FrazzaJazz 2021-06-18 19:22:36

"I still don't understand why people like some of my art. It's not great, there is at least a thousand more people you could have followed who create better beautiful ones than I could ever think of managing to do in my lifetime." Well, that's exactly why I like it. I see perfection in imperfection when it comes to art. I've seen so many sparkly and perfect drawings of femboy furries on twitter that it's lost all its luster. It's refreshing to see something scrappy, with imperfections, but still with a distinctive style and flair. That's what art is all about, and I hope people on the internet come to their fucking senses and realize that.

regretfuleskimo 2021-06-19 05:50:46

i don't care if you're artstyle isn't the best, or worse, or whatevs you are cool

seeing you get better as days go on is the real journey bro

pharrex 2021-06-21 11:57:04

You may lack the pristine and polish of more experienced artists, but that comes with guess what? EXPERIENCE! Every project and goal is you building up this huge foundation of creativity and adding to your pool of knowledge and skillsets. You are an extremely creative person and always playing and experimenting with multiple mediums and styles across different programs and tools, which is really important. As you do more projects you'll see your style become more refined, your projects becomes easier, you become more aware of your limits, and how to push them to achieve your goals. You are constantly getting better at taking your internal visions of your artwork and ideas and making them into external visions for everyone to see, each work clearer than the last. As you learn more about color theory, lighting, modeling, movement, and well... yourself, your art will reflect where you're at on that journey.

I follow your progress and see that you have a unique artistic view, and view of the world. You look at other peoples art and think you couldn't do that in your lifetime? Well, I look at your art and skills and see that you just need to discover a bit more about who are you are as a person.
Once you do that, you'll realize you ALREADY have the skills and creativity to make great things, once you realize you don't have to follow someone else's template, you'll start to shine even brighter.

I say keep on doing what you're doing, the fact that you even bother to create something and are willing to post it online for other to comment on, makes you more brave than most people. You really are progressing and getting better. A quick look at your old posts versus your newer ones should show that. And if your art isn't where you want it yet, that's maybe only because you haven't quite found your exact style yet, keep looking, keep posting, keep creating, and we'll keep you company along the way.