/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4097016
me too, anon. Me too...

>>3517765
Hey now,

It just seems like everybody is taken or not interested in a relationship if, against all odds, I catch them in the two weeks they might be available in a given year. I'm not ugly or in bad shape-I...I do stuff!

>>2942824

Our brave hero has returned

>>2923146
>his designs are great and he's got vision.

it really hurts that no one thinks like this anymore.

>>2917136
>post work
>come back after a while
>only one reply
>its just a sarcastic comment with nothing else to add

>>2735655
>maintain self control and not masturbate
>able to focus and get some real drawing done

>>2617561
S-sorry...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBrRF_j7M_k

>get new followers
>they are all bots

>>2338599
>its not the end of the world

This is true. It isn't over 'til it's over-we all get there eventually; no need to rush that in most any circumstance. I'm sure he was very despondent about not being able to practice that sort of medicine anymore despite the years he'd spent studying and practicing though-I understand how someone can get tunnel vision in situations like that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slldMEPvUqA

>Can finally draw my own porn and fap to it
It was all worth it, anons

>>2250440
>ironically i dont have much time for drawing practice in art school

Dude, get the fuck out of there. I take it back, don't even entertain the thought of returning there. Do what I said, practice on your own for like 5 years, make a portfolio and try and get at least a partial scholarship at a school that isn't retarded.

>>2223237
>I'm kinda freaking out because if I don't shape up, I feel as though I won't have a future at all.

I'm 29 years old and let me tell you that you're absolutely right.There's not a day that goes by that I don't regret the lethargy and cowardice that typified my decade out of highschool. When I should have been drawing and practicing animation like I'd always purportedly "wanted" I took the "safe" route and continued to work dead-end jobs without ever picking up a pencil out of fear of how ugly and naive my results were. Just do your best. You might not ever achieve massive material success doing art but hopefully you will be able to claim "spiritual success" in lieu of that. I wish you a speedy recovery, I'm looking forward to seeing what you're capable of. We're all gonna make it brah.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPonpWkfKm4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaUE-4Qc0P8

>>2215495
wb fam

>>2170055
Sorry for picking on you, I remember you saying how it was a study more so than anything else in that very thread but it's just that the first thing that came to mind was the dour expression on your parents' respective faces, lol. For what it's worth I'm glad you learned something and for that matter it's far better than anything I'm capable of (I literally haven't even started working in color yet) even though you did it long ago, so don't stop doing what you're doing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-sfG8BV8wU

>That aside, very well said we share the same perspective on things. Have you personally attempted to solve the current art world problem then? Do you have an artistic vision?

I'm probably going to get some shit for this but I don't really have a dog in the fight as much as I bark about it. I intend to study technical draftsmanship, painting etc so I can perform as an animator and maybe background artist for my own personal projects (and with any luck find work in a formal studio but the odds of that aren't great regardless of what level I perform at). I do not plan on being a renowned illustrator or the guy that turns art on its head or whatever, my own path is about as vapid as one can take honestly; I just want to entertain people and have no artistic pretensions beyond that, the desire to make as many people smile, laugh, cry or have the shit scared out of them as I can at one time and that's what I intend to do.

As far as saving the art world goes, I just don't even know what that would entail at this point.