This is
's fault.
Rules: List 10 things about your art and post it in your journal. Then pick six other deviants to do the same.
1) The main reason I like to vector my characters is because I like to design people. If I were a deity, you would all be very cool and sexy people. If you aren't already.
2) I have no sense of realistic human proportion whatsoever. I can't draw. Well, I can. Just not very well. Just terribly, really.
3) I never feel like a piece is worth it until I'm almost finished, which in itself is quite ironic because if I followed up on that feeling every time, no work of mine would ever get finished.
5) Most of my pieces are the result of my being pressured from both sides at once. Most of it is the consolidated byproduct of getting stuck in between two opposing forces, and having the time and discipline to actually make something of it. I usually am very annoyed before I write something.
6) The second vector I ever made, One Way, is probably the best I've ever done. But I can't remember where I last caught that train of thought and that style, and I'd really like to get directions to that platform again because I think I'm missing a good thing.
7) I can't stand being read to anymore. I can't. Let me do my own damn reading, omg. I'm capable. And it helps me write. Which was my point. Reading helps me write. I haven't read much lately. I think it shows.
8) I am compelled to take pictures absolutely everywhere I go and if I did not purposefully leave my camera at home sometimes, I would be obsessed with it. I am compelled because everywhere I go, I see people hurrying past some of the most extraordinary sights ever that will never happen again, and they don't notice them and I desperately want to show people what they're missing when they're in a hurry. Because it would make people happier. And the world needs to be happier right now.
9) There is a constant second dialogue in my head that tells me when I'm starting to create something that is very stupid. I listen to it about 50% of the time and most of the time when I don't, I wish I had. It's a reality check and it works.
10) I constantly ask myself whether I am trying to improve my art because I want to make it better, or because I want more praise. I often much prefer crit to praise. Criticism is a sign of appreciation. A critique takes more time and thought than simply typing, "That's so cool." Although I'm pretty sure that's wholly arrogant of me to say. It's still true.
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Hi, Sorry,
