The Bullying of Beginner Artists (Art Commentary)
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- i know bare people have talked about this but i like yapping
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#art #drawing #commentary #digitalart #procreate - Фільми й анімація
I miss when people would give the most unique, sweetest compliments ever and now its "meat cannon ahh art style💀🙏" or some sht😭
EXACTLY MAN 😭😭😭
tiktok slang ruined everything
@@cheemsdrip7478 so true😭
I miss the good old days where we would support beginner artists and artists who are learning to draw better. They're art may not look like masterpieces but you can tell that they were really trying and want to improve. If you don't like the artstyle just ignore the artist don't go bully them. Honestly people online these days just annoy me when they make fun of young artists instead of guiding them
As an older person, and definitely not a beginner artist, it's sad to see how people behave nowadays on social media against artists, where even something like this has become the norm. This is one of the many reasons why the only places I've been posting art in recent years have been in Discord to certain servers and in Facebook only to the people I know irl.
That's completely understandable, it took me so long to upgrade my skills and actually feel like I was in a comfortable place to upload my art to the Internet. It's sad that being mean is just so normalized nowadays
@@kitkeke0_ I think it was somewhere back in 2005 where I posted my first drawings to the internet, and when I joined one small anime community in 2008, people were very helpful to help me to improve and such, since my art wasn't the best. I must admit I miss those times sometimes.
But currently I'm following more where this AI goes, as it has been my biggest problem to mostly disappear from social media.
There's this Art website called Cara , I upload most of my art there as I have assurance that my Art won't be used for AI plus it has a very lovely community on there
@@kitkeke0_ I've heard about it, and so far it does seem like a nice place (compared at least to several other sites). But I'd like to wait a bit before jumping into something completely new. Besides, I'm currently going through "an art training session", since there are some new things I want to learn before drawing an actual piece yet. But if Cara stays the same in the future, I'll probably join there ;)
The main problem is the world is way more connected than ever before. If you grew up somewhere before the Internet caught on, you MAYBE knew one or two highly skilled people in the area. Nowadays, people are so used to seeing prodigies growing up on the Internet that they grew desensitized witnessing skill and talent on display. When someone is seen starting from the ground up, it confuses them and they don't know what to do with themselves. They let their expectations of beginners inflated so much that it's "cringe" enough to become an excuse for cyberbullying artists (who are often, like you said, young children) off their platforms.
I feel like in general, since the lockdown, people in the internet have became WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too comfortable with being the worst scumbags ever, it's crazy how much of a difference i remember the internet pre lockdown and after...
Those beginner artists getting bullied have one thing that I don't have: courage. Courage to post their work online because they wanted to share it with the world.
And instead of being commended for their bravery and further encouraged to draw, they are put down by the very same artists that they most likely look up to...
I saw a video on insta asking if they had improved, most of the comments were just people who didn’t draw saying they knew anatomy at the age of 8 and that their art was bad.
im so glad i grew up with an amazing and kind online environment :,D
nobody made fun of me when i drew my sparkle dogs or my awful attempt on anime art lol
That's amazing! I'm happy you grew up with a lot of support:D
Great commentary! As a (sort of beginner going into intermediate artist) I’ve learned constructive criticism and support is really helpful. When I was younger I used to like my art and it made me feel motivated and encouraged when some peers or adults complimented me, and later on when I started digital art a few years back (2019) my art style was rough however I hadn’t been posting anything yet, I didn’t even know how to use an eye dropper or paint bucket but I learned over time with the help of friends who did digital art as well, and then later on when I started posting art/animations I got lots of support from super nice artists/animators who were also a bit more beginner/intermediate as well; it really encouraged me to keep drawing lots and lots and on occasion I’d get tips which I took to heart; over the few years my artstyle has really developed and improved and I love to tweak certain things about my style. I feel like on UA-cam beginner artists are usually treated decently compared to on tiktok and such (however that just may be my personal experience) . I think people shouldn’t just make fun of beginner artists for having wobbly lines or such nit picky things like that; nobody was perfect when starting art and it can take years to develop a style you’re comfortable with and that makes you happy. However a good chunk of beginner artists are minors and kids emotional maturity and such can vary; so what may seem as just a ‘joke’ can be seen as hurtful to a younger person and enough of this overtime can build up a sense of dread or bitterness overall, but they attribute it to the hobby which earned them these ‘jokey’ comments. So they decide to stop doing it for their own mental health. It genuinely hurts to see beginners quit since I know how it is, and I know how lovely it can be to see your own improvement.
Sorry for the long yapping session but I just wanted to throw my own 2 cents in on it!
honestly i think the state of beginner artists recently can be pretty bad because dang people are rude nowadays and some people can quite literally have no filter
This another reason why left social media completely no one told me my art sucked but constantly I seen feeds of it sometimes and it was😒😒😒 don't get me starter the other reasons so now I'm on Cara. Now my goal is to enjoy my art and to improve and of course learn new skills 😁😁😁
like how the timelapse still continues after the videos done
finally people talking about this!! theres probably alot of videos on this topic but i havent been able to find it / i havent been looking for it, i avoid art sites because of this :[ i think if i posted my art a few years ago on like tiktok or any site i would have stopped drawing entirely because of being bullyed im glad that i didnt tho bc im happy with my art now :D you have an amazing artstyle and i hope you have a good day :]
That's wonderful! It's great that you're happy with your art now and I'm glad my content could speak to you like this! 💕
Just something I thought I’d add- I feel like, personally, it’s usually best to keep your criticism of other people art to yourself unless they’re specifically asking for it
I don’t know- but it just feels kind of weird to go around nitpicking and critiquing peoples work unprompted?😭
Everyone always has things they need to work on- because no one’s art is ever 100% “perfect”- but that doesn’t mean they have to work on it or want to.
Especially when art is a hobby- people just want to have fun with it, and constantly thinking about all the things I had to improve when I was younger definitely took from lots of the fun it brought be before that
When it’s unprompted, it’s just difficult to tell how your critique will be received. So try to just be nice and only offer it if it’s being asked for! (Ofc you can always do what you want and exercise your free will- it’s just easier to be thoughtful of these things! :)
That's completely understandable! I should've included that in my vid but knowing me I probably forgot to mention it 😭, honestly when I was younger I would receive so much unprompted critiques of my art and since I was so young id take the criticism to heart and get slightly disheartened so I completely get what you mean. Love this comment! Thank you for mentioning this 💕💕❗️
It's sad to see people who have a decent amount of followers making fun of beginners. Like you were in that position before, don't be rude. Also it sucks that a new trend of bullying starts every week or month
If I’m being real, I mostly see it on tik tok and you know not all beginner artists are children. So these people bully both children and adults 😭 like these bullies do not have a life!!
I would also like to say that you don’t have to take criticism or advice if you don’t want to. If like 10 or 50 people are all giving you criticism and advice all at once, that will NEVER be helpful to you. It’s OVERWHELMING, that’s what it is! You take whatever advice or criticism you want and leave the rest. It doesn’t matter if the advice / criticism is good. No, you have a right to refuse advice or criticism.
Its so wrong to mock peoples art
I think we have forgotten a sense of excitement.
Sometimes young artists just want to show the world something they are proud of.
I wait for someone to ask me for help.
If you just show me your work i will boost. But if you ask for feedback I'll give it.
What happened to "if you dont have anything nice to say, dont say it all"
Let people have fun and show what they have done!
EXACTLY! 💕
are you british?
Yes unfortunately 😭
This video could’ve been 3 minutes
True honestly I realized I was kinda jus rambling over and over again a little too much 😭
People love to listen to people ramble (me, I’m people) so personally, I’m glad its 9 minutes!
could be a 30 second short but its nice to hear people talk sometimes
@@thelingeringartist same!!
Short form content just kind of rots my brain with how fast paced and shoved down your throat it can be😭😭
So it’s nice to hear someone just. Talking?? At a normal pace?
Sure, some people want a quick and to the point, simple kind of presentation. Problem and solution CER essay😭
But that’s a little robotic and sometimes overwhelming for me
Plus- I like to listen to things in the background while drawing or working, so I love longer videos and hearing people ramble about things that matter to them :)
Maybe a little silly but it’s almost like I’m actually having a conversation with them and less like they’re advertising fast food to me on TV or making a company meeting presentation 😭😭😭