/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6572974
>no work
everytime.

>>6215465
Never had an art friend that was an honest friend. Mostly just a loose congregation of shitposters or people trying to boost themselves with other people's influence. All art friends are good for is a morale boost when they mindlessly compliment your art, then keeping them at arms length the rest of the time. Not even convinced most of these people are sentient humans anyhow.

>>6103635
> gay discord drama made its way into this thread
that explains everything, go back niggers, go back.

>>5214969
>construct the head
>Loomis

>>4125229

>>4016621
I got pissed because your thread is shit not because of the word "incel". I hate every brand of shit thread

>>3582907
If I'm understanding your questions correctly -

It sounds like you're in a position to do both. I've never really been able to successfully monetize my own following (only about 4.5k on IG). Though selling to your own fanbase comes with a lot of uncertainties of its own. You talk about 'output that they already want' - you don't quite know for sure if people are willing to spend money on your work as opposed to just enjoying it on their social media feeds.

>I want YOUR tee vs. I want THESE tees.
This can be one in the same. I previously touched upon the benefits of having a versatile style. Can you create work for a variety of different subjects while still maintaining the consistency of your style that your current fans are already attached to? If so, you've got a win-win situation, where you can produce designs for PoD sites while simultaneously creating work that you can share & sell to your audience.

>>3583194
>>3583234
>should I be using this shit?
Thankfully the thread is done so you don't have a chance to derail things and make the thread all about you and your work, which you seem to do in every other thread where your work clearly isn't relevant.

To answer your question - no. Your work is not appropriate for PoD sites like Redbubble. I promise you that you won't see sales from your paintings. That's not to say that well done paintings don't stand a chance, but rather your paintings are muddy, poorly done, grainy and overall look amateurish. Not only is the work not appropriate for apparel & other products (your work printed on shirts would look absolutely terrible), but you're just copying pictures of celebrities & memes from Google, with little to no transformation. It's blatant copyright infringement and would likely be taken down.

>>3582414
>that image
>"straite line"

>>3392188
Admit it - you're just looking for a justification to play video games in a way that gives you a (false) sense of productivity. It's all bullshit, and you know it.

I've tried this before, both with what you described in Minecraft and other games. A long time ago I was trying to do quick sketches of random objects in between death + spawning in CSGO.

It's a lame excuse for procrastinating. Nothing wrong with playing video games in your downtime, but don't lie to yourself and say you're being productive.

>>2485638
The only thing you said that i believe is your interest in how people see, because youre trying to see who will take the bait.

>that lense flare