/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4364695
Technically speaking, with Cloudflare, I can get that information without having to look at IP information.
However, its usefulness is extremely debatable, considering that web crawlers and other malicious automated scripts will often use vpns to conceal their origin.

>>3990841

>>3299770

Although, to be absolutely fair, an experienced developer could whip something like this up in a matter of days.

The net time spent in our development so far, if I'm not mistaken, has been about two and a half weeks. The lack of progress this weekend has been due to some obligations I've had with my job. Well, that's the excuse, anyway.

>this fucking thread

Artwork/Critique you shits, not edgelords feigning superiority in the most obnoxious way possible. If anything, you're only limiting your development by pretending to be above art rather than analyzing it properly and taking it into account.

>>3214518
Holy shit, I remember that display of autism. forgot why I stayed away from this board for a whole month. Now I know why...

>>3202718
>anon says he is trying quickposes, a site to practice gestures
>anon asks if he's done gestures yet
>mfw

>>3173615
>>3173618
>>3173619

I remember being linked FZD this morning, and I think I'm doomed.
If you weren't drawing consistently since you were young (obviously taking into consideration the fundamental concepts you need to learn), it's pretty much fucking over for you, right?

I mean, there's no goddamn way you'll transition into an art career, freelance or corporate, or even just producing professional-level art if you've started late (junior/senior year college, or currently working).

Given a 50 hour work week, accounting for exercise and commute, this increases to 60 hours consumed. Factor in meals and basic errands, and we're up to about 70. Factor in sleep, morning ritual (shower/hygiene) and we're looking at about 125 hours. Taking into account the fact that you have 168 hours in a whole week (and accounting for random things that come up), you'd have approximately 40 hours a week. Assuming you're consistently drawing during every single bit of your spare time, that amounts to, slightly more than about 5-6 hours a day to practice, if you can even mentally sustain that (absolutely no breaks, side recreation or social interaction).

But you then get maniacs at FZD who work sun up to sun down, running on 4.5 hours to no sleep at all. And that's the fucking caliber you need to be at if you want to work professionally?

It's over. You're already playing catch-up, and you're competing with people who are already using their work day to actually do art. I don't see any way to catch up. It's hopeless. What the fuck. This can't be true, right?

> drank espresso during an evening snack break
> can't sleep for the life of me
> too drowsy to focus on drawing

what do every hour awake is an excruciating waste