/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Seasonal depression is hitting daddies hard, huh?

>>4013446
He truly was our guy

>>3964619
>Not only that really ugly ass girls too.
>This is degenerate trash.

lmao imagine projecting this hard ngmi's man.

>>3963881
What do you rate it anon?

>>3956243
>Actual harsh critics that don't pamper you
>always good advices on x or y subject
Harsh criticism =/= Good criticism
There are plenty of harsh critics on /ic/, but very few of them actually have anything of particular value or insight to offer you. Anonymity is good, in that it allows people to speak without reservations, but has issues for the same reason.
When one anon sees another, more talented anon getting the praise and attention they desire, they can fling some nitpicky pointless insults disguised as critique to make themselves feel better for a moment. When an unskilled artist asks for help, they're often met with people tearing them down to get a laugh or a sense of superiority. I see it happen all the time here, and I have to admit I've participated in it before myself.
I think the main reason people still come here is because very rarely people offer genuinely solid advice, mainly in regards to the fundies. /ic/ introduced me to Hampton and taught what form was and why my art was bad without it, and it helped me immensely in that regards. I keep coming to /ic/ to try and get another moment of enlightenment like that, but I don't know if it's gonna happen.
/ic/ is best when you use it as a second pair of eyes for issues you're blind to yourself. Still, while /ic/ can be helpful in finding problems they aren't very useful in correcting them. Scrolling through any general thread, you're going to see very few redlines and even fewer that aren't done by Dunning Kruger /beg/s. Overall this place is just full of the blind leading the blind and tearing each other down. There's a few nuggets of gold in the shit, but it's a shithole nonetheless.

>>2328491

Paint a fuckton, try to have a booth somewhere and sell some shit and make some money

stop hiding in a basement

maybe try applying to an art college and hope I can get some sort of scholarship with my stuff