Art and attractiveness

>>2887257
There's plenty of ugly ass artists, they just don't plaster selfies online so you never notice

>>2887257
>I don't think I've ever seen someone at a professional level who is ugly.
because they don't post their ugly faces.

>>2887261
this
ugly people are not oblivious to their looks, they are not going to post their face if they can help it

the only correlation you will find s that attractive people are more likely to post their face

>>2887257
Confidence tends to help when you're trying to get in to any industry, and there's probably a correlation between good looks and confidence

Being competent and succesful makes people more attractive.

Kim jung gi is ugly as shit but his art is amazing

Joel Jurion does pretty well and he's /r9k/ tier

>>2889463
He's a normal looking dude, possibly even above average because he's pretty fit for a guy his age.

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Ever heard of Toulouse-Lautrec, pleb?

>>2890826
Also, every single artist I've met IRL who's "made it" has been super polite and chill. It has everything to do with how you behave rather than how you look. You're an artist, not a prostitute