/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Progress update: we've finished an initial build of the database we designed, and login sessions should be fully functional now.

Feel free to continue to keep tabs on our progress on our current placeholder site at https://last-artist-standing.herokuapp.com/.. The real domain will be released once the site is complete.

Side note: I am requesting art of ANY skill level that was previously submitted to LAS. The quality and nature of the work is irrelevant (fully fleshed out paintings, gestures, heavily annotated studies, loomis exercises or even rough perspective drawings are fine), so long as it is SFW. I need at least 10 of them. I'm not joking, this isn't a thread image selection. I will be picking these at absolute random. So I strongly encourage /beg/s to also post theirs. Reply to this post if you want to contribute something. Try to submit only one thing.

I don't want to spoil much, but it's going to be used to make our home page look... nice. And it would only have meaning if a lasso drew it.

Cheers.

>>3143496

I feel like this is missing the point a bit.
The only prerequisite to this site is that you draw every day for 30 minutes, minimum, and that's fine. The new site even permits you to draw every week if you're that unmotivated.
This opens the gate to everyone, at any level of time commitment:

> People who just want to draw just for the hell of it, and don't want anything more than that, getting better at their own pace
> People who want to deliberately get better at a hobby that they enjoy
> People who want to cultivate a professional skill, while using this is a motivator to balance it with their current work/schooling
> Active artists who want to take their work to the next level

Even right now, the "streaks" are pretty much meaningless, since everyone started in such a scattered manner with LAS dying suddenly, and that's fine. What matters is why drawing every day personally matters to YOU. This website just gives you a motivating framework, and the only active, non-shit art community I could find, and you should make the most out of both, for whatever goal you have in mind, not worry over arbitrary achievements on a website.

I'm still in favor of having Challenges / Topics, though, because it helps people expand creatively and fosters goal-oriented feedback and discussion. Like the comics challenge.