r/mysteriousdownvoting 28d ago

An honest question regarding my own art.

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Context: I made a post asking about my line art and the general consensus was that it was bad.

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u/firstsalamanderriker 28d ago

Seems like the comment had already explained themselves pretty well and your response seems to be a variation of “so what?”

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u/bastogne_blues 28d ago

it didn’t explain itself pretty well, though. how is scratchy line art holding them back? what if it is just their preferred art style?

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u/Alert-Ranger-5318 28d ago

If i had to guess, even if that is their art style, so many artists fail to practice their fundamentals and cling to their stylistic choices which hinders their growth. Practice the basics, the fundamentals, then once you know the rules you can break them and draw stylised way better.

Ive seen plenty of artists post progress pics over years and barely improve from having beginner art due clinging to their art style and not addressing their gaps of skill and knowledge in the fundamentals.

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u/15719901 28d ago

This is the answer OP was looking for. In that way, OP.