god I miss that sub so much. it was so funny to see what people would do to get people's upvotes but not be too interesting. It was almost like one of those "I trained an AI to walk" YouTube videos where they just do something goofy for a while before coming up with another silly thing to do.
When I left they were really into posting basic things but having their feet be like 180° away from each other or wearing silly shoes or something
If you paint a painting which intended emotion it is trying to invoke is utter disgust, repulsion, and hatred for the art itself.
If you succeed and make truly the most horrific art the world has ever seen is it Good Art?
Removed by mods of r/notinteresting
Reason: interesting
I can't tell if the random squiggles in the background are edited in or just how some of the grasses/plants look.
They’re real. It’s a combination of them sagging/being broken and being reflected in the perfectly still water.
In which case this dude's drawing is basically a Monet.
It’s actually spelled money.
You'll have to forgive them for their unfamiliarity with money, they're an artist.
Every time
god I miss that sub so much. it was so funny to see what people would do to get people's upvotes but not be too interesting. It was almost like one of those "I trained an AI to walk" YouTube videos where they just do something goofy for a while before coming up with another silly thing to do.
When I left they were really into posting basic things but having their feet be like 180° away from each other or wearing silly shoes or something
I really like this 😇
When I watch YouTube drawing channels and they tell me to draw what I see; this is what I imagine would happen.
If you're interested in what it actually means to "draw what you see", look up Drawing On The Right Side Of Your Brain.
Fuck Reddit and Fuck Spez.
in b4 that one guy screams about reddit and spez in big letters again
Is it bad that I like the drawing a little bit?
No low balls. I know what I have
Excuse me, low balls simply happen when you get older. It's a natural facet of aging!
The Louvre must add this to it's collection.
If you paint a painting which intended emotion it is trying to invoke is utter disgust, repulsion, and hatred for the art itself. If you succeed and make truly the most horrific art the world has ever seen is it Good Art?
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