/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6651135
>you need to separate the good opinions from the bad and only you can really be the judge of that for what you're trying to achieve
>this is true mostly but i think that shouldn't discourage people from giving genuine advice because there will be anons lurking that will learn from and appreciate it
>this is true. be more specific about your goals and be thoughtful about what you want to be learning and when to move on
>again, learning how to focus on the right thread or artists you follow for inspiration is a good mindset to learn
>it doesn't matter if the youtuber is a huge shill for their sources of income or not, if you find an artist you like and their teachings click with you, then they're worth supporting. art is really broad so it's on you to find the method that gets you drawing
>simplicity is after you've learned your fundamentals and know how to apply that simplicity in an informed and appealing way afterwards
>being negative all the time about everyone won't get you anywhere in the future. artists are your peers, /beg/ to /pro/