/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

If you suck at portraits, make sure to trace it, this needs guaranteed quality.

What a cool mom, be nice to that kid.

>>2918493

There's this picture I saw posted here and I really liked it but I didn't save it. It's not a drawing, surprisingly, it's a chart about improvement and it shows three lines: one about our perception, another one about our actual skill, and a last one that I can't remember. The thing is: I really want to save that pic this time, and I want to see what was the last line, AND I want to show the pic to someone too. So I really need it, right now. Does anyone have it? I'll greatly appreciate it if you do.

>little drawing contest for students will occur where I live
>age rank is from 12 to 20 or something like that, with separate categories of course, I'm at the top being one of the oldest ones
>price is cash
>I'm all like "I'm sure niggas in this city don't know their Loomis and Vilppu, I can totally win this"
>"expression" and "addressed topic" are some of the items in the Criteria list
>I like drawing serious stuff, and I consider myself a deep person, but paradoxically I don't like trying to force some inner message in my drawings (though I do admire the artists that achieve it successfully)
>with those criterias judges are probably going to be charmed with a shitty drawing that does have a message about being good with the enviroment or something like that instead of the one drawing perfectly potraying a detailed wild robotic dinosaur eating burritos and wrecking shit on an exciting composition
>like in every good story, a conflict appears: I want to draw what I like to draw and try my best at it and whatnot, but I want to win too and I draw what I like to draw during the rest of the time

What should I do, d/ic/ks, should I try my best with whatever I like to draw to make the best-looking piece so I can feel like my dick is bigger than it actually is? or, instead, should I follow my inner jew to give some 2deep4u message and rise my chances to win the money? should I draw the thing I like and >imply there's actually a hidden message they can't see because it's too fucking deep where there isn't? I don't want to end up having to explain the message either. What should I do, and what would you do?

>>1703036
>completely full of lolis, cartoon r34, ponies, and child porn in general
>mfw people waste their skills in this