/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>7126476
Literally me right now and I can't get past the mindset.
I've gotten to the point where I can force myself to draw for 30 minutes but the emotions start running and I give up, and I know I can't progress with such little time practiced.

People who do this as a profession are mentally built different, or maybe they started when they were kids and the emotion of failing doesn't really exist to such a degree at such a young age.

>>6763393
Damn, now I feel bad. If you're reading this I was just shitposting dude. I'm biased against shonen-esque stories anyways, there's no fucking way I'd read the new Dragon Ball either.

He'll get his channel back soon, right bros? America wouldn't let their greatest alley, Japan, down would they?

>>2159265
There's always porn threads. If there's a certian time to post something like that then by all means post it, but I sat and wasted an hour trying to get a bunch of plebs to read the op just to have people say "it doesn't really matter" "it's just getting blown out of proportion" is discouraging and shows that people who aren't a corporate fuck might be all for the bill passing or just don't care.
I know it's /b/ were talking about but come on.

>>2083719
Because they're jelly. She makes more money than any artist in the world. When you look at paintings like Craig Mullins or Ruan Jia they make sakis drawings look like preshool stick figures. Then we ask ourselves "why aren't they making as much money?" "She doesn't deserve it!"

But in the end, why does it matter? Who cares if she makes all that money? She's not hurting anyone, people willingly fund her. Should we not be as encouraged that we can make it just as much in art if the skill level is at Sakis or higher?

>>2040002
Unless you want to keep the ride going