miyolks

I'll never understand the minds of art thieves, like how can you be happy with yourself taking something someone worked so hard for and just using it to scam other people for money. Sure, maybe you'll make a couple of dollars but is it really that rewarding knowing that people who genuinely love art, and probably saved their money for commissions are now getting nothing in return?

I'm going to assuming that since most deviants seem to be around my age or younger, they are not going to be super well off, and they don't just have money lying around. The fact that they appreciate someone's art enough to commission them is admirable and endearing. Who are you and how dare you take advantage of that. 

Futhermore, artists take years to achieve art styles, what gives you the right to benefit from something someone has worked so hard for??? Even I have stayed up until morning, spent countless hours studying anatomy charts and other people's style to get to where I am now, and I am not the most hardworking/motivated artist by far. I can only imagine how much time and effort other artists have dedicated to accomplish what they have up till now. How can you take the compliments, admiration, money and attention someone else rightfully deserves??

What sort of high do you get from pretending to be someone you are not, how can you even respond to comments of admiration with a straight face and not feel guilty from it. How can you even write comments like "Wow, this took me so long!" Or "I am really proud of this piece!" when you never experienced the time and effort it took, how did you even feel "pride"? 

It appalls me that people can do this without remorse. Have you never experienced injustice in your life? Have you never had anything taken away from you? If so, you are already living a blessed life and you should just appreciate that rather than hurting others. 

If any of you who read this, is an art thief or even considered it for a second, I hope some of this makes sense to you. 

If YOU (you know who you are) are reading this, I hope you find it in your heart to own up to your mistake and return all the money you've conned. You know deep down that it doesn't belong to you and if you had the guts to become an art thief, you should have the guts to admit it. It is much more admirable that way. People are forgiving, everyone makes mistakes and everyone can learn from them. But if you choose to avoid your own mistakes, the person who will be the most unforgiving in the long run is yourself.

Trying to get rid of art block ; - ; but I don't really have any inspiration to draw and I also don't want to open for legit commissions because that means I'll be drawing solely cheebs again.

I kind of wanted to try doing these experimental name-your-price grab bags were you guys pay a set amount (of your choosing) and I'll draw something (or several things) equal to or over the monetary worth. 

This is mainly practice to get my art activity up (since I've been slacking orz) + experimentation with styles!!
If you guys are interested comment or note me this form:

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Fan art is ok too!!

**I'll only be picking character designs that appeal to me though! (Sorry, I have a hard time drawing designs that don't suit my personal preference ; p ; ! But it doesn't hurt to try!) 

I've been planning on upgrading my tablet for a while now, but I'm struggling between getting the Intuos Pro Small or the Intuos Pro Medium.

I currently use the bamboo pen and touch small so I figured I'd probably get the small intuos but I've heard most people prefer the medium size??

This has literally been my dilemma for months and I don't have the opportunity to try both sizes out. 
When I'm in college, I draw on my laptop which is only 14" whereas when I'm at home, I draw on my monitor which is 22" so I was just wondering if anyone who uses an Intuos has any insight on whether or not the small or the medium is easier to draw with or if there is even a difference? 

Ty in advance!