/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

In any big Western companies, yes.
But in the field of art itself, it's as free as it's ever been, anyone can draw whatever he wants.

Just like games, stick to indie productions or Japanese content (while dodging gacha shit).

>>6557461
Yes, anon, getting zero funding because all investors are more interested in farming ESG points than in delivering a good product is /pol/'s fault.

Back then profit was made by selling games, nowadays profit is made by appeasing to the top hats in the financial system, so going for quality isn't a must.
The amount of dissatisfaction has only gone up, because outrage is not only warranted, it's a marketing strategy for modern companies.

Post ya sketchbooks
Tell other anons what you think of theirs