Art advice, tips, and threads I guess people find helpful - for artists, by one little critter with a lot of words and not a lot of brains :}
Feed on Blueskycome all ye artists who crave the secret to artistic success behold my tidings of advice you didn't ask for: be indulgent as hell go absolutely apeshit on that canvas use 400 refs and go sicko mode on some blorbos you love until you wake up a year later w/ 100's of arts thats it thats the advice
Tbh I really encourage people to take an art history class at some point in your life bc it truly helps put into perspective that art can (and is, has been, will continue to) be anything that moves us little human critters to feel or act or change or grow. The only rule is that there are none.
Another #arttip for today; This one doesn't have any statistical backing or anything like that, but is something I've noticed on my own from experience and observation. If you post a WIP - do *not* post the fully finished piece as a quoted post. You will likely nerf the finished pieces numbers!
Made a big rant on my art tumblr about being willing as an artist to try new things and make the jump from the burning buildings that are twitter and yes, even tumblr I think many of us are exhausted from the jumping ship and rebuilding over and over and over but, to be frank, that will never stop.
Hey artists - Let's talk about....Imposter Syndrome! And, specifically, the unhelpful ways we learn to cope with that feeling. A Thread🧵 ⤵ (Bear in mind this based on my own experiences as an artist, and of course, it may not apply to everyone the same way)
Oh yeah if you're just coming here from twitter and you're a creative who shares your work, a tipparoo from me to you: repost/boost/share/etc your own work whenever the hell you feel like it literally whenever. for whatever reason. no algo will boost it for you, so do it whenever. timezones exist!