/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>7138792
Not really, it depends on the standards you have. When you're a turbo autist with a vision like Shad and you want THIS character in THIS pose with THESE accessories and you're so shit you have to inpaint for belt buckles and things you should be able to draw yourself it might be the case but when you just want something close enough, like a portrait for some random NPC or scenery you probably won't even use in a D&D campaign you're running, you can get something serviceable in 10 minutes instead of the couple hours it'd take to draw it.

take picrel, I don't give a fuck what the view from a mountain the party is climbing looks like and half of them don't either but if the other half asks it'd be good enough.