/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3745402
>you should learn to identify behavior.
Yeah I'm all about that. You can spend forever trying to put a label on what you think is "wrong" and it doesn't really get you any closer to addressing things you can do to make them better.

And then when it comes to personality disorders, ultimately what's it fucking matter? The entire meme about personality disorders is that they are essentially hardwired into the person's entire scents of self. You can't really "treat" or cure a personality disorder.
>If it walks like a duck, it's probably a duck.
sexually?!
>And if it is constantly in your face with a 1000 different reasons to why you should give it attention
I haven't listed any reasons why you should give me attention. I responded to one post, and then it turned into an ad hominem meme about the nature of muh mental deficiencies. You're the one giving me unsolicited attention.
>it is probably a duck with bpd.
Ok you keep saying saying Borderline and then highlighting how I'm Histrionic. Like if the duck boils your daughter's rabbit as revenge for not destroying your family to be with it, it's BPD. If the duck acts like a fucking retard for attention, it's Histrionic . If the duck seeks out arguments on the internet all night instead of cleaning or editing or going to social events it said it would, it's avoidant. If the duck enjoys the frustration and discomfort it causes strangers and potential disruption it causes in a community, it's antisocial. If the duck enjoys the ego boost it gets about itself from the perception that it's so notorious or confrontational that people dedicate their time to talking about it, it's narcissistic. If the duck spends most of it's time alone arguing with strangers and neglecting family and friends, it's schizoidal. If the duck has an elaborate fantasy life, unconventional beliefs, and strange appearance and speech, it's schizotypal. There's a lot of ducks up deez guts.

>>3728136
or what lol?

>>3650546
>But is there any critique in this thread you will take on board?
absolutely. Like 90% of these paintings were solicited from anons on 4chan. The entire thing is about working with an anonymous hivemind and crowdsourcing the decision-making and content selection and stuff. Like it's kind of perfect to me that anons on /tv/ are great for making practically applicable suggestions for what to do in the future, while anons on /ic/ are essentially useless for anything other than "diagnosing" the obvious shit I've done wrong in the past, and then telling me to quit.

>and you know what you're doing, but I think it's quite clear you don't.
It's both. I started this with zero acrylic portraiture experience. Hadn't drawn or made anything art-related in like 10 years. Part of the whole thing to me was starting at a place of ignorance and building my own process and aesthetic by leaning into mistakes and intentionally repeating them to see if they ever could work and stuff. Like the whole thing is and was about starting as a knownothing and ONLY using anonymous guidance on goddamn 4chan to improve and spiraling out from there.

>but your paintings have absolutely no visual appeal, at least to me
yeah I mean it is a series of painted memes solicited anonymously on 4chan. Being kind of harsh and unappealing and wrong on purpose IS what this place has always kind of fundamentally been about.
>but your paintings do not offer any appeal visually to me
dope. Again though. So what? Idk who you are. You're supposed to step outside of your self and apply intellectual empathy and stuff when you're "critiquing."

Like it doesn't need to be "your thing" for you to be able to make suggestions or give advice about what to do.

>I'm not a painter
yeah that's the rub for most of (You). No actual frame of reference, so you all just repeat the same intro-to-art diagnoses of what is "wrong" while you don't know enough to make suggestions on what to do next.

>>3607585
no I'm Jimmy.

>>3593361
Didn't think you could if you wanted to.

>>3572040
>Impressionism's similar then.
http://sankofareview.com/wabi-sabi-the-beauty-of-aging/
here's a thing about Van Gogh and wabi sabi

>>3558296
why?

>>3545361
eh

>>3525057
and does it really matter if you're just putting shit on a canvas as a guide to use for acrylic paint?