/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

[Anonymous No.2175017]

Since calarts has gone to shit can anyone recommend me schools with good animation programs

[Anonymous No.2175041]

>>2175017
Sheridan

[Anonymous No.2175117]

>>2175041
cal arts is better than sheridan. go to cal arts op.

[Anonymous No.2175126]

>>2175017
>gone to shit
So they rejected you huh? lol what a pathetic thread.

[Anonymous No.2175131]

>>2175126
I think he's referring to this.

[Anonymous No.2175134]

>>2175131
And his point? That's someone's personal style that they learned to work with. Not everyone from there has the same style.

[Anonymous No.2175135]

>>2175131
one or even a few alumnis work post grad does not represent the entire curricula at cal arts. And besides that show (like it or not) made the calarts alumni that created it.....millions. Stay mad.

[Anonymous No.2175198]

>>2175131
i fear for the future of our nation when i see the popularity of this show among young adults. Your mother and father didn't watch children's shows as adults, neither should you. Grow up America. We need real men and women to run this country.

[Anonymous No.2175236]

>>2175198
This is so sad. No wonder anime is trash.

[Anonymous No.2175243]

>>2175198
my dad still watches looney tunes every once in a while and he's 64

[Anonymous No.2175368]

>>2175198
>Grow up America.

“Critics who treat 'adult' as a term of approval, instead of as a merely descriptive term, cannot be adult themselves. To be concerned about being grown up, to admire the grown up because it is grown up, to blush at the suspicion of being childish; these things are the marks of childhood and adolescence. And in childhood and adolescence they are, in moderation, healthy symptoms. Young things ought to want to grow. But to carry on into middle life or even into early manhood this concern about being adult is a mark of really arrested development. When I was ten, I read fairy tales in secret and would have been ashamed if I had been found doing so. Now that I am fifty I read them openly. When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up.”

― C.S. Lewis
>We need real men and women to run this country.
Yeah, because having fun mean you aren't a real man. Life's gotta be sterile and boring and serious all the time.

[Anonymous No.2175400]

>>2175368
C.S. Lewis was a christfag tho. How can you take anything seriously from someone who believes in magic sky fairies?

[Anonymous No.2175414]

>>2175400
hurr

[Anonymous No.2175421]

>>2175400
*sigh*
The shit /ic/ goes through.

[Anonymous No.2175495]

>>2175368
So it's okay to hand the keys to a bunch limpwristed 20something males who dye thier hair pink, fwap to pony fandom, and tell you they really really like "playing" with your kids? I wouldn't want to tell them to grow up. I don't want to be the bad guy who tells the hedonist brats to "grow up".

[Anonymous No.2175513]

>>2175017
SCAD isn't too bad, expensive as fuck tho.

[Anonymous No.2175528]

>>2175198
source?

[Anonymous No.2176040]

>>2175495
What is hyperbole, Alex?

No wonder /ic/ is filled with so many bitter cunts, you guys are all dead inside.

[Anonymous No.2176793]

>>2175198

And why shouldn't they,what do adults watch? The news? Terrible sitcoms? Adults can do whatever the fuck they want you.

So we have to be miserable life drained adults in order to be a real man or woman or have the capability to steer a nation to the idealistic norm that you fantasize?

I understand that the fandom culture is degenerate and full of manbabies and bronies,but just cause i wanna watch Cartoon Network after a long day in the office or school doesn't make you a "real man" or "woman"?

It's people like you that make me encourage kids to stay immature and enjoy their youth for as long as possible. Scrooges like you usually grow up too fast and i can imagine how boring and sad it would be living in a city with a bunch of you's. There is such a thing as Adult cartoons,and everyone watches them. Checkm8.

[Anonymous No.2176798]

>>2175198
So we have to be miserable life drained adults in order to be a real man or woman or have the capability to steer a nation to the idealistic norm that you fantasize?

And why shouldn't they,what do adults watch? The news? Terrible sitcoms? Adults can do whatever the fuck they want. There is such a thing as "Adult Cartoons",which are either really good or trying too hard to be as "adult" and mediocre as possible.

I understand that the fandom culture is degenerate and full of manbabies and bronies,but just cause i wanna watch Cartoon Network after a long day in the office or school doesn't make you a "real man" or "woman"?

It's people like you that make me encourage kids to stay immature and enjoy their youth for as long as possible. Scrooges like you usually grow up too fast and i can imagine how boring and sad it would be living in a city with a bunch of you's. There is such a thing as Adult cartoons,and everyone watches them.


Checkm8.

[Anonymous No.2176821]

>>2176798
Leave him alone he wants to be a adult

[Anonymous No.2177537]

>>2175198
yeah, real adults who post on 4chan

[Anonymous No.2177551]

>>2175198
Actually cartoons and video games were originally marketed to adults.

Both the animation and world building are high tier, even if the art style is too garish for the average person.

[Anonymous No.2177552]

Is Paul Robertson the Scott Robertson of pixel art?

[Anonymous No.2177711]

>>2175117
> Over $43,400 for tuition each year.
But is it really worth going into massive debt to attend?

[Anonymous No.2177712]

>>2177711
I wonder if you can get a scholarship by having a competent animation project or two in your portfolio, I think I'm going to try that. Calarts opens doors, if any school is worth ruining your life over it's that one.

>mfw being a 29 year old man surrounded by 18-22 year old aspiring animator grills

[Anonymous No.2178488]

>>2177712
any scholarship you may or may not get wont even come close to covering the full or even half the costs unless you are a 13 year old prodigy.

[Anonymous No.2178679]

>>2178488
That is indeed worthy of two or more towels