/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6167819
it goes something like this
>Proko likes art
>Gets an internship at Sony while he was still in highschool to animate for Everquest II
>Because of this he's well known for a short time as a sudo-prodigy in animation from an early age
>Johns Hopkins University publishes an article he wrote about working as a professional animator as a teenager, making him even more well known in that circle
>FFW a few years
>Proko attends Watts Atelier University of the Arts in California
>Get's crushed with student debt, all while his professors crush his love of animation and literally brainwash him into changing his major
>Years of animation classes wasted, he starts over and studies fine art
>At this point, he's well into his late 20s, and with no one hiring fine art painters (obviously) and no way to pay his debt to Watts, he enters an agreement with the University.
>Proko agrees to teach fine art at Watts for many years as a way to atone for his student debt (which by now was massive)
>Wastes even more time doing fuck all
>Finally, in his 30s, and with no other skills to make a living other than teaching, he creates the Proko channel on youtube.

>FFW to Draftsmen podcast
>People constantly ask Proko if they should go to art school, and even after everything that happened to him, he can never bring himself to tell people to stay the fuck away.

It's why his art seems soulless and he can't bring himself to make anything from imagination, his love of art and animation was killed in college and replaced with generational dogma from old miserable men who did the same.

>>5240251
Draw every day. Nobody judges your posts as harshly as you do.

If your style keeps changing then continue drawing in different styles until you find one that you feel most comfortable with / shows your message the best.

>>4310176
>>4310208
BACK TO WORK!!!

WAKE THE FUCK UP DADDIES, WE'RE GOING FOR A MIDNIGHT DRIVE!

>>3820971
Draw from your shoulder and glide your hand over the canvas with without moving your wrist, of course there are times when you have to use your wrist for smaller details, but the majority of the drawing can be done from the shoulder and elbow.
>but now my shoulder hurts
Because you're using muscles that you're not used to using, you'll get use to it and it'll pay off in the long run.

>>3503083
BACK, BACK! PROKOWHIPPERS, ATTACK THIS NEWFAG FOR LACK OF CONSIDERATION

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>>2942137
Better watch your mouth boy