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Published: 2021-05-24 02:21:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 2068; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 3
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All done. A new Gen is now.finally done uploadin the left overs. Now have some Karen.
Im sure i drew the pants off this little one, literally a few times. oh. uh, yeah, this is my last hold out, I think this is the amount of detail the PhD style needs, maybe with enough coaxing, i can get the 16 year old me to pop his head out one time and REALLY impress with a true work of art rather than all this half ass character shit i do, but i aint complaining, i gotta just force myself to get strong.
But, ive completed ALL my tasks i gave myself back when i was a child. I got good, i met someone sorta famous who does art and EVEN impressed him, managed to draw a human face, learned basic coloring, finally after becoming an adult got online with the art, was recognized by one of the nsfw artists i learned from all those years ago, and even surpassed 1k views, and had fan art that blew my own shit out the water. i could just stop now and ride off into the sun being fulfilled off my journey as an artist. With my new goal of erasing all the weak beta traits i was taught to have so i can become a true man, it may be time to call it here, but maybe yall want to see more, in which case, i may be willing to just do both, cause a man can lift the world on his shoulders and not miss a beat.
13 years. 13 years of art, ive been rolling. wild ride for sure. especially with HUNDREDS if not THOUSANDS of people seeing my stuff, i would have never seen it coming, as i became strong in my lowest years, it gave me the power to look at this account that was up 3 years before i started using it... and say"i think its time i gave my work some form of purpose, just one last time." It has come true. a sincere thank you comes from my heart to all yall.
well, what do yall think, time to stop? or maybe just go on and see this new Gen through?
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I've personally contemplated leaving DA many times, however, the reason I keep coming back is pretty simple. I stay for the art I make and the art I see. There's a charm to knowing that its your art that's getting tons of views, and despite my best attempts to not care, it's very difficult to not get a boost of serotonin from seeing that something you poured your heart into get seen by tons of people. Its a real special emotion and you take pride in having something you care about get loved by many, sometimes being the inspiration of people around you. That's something that's extremely difficult to replicate, but you can go without it for long bouts.
Goals are a great thing as they usually tend to pull you towards being more creative, they give you a new bout, a new challenge to get through with creativity and effort. It's another serotonin booster, getting a goal done. You're usually proud of doing it, again and again. Even the small goals, you'll have those shots of pride. Again, that's hard to replicate.
For me? I always have a new goal to stretch towards, a new project because I get inspired by many things. Wipeout, Yakuza, The Divsion 2, Ghost Recon Breakpoint, Split/Second Velocity, each of these inspired me a lot, giving me a new renewal in my own art, whether it be writing, liveries, or virtual gunsmithing. You'll probably see it as you move throughout the years as well, in your own works. New inspirations, all new concepts you never thought about as you move through the world of creations you've made. It's something you don't ever really feel when you look through others' galleries, since they don't 100% know the story behind the journey and effort to get to that point.
However, goals aren't the endpoint to life. Achievements, and the journey is always more fulfilling than just reaching the goal. Achievements don't represent you as a person, and stopping your own improvement would be a sorta waste. You have your achievements, and all your goals. Making new ones is how we move forward, not just as artists, but as humans. We (usually) want to get better, not just as artists, but as genuine people as well. And the only way to do that is to just keep working towards new landmarks, big and small. Because, usually, if you don't, you'll be left in the dust of the world, where everyone has achieved more than you have in the years to pass. And that goddamn sucks.
Other than that, I don't have much of an opinion. Make your own choice on where you want your art to go, to the sands of time or to the future. I'll still be here either way, working away on my niches.
- A Friend in Speed,
AG-Starlet
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If you truly, 100% want to be manly, it isn't about being a "chad" who can lift a shit ton and have sports cars. Don't look at others, just because they mock you doesn't mean you're inferior, usually means they used to be like you. Along with this, be patient, as nothing comes out of the sky. Just remember that having a body built like hell doesn't mean you're a man. If you're only doing it to look strong, you're probably just going to be one of those boys who invests every free moment to get a built body to be attractive, and you'll only be living in the moment that will pass, and you'll realize you're still in the same situation, just physically stronger.
That isn't what being a real man is about. A real man, with that sort of physique, knows how to lift others up because they know nothing threatens their position. A real man doesn't bring others down, they learn from their mistakes as well and are able to truly see a person for what they are. Invest in yourself in not just a physical way, but in a way that builds character and shows you're not just there to be the strong, big, intimidating man who looks like they get women easily, because before you know it, you'll be stuck with kids you never even wanted and you'll be working your ass off with no time because of that.
And if you really want to make yourself feel "manly", firearms and target shooting are actually a good hobby to get into. They actually do build your strength, but they also build your finesse and motor skills as well along with getting you into a unique world of mechanics that a car guy could easily get into as well due to some mechanical similarities between firearms and engines, along with being able to lay down the fact that you know how to fire a weapon safely would probably give you a very VERY good position to have, either in a fight or when trying to get into a relationship.
Anyways, I'll leave you to your development. FEISAR main AG-Starlet, going dark.
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HELL TO THE YES DO A NEW GEN MERV LETS GET IT!!!!!!!!
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