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This is really bad advice and it is the reason I have a problem with a lot of people who claim to want to help artists. MORE FREE RESOURCES AND CONTENT FROM

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WATCH PART TWO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUyPuJrg3JsMohammed Agbadi and subscribers talking about the worst art advice that ruin your art and your lif

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Mohammed Agbadi talking about common art tips and art advice on youtube and why almost every one hates them. gotta love it!Join the Discord ; https://discord

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marina abramovich. mickalene thomas. More. Leave a Comment. 27 successful artists on how they got to they are today. Marina Abramovich, John Waters, Maurizio Cattelan, Mickalene Thomas, and more

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The worst art advice I've ever heard is that it should look good at every stage of the painting. Philosophy/Ideology The best, conversely, is that it often sucks for the first 80% until it doesn't. ... Sometimes artists have a more chaotic process that doesn't reflect the end result until much later on. Making good art and having a thorough

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A place for artists from all art-related subs and beyond to come together and discuss art, our lives as artists, discuss art culture, and share advice and techniques. Please check out r/ArtBusiness to discuss topics related to business, careers, social media, clients etc. Join our Discord server to chat with members, share art, and get advice

https://sharpenedartist.com/podcast/2019/1/7/184-worst-art-advice-part-2
Topic: The Worst Art Advice: Part 2 . Points of Interest: You didn't think we could cover all the terrible art advice in just one episode, did you? Back for part 2, John and Lisa talk about some of the bad advice they've received (and still receive) about supplies, techniques, training, and more! ... 183 Worst Advice Ever Heard "You possess

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The Worst Advice Artists Hear. There is so much advice for artists that is terrible and can make the art making process stressful and frustrating! Watch the 2 min. version (drawing everyday) Watch the 3 min. version (drawing realistically) Watch the 40 min. version. WORST Advice for Artists: Don't Use These Tips!

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The worst "good" advice I was ever given that you HAD to have details, upon details, upon details, upon details for your art to get anywhere. This is a lie. A terrible lie. The greatest cartoons that are still going on now do not have tons of details. Look at the Looney Toons, The Simpsons, Family Guy, Steven Universe and most anime.

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These are only 5 pieces of art advice that have held back me and others! Don't forget to leave a comment about the bad art advice YOU'VE heard while being an

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These artists share the very worst advice they've ever received!

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Mar 20, 2024. At 3/20/24 03:11 AM, Skoops wrote: Maybe not the worst, but the most prevalent: telling kids that only try once every few weeks to take a break and stop drawing whenever they get frustrated or stuck for ten seconds. Y'all are getting stuck so often because all you do it take breaks.

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The long way of learning isn't dopamine-producing so the they want to skip foundation and just focus let's say on color, which obviously goes badly because good color is dependent on foundation. Then there's a lot self- criticism etc. And I have to re-explain that you need to stop leaping and learn how to crawl.

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Everyone's a critic, including the very teachers who are supposed to guide students along their path to success. When senior art critic Jerry Saltz asked artists to dish on their worst art advice from teachers, he got some incredible responses. He posed the question in a tweet, asking, "Artists: Did you ever have a bad art-school critique that really set you back, knocked you off your pins

https://www.theartistnextlevel.com/blog/best-advice
On March 10, 2015, I asked this simple question on my Facebook wall "When it comes to art, WHAT IS THE BEST ADVICE YOU HAVE EVER RECEIVED?" Below are the answers of over 100 artists that shared their advice. Enjoy!! John McLaughlin Just make it, dont worry about anyone liking it. Gregg Hertzlieb "Don't make the work something it isn't."

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At 3/19/24 07:43 PM, Artcompany wrote: What's the worst art advice you ever heard/seen? It could be something that stifled your art or just something you heard said to other people. Whatever it is vent it here. Mine's that using reference is cheating."if youre not good at art then don't draw." Like.. everybody is shitty at the beginning at

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Tim Draper. Image Credit: The Oracles. 2. Ramp up your team. A piece of quick-fix advice I hear all the time is: "ramp up your team." In fact, every entrepreneur should keep their team as lean as

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What's the worst art advice you've received? Here's my top 4 bad pieces of advice on art I've gotten over my creative career in art school and as a professio

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And if they do, I see many artists say like "here's how I paint/draw XYZ.". They intentionally imply "here's my style and how I do things.". the worst one i've heard is that "using references and 3D models or assets is cheating and you shouldn't rely on them."

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Reddit asked its users for the worst advice they've ever been given, and it got incredibly real incredibly fast. 1. Credit cards are "free money". 'Just open another credit card, it's free money' coming from my friend who is in thousands of dollars worth of debt and has no idea she will eventually have to pay that off

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What they should have said, and probably what they meant, was "don't get stuck trying to imitate one specific style." Usually someone's specific style is something they've customized and created over years of practice and exploration and decision making by picking different tricks, techniques, working processes, etc. to come together and achieve a very specific goal that artist is trying to