/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

"Too Cool For Art School" thread

>Unironically replaces dhe letter [h] widh dhe number [8] to celebrate Easter/Ostara.

>Too Cool For Art School

Was hitler a competent artist?

Say what you want about Hitler, but his perspective construction was on point. Quite impressive, seeing this was in a time without Scott Robertson.

Let's be real here.

This is what NGMI looked like in 1912

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Hitler was the original /ic/ NEET from 1905.

"After dropping out of high school in 1905 at age sixteen, Adolf Hitler spent the next few years in brooding idleness. His indulgent mother patiently urged him to learn a trade or get a job. But to young Hitler, the idea of daily work with its necessary submission to authority was revolting.

With his father now dead, there was no one who could tell young Hitler what to do, so he did exactly as he pleased. He spent his time wandering around the city of Linz, Austria, visiting museums, attending the opera, and sitting by the Danube River dreaming of becoming a great artist.

Hitler liked to sleep late then go out in the afternoon, often dressed like a young gentleman of leisure and even carried a fancy little ivory cane. When he returned home, he would stay up well past midnight reading and drawing.

He would later describe these teenage years free from responsibility as the happiest time of his life."

"As a young boy he had shown natural talent for drawing. His gift for drawing had also been recognized by his high school instructors. But things had gone poorly for him in high school. He was a lazy and uncooperative student, who essentially flunked out. To escape the reality of that failure and avoid the dreaded reality of a workaday existence, Hitler put all his hope in the dream of achieving greatness as an artist."

>high school drop out
>loner
>hated working for others
>lived as NEET with mommy's support
>dreamed of becoming artist
>enjoyed reading and drawing.

How many of you can relate to young Hitler?

I feel like Hitler's artwork is often critiqued with prejudice, from a purely artistic perspective, what do you think of his art? (pic related)

He got rejected from Vienna Art School twice..