/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

https://youtu.be/u7xcWi_6yIQ?t=142

>>7148100
it's not an option, if you want to be good at drawing you must learn perspective

>I have like 50 gigs of Krenz courses from the video course thread, and I'm wondering if I should even bother seriously studying this crap, or if I should just move on and draw what I like.
You downloaded it with no intention of actually using it? Fucking moron. You're stupid as fuck.

>>7148107
This. What you're looking at that sketch sheet, it's not a tutorial or a process, it is the result of having that skill. Do you want that? Then you will have to fight for it and pay the price. It's not a "money price", it's time and effort. Becoming an art chad is not a walk in the park.

>>7148100
All that perspective is eyeballed, and it's the kind of perspective you will use regularly.
If you think that's a "perspective autist" then, yes, you should study perspective more.

>>7148100
lol you think this is perspective autism? these are just basic drawing skills

>>7148100
>a perspective autist like this?
Is that really that complicated for you?
Do you even want to learn or what
People are so lazy
Krenz method is actually pretty fucking simple, it's like a hack basically

>>7148100
>I have like 50 gigs of Krenz courses from the video course thread, and I'm wondering if I should even bother seriously studying this crap, or if I should just move on and draw what I like.

>50 gigs

How did you download that and end up not using any of it? Yes you should seriously study perspective because it helps you draw what you like even better than before. Anyone that can "Feel it out" can do so because they've sudied perspective at a deep enough level to do so and not have it look off.

The pic you posted is just basic perspective stuff

>>7148100
>or if I should just move on and draw what I like.
You should always be drawing what you like. Angle control is a skill that's meant to help you do that, you can just practice these skills with the things that you like to draw.

>>7148100
The most important thing is to figure what kind of person you are.

Are you a flaming faggot who doesn't care about drawing like shit, don't care about criticism and your art consists on drawing dicks on cartoon characters? Then you don't need perspective.

Are you a self-hating autist who shits on your own skills and could only be satisfied by producing great work? Then learning perspective is a must.

Assuming you are the latter, you will have a hard time finding a way to learn properly. Youtube is full of shit artists of the first kind, you have to find a Formal perspective series or pay a course online.

Learning perspective helps you develop intuition to imagine 3D spaces for drawing freehand. During your journey take your own notes on ratios for things in reference angles. For example a front facing perfect cube can be drawn by drawing a square and at the center of it another square that is 3/5 of the length of the larger one.

>>7148100
Perspective is the most important art fundamental, it's followed closely by Form.

>>7148100
>50 gigs of Krenz courses
mark of the failed /asg/let

>>7148104
>vtumor
n-no thanks