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一个“画家”，好几十岁了。好像一辈子就画了那么几张画，风格还象是克隆别的名家的。这是哪一类的艺术家？
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vivienne98 说:一个“画家”，好几十岁了。好像一辈子就画了那么几张画，风格还象是克隆别的名家的。这是哪一类的艺术家？点击展开...复印机.
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sannorm 说:复印机.点击展开...哈哈哈，有点类似呀 。
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vivienne98 说:哈哈哈，有点类似呀 。点击展开...不是和你开玩笑,是真的,请看下面的文章.Copied Styles; Present-Day Fan Artists Main Problem An Article by Elysse (Email: Elysse [email protected]) As JeffreyA. has said in his article about varying drawing styles, nobody has the same style. Unfortunately, not everyone considers that. I've been browsing through art sites such as Fan art Central and DeviantART, and I have noticed a couple of artists that haven't a style of their own. Many times, these artists used to have their own style, but started copying someone else's styles. For example, I remember a certain comic-book cover artist that had an interesting style, which was somewhat anime-like and unique. Sadly, last year, he dropped his style, and started drawing with a photogenic (meaning looking just as the original artist drew it) and unoriginal style, in which it looked like the box art from the video games that the comic (which this artist drew the covers for) was based on. There is more than one reason that people do this. Usually the artists are intimidated and buckle under the harsh criticism from those that can't understand that everyone sees and draws differently; as a result, most of these people give off negative comments about how the artist draws the hair and what effects they use, while shoveling praise to those who copy the color and drawing styles of the official artwork, using programs such as Flash and Photoshop (NOTE: I have nothing against computer coloring programs, I'm just saying that many abuse its privileges and it doesn't look like they were the ones who actually drew it) to ink and color their fan art, making it look exactly like the way the original artist drew it (this is the photogenic and unoriginal aspect). That's not the only reason. Sometimes, artists need to find where they stand in the many styles people use, so they copy off someone else's usage of art programs and many other things. If you have trouble finding your style, or have trouble with similar issues: Try practicing with different styles; if you find one style very appealing to your taste and/or you find it easier to manage, try using that style. If you draw differently in different areas, such as the finger shapes and shading, then try to develop that to create your own style. This tip comes in handy at times, and sure to add originality to the style you are developing, so you don't copy. It's all in how you like it! -Elyssa Mulcahy [SIZE=+1]Jeffrey Anderson's Comments:[/SIZE] To quote Calvin of Calvin & Hobbies, "Nobody understands the art." I strongly agree with Elyssa for there is quite a diversity in the drawing styles of Anime series and Mangas (no anime/manga is drawn the same!), but for some reason, some people are somehow blind to that (as if all anime series look the same to them) , and started making fuss about how an artist should draw this and that. I had few such silly cases with my own drawing style, and the best example would be the issue of leg length (or "Barbie proportions"). They had been saying that the legs in my drawings should be longer just like Naoko T.'s style. Well, the problem is that I don't like unnaturally long legs (let alone absurdly idealistic Barbie proportions), and I prefer to give the characters more natural look (like shorter legs, etc..). Another good example is that there are many artists who prefer to keep their drawing styles simple, and yet, some people pester them telling them that they should get "fancy" with their drawings (more complicated inking, coloring, excess detailing or anything else beyond the artists' abilities). What if the artists don't like to go fancy with their drawings? What if they don't have time to do that? What if they couldn't afford equipments like Paint Pro 7 (costs way over $100)? Etc, etc. etc. etc.... Those kind of people know nothing about true nature of art, making them rather inconsiderable of the artists' preferences and their situations. As for photogenic method, that is getting to be a serious concern in terms of creativity, I had received several fanarts which the artists almost perfectly copied Naoko T.'s artworks in a way that those fanarts can be easily mistaken for traced drawings. Those are kinds of fanarts I'm not impressed with because I already have seen the original pictures. So being very good at photogenic copying will not demonstrate one's creativity nor one's natural drawing skills. If one is copying the artist's style, then this one is also copying the artist's mistakes too!! If one want to do drawing based on an original drawing, then this one must do that in a DIFFERENT way! The novice artists can take a look around and study others' drawings to get just ideas WITHOUT trying to copy their art styles like that of Naoko Takeuchi. Naoko Takeuchi's drawing style is very unique compared to other manga artists, and with the popularity of SailorMoon, several manga artists started showing up with their drawing styles influenced by Naoko T.'s mangas. Tokyo Mew Mew manga is a good example which I can tell right away that the artist of Tokyo Mew Mew was influenced by Naoko T.'s art style, but the difference is that this artist used Naoko T.'s concept to develop her own drawing style in her own way without mimicking Naoko's style. So don't worry about what other people think of you. Don't even bother with trying to meet their expectations, nor let them force you to draw their way. Just experiment and learn to draw on your own way and at your own comfortable pace. After all, the artists do best when they're not under pressure, and being able to do what they want to do. If you're creative as you think you are, then you can prove that by being able to to draw independently. ^_^ That's the only way you can develop your true creativity and drawing style. One more thing about imitating others drawings: don't give me this "It's the only way I can learn to draw!" excuse! Use your brains to develop your own ways of drawings by experimenting/playing with it. Believe it or not, you'll learn faster this way (in terms of creativity, identifying patterns, eye-to-hand coordination, and mastery of drawing tools) than just copying others' artworks.
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好象是因为人家的画好卖,所以自己也画几张那种风格的.卖上几十年.
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是说Vivi姐姐的老板么？
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啥叫克隆？画画再牛，也不可能完全与别人一样，类似还差不多！画画是个挺个人的事儿，没有人愿意当个跟屁虫，更没人愿意当个复印机，画画的也最怕别人说他的画象谁谁的。现在画画的大都在学前人，艺术到了现在还有啥手段没使出来的？！所以你只要感觉他画的好，那你又何必非要搞清楚人家在学谁？只要是用心在画，都是自己的！
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赏 是说Vivi姐姐的老板么？点击展开...咋啥都瞒不过你涅
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黑小子 说:啥叫克隆？画画再牛，也不可能完全与别人一样，类似还差不多！ 画画是个挺个人的事儿，没有人愿意当个跟屁虫，更没人愿意当个复印机，画画的也最怕别人说他的画象谁谁的。现在画画的大都在学前人，艺术到了现在还有啥手段没使出来的？！所以你只要感觉他画的好，那你又何必非要搞清楚人家在学谁？只要是用心在画，都是自己的！点击展开...不对.如果当跟屁虫能挣钱,为啥不涅?俺现在就明白了一件事:艺术家(成名的)是从成千上万倒下的人堆里挺出来的.有的人刻苦一辈子,别的家也许早就能成了,但是艺术家却永没指望.艺术这东西,真不是靠刻苦就行的.也许,以后看画的时候,俺能触摸到的是一种残酷 .
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不排除你说的那一类，人总是要分个三六九等，何况是一门手艺？！成名成家的人也不是全然靠天赋，但是成功的人必有独到之处，没有成为你所指的那一类名家，难道就不可以画画了？成不了家，画画就应该终结？俄说过了画画是一件挺个人的事，无所谓好坏，只要自己高兴，傻子也能玩色彩嘛！所以，俄不支持把艺术当作一件神圣的事来看待，有时候它和一堆狗屎没啥两样！
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赏 2006-12-08#11 V
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艺术神圣？这话一定是傻子说的。评论
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坐拥繁华，宁静其中。 赏 2006-12-09#13 Z 1,319 $0.00 我哪知道 不过我觉得艺术也要靠人气 不知道咋的 反正将二者结合的好之又好的 所知甚少那是18世纪画家 谁知道现在咋样 反正我是不会为艺术 而献身 另外我觉得 啥叫艺术 不明白
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