/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

I've set a goal to try and break into the film/animation/games industry but I've just now realizing that I follow a fair amount of porn artists on my primary accounts.

I assume simply unfollowing them would not be enough since people could likely go back and trace me to them. And since I've followed artists like Shad who've drawn some pretty immoral shit, that could probably cause controversy for me/bite me on the ass later.

It's not like my dreams will be a reality anytime soon, but I'm just wondering how clean an image must I keep in order to be marketable when I go to look for jobs.

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Are there any podcasts primarily focused on art?

My job has a lot of downtime but not enough for me to be able to draw during hours. So I've filled the time with lots of video game podcasts. But it gets tiring and now that I want to get more serious about art I've been trying to spend more time learning about it.

I get that a podcast just talking about art and criticizing or praising it without the viewer being able to even see it would not work. But at the very least are there any about artists, animators, storyboarders, writers etc talking about their experience withing an industry? Or interviews with prolific figures who give advice?

I'm so tired of gaming hot takes and I couldn't care less about politics or movie reviews. What do you listen to besides music to stimulate you artistically? Are audiobooks worth looking into?

I'm thinking about saving up for some of these. I could really use a pen display because even after a year of trying I'm still not comfortable doing digital art with the divide from where I'm looking to where I'm drawing.

On twitter I've seen some mixed reactions. Some say that a 12 inch ipad pro would be a better investment.

I already have pirated a photoshop cc and Sai.