/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

[Anonymous No.3190779]

What are your art-dreams, /ic/?

Your ultimate drawing/painting/animating/sculpting aspiration?

Are you a concept artist? A landscape painter? Do you do storyboards for pixar? Sell drawings to tourists on the streets of Milan?

What does your lifestyle look like? How much money donyou make? Where do you live? Do you have a family? Kids?

Only stuff that exists/could exist please no timetravel to the days where Loomis worked in advertising.

[Anonymous No.3190787]

>>3190779
to be as good as Winslow Homer

[Anonymous No.3190791]

Nothing specific, just to be mildly internet famous. It'll never happen though, even if I had the skills I'm incredibly messy and no one will ever respect me. I lose my drive sometimes because of this, but drawing porn I like always helps.

[Anonymous No.3190817]

>>3190779
I want to make the world for the better, I will probably make animations that teaches philosophy and understanding in my native language even english for gods sake. For now I am sponging myself with drawing and understanding because I first want to be the a "decent" enough artist for myself. I want to be the best artist I could possibly be MAMBA MENTALITY BOYZ

[Anonymous No.3190818]

>>3190787
Did you know he was more-or-less self taught?

The guy just looked at shit and figured out how to paint it. I'm sure he had some help along the way, but there was no mentorship or school in his life.

[Anonymous No.3190862]

>>3190818
Nope. He was taught by his mother, who was an artist, and started painting and drawing early. He apprenticed as a lithogrpher doing designs, which undoubtely had some instruction attached to it, and when he left that field, he moved to NYC and attended the National Academy of Design, studying painting. for 4 years. Granted, due to his talent and years and years of already drawing, he hit the ground running, and was way ahead of the classes, and was noticed at that point for being very good.

Talented? Yes. Self taught? No.

[Anonymous No.3190880]

>>3190779
Actually just to get the fundies right and be able to draw good portraits and figure drawings/paintings. I would be content with just a teaching job somewhere mediocre and getting a few portrait commissions on the side. No aspirations to work for big companies.

[Anonymous No.3190967]

I want to revive people's interest for extremely low fantasy in art. Most digital artists go for efficiency (as they should in a job) or make your typical skeleton wizard orc warrior flying in space.

I want my art to be described as "realism" even tho there might be fantasy in the picture. It would be realism from the point of view of doing mundane things. Wizards tending to their plants, Knights taming bible-styled dragons, A princess combing her hair in an impossible castle.

[Anonymous No.3190972]

>>3190967
That sounds amazing anon. There's not enough of such art out there.

[Anonymous No.3190981]

I never wanted to be an artist. I wanted to be a writer as I grew up reading fairy tales at a young age but got told off in my teens that I suck at it. On the other hand, since I was 4 I stood out for my drawings compared to the other kids.

Seeing as comic attracts a wider audience more than words do, and that I enjoyed children's picture books a lot. I decided to give drawing a try, and kind of got addicted to it, despite it never being my goal.

Nevertheless, I found that drawing in itself doesn't give me thrills. And I always go back to square one and find I myself had always admired how writers were able to transmit messages and influence the public through stories. Even if it seems like a impossible dream, I will still aim for it.

[Anonymous No.3190985]

>>3190967
>tfw thought GoT's success meant seeing more grounded fantasy stories with a focus on character writing
>just get more dragons and ice zombies
Bummed me out. Maybe next time.

Also, that's a lovely idea, anon. Hope you get to see your dream!

[Anonymous No.3191030]

>>3190967
sounds like you'd like Pre-Raphaelites

[Anonymous No.3191036]

I want to be an illustrator that also has the skills of a fine artist. Maybe like James Jean in terms of range of creativity and technical skill.
At the moment, i am getting some comissions and i do the occational Book/ record cover or poster aside of just building a New, better portfolio.
To make ends meat i am a set painter at a theater.

[Anonymous No.3191048]

Dream circumstance?
Warp back to the 2000s when the manga magazines in China were still in their prime and take part doing serial works, I was too late out of school and obligations to ride that wave and now it's on its death bed with maybe 2/10 magazines still alive.
But life doesn't work like that and right now I just want to draw my own story and have a small niche fanbase enough to keep me alive.

[Anonymous No.3191215]

>don't know what to do with life
>draw every day
>get pretty good because of draw threads
>encouragement from most people I know
>get degree in accounting even though I hate it.
>dream of making illustrations for a living
>meet successful, talented artists
>they are all depressed and bitter, don't have lives I want
>don't have cohesive portfolio anyway.
>no way to earn money from art
>no dreams anymore

[Anonymous No.3191279]

I started practicing drawing with the idea that I would eventually draw comics.

He'll, even if I need to get a wagecuck job and draw my comics on the side, if be happy

[Anonymous No.3191288]

I'm going against everything I believe in by posting this, (Its statistically suggested that explaining your plans to others gives you a feeling that makes it less likely for you to actually do it, basically, your brain thinks talking about it is good 'nuff.) But here goes.

I want to create a graphic novel. Successful or not, it doesn't matter. I want to be able to sell enough digital copies to get a print version out to people. Hopefully this might kick start my career as an independent graphic novelist. Then I want to persue video games as that is where my true passion lies, programming and designing them myself. After a few game releases, and software endeavors, I would possibly have the ability to open a small independent studio in which I can develop and produce every art form in the entertainment business from video games, to music, movies, and more. Starting small and expanding of course, with everything basically supporting the video game department. That is my dream.

[Anonymous No.3191295]

>>3190779
>What are your art-dreams, /ic/?
I wanna make money with comics. I lead a minimalist life style so I don't have to make a lot of money.
>Your ultimate drawing/painting/animating/sculpting aspiration?
I'll be happy to work for any comic publisher but it would be cool if I could make my own comic
>Are you a concept artist? A landscape painter? Do you do storyboards for pixar? Sell drawings to tourists on the streets of Milan?
I'm just a wannabe artist.
>What does your lifestyle look like? How much money donyou make? Where do you live? Do you have a family? Kids?
I'm neet and I don't have plans to have family. Ever honestly.

[Anonymous No.3191304]

>>3190967

Im kind of the same. Tho I want to draw knights and shit like the ones in the fairytales I used to look at as a kid.
Like ignite a sense of wonder/adventure in kids, sounds kinda cheesy but yeah

[Anonymous No.3191312]

>>3190779
Solo exhibition at MOMA and releasing a comic.
I live in a house I've drawn with waif and 3 kids. I have other houses and apartments all over the world
I'm filthy rich and spend my free time Eyes Wide Shut-style.

[Anonymous No.3191349]

I'm not sure if I'm setting the bar low on this one but honestly my dream is to reach Yoshida's level of style, design and consistency. And then take that and create my own comic someday while doing freelance.

[Anonymous No.3191388]

Right now, I'd like to have a clear cut method step by step for getting good at drawing.

Ideally I don't care for money or fame, I just want to be able to draw whatever the fuck I want at that time and bring it to very high level of finish so that I'm happy with it.

[Anonymous No.3191394]

half just drawing whatever vision or design that manages to latch onto my imagination (recently I saw a tree outside my window, don't know which species but it starts off as several branches from ground level which go up very vertically, and the upper half is sparse bushes of leaves. I think a painting with two of those next to each other growing out of the ground, overlaid as a 50% opacity layer above the torso of a pale and delicate human, don't know if male or female, with the bushes of the trees being aligned to just take the place of the lungs would look good. But I'm not good enough to draw it yet). The other half is drawing degenerate fetish porn.

[Anonymous No.3191405]

Git gud enough to create a very well-drawn webcomic, something around Miura/Mignola-tier. Use a high fantasy, secretly soft scifi setting (I know this has become an annoying trend to some people and have gone out of my way to avoid it being on-the-nose) I've been working on for a while now. Write concerning major events going on between nations and factions, but following individual influencers both major and minor, some mere witnesses, all with little relation to each other. The reader pieces together the greater scope of things between their experiences. Don't reference/symbolize any kind of contemporary IRL politics because it's my biggest peeve. Maintain a consistent production schedule, none of the unannounced hiatuses that plague most western webcomics.
Really I just want to create my idea of a perfect webcomic.
I'm a NEET leaf in my early 20s. I live with my parents. I only work what couldn't even rightly be called a part-time job. Typical pathetic aspie existence that I hope to git gud enough to break out of.

[Anonymous No.3191551]

i draw as a form of meditation and introspection. i have little interest in pursuing the illustration path to wageslaving as i'm secure financially (altho not well-off). my goal is to gain insight into mental states and how artists make decisions and such. i'd fancy making some nice allegorical paintings that extend beyond personal meaning but it's not necessary. in fact i tend to deliberately ruin my work by pushing it too far since i've already "gained" what i wanted from it in the process so the remaining work becomes experimental material.

[Anonymous No.3191554]

To work on a game or project that makes people go 'wow that's amazing, how did he think of that?'

Or have kids pick up a game you worked on and go 'Wow that's so cool'. Same as when I was a kid.

[Anonymous No.3191570]

I wish I was as good as Baylee Jae at art.

[Anonymous No.3191827]

1) To make a succcessful franchise that allows me to live of my passion (a franchise aimed for everyone, that teaches kids valuable lessons and makes adults think as well)

2) Animations on paper. No,no, not a flip book or something else : a medium like a bland A4 sheet of paper, but you could see animations directly on it, like it was a .gif!! (I'm convinced it's physically possible, but I really wonder how)

[Anonymous No.3191891]

I want to make my own comic/cartoon, I want to be able to draw clothes well, and I want to be able to draw nudes of short haired womens anus holes unironically.

A popular cartoon show would be great, for young adults-adults, not something like rick and memey, something a little more subtle that doesnt build up to "LMAO INFINITE UNIVERSES NOTHING MATTERS"

[Anonymous No.3191893]

I wanna be a creature designer so I can make some make-believe bois

[Anonymous No.3191931]

Just be able to barely survive with art only even if I have to do this 24/7. Sadly I'm shit and I don't know how to make money.

[Anonymous No.3192430]

>>3191827
>1) very tough, but reasonable given dedication and time

>2) requires multiple materials science phds worth of reaserch, then *maybe*

[Anonymous No.3192473]

>>3190779
Anime and manga have been inspiring and influencing me as a person since I was a wee lad.
I've felt probably the whole spectrum of emotions through all the different manga I've read.

On that note, my dream over anything is to create a memorable comic book that influences and inspires others the same way my favorite series have inspired me. I want to create a series that people would never forget reading, one that they'd wish they could read again for the first time. It'd be great if it leaves a notable mark on the history of comic books in America, but more than anything I'd just like if my series was remembered by many generations of comic book fans.

[Anonymous No.3192629]

>>3190967
Make sure you understand fantasy's roots then. LOTR is so loved because it is a retelling of ancient Aryan myths, hamartia and virtues everyone subconsciously identifies with, right down to the racialism (orcs = another tribe).

RR Martin tried to subvert it and failed because he never finished the epic, and literally sold the rights to finish his 'baby' to some money grabbing TV jews, hence why he's never going to wrap it up and the show is a joke now.

I reccomend you listen to The Poz Button's special episode on Tolkien and George RR Martin, it's very very informative. You can stream it easily on The Right Stuff.com, just search on their website for "Poz Button" and it's there.

Good luck buddy

[Anonymous No.3192706]

The dream is to get into ILM's design team and work on a big name film. I'd just love to contribute to a bigger franchise and have my designs be on the big screen.

More personally, I'd love to create two worlds/stories. One that kind of delves into more mature storytelling, touching upon what it means to be human, the ways cultures form and interact, the effects of belief systems, abandonment, feeling lost/undefined, etc. Then the other world essentially being like an inspirational playground based in the importance of friendships and creating meaningful relationships with the people you care about....the main driving force being old ps2/gc action adventure games like kh1 & 2 that let my imagination run wild. I'd like to give back to the younger generation with fond memories of playing in a relatable yet fantastic world on an "epic" quest kinda like I did. Nowadays kids play Cod or battlefield and it just sucks out all creativity and good story telling.
>inb4 kh1&2
>good story telling

Anyway, the ILM gig would be legit though.

[Anonymous No.3192712]

I just want to draw cute girls doing normal and lewd things. Really want to draw shit that gets my own dick hard, like 'wow holy fuck this is delicious'.
Illustrating a eromanga would be a top tier goal for me.

[Anonymous No.3192730]

>>3190779
to be a illustrator, for children or educational books or wathever.
I don't really know
Beginner, can't afford art school.
Average kuso NEETO, zero, my room, yes, no
I don't care if it's impossible, I'd rather try and fail then do nothing at this point.

[Anonymous No.3192733]

>>3192712
OOOOOOUHHHHHHH NUUOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I CANT GET HARD AT ALL IVE BECOME IMPOTENT FROM THINKING ALL NAKED THINGS ARE ART REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[Anonymous No.3192736]

>>3192733

[Anonymous No.3192782]

>>3191036
You might want to throw some English classes in there. Really, "make ends meat"?

[Anonymous No.3192882]

>>3192736
DO YOU SHARE MY PAIN

[Anonymous No.3192982]

making 3-4k per month comfortably from a wide range of projects with different art styles and target audiences.

ultimately reaching maybe even 10k while also having a fine art project.

- fine art
- game art / concept art
- some porn patreon
- some t-shirt shop project
- i dunno

[Anonymous No.3193110]

>>3192782
Don`t be a faggot. I mixed up one letter. Big deal

[Anonymous No.3193569]

>>3190779
I'm going to make cartoons

[Anonymous No.3193573]

>>3190779
I want to be good enough not to want to kill myself when I look at my art. I had higher aims but that's all I have left at this point.

[Anonymous No.3193592]

I want to revive 2d animation in the states. I don't want to children cartoons or comedies as they are why the medium is so disregarded. I want to create stuff that rival serious drama and action titles in Hollywood.

[Anonymous No.3193599]

1. To just be really good at a hard skill and be an inspiration to my race even if I'm going to draw degenerate shit in the end.
2. To do it for a living so I don't have to work at Winn Trixie...

[Anonymous No.3193748]

I've always wanted to be an animator and create a badass cartoon that balances realistic characters with world building and balls out action.

Cant do that since I'm pursuing an engineering degree, so I'm gonna try to teach myself as a hobby when I have time. Until then, I'm preparing to make a webcomic.

[Anonymous No.3193759]

>>3190779

To make money.

To make art.

Nah, that's too high even for me.

I'll take Story Artist in Disney.

[Anonymous No.3193784]

>>3193573
youll get there anon, be patient

[Anonymous No.3193806]

>>3190779
my dream is to do exactly what i want for big money.

[Anonymous No.3193833]

>>3193592
Start with short stories.

Target black female yuppies

[Anonymous No.3193852]

My dreams are the only reason that's driving me to live and yet I cannot even hold a pencil and just end up wasting my days consuming what other people create. I'm reading everyone in this thread thinking most of you guys are going to fail anyway, but this is not out of spite don't misunderstand me, you are all most likely drawing more than I even do - I think I'm just being realistic here.

Of course I dream to have my work made into a movie or something, to have a studio, to impact and change people life with my art, but how am I even going to even get close to any of this at this rhythm.
I thought of giving up and embracing a mundane life only consuming things I enjoy and taking it easy until my last breathe but I don't think I could live with myself doing so, it just feels too hollow and shallow.

[Anonymous No.3195644]

>>3193592
same

[Anonymous No.3196513]

I want to live in a studio apt in Manhattan, getting commissions for illustrations and concept art. Twice a year or so, for some reason, I must travel for a week or three to interesting places across the globe that I've never been. My investments are successful, and by living modestly I find plenty of free time to read and appreciate the city.

In my free time I go to central park and do oil paintings for free of whoever will sit for me. First-come first-serve. I have some small renown/celebrity for this and never have trouble finding a sitter.

I meet a wonderful, somewhat conservative girl when I'm 27 and we begin a family at 31. Over the decade, we have four children. We retire/move to Boulder, CO in our late fifties. Inexplicably, although we're both short, our children grow large and strong. My/her parents are still alive, living nearby in Boulder. We take family trips somewhere snowy at Christmas.

Somewhere along the way I become a qualified architect, but I mostly make theoretical work. After I die, this work is mined for ideas for a few generations and I make a significant impact on the aesthetic of 2070-2020. Very few recognize my influence, but everyone enjoys it frequently because it's all over but not tiresome.

[Anonymous No.3196531]

I want to make illustrations for my own writings (children's books and fantasy)

[Anonymous No.3196566]

I'll first be a comic artist. I alreayd drafted the script of my second comic I just need to draw it now but because of financial troubles I willgo back to work while working on the comic. I'll make it done before christmas thats for sure its my christmas gift to myself

[Anonymous No.3196631]

I want to be able to support myself solely with art that I enjoy making. It would definitely be nice to eventually reach the level of realism of some of the old masters in oils. I hope I make enough to live comfortably in a studio by the sea for a while, but that could be from tutoring, or giving art classes, or selling paintings to local galleries or something.

But my main goal is to not have any goals or expectations and just enjoy the process of continual improvement and see where it takes me.

If you enjoy making art you will be happy just making art, if all you do is worry about making a living off it, it's just another job that will drain you just the same.

[Anonymous No.3198115]

>>3190779
>What are your art-dreams, /ic/?
That she’s thinking of me.

[Anonymous No.3198183]

>>3193592
basically this but in the entire west, not just the states

[Anonymous No.3198514]

>>3190967
This sounds great, anon. Any particular artists you draw inspiration from? I'd love to see more art like this.

[Anonymous No.3198564]

>Fell for the concept art meme
>Is now stuck doing fan art for money

I'll be honest, my dreams are stupid and unrealistic but I just want to make something memorable. Doesn't matter if it's only memorable to a few people, but I want to make something that people can THINK about, or recall in a meaningful manner, ideally by making a manga(I've always looked up to some of the incredible stories and art you can find in some of the more detailed ones).

However, I have no money right now despite being semi-talented. I'm plagued with health issues, I have little motivation, and I fear that I'm not a good enough writer to make the manga I desire to create every day. I'm afraid my friends would hate it, or that it'd be a lost cause because I barely know how to speak japanese yet (only know a bit of hirigana)

I'm just fucked man. But I think about my dream everyday. I hope I can make some money and then work on something that will make my time on this earth worth it.

[Anonymous No.3198782]

>>3198115
Who painted that?

Also, let go of her, anon. Or write and send a short letter that isn't about your affections, and then let go.

[Anonymous No.3198790]

>>3191349
Just how does he design like that? He is essentially what made my fantasy vision.

[Anonymous No.3199055]

just to be decent enough to get my comic ideas through on paper/digital as clear as I can be.

I don't care about technical stuff but if I have to learn it I will.

[Anonymous No.3199468]

>>3190779
I live off my art making very realistic depictions of very surreal situation to express myself.

[Anonymous No.3199504]

i want to take over the world and have a show of my work next to Paul Gauguin's in Paris. I want to be considered the first great American painter

[Anonymous No.3199510]

>>3199504
also I'd like to be famous enough that I can ask anyone to sit for a portrait and they will.

[Anonymous No.3199546]

I was about to write a very long post about productivity, but then I realized the irony.
Off I go lads, to make my dreams come true, since I'm literally the only person in charge of that.

[Anonymous No.3199606]

>>3190779
No.

Stop. Stop it please stop reminding me I will never acheive my dreams

[Anonymous No.3199612]

>>3199606
your dreams are boring
>>3199546
ngmi. if you think spending 5 minutes on /ic/ is the thing preventing you from succeeding you are really overestimating yourself.

[Anonymous No.3199630]

>>3193599
>be an inspiration to my race

???

[Anonymous No.3199632]

>>3193759
>I'll take Story Artist in Disney

Disney movies? That's almost in the impossible category

[Anonymous No.3199656]

>>3190779
im not too fussed about promoting or making a living off of my art, not that its any good to begin with, but i want absolute mastery in my analysis and recreation. i want to capture my reality, with all the people, buildings, problems, and everything else that comes with it as accurately as possible on these cheap pieces of paper i use.

[Anonymous No.3199664]

>>3190779
I just want to create art, my survival isn't important as long as I lived doing art and what fullfilled me.

[Anonymous No.3199699]

Threads like this help me appreciate what I got anons. I went and did art school, I do small gigs & comissions on the side, after graduating I want to move away to somewhere cheaper with my partner and keep doing freelance illustration jobs for a while, while working on my own things, keeping up an online presence and making zines that educate & inspire.

Long-term after feeling satisfied with where I am I'd like to go into teaching so I can be the teacher I never had for dumb teenagers and help them not make mistakes I made. No kids but maybe get a pet cat. Try to live a comfy life and kick depression in the butt. I don't want anything more or less than that.

[Anonymous No.3199794]

>>3199632
Not really. Pixar tends to hold onto people, as they treat their employees well (there's almost a cult groupthink there, tho - if you don't fit into it, you won't last.). Disney is a low bar, because they treat people like shit, and the pay is low compared to the rest of the Industry. I know 3 people who worked there, because they wanted it on their resume, and all of them left after a year. I know someone who wanted to work in Imagineering since he was a kid. He finally got a job, and despised it and the upper managment there pretty quickly - and was laid off less than a year later.

And, if there's one thing all of you need to know, very, very, very few artists end up working at one shop their entire careers. You're almost a contractor - you'll get hired onto a project, and once it ships, they lay everyone off, and you go look for another one, or you have one lined up before your current one is done. Some companies are known for keeping people, like Blizzard, but nobody in the film industry is like that, except possible some of the departments at WETA, because you have move halfway around the world to work there.

So, if you have a goal, like 'Disney", know this - you most likely will only work there for a short time. You'll work at better shops, and for better people.

[Anonymous No.3199838]

>>3199794
>I know 3 people who worked there, because they wanted it on their resume, and all of them left after a year

of course if they work on lower end shit tier products. That's why I said disney movies have god tier artists

[Anonymous No.3199849]

>>3192712
I think I've seen some other works like this. Who's the artist?

[Anonymous No.3199850]

>>3192712
Eromanga are actually a thing?

[Anonymous No.3199852]

>>3199850
Why wouldn't it be?

[Anonymous No.3199948]

>>3199838
PIxar is low end shit tier. LOL. Okay, Tiger, since you seem to know it all, you go for it. Maybe one day you'll see a "god tier" animator in a parking lot, lol.

[Anonymous No.3199959]

>>3196531
That's what I do.
But my crippling fear of being labelled as derivative and my inability to find a satisfactory conclusion to my main novel is killing me.
Now I just work and sit around shit posting and lurking - hoping for some magical bolt of inspiration to save me.
The whole story, characters and all came to me out of the blue, but with no proper final act.
I keep coming up with rad ideas for side stories in comic form, and doodle some stuff out, but stop myself cos I wanna finish the "main quest" first.

[Anonymous No.3200041]

>>3199948
>PIxar is low end shit tier

Never said that. You do know Disney does both top tier and shit tier stuff, right? Some obscure animation shows are garbage and made by disney

[Anonymous No.3200043]

I want to be a prolific and often talked of pornographic artist known for my technical skill and broad range of fetishes not for normalfags.

I want robots on /r9k/ jerking off to my work and d/ic/ks both disgusted and mesmerized with my talents.

I want memes made of my work and to be sought after by the most disgusting of fetishists for my talents and ability’s. I want to be able to produce works that linger with sex but pull you in from the excellence of their linework and rendering.

I gotta keep grinding and studying.

[zoot allures !!l4RuOLgUEPc No.3200048]

i want to be better than everyone on /ic/ for trolling purposes

[Anonymous No.3200061]

>>3200048
genuinely nice name you disgusting tripslime

[Anonymous No.3200079]

As a general goal, I want to be able to draw and make money off that without having a boss.

For a more specific "dream", I want to make a full length animation on my own. Something where everyone would think "I can't believe he did all of that by himself".

[Anonymous No.3200083]

Would love to be able to make money just doing what I love. Im trying for a bob ross-esque thing with my doodling series. 100 subs in the last 2 weeks, so some things working. Never give up, dreams are hard to accomplish, but maybe one day itll be a reality.


https://youtu.be/u9ASi26bSxA

[Anonymous No.3200208]

>>3200043
what about your family? What are you going to tell them?

[Anonymous No.3200236]

Comic book penciler and write/draw a post-post-apocalypse graphic novel.

[Anonymous No.3200261]

>>3199959
You know that Stephen King has some very shitty endings, right? You should finish it even with a so-so ending. By writing it's easier that some nice ideas come to you.

[Anonymous No.3200554]

>>3199849
Takato Yamamoto. Makes some exquisite stuff

[Anonymous No.3200723]

I just want to be able to sit down, draw, make something good, and enjoy it
I feel like I've been stewing in stagnation for years but everytime I try something new it blows right the fuck up so I go back and try to force myself to grind studies that I end up not even really liking

I want out of this damn viscous cycle, if I can make just that, then I'd be fine

[Anonymous No.3200734]

>>3190967
please do this anon, that would be great

[Anonymous No.3202068]

>>3200554
Great! Thanks