>>2270268you should spare your single neuron for future use instead of wasting it on trying to sound snarky
>>2270271>so hard to make money at artare we talking about real artists here or about people who only know how to draw anorexic anime fags having anal sex? because it's 2016 for fuck's sake. that "poor hungry struggly barista-artist in ragged dollar-store clothes" imagery is very obsolete. you can sue me if i don't believe that someone with an imac and a professional drawing tablet is having this huge financial problem. you know what kind of real job an artist can get nowadays? they can be an animator, concept artist, digital illustrator, digital 3D modeler, web designer, app designer, special effects designer, video game designer, architect, landscape architect, urban designer, interior designer, logo designer, magazine layout designer, typographer, fashion designer, embroiderer, costume designer, accessory designer, industrial designer, prop designer, wood carver, jeweler, glass artist, photographer, airbrush artist, book illustrator, graphic illustrator, technical illustrator, storyboard illustrator, cartoonist, special effects makeup, display planner, personal stylist, art therapist, and all the other fucking billions of designers and illustrators options. lol i mean... if your skills are only good enough to make money by selling your porny fanart online... you need to git gud. also, what makes you think that an artist having a patreon is guaranteed that they won't abandon their works?
(yes, i googled it because i wanted more examples than just what i can memorize)
>>2270275your pattern of writing is very specific
>>2270283>You do buy video games and movies, right?things made by commercial professionals? yes, i do.
i'm not trying to make a manifesto to stop everyone to use patreon, hell, if you want to spend your money on it, you're free to go. i'm just very resolute in my opinion that patreon is stupid and dishonest.
