/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Yes you are the only person in the world. Out of over 7 billion people you alone find it bothersome.

>>4937889
Found the fag that puts dates on drawings.

>not putting the signature, date, time of completion on your piece when you finish

NGMI

jk bro I used to do that (pic related) but I stopped, I just put the year, my sig, and the Lordaeron symbol in my art now, plus my social media link

>>4937876
your drawings are dated by default digitally

>>4937876
Autism.
(i don't even do it)

>>4937906
it's even got a title, what a beast

>>4937876
I take a pic of my drawings right after I'm done with them and immediately trash them.

>>4937906
Pyw now I'm curious lets see how those 10 years treated you

>>4937906
soul. Pycw pls.

>>4937925
>>4937947
>>4937964
Thanks Kings, I didn't draw consistently for all the ten years and my skill kind of decayed while I was on an art hiatus (2 years), but this year was the year I took digital seriously and went into it harder, here's a piece I did from April for Sikh Heritage Month here in Canada.

But in accordance to OP I still think adding dates or at the very lease the YEAR alone is super crucial, both for reference in the future and for people to see what year a piece was created by you.

>>4937876
10 years from now you'll flip through your sketch book and ask "when did I do this? Musta been circa 2019...or was it 2020. I think it was before christmas. But I didn't have my wacom when I drew this....I think, so it must have been before blah blah blah."
Dates are handing to organise things by.
If you dont want to date ever drawing, atleast just put a beginning and end date at on the first page.

>not putting a short summary of the day in every drawing
NGMI

>>4938084
>implying the art itself doesn't have subtle subliminal messaging expressing ones day to the audience

I'm one step ahead of you son

I date my sketchbooks so I can measure progress, they for me only

>>4937973
beyond based. keep it up

>>4937876
Do you have autism? What kind of retard gets triggered by the fucking date? Do you hate calendars as well?

>>4937973
idk seems a little too stiff..

>>4937876
I only put the starting/completely filled dates on my sketchbooks or folders for loose paper.

>>4938096
>>4938148
Thanks bros, and regarding stiffness I think it's because I primarily use a lot of sharp/angular lines as opposed to soft curves and shit.

>>4937876
Yes, dates mark a period of time a person is at, and seeing that improvement only makes the art better as time goes on

>>4937876
>not putting MMXX on every drawing this year.