/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4339003
depends on your definition
i've played ddr with significant proficiency
made poutine from scratch (including the fries) and it turned out great
and another time i unwrapped all the individual toilet paper rolls in a friend's bathroom because i thought it was christmas, then got upset that the gifts were fucking shitty so i threw the tp everywhere before leaving the bathroom

>>4339005
Tracy Butler for insane ability to render beautiful comic pages while sacrificing minimal expressiveness and gesture.
https://guoh-art.tumblr.com/ for aesthetic and subject matter. If I can sketch pic related easily like they can I will be happy beyond belief.

>>4339009
I'm really partial to passion fruit. Limes are also top notch.

>>4300803

>>4132412

> Goal in 5 years:
Two conditions.
One, be partially or entirely financially supported by art endeavors.
Two, be satisfied with the caliber of my work given the time constraints, generally meaning marketable to strong competence. In comics, something along the same caliber of Manly Guys / LFG / Dr. McNinja. For individual "pieces", things like https://i.pinimg.com/originals/5a/ec/97/5aec97b0369509e9ff437e809da1f5e4.jpg should be reasonable if not easy for me to do.
As for sketching, fucking around, etc... I want to be able to do things like the attached pic (or iguanamouth's stuff), without concentrated effort, super off-the-cuff.
In the end though, it's a matter of how I feel at that time. Very subjective.

> Existential Satisfaction (making it):
> Develop a distinct and appealing aesthetic that has merit in it of itself
http://sssscomic.com/comic.php?page=36
> OR potent overall mastery from rendering to character expressiveness
https://www.lackadaisycats.com/comic.php?comicid=170
> Masterful writing ability, with several lucrative passion projects already in motion

I replied in threads years ago what the absolute fantasy would be, but it's unproductive to indulge in vicarious goals when I need to take small productive steps in the now.

>>4132422

This is going to open an entire can of worms. It ties a lot into why LAS means so much to me, and why I'll never stop maintaining DAD, no matter how busy, famous or otherwise preoccupied I may become.
I'd rather not write an autobiography on this topic (people generally dislike me venting or waxing on about personal stuff, as it stands opposite to the professional conduct a site administrator should demonstrate) but if you insist I may indulge the topic at a later time.
To answer your last question directly, if I manage to get past the initial stages of self-doubt, the actual process of drawing is amazing.

anyway lets drop the subject
i don't like being this self-indulgent