I believe time spent on a piece of art does not give it intrinsic value. You are not entitled to anything because you spent more hours making it. There is no equation or algorithm that defines artistic value and I feel attempts to reduce art to time spent = value is fruitless.
I have seen beautiful sketches that took 10 minutes and unfathomable bullshit that took years to make. Most people understand the value of time, perhaps, as a result, they now believe they understand the value of art.
they be ebegging for anything at this point. people with no discernable qualities using kofi donations to buy fake candles, cauldrons of oil, pre worn socks. other people be sending them money too. wild. id like to rip those people in half. sorry dont know what came over me there
tkmorrow at work theyre removing my brain and gripping it by the stem and smashing it against the walls and tables like a burlap sack full of wet rice and im also meant to thank them for doing this
has anyone actually done that draw a box course and gotten anything from it i have only ever seen people who drew the 8 trillion boxes and then hopped on the computer to complain theyre mad all they can do now is draw boxes
i will be starting the Draw a Cyanide course where I teach you how to draw cyanide from all angles. The course will be free for all who wish to participate.
@azulstarry Im glad to hear it sounds like you managed to take transferable skills from it. I could see repetitive drawing help train line confidence as well I hadn't considered that
@hawkbird_ This makes sense, perhaps some people who are drawing these boxes dont understand why they are doing it, and as a result learn no transferable skill
@Zamoshvik yeh that's all the accounts ive seen. I've never done it myself, I can only wonder or guess where this expectation comes from after completing it that leaves some participants feeling they should now be capable of far more than they can actually manage