Brushes n shit

do it then

>>3029112
Elitist noobs like you always greatly underestimate the ability of regular non-artist people to tell apart good art from shit art. Yes, most of them will not criticize your work and just give you a hollow compliment and move on with their day, but that isn't because they don't see anything wrong with it, but because they do not care about your art one way or another. Your art has no influence on anything they care about, so they just default to being nice about it.

Rest assured though, if your shit art would actually come into contact with anything they cared about, like a comic book whose art they previously really liked, terrible art direction in a video game or a movie or whatever have you, they would be extremely critical and vocal about it.

>you realize that to make it all you need to do is learn things and then apply them

>>3029112
Depends on whether "making it" means scraping together an existence from furry porn commissions, or having a respectable art-related job. Or becoming a historically significant artist whose style will influence others for centuries to come. There's always room above the top.

Also, you still need to market your shit. The problem with doing something that a trained monkey can do is that you got competition.

>>3029112
>all you need to really do is learn to apply brushes and sprays
All you need to do is pick up a tool and learn the technique to use it? Wow, what a shock. That's just the rendering part though

>>3029112
You sure are an expert in every field, don't you? You must be an idiot then if you enjoy or have some respect in fields like sports, business, science, medicine, etc. If it takes time, it takes some dedication and most people value that.

Good luck having artist friends and an audience when you look down at them.