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But, since im desperate, I suspend my cynicism jaded incel default response, and I do it anyway. I dont do that with redpill, I give redpill advice zero chance to prove itself and I often dismiss it with great arrogance and superiority attitude that I really hope offends someone. If you get offended by my criticism of redpill, good fuck you. Hope you think im a megalomaniac, hope you die in the shitter redpiller.
For art related I dont do this jaded incel routine. So I listened to all of them. And I also tried their advice. I know art fundamental bros are all bullies and cynical frauds, but then I find myself thinking even if 1% of what they say is true, is still worth learning the 1% and is worth trying anyway. If what they say is not true, at least I have forced myself to improve and by accident I may learn somthing unrelated but still useful.
The advice of artbros is same as redpill, before fundamentals bros we had the anatomy bros, and they were nasty bullies.
"just learn anatomy bro". Well, I tried over and over but it doesnt work for me. I stopped when I listened to a guy from my country who now is in korea, and hes a bodybuilder. This guy told me that he felt guilty for a long time he didnt know anatomy but his draws were good anyway. He told me he simply observes all the bodybuilding magazines. And thats about it. Trying to learn all these names, whats it good for? they confuse me and I cant even retain into memory. If I learned the names one day, in a week or 2 I forgot them. Because my brain evidently doesnt giva crap.
Do you improve if you know names? Some people could improve, some will not. I cannot tell you why bcause is all mystery and nobody knows what makes you decent at art, nobody.
So I also tried kimon nicolaides method, and I found it fascinating to test his hypothesis. The idea is you gotta summon the energy you once had, and he offers a serie of exercises that are supposed to awaken the powers you had when you were a kid. Tried his advice and I was surprised that its not bollock, and I was super concentrated on making it work, so I may have accidentally invented something on my own trying to grasp the meaning of an exercise.
Most people probably don't know exactly why their advice works. But advice can still contain useful pieces, and experimentation can produce unexpected results.
Probably the only truism I reached is say if you practice often is good.
For art related I dont do this jaded incel routine. So I listened to all of them. And I also tried their advice. I know art fundamental bros are all bullies and cynical frauds, but then I find myself thinking even if 1% of what they say is true, is still worth learning the 1% and is worth trying anyway. If what they say is not true, at least I have forced myself to improve and by accident I may learn somthing unrelated but still useful.
The advice of artbros is same as redpill, before fundamentals bros we had the anatomy bros, and they were nasty bullies.
"just learn anatomy bro". Well, I tried over and over but it doesnt work for me. I stopped when I listened to a guy from my country who now is in korea, and hes a bodybuilder. This guy told me that he felt guilty for a long time he didnt know anatomy but his draws were good anyway. He told me he simply observes all the bodybuilding magazines. And thats about it. Trying to learn all these names, whats it good for? they confuse me and I cant even retain into memory. If I learned the names one day, in a week or 2 I forgot them. Because my brain evidently doesnt giva crap.
Do you improve if you know names? Some people could improve, some will not. I cannot tell you why bcause is all mystery and nobody knows what makes you decent at art, nobody.
So I also tried kimon nicolaides method, and I found it fascinating to test his hypothesis. The idea is you gotta summon the energy you once had, and he offers a serie of exercises that are supposed to awaken the powers you had when you were a kid. Tried his advice and I was surprised that its not bollock, and I was super concentrated on making it work, so I may have accidentally invented something on my own trying to grasp the meaning of an exercise.
Most people probably don't know exactly why their advice works. But advice can still contain useful pieces, and experimentation can produce unexpected results.
Probably the only truism I reached is say if you practice often is good.
