/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

> Congratulations, you just solved food insecurity, the student debt crisis, high prices and corruption in the healthcare sector all in one-and all you had to do was make outsourcing and black market labor even more attractive than it already is.
This is entirely hysterical nonsense. We have the most corrupt, most expensive healthcare system in the world by a wide margin. And it only keeps getting more expensive as we keep cutting taxes for corporations and deregulating health insurance companies. You're just saying things.

>Not every business is a corporation,
The ones we're talking about are. You're just arguing to argue but you don't really have a point. Just talking points.

>and today's "living wage" is tomorrow's "minimum wage"
Yeah that's how inflation works. Time is entropy. You generally want to keep up to prevent the kind of economic catastrophe we are barreling towards. Cost of education, cost of living, cost of healthcare, cost of everything else has exploded in the last 40 years. Minimum wage has gone up by like $5. This has lead to the shrinking middle class, more debt, more bankruptsies, less expendable income, less opportunities for investment, less average savings, etc. Income and wealth inequality has exploded and upward mobility is stagnating. These are all what happens when you refuse to keep pace with the economy.

>>3769686
>maybe, you don't actually appreciate critique.. :/
why you say this? There's a difference between a few butthurt stalkers endlessly trying to argue with me about their feelings and critique.
>>3769508
>Why isn't he ashamed of the abhorrent paintings he makes?
Why aren't you ashamed that you make nothing?
>Why can't he realize they hurt my eyes and give me brain cancer?
The cancer is coming from inside the house!
>Why does a monkey on steroids choose his colors?
this the brain cancer talking?
>His perseverance makes me angry.
Make a painting about it!
>STOP PAINTING NOW
NO DO PAINTING NOW YA MOOK

>>3769635
idk it's some kind of masochism thing. It means more to me as a monument to my mistake than I think it would if I went back and worked on it. The feelings I got and had and the scents that I knew I was driving off the cliff and tried to make it work anyway idk. Using black on skin tones by that point had become something I just did when I started to get bored or frustrated or started to dislike the painting. And that painting was kind of a crescendo or low point or whatever.

Not that I'm not going to work on it again at some point.

First 15 are posted on muh instagram and you can see all the blackness memes. https://www.instagram.com/watchpaintdrytv/
>>3769567