On Art
8Honestly, art has been a part of my mediocre life since childhood. I currently take art, I want to choose a career in animation (Fancy art), and I draw. I draw in pen (Black) and on paper (White). I draw scary things. One of my classmates said that “The purpose of your art is to mentaly scar people.” and I said “Okay, so?”. I would draw furry art if I knew how to draw furries. But I dont, so I draw scary stuff. Over and over, trying to perfect my craft. If any of you are artists, you would understand how frustrating it can be sometimes.
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@WollyHop
Honestly, as someone with not a single artistic bone [or nerve or ligament] in my body, I can very much understand what frustration trying to create ANYthing at all can be.
Good luck with your chosen career path! [and welcome to Meh!]
@PhysAssist Thanks : )
An artist creates what they are inspired to create. Not necessarily what anyone else wants to see. I think it’s likely if you follow your own path, remain true to yourself and your personal inspiration you will find success.
@januarymick Just remember that “success” isn’t always money. Joy and satisfaction may be all you get for a long time, but (ultimately) those are worth more than money.
(Assuming you can still buy food and pay rent and stuff.)
I usually draw in pen, (Gel pens, to be exact.) so I know that you can’t screw up. Honestly, my biggest inspiration (For now) is the art of Stephen Gammell, the guy who drew the pictures to the Scary Stories to tell in the Dark book series.
I make bad Resin art. I recently was given a wood burner… So now I wood burn badly… And I have a 3D printer on order that I plan to make my 3D models on my computer into bad 3D printed art.
I’m not much of an artist but I have fun.
I’ve painted several concrete statues too… That I did ok with.
Still waiting for meh to get their arse in gear and offer Badger statues for sale.