/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6234323

>if you want to truly enjoy art, commit 1 page of art for every word you post on /ic/.

It's not art you hate, its a lack of community that /ic/ feels, people from different communities that would not be friends nor would ever cross paths otherwise, sharing the same space. You feel me?

It's /ic/ you hate. /ic/ may be right about the "importance" of "fundamentals" this is pure sophistry because /ic/ does not offer you the solution, but rather a harsh dose of reality to the budding art school snob or encouraged hobbyist. /ic/ represents all the worst parts of art; the bitter, snide, depressive, discouraging acid of solution we call seasonal affect disorder. Only the season is always harsh winds, why can't have just have sunshine in the park and be supportive for other artists /ic/ ?

You want a community if you have ever experienced a camaraderie with like minded people, sure, there was always someone weirder, older, shorter, lesser in skill, but you would just constructively criticize each other in a web 1.0 style community of about 20 - 45 people who's usernames you got to associate with certain posting styles, but all in all, good times were had.
Trust is involved, trust one will constructively (and honestly! ) criticize, and trust that one another be treated with respect, and a level of likeability and rivalry.

>Enter 4chan circa 2006
/ic/ nameless, faceless anonymous meat piles of bitter ranting and disgraceful etiquette that the sheer number of fights that happen on /ic/ do little to bear fruit. "But a n o n, surely there is another choice? Not really, the other half is essentially starcucks baristas on their "hobbyist" phase of life, a quite literal whoring out to
>thousands of likes per day
Dopamine much? The mind is not wired for this.

ironically, you come back to /ic/ because?

/ic/ has no friends because there exists no good art community spirit to bring you up when youre down.

You gonna make it.

>Shit 335 words? 339?