/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2203323
Correct me if I`m wrong, but:

Computers still haven't completely replaced pen and paper.
E-books still haven't completely replaced paper books.
Digital art still hasn't completely replaced traditional art.
Internet TV and Radio still has not replaced classic TV and radio.
News websites still haven't replaced printed news.

Everything has it's place, and following your logic, Art in general isn't a serious career path, 2D or 3D.

And even if it were true, people crave 2D animation and art more than 3D, simply because 3D is everywhere, and imho 3D animation has more detail but much less style.
People want old-style 2D Disney. People want 2D comics, not those uncomfortably wonky 3D experiments. People would rather have drawn posters in their room and, paintings in their living room than some 3D render.

For sure, 3D will be continue to dominate the scene in comparison to 2D, but, more demand means more 3D arists, good and bad, which means less chance for originality and less jobs for not-top-notch 3D artists..

If you`re serious about anything and give it your best, and by best I don't mean practice for about an hour every other day, you will make a career off of it.

At least that's my stance on it...