/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

/ic/ social media threads in a nutshell:
>anons who simply make bad, boring work with no appeal
>no posting consistency, uploads a few times a month tops
>generic coomers & weeb with no uniqueness or individuality
>blogs filled with low-effort, unfinished digital painting sketches
>post nothing but "sTudiEs"
>posts nothing but sloppy character drawings on a flat background
>little to no stylistic consistency, posts often look like the work of completely different artists
>takes 6-month long breaks between posting, confused why their accounts are dead when they start up again
>poor phone photos of unremarkable sketchbook drawings
>blames the algorithm for their lack of growth, when it is clearly their own fault
What did I miss?

>>5045912
Based off what you've posted, trying to do "paid requests" instead of getting a stable job & income is a recipe for disaster. Your work is too mediocre, too niche, too unpolished, your output is too slow, your audience is almost nonexistent, and I'm going to assume you have no idea what you're doing when it comes freelancing or how to get commissioned work.

It would be extremely foolish of you to try and sustain yourself with your artwork.

>>4567900
Onions milk (and oat milk) are absolutely delicious. Also Reddit is better than 4chan in almost every single way.

>>3583554
>>3583568
You'll probably miss this since the thread is past the bump limit -

>Yeah I'd see sales from prints of my paintings.
>and yet there's an audience for them
>like normies don't give a shit about all that bullshit
None of this is based in reality. Since you're too egotistical to read the thread, to think the rules don't apply to you, or understand that you're not special - let me spell it out for you:

You have no idea if you'd see "sales of prints of my paintings", because you haven't tried. And when you do try, you will fail, because the work simply isn't good or appealing to others. This is demonstrably true based on your atrocious attempts to be famous online. You even say that you're not going to be selling your work because Van Gogh didn't do it.

You say you have an audience for them - what audience? You have a ~2k IG account with poor engagement rates, a self-made wikipedia page, a self-made subreddit with no one on it, your posts on reddit regularly bomb and fly completely under the radar, you've only got about ~1k twitter and facebook followers. Where's the audience? Where's the engagement? Where's the interest in prints? Of you're one mildly successful post on the marvel subreddit (wow - how famous!) You had a single potential customer, who you then shot down.

You are delusional and full of shit.

>>3569106
>lol no

>>3564332
>Took my 2 real father figures and a dog with him haha.

>>3248896
>>3249857

Uploading - will take ~5 hours.

>>3034239

ISBN 9789350256411

>>2343021