/ic/ discords?

>>3028385
Motherfucker we already have a question thread.

I don't fucking know.

>>3028385
It's in the sticky in the beginner thread.

>>3028391
the link has expired

>>3028385
you're better off not in them

it's a circlejerk where praised works (if posted and replied to anonymously) would be torn apart on /ic/ itself

>>3028397
im really just tired of being told "loomis this" and "loomis that" without anything else being said

Yes of which 40% is porn posting from 1 person (you know who), 50% circlejerking, 5% art, 5% gossip. - /ic/

LAS server- dare I say it

The other adult servers - redmatsumoto spam

spin-off pseudo anime server - circlejerking/ticking time bomb waiting to go off as usual

>>3028402
how much will you pay for detailed, indepth critique

it's all time away from working on my own art

Usernames defang 4chan users.

So no, there will never be a good /ic/ discord

>>3028402
Try going through Loomis, though, it's pretty good.

>>3028413
Loomis is great, but he's not the sole answer for all your artist woes. If anything just let him be one of many sources you learn from. I know some personal discords, but honestly,

I don't think /ic/ is exactly the best environment for development.
I really recommend schoolism if you have the money, that way it's a mentored class and you're getting critique from professionals. There's some some other really cool programs that also offer mentorships and guided classes like the Oatley Academy run by Chris Oatley and a bunch of other cool people. Just do your research and see what you like.

Make art friends and network. Go on social media, go out and see if there's like draw lunches and stuff. If you can develop that nice inner circle of friends who you think are good, and won't just feed your ego by not offering legit critique I think you'll be able to grow faster.

If you like /ic/, by all means don't stop, but branch out and try to make friends all over. Not only do you have the potential to learn faster, but you also might make meaningful connections that could lead to work in the future.

>>3028392
the sticky link doesnt expire...

>>3028413
Artists: Making hard things sounds easy ever since God said, "Let there be light."

>>3028618
but discord links do

>>3028646
People just take it as easy. Really artists are just stating it as it is.