How long it will take for me to able to draw like this?

depends on how hard you work. draw every day and you may reach your goal sooner than you think. don't listen to anyone who thinks you have to be a child to learn something new.

This is the only correct answer you'll get.

how many hours though, explain further

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idk why you'd want to draw like this when typing it out would be easier

youtu.be/aoqu5SEFqRI
youtu.be/LVn205YsQhY

learn to draw first

Go study how Japanese artists learn ti draw for about a year then study the artists style you want to copy for a long period of time until you can emulate them

Eternity

That dogs head has got some weird perspective. Much like that Wolf pic with the fucked muzzle.

Do you know how many hours you've spent on video games? No? That's because you enjoy them. If you can't learn to enjoy the process of improving your art, you'll remain miserable while constantly comparing yourself to others. It isn't just about the amount of time you've put into something, it's how much of those hours were spent in earnest enjoyment.
Don't spend all your time impatiently waiting for the result, you should find a way to appreciate the progress you've already made.

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No you just have to learn to draw and not draw japanese cartoons. This is why Yoji shinkawa dabs on everyone, he's not drawing stupid shitty japanese style.

you literally have no idea what your talking about, but okay

I know user but my conscience keeps telling me that I wont be able to be good, how the hell do i stop this?

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git gud

study anatomy, go to as many life drawing sessions as you can and you'll be surprised how fast you'll learn. It will take a couple years but it's worth it.

it's also a juxtaposition, you know the highly detailed backgrounds with the simplistic human designs, highlighted by overly brightened background colors which creates a strong visual language. Very soothing.

Some truth spoken here.

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>draw a super messy sketch (still the hardest part)
>fill in the area with a single color
>apply filter to get that gradient look
>go over it with a brush to get the darker gray/red sections
It wouldn't be TOO hard to mimic the aesthetic of messy lines shaded with black, but I think it's a fool's errand to try to imitate someone else's sketching style 1:1, you'd have to be an even BETTER artist than the OP image if you wanna copy someone's entire process.

i.e the reason people can make convincing looking Pokemon "official" art is because the bar for Pokemon's drawings isn't very high, and it's all cleaned up, meaning you can see how it was done easier. Wouldn't be the case for something like this.

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There's no single answer to that, unfortunately. Everyone's got to find their own motivation. Sometimes it's as simple as actually just starting to draw and seeing how you feel about what you made.
For me, it was making friends with an artist. They didn't even give me pointers, it was just nice having someone to show my art to who knew the kind of time and effort that went into making it.

Im going to say a buzzword.
But it may be the most important buzzword you'll ever hear if you want to draw like that:
FUNDAMENTALS

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How about you just learn to draw and then develop a style you like instead of trying to imitate Shinkawa?

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OKAY
1) start with doing still lives, basic 3d shapes
2) Do some more still lives, fruit
3) Go back to 1 and do some shading, keep it consistent with the light source
4)Try out some other mediums: Charcoal, colored pencils, pastels, etc etc
4.5) When working with those, draw stuff like LANDSCAPES. google image search landscapes, pick one + print it out and then draw that, with charcoal
5)Study a little anatomy and sketch some basic face (without much detail) to work on PERSPECTIVE
6) 7) Put it all together and start sketching faces or mid-shots. Bodies are the hardest, faces are hard. Everyone wants to draw people but they are legitimately the hardest

BOOM, that's a college level art 101 class for you!
good luck and keep trying.
i am also:
And that's it! A bunch of solid advice for you. Good luck, don't rush, it's going to take a while, have fun!

>muh loomis
>muh fundies
He, like KJG, draws directly with a brish and ink, drawing heavily from traditional asian art styles/philosophies like sumi-e.
He is good at what he does because he does it a lot, his fundamentals, besides anatomy, are average to non-existent.
They literally just draw until they internalize brush stroke patterns.

Construction is an analytical learning tool that retarded autists tried to turn into an actual drawing process rather than merely the means of simplification utilised to commit topology to memory no different than cross contouring.

Do not fucking reply to me.

the secret is to feel with your hands and memorize an image, like the curves of a butt, its easier to remember if you feel a butt with a your hands.

If you can feel an object you can visualize it in your mind far easier.

I was just giving the basic's for someone who is trying and probably isn't going to get formal training, which would be the correct way to learn.

I, however, HAVE had professional training. (went to what is considered one of the best in the country and graduated)

>just grind boxes bro
>remember, loomis is an important figure in art history, and not a literallywho with a meme drawing process
>old masters used construction for sure, even though there’s not a shred of evidence supporting that claim, but here’s a single, solitary guy who drew square people once haha, qed
youtu.be/ouI8KXTdzhI

is it really necessary to use other mediums? I just want to draw with a god damn pencil

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>art teachers

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4 years to make a good copy 7 or 8 to make your own

You could probably do it and be alright, but like when you teach yourself most things, you probably learned "the wrong way" or have bad habits memorized so it would take you way longer to fix them than by learning the "correct way" from the beginning.
Also, that's just they way they do it in school. They do it because it works, but you can really do whatever. I mean, once again, it's really just self expression. How can you tell someone whats the "right way" to express themselves?

literally every single artist thinks that, outside of the cognitively dissonant retards that infect tumblr and deviantart. the only thing you can do is try to draw shit that you think is cool, and if it falls short of your expectations, use it as a learning experience to fix your mistakes.

instead of getting down on yourself for not being good enough as other people, instead look to others who succeeded in the aspects that you're struggling with and see how you can improve. it's a glass half-full kinda thing.

Based.

Im my experience learning to make gesture drawings with charcoal is a very good exercise.

nah just trace a little from everything and make furry porn, you'll always have money coming in, fuck this "self expression" shit. Bills exist.

lol, let's see that pateron account then

fair enough, did you guys just read stuff or kept drawing till you got it?
I'm too much of a lazy nigger to read
guess I'll just have to think positively right?

Frank Franzetta
Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri

I like these two guys they influenced me very much and my penis

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I'm not sure what you mean about reading? Like tutorials online or something? I just sketched and doodled just about every day as a kid and then went to school for it.

Don't over think it or try to rush it. Just do 30 mins a day or so. Every day and you'd be surprised at how fast you grow. In a year or two you'll really get somewhere with it.

don’t bother, you’re clearly a lazy procrasting faggot seduced by the idea of being an artist rather than a desire to draw, you will fuck around a couple of days and then just shitpost about meaningless minutiae of drawing with other passive retards

Chinshang Ringdongbong is a shit artist so probably 3 days with little effort.

can I reply to you to ask what the fuck you said? I can't understand a word of it

Seeing art threads on Yea Forums always depresses me because it reminds me of what I could never accomplish

Eat a lot of cheap mexican good and give the old porcelain canvas a good spurt and it'll look virtually indistinguishable from your image.

No.

books and videos
fuck man, you're absolutely right

yeah I guess those would help too. I am sure on Youtube and other places you can find free alternatives to education. It might not be the best, but it'll be free most likely and you have a general guide for the order to take them in, although I'm sure they'll have some sort of general guide for getting started.

youtu.be/AM4DZUmThLo

Do you even play MGS?

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