/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

I started the original Procreate brush sharing threads back in January and put together the Mega folders, and I was really surprised how productive and friendly they were for a long time, but like most good things, eventually assholes show up to make demands and shit things up for everyone else. I guess I should be grateful it took them this long to show up, considering where we are.

>>4986468
>what the fuck would you even do with it, make mock 30s ads?
Bro, the 4 color process was used for comic books (and other printed media) through the 80s and into the early 90s when computer based coloring took over. It's a look that's desired today largely out of 70s and 80s nostalgia.

Fun fact: the English release of Akira by Epic Comics that began being published in 1988 was the first comic book to be completely digitally colored.