@PaqWilly Like someone here said, we try to copy other artists, we “fail” as our copies somewhat deviate from the original.
The style is the accumulation of these deviations over time.
@PaqWilly That’s extremely impressive, the sculpture I’m working on right now also has its fair share of negative spaces undercuts… I’d love to get some advice from you regarding the mold making , once I have all the concrete forms in place of course
Who am I? What am I?
I am myself.
This object is me.
The form that shapes me.
This is the me that can be seen,
yet I feel as though I am not myself.
#chainsawman
@Aweztube I think you’re right, but if people had higher standards, wouldn’t that mean that the ai stuff wouldn’t look like it does right now?
Maybe actual artists will be a fringe/specialist occupation, like stonemasons and such are nowadays, Once in a while you’d still need their skill.
@Aweztube Don’t you think that when it reaches that point people would demand better? Or do you feel like as long as it’s cheap and fast it’ll remain the standard forever
@doomspoons Imo it’s important to recognize what parts of your methods are teachable and what are biases that are more specific to you, you wanna be as plain as possible when teaching.
Think of it like a English teacher with a heavy accent,he’d unwittingly Impart it to his students
@KINGsloth__ @Knifesart Dude have you tried sculpting before? (In either digital or trad) even if you have 0 experience I think it’ll come extremely naturally to you,just looking at those crazy forms you’re making