/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

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Maybe he's stealing art, maybe lying his age

>>4196278
>every time a new RJ piece comes out anons get together and praise it
>every time Sakimeme shits something out anons get together and shit on it
>in both case you can spot good crits and memes in the threads
/ic/ is as comfy as ever bros

>>4059054
>subjective
Never pretended what I said was objective truth. It's not appealing to me personally for the reasons I stated but if it sells for thousands then I know there is a definite appeal to it for people, and probably shit to learn from it. As we both mentionned I think it looks fine at a glance and that's what makes it so appealing for the masses browsing Twitter/Insta, they just look at it for a couple minutes, maybe have a quick fap and be on their way. They either don't know about anatomy or don't pay close enough attention to be bothered by it, and that's why she can kinda disregard it.
While I definitely agree with you about the rest, I don't think you should try defending the very obvious mistakes she made and may or may not have disregarded.
I don't get how grass being overexposed would lead the viewer's eye away. Bright overexposed colors just tend to draw attention to them.
>Looks like a normal 8-9 heads pin up with swollen chest and hips areas. It's not that strange when you're drawing masturbation material.
Considering just how big her chest is her legs and arms shouldn't be that short, it's really distracting. Think about how many knees you could fit in that upper hip, it's grotesque. That's the kind of shit I think would work in a more cartoony @pixar/2d style drawing but comes off as uncanny when used in her semi-realistic animu style.

And as a side note I think it'd be unwise to try cashing on the Sakimeme gravy train, it's just so fucking oversaturated with chinks and copycats trying to be exactly like her, and for every successful sakimiclone there's like 150 others who won't get anywhere... The reason she's successful is because she put together that recognizable style, "creating" demand for it. Methinks that's what anons should try imitating.

>>3920483
Shit man, that's sad, if you're being serious.
Though all that Nintendo fuckery is maybe just a symptom of other issues.

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