Something tells me no one in here knows how to draw but they keep giving advice anyway. That's like asking a self proclaimed surgeon how to do heart surgery but the surgeon doesn't know how to do it but says the how to it anyway

>>7651537 (OP)
i mean, no one dies if you draw poorly

>>7651537 (OP)
You're right. We should just post art and don't talk about anyone's art.

>>7651537 (OP)
Art teachers are generally shit at drawing also we already have this thread two other times you stupid bitch
>>7644206
>>7645128

>>7651553
I'm not even talking about some e-celeb drama unlike your threads

>>7651560
>he thinks someone's status in a field is related to their understanding of theory and skill as a teacher
ngmi and you're liable to be taken for a ride by grifters who can't teach but need another income stream

>>7651571
They definitely won't be better at teaching compared to a teacher with a long history of successful students under his belt

>>7651578
Yup. But teachers are often not that good themselves.
Still, every teacher started with 0 students.

When Vilppu and Huston die, then what? Will they have successfully condensed all their expertise and knowledge into their video courses? I wouldn't count on it.

>>7651597
straw man

>>7651537 (OP)
I can tell you are american, because of the unnecessary analogy.

>>7651552
Would be better than it is now
Here, I'll start

>>7651537 (OP)
blathy bastard benchod ai bloody good bloody ai saar making the ai bettering saar

captcha: dJEET

>>7651537 (OP)
there is no "how to draw", there is only "how to learn".

>>7651537 (OP)
>That's like asking a self proclaimed surgeon how to do heart surgery but the surgeon doesn't know how to do it but says the how to it anyway
I'd say it's more like one medical student seeking advice or information from another medical student - You don't need to be a master to have information that others may want.

>>7651537 (OP)

you don't need to be able to do something yourself to be able to critique a final product. if a surgeon kills 60% of his patients, you can probably say that he's making critical mistakes, even if you've never been to medical school and you can't exactly figure out what he's doing wrong.

there's actually a pretty big step between "knowing nothing" and "being good at something" which is "knowing something but not being able to execute it well"

>>7652901
What's this then?

>>7653644
alright you got me, technical drawing works for machinery and environments. But everyone here is talking about drawing humans.

>>7651537 (OP)
Well, im just one data point but I do that, so maybe he's onto something.