ITT: best art quotes (of wisdom)

>>7619028 (OP)
wrong

>>7619028 (OP)
right
>>7619066
wrong

>>7619028 (OP)
agreed and correctpilled. anyone who thinks otherwise is a degenerate

>>7619028 (OP)
Wrong
>>7619066
right
>>7619069
wrong
>7619028 (OP)
>right
Wrong
>7619066
>wrong
wrong

>>7619028 (OP)
This is nor is it advice. Bad art can absolutely because it depends on the intention behind the artwork. If you boot up a blank canvas, and you're looking the canvas, I was read advice on another thread about the long lines of a rule for rule, where bad art is a great deal because no art is not present the moment you line it.

>>7619066
>>7619071
This is correct. In my experience, bad art (especially the /beg/) cows and lemonade shows something different than a blank canvas, and it refers to my point above. Bad art speaks to you and the soul, but is no art doesn't spank anything.

>>7619028 (OP)
>This kills the Tumblr

This quote can go one of 2 ways and is dishonest. You could argue "bad art" could be in a stage where you're permastuck but you should just keep making drawings when you're not advancing for years. The other side of the coin is making bad art in a stage of incremental improvement.

If the former, I disagree. It's better to make no art and step away, let the brain reset and come back after a long period of time with a fresh install of the mind and start from scratch. If the latter, this shouldn't be up for debate as that is how you improve.

>>7619028 (OP)
A look at deviant art and youll see how wrong that is

>>7619028 (OP)
it's over

>>7619169
It's clearly fucking not. You faggots have been saying that for 8 years now.

The quote that had /ic/ in shambles

>>7619260
Two more weeks, trust the plan.

>>7619272
Where is this from?

>>7619290
it's from my quotes folder

>>7619097
I interpreted it for a product. Better to just make a text based adventure game than something with /beg/ slop.

>>7619169
no it's under you dunning kruger

>>7619501
If I mention the dreaded A word I will be crucified in 3 seconds.

>>7619028 (OP)
It goes either way.
You can learn from your mistakes with bad art that you can't learn by doing nothing.
But if you refuse to learn, it's much worse than not drawing.