/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3752372
idk if I really get "lonely." Interacting with belligerent weirdos on the intranettes is often enough sustainance 4 me.

Are you lonely?

/ic/ - Artwork & Critique
a pome by Jimmy

All art produced
since the invention of the camera
(with Animu excused)
is a Jewish conspiracy.

Here take these Matrix pills:
Understand that reality is is for cucks!
And history: a meme for sjw shills!
Humanism for the NPC!

Learning about art is complicated.
And practicing drawing is hard.
So talking about how great you are with no pic related
is what (You) do for /ic/!

https://youtu.be/aBpl8YH9cjQ

>>3724810
always with the deleting. It's always the most belligerent poindexters that talk the most shit and then are terrified of anyone seeing anything of theirs. You think everyone is going to be as needlessly hostile and full of shit at you as you are at them?
>>3724821
>hey dickhead, i saw that pic before the guy deleted it.
I bet you did samefag.
>you really need to put your fucking head in the toilet and flush.
ok I'm listening.
>you are full of shit, mememan.
You are really upset. Does Jordan Peterson make you feel good about yourself? Bet your room is spotless.
>t. Dunning Kruger.
It's funny because you made this it's own sentence, so it's like you're signing it yourself. Calling yourself a dunning kruger.
> you're in no position to to judge
Hey I said your drawings were good. They're just boring. Not creative. And who is anyone to be in any position to judge anything? You're an anonymous shitposter. Who are you?

Are you Matthew? You're Russian? That's why your writing and grammar is so weird? What's up with you Russians being so upset by silly things?

>>3706348
>seriously, if i read you excusing your autistic use of copying photos with grids and comparing it to the use of van gogh one more time, i will shit down the internets.
do it nerd.
>yes, van gogh used grids.
not just "used grids." He carried a giant gridded window frame around with him like a lunatic autist.
>but you know how he used them? he made a frame with strings to look through into the landscape.
yeah that's crazy.
>he was drawing outside, right in front of what he had chosen to draw.
and he was only comfortable when he was using a literal framing device.
>he stylized and abstracted elements in the landscape in a way that he saw fit to make a point or find the essence of a given motif.
yeah. And like I use stacatto strokes when it's a meme about mania or death or anxiety. I use schmeary strokes and don't focus on details if I'm doing a depression meme. I like leaving parts of the canvas exposed, I like leaving things frustratingly undone. I use experimental and psychadelic layering on memes related to heavy concepts and conspiracies and drugs and stuff. There is a pretty thorough emphasis on motifs and abstracted elements that recur in different paintings intentionally to build a narrative and a sense of "language" that ties the whole gestalt together. Like these are things that I very actively circlejerk about. What's your argument?
>you sit at home and you print stupid celebrity photos
peasant paintings my guy
>completely stagnating and redundant
they aren't. Almost every one is an attempt at a different expression as well as an attempt at different color theory and brush style and stuff. Are you projecting? Would you say you're not stagnating?
>hat you try hard (and fail) to copy and color in like a toddler.
Eh I pretty actively use weird colors constantly. And I like how you essentially just hate the fundamental concept of painting and you're taking that out on me for some reason. It's all just uppity kids' shit.

>>3651788
sounds sick I'll definitely have to give it a gogh. Think I remember learning about it at some point probably at art school when I was in like 6th grade probably. Looks like the kind of tedious autism that I could get into.

watching this boo explain it meow but he's boring
https://youtu.be/YGn8ok9vYkY
https://youtu.be/YGn8ok9vYkY
and this guy
https://youtu.be/Xu2IMgeF0Ts
oh dope cesar santos has a video about it too
https://youtu.be/1o3GWT-GjcE

>>3624568
Didn't Manet or Monet have a studio on a boat?

That'd be breddy dope. Paint memes on the ocean seas.

>>3599517
it kills me that I'll never make anything as good as that

>>3597721
>>3597717
clearly this anon is attracted to children. They tell themselves that essentiall all women are "fatties" because it makes it easier to justify why they have a hard drive full of loli pron.

>me looking at a picture of the painting on my phone to determine what to do to the painting in front of me

>>3589410
>>3590614
thanks bud. Finna redo it as a watercolor and and acrylic at some point.

>>3590582
>what you call "documentaries" is just funny home videos that you make without any knowledge of editing and video production.
I mean my university education and professional background is in media studies and production technology and stuff. I have a decade of experience working in tv, film, and industrials. My "real" aspirations in life have always been to produce and direct my own content.
>you are too afraid to test the quality of your concept by actually presenting it to a professional art related crowd
maybe. I think part of my whatever is that I think if I can just ignore the art crowd and eventually just produce and market content aimed at consumers, I could plausibly just skip over all the pretentious art people.

Like you know how Penn and Telller's whole schtick is that they kind of "expose" the production aspect of magic performance, while also trying to be funny, while also still doing a cool magic trick.
>/ic/ is a freaking weeaboo board that salivates over scifi rendering porn aesthetics. you are wasting time.
yeah sure. It is more about the writing exercise for me than anything else I think. This all (as I justify it to myself) is about thinking about dialogue/monologue stuff to use on How To Paint Trump, How to Paint Self-Destruction, How to Paint Entropy, etc.

Plus they're reaction images from 4chan. Part of the goof of this "exhibition" is the weird fucking arguing that accompanies them right now.
>worst thing that can happen when you apply to scholarships is get rejected.
like college scholorships? I'm not really interested in that no mo.
> the hours you spend trying to sell your thin concept to anons on /ic/ could be better spent on creating a solid portfolio in InDesign
Yeah this definitely is not the most productive use of anything.
>making a well structured PDF...
I'll do this then. Whole project is about anons telling me what to do after all.

>>3590106
not sure what you're saying. Van Gogh was fucking cranking out paintings and drawings to get to 900 paintings and 1200 drawings in 10 years.

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