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sounds autistic

>>3014985
it is

>>3014985
pretty much, yeah

Send the original artists an email and let them pursue legal action if they want.

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>>3014719
>inside

>>3014719
Cute. Did you ask him out yet?

It says more about you that you somehow thought this was funny enough to share.

>>3013776
Regurgitating things. Spacemarines. Anime. Blizzard aesthetic. SJW tumblr stuff. A lot of people who create things are very inbred with their ideas. Those who appear creative probably have other interests, which they incorporate into their art.

>>3013776
Novelty is inherent to entertainment. Failure to entertain while remaining technically sound is mediocrity.

>>3013776
> implying merc_wip is mediocre

>>3013079
- their artworks so it got me curious how many are in here.

Only seen*

>>3013079
Every day, but only post it on /ic/ every week/two weeks since the last thing you want to do on /ic/ is be known.

drawing ≠ posting

>>3012778
google is already end game, use better search terms

>>3012781
any tips for search terms then, I want a guy to hold his arm out and hold it with the other, google isnt giving me anything

>>3012785
that is too vague to get a reference, could you upload a sketch?

Read the sticky and then kill yourself and reincarnate as a nip.

>>3012160
post contact information so i can stalk you

ahahahahahhahahahahahahahhahahaaha

>>3011914
That's so unbelievably petty that I kind of approve of it.

>>pick an artist you look up to, and try to achieve his skill level one day
>But, /ic/ is forgetting that this will take 10 years or never happen
This is a retarded line of thinking that will lead to stagnation
Aim as high as you possibly can and if you fall short, you'll still be pretty damn good.
If you can't be motivated thinking like that then suck it up princess.
Motivation is a meme and discipline is all that matters.

>>3011914

Why not both?

When I'm feeling really shitty I usually redo some DA autist's piece to get an ego boost. That gives me enough energy to then tackle the hard stuff.

>>3012865
>i studied philosophy
stopped reading there

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>>3012868

i cast my autism on you!

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>>3012868

>>3013916
>Is it okay to draw porn of copyrighted characters?
No
>Legally speaking how do I protect myself?
Don't respond to the cease and desist emails

>>3013916
Ask the S man

I think you should stay safe if you don't tag their names and just make your stuff discoverable through links.

>>3014392
Animation es horrible cuz you'll work until you're dead, but you'll have an easier time finding a job. But if you go to a good (and most likely expensive) art school you can really succeed cuz there you can and have to make a good reputation and contacts to good works because of the exposure chances.
All of this is taking into account that you are really talented.

>>3014392
If you haven't been drawing all this time and hope to learn it in school, you're way behind.

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>>3014392
You should try to ease yourself by practicing animation by yourself to see how you like it. Theres books you can download from >> 2999582 that can teach you the fundamentals of animation. It's important if you actually like doing the work if you want keep on doing this for your career. You don't have to go to art college if you have the skills to make it, but it will be more difficult. College (depending which one) do however lend a hand of starting a network with anyone within the industry that may help you get a job. CalArt (as notorious as we make fun of) does have a reputable way to break through the industry if you talk to the right people. Before you make any decision, ask yourself if this is really the thing you want to do.

1. Well there are ruins but yeah they are ruins.
2. The only painting they did was on walls, called frescoes. Most of the frescoes that remain intact are in Pompeii but not a lot of buildings were painted.
3. After the migrations and the fall of Rome most cities were neglected. Stones from Roman buildings were used for housing and churches and only after the medieval times a new interest in the ancient times was born.
Unfortunately the "glory of Rome" was allready in ruins.

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>>3014268
There are plenty of Roman buildings still standing. Most of What Rome built was destroyed in war, or torn down to build on top of, it's like asking where all the original buildings in London are - some were preserved, most torn down to build something new.

We also have a vast record of Rome in carvings, reliefs, and pottery.

>>3014268
Try Hubert Robert

Very sophisticated. We'll need a few intellectual subjects anons.

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>>2980407

ya it's great, the cheaper the better

>>3014099
Real Rembrandt you got there.

>>3014099
yeah it's not bad, not worth money if that's what you're asking

trash, no wonder he lived in stranger's attics