One common misconception a lot of people who don’t really understand art is that ALL nudity is pornography. That is completely wrong.

I will be referring to this episode as explicit due to its subject matter.

One great thing about doing having mistakes is that you can learn from them, they are one of the greatest tools to improve your artwork. You need to look at them, see what went wrong, and deal with them. No feling sorry! Only improve!

       As an artist who posts on instagram and has a mild following, I feel compelled to post ALL the freaking time. And honestly, I’ve come to realize that I don’t need to worry about it that often. Creative burnout is an absolutely real thing, and it’s terrible. You don’t want to work; you don’t want to do what you’re striving to do; but you have to keep on working.  Don't lose yourself, or hope.

 As a mainly digital artist, I’ve heard this statement a lot. “Digital art isn’t real art.” and that is total malarkey. To be frank, sure, digital art allows shortcuts not possible within traditional art but in reality, you still have to know the fundamentals of art. Just a topic that's been near my heart for a while.

Music used:

1Min4Luv - Shoji

Back To The Dance Floor - Flangerous

Dragonfruit Salad - Laquiche

(Not Just) Knee Deep - Funkadelic

Episode 2 is here! Today we're talking about good and bad criticism. On the subject of what I dubbed "Bland Criticism," I mean no offense to the people who have commented on my content; It is ALL apreciated. I added a little segment to correct what I meant. I apologise for any misunderstandings.