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i just realized that i forgot to put the word “make” in the image and i think thats fitting lets bad art together
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lets make bad art together
i just realized that i forgot to put the word “make” in the image and i think thats fitting lets bad art together
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While I understand the desire to make Big Art entirely and viscerally I think it's worth considering that small art often leaves an outsized impact on its audience. Short stories, teensy indie games, short films, sketches on scrap paper, carved or sculpted figures that would fit in the palm of your hand, etc. etc. are all things that, when they hit your psyche at just the right angle, can stay lodged in there forever specifically because they are small. It is not necessary for a thing to be sprawling for it to have impact.
good art doesnt exist. you can't make it.
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hi that anti AI art you reblogged is stolen from here https://www.tumblr.com/robcham/787985235729055744/diy-ai
oh, thanks for letting me now! I'll reblog it from them instead
You actually cannot skip to being good at a creative endeavour that you haven't put much practice into. You cannot trick your way out of the 'knows that your work is not what you want it to be but don't know how to improve it' stage by planning or reading or talking about it really really hard. At some point you just have to craft through it until your brain finds it's own unique way back to the 'everything I make slaps' stage and be prepared to start the cycle all over again. You just have to make that project you're excited about slightly less good than you want it to be. (Says this standing in a pool of blood and covered in blood and also coughing up a little blood)
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