/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

I have friends who do art but they aren't really interested in talking about it for whatever reason. When I post my art they often just ignore it

>>6408646
I totally agree with this. Learning traditional has given me much better habits when I draw. Thumbnails and confident lines being two ones that I use all the time digitally.

On a more personal note I really do feel that if I can't draw with a pencil/pen and paper I just can't actually draw myself so it's important to me to be able to draw traditionally even though I prefer digital. I don't want to be reliant on a machine or program or whatever.

i want an art gf so badly bros, not an ARTSY gf, one who actually draws and wants to get better.

Art is such a lonely journey bros. I don't feel good enough to have a blog, I feel too autistic to have art friends and wouldn't know where to even start with that. Is this why artists tend to be so depressed and Picasso cut off his own ear?

Whats some solid art podcasts you guys like to listen to?