/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4845667
Interesting how different people turn out. There are people attached to everything and everyone around them, and there are those like me that couldn’t care less about anything that isn’t getting what they want.

>>4844191
No I don’t think so. I mean, I cut a lizards tail off but that was by accident, and I’m pretty sure they grow back anyway. I do remember this one time, I got this plastic baseball bat, and there were a lot of flies around, and I killed a bunch of them for fun, like I just timed it while they were flying around and swing really hard, then they would like dizzily fall to the ground, not sure how many actually died. I pricked a spider with a needle and watched it bleed out, and I think I drowned a fair number of bugs. But they were just bugs, I don’t think I ever hurt mammals, although I remember I stole an egg from a birds nest (technically my cousin did it and gave it to me) and I wanted to keep it as a pet, but it ended up cracking and dying. I did shoot a stray dog with a toy pellet gun, but that was it I think. Shit, you actually got me remembering a bunch of stuff I’d forgotten. I don’t think I’m a bad person though, I’ve never really “hurt” anyone I don’t think, physically or psychologically, unless you count my family but they’re always fucking me over and we’d all be better off if they minded their business and let me live my damn life without forcing so much shit on me.

>>4762744
So I should ideally try to frame everything I draw in perspective? I haven’t done that very often, but would it help shoot me up to the next level?

Is not jerking off conducive to making coom? I can never actually make coom, but I’ve written coom before, and I always made my best cook when horny? Would semen retention give me the ability to draw the coom I’ve always wanted?

How do I break out of this?
>practices daily
>never finishes a work
>when work is finished, it looks far less soulful or correct than sketches
>occasionally decent finished work started out as a sketch
>when he paints, he never refines and fully renders it to completion
>has some level of technical skill, not enough to truly post boldly and freely
>sees artists that have been drawing for less time push out fully finished pieces that look better on social media
>always feels like he’s “just” on the verge of being good enough to post, decides not to and spends another month sketching and grinding fundies

Has anyone successfully broken out of this shit?