/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>5197683
>Well, I thought the word putrescent would be a hint, BUT.
>You know, you should keep her green. Green stinks, like your attitude.

My art is bad, and people telling me that there is merit or is admirable that I still try hard, draw everyday and try everyday on top of having a job while balancing all of it makes me sick and angry.

If I show you two pieces of art, one good and one mediocre without telling you anything else, the good one always win.

It doesn't matter if the mediocre one picked art way late in life because he never had a choice, has to work on the side to keep himself afloat, learns by himself and put all his effort in improving versus the good one being born from a rich family with both parents being artists and being trained under great masters from 3.

If you have to explain your life circumstances to justify your lackluster art you already lost as an artist.

Doing your best and trying everyday opens the possibility of victory, but in the end there is countless amount of people who despite this never make it, and die anonymously and in solitude with only broken dreams and a failed life. Stories like this are extremely common and incredibly big in number, but is a story no one tells, because there is no one to tell it and no one wants to hear it either.