/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3064029

So, right now i don't particularly enjoy anything about life. Should i just die away because i wasn't born to enjoy things?

Honestly though, while i agree the people exist who probably enjoy almost every scribble they do, i feel like art has a pretty high skill threshold to actually properly enjoy it. You need to learn something so you can properly fulfill your ideas & concepts. For some people, crossing this first cap is easier if they have started drawing younger. I base this around the fact that when i was a kid, i could do pretty much anything without losing the interest in it. But my interest back then was aimed towards wrong subjects. So here i am, grinding shit and hoping i can reach the point when i can start enjoying art properly.

Sorry i have to vent a bit.

>One year back
>Join LAS because i was really disappointed in myself for not drawing more
>literally the only thing that keeps me sane from all this tiring work bs.
>today
>visit parents/relatives
>they ask me if i still draw
>i tell them how many days i have been drawing
>For some reason, they start asking if i draw too much & i should stop drawing/practicing for a while
>They say that the talent i was born with is enough and "i shouldn't compare myself to those people on the internet"
>How the fuck they think i got the small amount of talent i have? What the fuck is this logic?
>mfw loomis has infiltrated my fucking family
>They are also completely computer illiterate and think that digital art just happens if i push some god-damn button

Gee thanks for the encouragement, family.