is never too lazy to leave scathing seller review, however lol



the lesson today is always check who the seller is on Amazon, or you will be getting a 1oz sampler tube of lube, when the picture clearly shows a full, large 34 oz bottle :3



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savageorange said:
Decide your topic matter better

I was being intentionally vague to not trip off the "creepy comments" rule. I suppose I could've said I do a lot of figure drawings of characters with unusual anatomy in binary drawing style (and I didn't even mention any specific fetishes there). Doesn't matter. You already gave an answer.

Constructive Anatomy by Bridgman

This is what I meant by anatomy. Though, it seems to be more of a reference guide than a how-to like the Scott Robertson book? Still, I do think it is going to help me.

Anyway, thanks for answering.

Character count threshold is BS.

Just a guess, but I think it adds some invisible formatting for like newlines or for closing everything so no formatting bleeds to the rest of the page if one was not properly closed. Or "In response to blip" is somehow counted as part of the blip itself.

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W0LFB3AT5 said:
Aight…

Lookhere…

Who… in the high flying fuck… orders ONE CAN… of Dr. Pepper… from Amazon…?

Something I can purchase from a god damn vending machine…

Either this is some Gen Z influencer shit, or we’re just lazy. (Well, we’ve been lazy to begin with. But still.)

How expensive is it? I couldn't find a listing for a single can. It might have been to push the order over the free shipping threshold. Plus it's likely eligible for EBT. People tend to be looser in spending EBT than spending USD. (I'm not judging, of course, this goes for me, too.) Maybe the person is super isolated and this is their only viable option.

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savageorange said:
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Character count threshold is BS. I had to shave this down to 986 characters before it would post rather than giving the 'body too long, blips must be <1000 characters' error.
That's why there are missing full stops.

Not really sure why. It's not like I used any multibyte characters (Unicode) that would confuse a bad character counter, it was all ASCII.

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Daleport996 said:
start with

Decide your topic matter better than 'whatever weird stuff I usually make'. Find a teacher that does that stuff in a way you like

books or material

How to Draw by Scott Robertson. clearest and most comprehensive book about perspective/projection.
Something to balance out the formalizing influence of traditional perspective. I like moatdd's approach, check this and see if you do too

Anatomy in the sense of being able to say, this is the X, it attaches to the Y?. Not that important IMO. gesture and major figure landmarks are the 80% of figure drawing. Drawing from the drawings in Constructive Anatomy by Bridgman might help with understanding how to caricature the major forms of any given element of a figure

Gesture is super individual IMO. I think it's necessary to try many different approaches in great volume and synthesize them into your own hybrid

Welp, turns out all courses only start after the summer break. I see I have picked just the right time to pause posting to my galleries [/sarcasm].

Since I'm not gonna spend a whole month doing nothing, can anyone recommend me what book to get or which material should I learn first for the purposes of drawing whatever the hell weird stuff I usually draw?

My mind suggests to just re-learn figures/anatomy and perspective. But knowing my track record, I'm probably wrong. A lot of art lessons I found start with perspective, though. In fact, that's the only thing I learned before dropping out of architecture school.

Look, I just want to be able to draw again without the overwhelming guilt that my impostor syndrome was just Dunning--Kruger in disguise all along. Can't even bring myself to type furaffinity on the address bar.

I'm so fucked up. Sorry for the unhinged rant.

@Daleport996: oh well good luck with that then. In my class the first one largely consisted of drawing various things set up in class or drawing the school itself or hallways to learn perspective and vanishing point. Coming up with things to draw for the assignments can be difficult, but I had fun coming up with ways to draw what I wanted within the assignment. I also found e6 around the time I started college and found some of the artwork here to be quite motivating, a goal to stive for.

And I see I missed a by "foiled by geese."

@W0LFB3AT5: i preferred to draw eerie scenery, for classes I would often draw what I pictured in my mind while reading h.p. Lovecraft and used Stephen gammell and h.r. giger as references. It was hard coming up with that much to draw for classes.
My favorite is drawing with charcoal, so a lot of shading and different tones.
I took figure drawing classes as well which was a great learning experience, although I remained abysmal at drawing human faces and hands. I personally ought to get better at drawing hands, but I suppose that will be practice over time.
I've been trying to start drawing more often lately, I should try making a few more charcoal drawings again. I mostly use my powers for smut these days, which is fun.

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Doomguy666 said:
@Daleport996: I took several drawing classes in college, I thought it was great fun and relaxing as well. I did have one teacher that I thought was a bit more work though, however it was greatly beneficial to my drawing. My previous teacher even noticed and completed my improvement after that class.
These days I'm back to drawing just for fun, except now I'm capable of drawing what I want.

Ok, you know what. You have convinced me with that. Though, I don't think I can just apply for art class in my college with a vastly unrelated major (I'll see if there are any extracurricular stuff I can join).

Doomguy666 said:
foiled geese

I'd imagine the intruders would seek revenge by making them into foiled gras.

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Doomguy666 said:
@Daleport996: I took several drawing classes in college, I thought it was great fun and relaxing as well. I did have one teacher that I thought was a bit more work though, however it was greatly beneficial to my drawing. My previous teacher even noticed and completed my improvement after that class.
These days I'm back to drawing just for fun, except now I'm capable of drawing what I want.

In my freshman year of high school, I took art class. My area of expertise, was creating intricate depictions of hands. Capturing the nuances of shading, creases, and distinguishing marks. Subsequently, I wanted something more challenging by attempting to sketch human faces. As part of my ongoing pursuit of improvement, I then tried full body sketches.

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@Daleport996: I took several drawing classes in college, I thought it was great fun and relaxing as well. I did have one teacher that I thought was a bit more work though, however it was greatly beneficial to my drawing. My previous teacher even noticed and completed my improvement after that class.
These days I'm back to drawing just for fun, except now I'm capable of drawing what I want.

@Two_B: interesting, I've never heard of that battle before. There's so much to learn, even in ones own subject of interest.
I recently learned that the Gauls sacked Rome once, I never heard of that before.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Allia

https://www.roman-britain.co.uk/the-celts-and-celtic-life/the-sack-of-rome-by-the-celts/#:~:text=In%20390%20BCE%2C%20the%20Gauls,and%20was%20burnt%20and%20sacked.

Supposedly an attack was foiled geese, war can have it's comical moments as well.

The thing is, I mainly draw as a way to unwind and relax. I originally didn't want to take an art course to avoid turning it into a chore, which could potentially make me hate drawing.

But the detriment of being bad at art has made me reconsider. I don't think I'll go to an art class anytime soon, but I'll at least pick a book or look up online tutorials.

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savageorange said:
It should be acceptable to produce crazy shit in order to help identify what exactly could work and look cool.

I take it you mean I should experiment more and practice with different designs before I commit to finish a drawing, which is a great advice, I'll take it.

You're correct in that I did most of the drawing before realizing it doesn't work and starting over. I was aware of this problem but didn't think much of it.
I guess the bulk of my problem is that I only draw when I'm horny and I strive to recreate exactly the thing I see in my head right at that point. Which, yeah, does make me unartistic when I think about it.

I should draw more often (not more, just more often) and focus on the basics like angles and poses before I get into the weird kinky stuff.

Thanks for your help. I appreciate it.

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Two_B said:
I feel the same. If you were to spark up a conversation about what the government is doing or what's going on with celebrities... I'd be sitting here slack jawed.

But I could tell you about how insane the battle of Majnoon was.

Also if you've never heard of the battle of majnoon. You should look it up.

Here's an article from a journalist who was reporting on the battle.

https://www.tampabay.com/archive/1990/08/15/iraq-army-s-battle-tactics-redefine-brutality/

Wild stuff. It's the kind of thing that would make an evil mastermind second guess his line of work.

Have you heard of Joseph Beyrle?

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Two_B said:
I feel the same. If you were to spark up a conversation about what the government is doing or what's going on with celebrities... I'd be sitting here slack jawed.

But I could tell you about how insane the battle of Majnoon was.

Also if you've never heard of the battle of majnoon. You should look it up.

Here's an article from a journalist who was reporting on the battle.

https://www.tampabay.com/archive/1990/08/15/iraq-army-s-battle-tactics-redefine-brutality/

Wild stuff. It's the kind of thing that would make an evil mastermind second guess his line of work.

War is hell. They'd likely argue that their lack of materiel compared to Western armies like the US necessitated such tactics. (Not that I'm trying to justify them, of course.) There's so many horrible deaths that come from war.

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Doomguy666 said:
@Two_B: as someone that enjoys the subject of history I feel I remember a lot of things most people don't. Inversely I have no idea what most people are talking about these days.

I feel the same. If you were to spark up a conversation about what the government is doing or what's going on with celebrities... I'd be sitting here slack jawed.

But I could tell you about how insane the battle of Majnoon was.

Also if you've never heard of the battle of majnoon. You should look it up.

Here's an article from a journalist who was reporting on the battle.

https://www.tampabay.com/archive/1990/08/15/iraq-army-s-battle-tactics-redefine-brutality/

Wild stuff. It's the kind of thing that would make an evil mastermind second guess his line of work.

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Daleport996 said:
(much clearer)

36 hours is pretty slow, but how quickly you get to a finished design is tied a lot to how quickly you can iterate on your design.
Not knowing how you work, I can only speculate that you might be trying to paint most of the thing out before deciding it's wrong. Drawing it (just defining borders of things) can be enough to show whether a design will work. Being timid (not pushing/exaggerating things) also seems to be a common problem. It should be acceptable to produce crazy shit in order to help identify what exactly could work and look cool. Just trying to nail the right note, immediately, makes people stiff and unartistic, IME.

Your friend's work seems fast and reasonably solid. With only 2 years experience, I wouldn't expect him to be able to do that consistently. Whether he loves the particular subject probably counts a lot.

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savageorange said:
???

Like, how long should a drawing like the one I made take to draw? Say, by someone who consistently draws in the same art style and has just under 2 years of experience but without formal art education?

I guess I shouldn't have said 9 days. It's more like 4 hours x 9 = 36 hours total. I will admit a lot of the time was spent on erasing and staring over, though I can't tell how much exactly.

The friend that I asked made this in an hour. He said this was after a month of practice, but he had some experience beforehand.