/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3842721
Hogarth's hands are great. They're just as characterful as his figures (i.e. use your own discretion when ACTUALLY drawing hands after studying) and are drawn very strongly and cleanly instead of obscured with tons of "indication" like Bridgman

>>3774004
>be artist
>deliberately enter and graduate from school with tuition in high tens of thousands of dollars
>live in a state with the highest cost of living in the entire country
>deliberately enter a highly competitive, over-saturated industry open to literally anyone on the face of the planet that can speak english even if they come from a country where one USD could pay for their month's rent
>"why am I so poor"

No saying that's you but, if you're good enough to freelance you should really go out and try and find creative ways to market and sell your skills in person because it's only going to get worse for those working online and through "correspondence", you know?