/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

I want to draw and want to create stuff but I hate the process of drawing, I have to force myself to do it and dont enjoy it at all, even if I try to draw something I have interest in
how can I force myself to like the process?

>>6667522
Weren't most of the intellectuals of north Korea trained in China during the 60s before their relations went to shit ? North Korean style looks like China's with slight variations, maybe look that up as there should be way more resources on Chinese posters than NK ones.

>>6599866
>you should not care if you have a following or not.

I think your twitter numbers are a rough estimate of my skill level, up to a point at least. It's the same way you can't really tell your own drawings suck ass because you spent eight hours on them and need to flip them, sometimes the only way to know if a piece is good is to show it to randos and see whether they like it.

I have between 40 and 60 followers depending on how good I am at spotting porn bots and each of them proves I'm a low /beg/ NGMI shitter instead of the same but worse

From what I've seen coomers aren't that hyped by this infinite amount of porn. I suspect they're also using bots to buy likes and hype their movement the way cryptofags do.

>Gets likes on twatter from people just scrolling but comments are generally hostile
>Exhentai galleries get rated even lower than weird /beg/ content
>Actually using the AI tag on pixiv is a death sentence. Sometimes I tick the AI-generated box for laughs, it divides my numbers by 5, and all comments become about the fact I'll never be a real artist

What does it mean to "have made it"?
Provide a concise definition by which an individual could assess if they have indeed made it, or failed to maid.

Are they prospects to get a job in the industry as bad as /ic/ makes it out to be?
Considering joining Brainstorm to git gud

If you were an online artist known solely by your username, and you were going to receive credit in say, a comic or a cartoon, would you rather be listed by your username or your actual name?

Say the darkest color in the art is the black ink. What’s the darkest value/colors I can go with that’ll still be visible against the black ink when I print it?

>>6249036
>Work with a team
Sounds like they just need a body to clean up lineart or do the colours.
Doing just that sounds way more doable than 50 panels a week on your own.

Then again I'd bet they also pay jack shit , the overall percentage is 0.3%, and there's a clause saying you don't get residuals on merch or eventual adaptations (which never happens anyway)

Textured or smooth brushes?
Lined or lineless?
Hard or soft shading?
Exaggerated or realistic?
One layer or multiple?