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Why do so many people here fail at art?
Is it lack of effort?
or
Is it lack of talent?

>> No.3083903

>>3083901
mostly lack of effort.
most amateur artists lack test

>> No.3083906

>>3083901

Why do you ban evade.

>> No.3083926

this is all very relative.
Imo and many here,pic related is a failed artist.
You just need skill to get there.This and artgerm and all those hacks look the same.

>> No.3083927

>>3083926
>related is a failed artist.
what?

>> No.3083948

Define "fail at art".

Do you mean people who fail to make a career in art? If so, it's because most people simply don't treat their art as as business. Most people only focus on improving their work, and completely neglect all the things you have to do in order to find well paying work.

>> No.3083965

>>3083901
>Why do so many people here fail at art?
Compared to where?

>> No.3083966
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>>3083927
what is your question? I specified that my statement was solely my opinion.
>Making a lot of money out of drawing fanart only appealing to brain dead fandoms
>never actually working on anything original
>not having a greater goal than gathering endless shekels
>dickriding the original artists talent in order to benefit yourself
>bunch of pinups with color dodge slapped into them

you think this is the definition of an artist? you think this person is self conscious(she actually might be and hates herself because she knows the best shit can do is pretty renders of already made crap)?

>"ahah anon you are just butthurt checkmate"

Yes people like this will def. go down in art history.Next Frazetta I say

>> No.3083969

>>3083966
>Making a lot of money
Not a failed artist.

>> No.3084026

>>3083969
>americans

>> No.3084078

/ic/ just has unreasonably high expectations for the random sketchers that blow by when they hear we have a board for "drawing".

>> No.3084091

>>3083901
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvtXJfJrwWg

>> No.3084168

>>3084026
Where?

>> No.3084220

>>3084091
They actually did really well for people who've never drawn before, like better than some people in the beginner thread. Just goes to show you how helpful a good instructor can be.

>> No.3084224

>>3084091
That's actually really cool.
Thanks for sharing anon.

>> No.3084249

>>3083969
this is literally one of the worst sectors if you want to make money.
if anyone is in this just for money,you are clinically retarded

>> No.3084491

>>3084249
But on the other hand, if you do make money in that market, you can make a lot of it. Especially locally. The small portion of NEETS and weebs who actually have money somehow will pay a good price for you to draw their waifu. Enough to make a living off it? Probably not. But definitely enough to help you out of a slump.

t. experience

>> No.3084497

>>3083965
Are you telling me just as many people fail to do STEM? Do people in STEM believe in talent? Or is it effort? It's clearly effort as the school system is built on that, but then why is art not the same?

>> No.3084507

>>3083901
Lack of tracing.

>> No.3084523

>>3083901
People aiming too high.

>> No.3084587

>>3084497
I think you are trying to answer questions that where only asked in your mind. OP asked about art. It wasn't about STEM or any other type of education.

>> No.3084589

>>3084220

having the guidance of a good teacher is one of the fastest way to progress

>> No.3084878

>>3083901
You don't come to /ic/ to learn how to draw. You come to /ic/ for excuses not to do what's needed to learn how to draw.

>> No.3087164

>>3083901
because "succeeding in art" is so vague it can mean basically anything you want