/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6769819
Well, duh!
There is a bottom line where it's now too expensive, and too difficult to justify the price.

Nevertheless, that's the bottom allright

$30 is the price set by art sites because that's as low as they are willing to do paper works with the banks.
Anymore and it's too low to justify the banking fees

$30. That's where all begs start.
Take it or leave

>>6643725
If anyone's wondering:
The real reason is that Japan has a Culture of Cute.
Weebs would tell you that anime is a huge thing in Japan. But in truth, 95% of anime media revolve around children's shows which are bought by adults. This is not seen as creepy and in fact, it is seen as toe to toe with just an American guy collecting Transformer toys.

Cuteness is a big thing in Japan hence why every art design revolves around big rounded eyes, soft cheeks, and no chin. Line strokes are often thin and curving

On the other side of the world, USA's culture of individualism demands a culture that values strength, resilience, and masculinity. Hence why art styles have strong jagged lines, muscular structure, and a well-chiseled jawline for both male and female characters. Line strength consist of straight and thick lines

This is not to say that it would always be like that, though.
Given enough love and passion and cultural boundaries between artisans can be broken and create artworks that are nearly indistinguishable.

Like how Cowboy Bebop and Trigun are love letters to Western movies
Netflix Castlevania is evidence that the West is also getting there

The only difference is that Japan started copying the West since Mickey. West only started copying Japan now

>>6627095
Not how it works retard
It's 1 second x the amount of viewers

Assuming you got 5000 viewers, that's over an hour's worth of getting viewed
But then we have the favorites and bookmarks who entail that they viewed it for 10 seconds at most
And then there are also people who reposts your work elsewhere.
Hell, some may even have saved it

The key element is whether you are satisfied or not

Progressing and learning new things take effort.
Stability is comfortable.
If you have found a style that you are comfortable, sure. You do you.

Bear in mind that if you end up being jealous of others, rage at people better than you, and god forbid went crabbing
Then you were never satisfied. You are resentful of your own cowardice and laziness

You NEED 3 Hobbies

Creative, Physical, and Intellectual
Fulfill these boxes and you will never be lost again

You can add spiritual and social hobbies for maximum life

>>6599189
Serious answer is yes

1. You are not allowed to add trademarks as you are saying you are sponsored by that corporation
2. You are not allowed to trace copyrighted works as that is plagiarism
3. You are not allowed to make mindless accusations over any person as you can have libel and defamation cases on your ass.

Images that attack sensitive and hot topics are not illegal but eh. Goodluck, mate
Be sure you are don't become what you are shitting on

Ok, everyone already told you no
Let me tell you why:

Trademark is meant to ensure that the trader can distinguish themselves from others and to protect themselves from copycats who may sell inferior products that can tarnish their reputation

Placing trademark on your art is a no no becuase it would like saying that the company is sponsoring you. If it is just some silly parody art, that can fall under parody law.
But when you add it on some loli or degenerate shit, you can easily tarnish their name and they may sue you if you damage them enough

>>6507357
You seem to be misunderstanding something here
The question isn't "what are the chances" but "how it works and whether it violates CR or not"