>that glorious feel when you reach the end of your art journey

>art journey
>end

You are doing it wrong

>>2410842
>>2410844
ahh I get it. You quit.

>>2410842
I feel like there will be a point where I've grasped the fundamentals enough to gain competence soon, source: other people did

>>2410842
Said no artist ever

I would like to see your art and what you consider 'end of the journey' You must be really good then.

>>2410842
I didn't know they had Internet in Hell.

>>2410842
So you gave up or died.

>>2410927
Few of those other people ever hit the point where they stopped seeing fault in their work, unless they hopelessly stagnated. That feeling of your work being beneath your optimal level of ability is something that stays with you.

tiddie

>>2410842
So... how's quitting forever/committing suicide feels like?

You have platued
Stagnated
Become complacent
Not even Michelangelo, Rembrandt or Da Vinci considered themselves to be through their art journey

There is no end. That is the nature of the journey

>>2410842
So you died?

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mine ended 2 years ago. everything nows just a victory lap.

>>2412432
Must be the retard stadium you are doing the laps around in then.

>>2415484
yes, i am a disabled woman

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>>2415484

>>2410842
An artist is never done unless they die or give up. You will always have something to learn, always, no exceptions.

that feeling will be in your head. there's always something new to learn or another medium to explore.

or are you talking about death?

>>2410842
Did OP kill themself?

>>2410842
bye bye

>>2417934
If he hasn't yet he should so he could feel the glorious feel