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7/10/2025, 8:18:45 AM
>>11329757
>It probably helps a lot that most of these guys also are in direct contact with Scrag for assistance too. Globalization has run amok
That's the problem. Everything feels like it's being slowly "Scragified" because everybody is just leaning on/using Scrag to make their content. It's cool if you like Scrag's content but what if you want something else? You can't get away from it now. I'm starting to wonder if them sharing their models for free was a mistake.
>>11329996
>I also don't know what you guys mean by style outside of simply using his models. Maybe you mean variety of scenarios?
Some artists try to imitate his super horny style like gtsguyenjoyer but for others it probably could be down to the fact that they are simply using his models which makes it feel like they're copying Scrag's style because his models are so stylized to begin with. Another thing you brought up were the little details in animations like conveying emotion through body language and such. I think that's another issue too. Because all these artists are in direct contact with Scrag for help on their art, nobody is really trying to discover their own style anymore. It's just Scrag, people cheaply imitating Scrag and nobody else now. You're more or less just getting one artists style throughout the medium now which is frustrating.
>It probably helps a lot that most of these guys also are in direct contact with Scrag for assistance too. Globalization has run amok
That's the problem. Everything feels like it's being slowly "Scragified" because everybody is just leaning on/using Scrag to make their content. It's cool if you like Scrag's content but what if you want something else? You can't get away from it now. I'm starting to wonder if them sharing their models for free was a mistake.
>>11329996
>I also don't know what you guys mean by style outside of simply using his models. Maybe you mean variety of scenarios?
Some artists try to imitate his super horny style like gtsguyenjoyer but for others it probably could be down to the fact that they are simply using his models which makes it feel like they're copying Scrag's style because his models are so stylized to begin with. Another thing you brought up were the little details in animations like conveying emotion through body language and such. I think that's another issue too. Because all these artists are in direct contact with Scrag for help on their art, nobody is really trying to discover their own style anymore. It's just Scrag, people cheaply imitating Scrag and nobody else now. You're more or less just getting one artists style throughout the medium now which is frustrating.
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