Lol that you think art isn't an industry.

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I guess this is where we disagree—dedication, imo, can not be a talent, because where does that leave free will? If everything about his success can be attributed to things he was born with, then how is that success? Again, this feeds back into the "myth of the artist" :: the elusive soul who has been blessed by the…

Yes! When I was in architecture/art school, I quickly realized that the best place for me to develop ideas was just by doing drawings. If I did any sketching, it always ended up being different in the final piece, so why bother?

Thanks! This confirms what I thought. I think there is a lot of confusion when I say sketch. I’m not talking about forming a rough image and then hard lining it, I am talking about the sort of free thinking/brainstorming visually he does in his sketchbooks.

What I am saying is that attributing his success to talent ignores the fact that he is a professional who has dedicated his life to this craft. Some people are better suited for certain types of seeing and learning, but that is actually a very very small part of this equation. There are plenty of talented people in…

It’s not about mocking up a rough version of the piece he intends to create, I’m talking about the time he spends on smaller pieces where he can hash out and develop new figures/composition ideas. After looking at his website, he most certainly does this, and in fact has some of his sketchbooks are published.

These drawings are amazing, but it’s sort of sensational to say “he doesn’t sketch”—i’m not familiar with his practice, but I very much so doubt that he does absolutely no pre-development work for these.

Why not have both? My high school had 2 student speeches, one from the valedictorian and one from the class president.

If that's the sentiment of the average user of an app—which is designed to facilitate people meeting—then why should at risk communities utilize said app when the greater user base (and developers) have a blatant disregard for their safety? I never said fuck the rest, BUT it's ultimately necessary for the users to…

It' s not like Grindr is mandatory for gays. It's not Facebook, which has become almost a necessity. Should Grindr take steps to better protect it' s at-risk user base? Of course—BUT, being a niche product, a galvanized user base would be much more effective than any research recommendations.

If enough users cared, the problem would be fixed.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe mama Togane kept Shisui in play. And as far as changing the rules—(and again i could be wrong) the society was still recovering from the riots in s1, and an increasing number of people were using medications to maintain their hue. An artificially maintained hue may not, and…

or at least Hood Billionaire

Perhaps I missed it, but what's with the main characters all wearing Louboutins?