You guys gotta break the cycle of hating your art and instead start thinking about why other people's styles look better to you
Is it the colors they use? The brushes? They way they render art? Do they use thick lines or thin lines?
We should lift each other up more
Younger people have been conditioned to pick every detail out of a work and look for problematic and malevolent interpretations of it, and call this "critical consumption". I'd rather call it "paranoiac consumption".
Watching people get harassed for working on things with mostly fluffy themes but occasional pg-13 conflict makes me want to draw nothing but dicks and murder for the rest of my life to create a protective bubble for myself from those kind of lofty morality expectations
It’s only the first episode so it might change but Luz isn’t particularly sympathetic to me. She *does* need a reality check, she *is* a menace to her class, and her escapism *is* detrimental to her development