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Popular Hungry Deviants

*Faerie-StarV:iconFaerie-StarV: reports, 1h 36m ago
I made an article about Popular Hungry Deviants or Popular Wannabees, whichever you prefer to call them, that was originally in my journal but with a suggestion by :iconcerulemagus: so everyone will read about it. I'm sure most of you who watched me already read it from my journal but for those who hasn't or don't know what I'm talking about, here it is!


As I browse around Deviantart like I usually do, whether is to get an inspiration, chat with other deviants, report art theft quickly, or sometimes asking other artist's questions of what tools they used for their artwork, I find something else. It's not art theft or a really cool piece of artwork, but the fact is that young kids(NOT ALL) is so DAMN OBSESSED about being "popular" online or even better than popular artists as if we are back in junior high instead of an art website. Don't get me wrong, I know not all young kids are like that but it's becoming rather common nowadays that just gives the rest a bad name. I shall explain list of things of what people will do anything to get themselves to get noticed, even it means doing it for selfish reasons.

How did the artists get popular?
There are many reasons but the most common is fanart. Whether it's Sonic, Mario, Naruto, etc., I could go on forever listing them but I'm gonna save you some trouble and leave the rest for your imagination. Now, I have nothing against fanart since I'm guilty of drawing them too whenever I'm in the mood but it seems to be common for people to get noticed because we are familiar with the fan art characters that we know or grew up with. It can be the way it's drawn by the artist's style which you have to admit it's pretty impressive and it can work with original art if they choose to. Original art doesn't seem to get noticed because mostly the deviant users are young teens(as I said before, NOT ALL) aren't familiar with them, doesn't bother giving them a chance, and leave immediately before getting to know the artist. Only a quarter of them may be interested in original but sadly, those are a minority.

Befriending the popular artists
There are many reasons why people wants to befriend because either the artist is....
A. The artist has a great personalty and gets along with others
B. Their art is simply amazing and you want to learn from them like a student would from a teacher.
C. You enjoy their style whether they used for fan or original art.
D. All the above.

or

E. You want to use them because you believe that if you befriend them, popularity will rub it onto you and you'll be famous, then ditched the artist when he/she loses interest in fanart and that they're no longer in use. You'll be better than them and look down on other artists who are lowly nobodies that doesn't deserve to be on Deviantart.

The reason why I put E in there is because I've seen other deviants who did that kind of stuff before on popular artists, including the not so popular ones. One deviant(I will not give out the name, sorry) is so desperate to get noticed that the only to do that is to take advantage of this nice "popular" artist(I will not reveal that either out of respect) because he's friends with another "popular" artist. The shallow deviant will be called A and the "popular" artist will be B. A firsts befriends B for how many months then later, his true colors began to reveal. He demands B that he should put A on the friend's list, he demands him to fav his pic so he can impress B's friend, C, he complains that he's not tagged on a journal, will not take no for an answer when others decline his invitation whether it's his club, pic, request, etc., doesn't respect others couples yet he wants you to do the same in return, and makes a big deal if he gets blocked by others. As it turns out, he's using B to become popular for the whole time. It got me wondering, if B and C were never popular for fanart, would A still befriend them? The answer, NO. It turns out that he's the stereotypical high school clique teen who relies on labels and won't talk to other artists that he watches because they're "nobodies" yet he wants them to fav and comment his art. One deviant gave me info about A's true intentions. Here's her note in bold.

I've read some comments A made to people.
Some of those comments say that he doesn't want to lose any watchers; he wants popularity.
You can't get popular by the number of watchers you get, it's the quality of your art that would get you popular in dA (sadly we can't really say that for his work...)
I saw the comment he made on your page as well. I don't think you can buy it.
Although I believe in second chances, this guy isn't changing at all

Also, if you take a look at this scraps, you can find some artwork that go against the rules.
And I believe he is promoting bestiality in some of his works, which I think is against the rules. Check more about bestiality and see if you look it negatively if you need to.

The best thing to do is make this guy face reality and don't watch him at all.
He doesn't want to look at your art, he just wants you to watch him.


:disbelief: I am just disgusted by A's behavior. I had to send it to B to let him know his true colors since it's not fair for him to take advantage of. It has happened to me in junior high when kids thought they could do that to me since they think I must be dumb to fall for their lies. When I found out the hard way, I was so upset and couldn't understand why they do that. Thanks to them, I have to be careful on who I trust and not rush into friendship without getting to know a person. I don't want anyone to go through that ordeal and seeing it brings back painful memories. You gotta be careful when it comes to being friends to others whether it's online or in real life. Look for signs if you can.

Why do people do this to others?
According to my good friend, :iconzaraun-shyntrak:, she told me that the reasons why they are so desperate to become popular on DA is because they are most likely not popular at school and were ignored because they weren't cool, didn't have the right clothes, and all that bullshit. Sadly, they believed the others and decided to treat the "nobodies" like crap in order to get accepted. They make it up online whether it's here, My Space, Bebo, etc. What they failed to realize that popularity is not gonna mean shit in the real world. Your job will not give a damn that your the best quarterback in high school, voted for the best prom queen, or the best artist on Devaintart, all they care is for you to get on work on time, pay your taxes, and make sure you pay your bills on time or face the consequences. They will not let you off the hook like the teachers did at high school.

I also noticed that whenever people complain about "famous" artists by saying that they're stuck up, they're assholes, blah blah blah and so on. I go over to check it out and all too often, it's the other way around. One artist, I shall call him M and and an annoying deviant called R. R called M selfish just because he turned the offer down for doing some sort of collab thing story with R. Mind you, M turned it down by saying no thanks, nothing rude or anything like that but R got all butthurt about it and called him selfish, making him like he's the bad guy. He did the same thing to other deviant, which I will call him Y, by telling Y that he's letting his "fans" down by turning down the offer as well. Like M, he also turn it down politely without being rude but once again, R is being a brat about it.

R's words to M
Listen, I know you're a good person. An excellent deviant, the best ever existed but, you're really selfish with anyone that invites you for a project. You only do collabs, only if you are hosting. That's not fair. I just wanted to hang out with you, be one of your friends. But if you consider me annoying. I don't care, that's how I am, and people are friends with me for that reason. I know how to entertain.

Listen M, to be honest with you, this whole project was only to proove myself as a good deviant like you and many of your friends. To accept me as one of your friends. I admire you, fot only for your pics and your work, also cause you're an excelent person. You know what your friends and fans want and like. I just wanted to show everyone that I'm like you and many ohters. Sorry for have being so annoying with you.

R's words to Y:
Come on, it's like if you're declining an invitation for a collab, you're letting down all of your fans. This chance is once in a lifetime. If you change of mind, just tell me. All the group is reserving you the Yoshi spot for our project "Mario Super Angels" and, as the founder I'm allowing you to add your characters. Even better, I'll make a deal with you. You can join our group, and when the collab it's over, you can leave it. Just like 1,2,3.

Listen, to be completely honest with you, I'm only making this collab just to proove myself as an elite deviant like you and some of your friends like M, N, D and some others like you.

I just wanted to you,M, N, S, D, G, and many of your friends to accept me as one of you. I writed the story because all of you inspired me for it. I don't want to be annoying and all that, I just wanted some rspect from you. Like the one I give to you everytime that some new from you appears. I just wanted that. That's all.*sniff*

:iconfacepalmplz:

I seriously facepalmed many times when he spouts bullshit to them and trying to guilt trip them into doing things that they don't want to do. I already chewed R out for his behavior towards them and asked him why doesn't he asked other artists who are just as good as they are even though they aren't famous. Here's my conversation against R after he made a half assed "apology".

Me
You don't want to be his friend, you just want to be popular and use them for your own selfish reasons. The reason why he's friends with others is because they met YEARS ago when they started out and treat each other like HUMAN BEINGS, not gods. What is with you kids that are so damn obsessed about being famous? They're only famous for fanart, if they didn't do any of those, you'll just ignore them and wouldn't give them a second look. Why don't you just draw your own damn art instead of wasting time trying to be something your not? :X

R
I worte a story. But it's also a collab. And I also treat them as human beings. The only reason I say those thing is because I admire their work, it's something that prooves their experience and I imagine that I did something great with them. I'm not being selfish. I'm just a normal guy that only wanted to gain respect from them. And why yo want to make me feel bad of what I want to do and being so FREAKING rude to me? I haven't done something bad to you. I'm sorry for all this, I only needed help not for selfish things, only to know them better and how they really are. That's all. If you want me to stop being a douchebag. I'll stop. But don't like that with me.

If you want to know What I did, look my Journal. It'll proove I'm doing something.


Me
Because you were being rude and trying to guilt trip others to do things you want. Like you told M that he's SELFISH for turning your offer down just because he's got other things to do or that you try to guilt trip to Y by saying he'll let the fans down when in fact he doesn't give a shit since he never asked to be famous in the first place. I'm being an ass to you because people like you are trying to guilt trip others to do things that you want and that's not fair to them.

Answer my question, would you still ask them to do the collab if they weren't famous for fanart? What's wrong with other deviants who aren't famous like them but can draw just as good as they are? :X


R
I'm sorry for being like that and I'm sorry for telling them that, I think I let myself down, And no, If they couldn't draw, that would be another story. I'm different to the others you talk about. I only wanted help to my collab. That's all. Tell them that I'm so sorry for all those things I said to them. And that I'll stop sending them invitations to them, also that if they want to join to my collab, that'll now be their own descision. The worng thing is that they are jealous of them. I'm just respecting and admiring thier work and their lives. I totally know that wasn't fair. I assume the entire fault of what I said. It'll not happen again.

Me
You should apologize to them, not me. You make mistakes, you fixed them. I rest my case, you wouldn't give them a second look if they're nobodies, just like you won't give other artists a chance to join your collab just because they aren't "good enough" or "famous". People aren't jealous of others popularity or all that crap, they're irritated that their original artwork they work so hard goes unnoticed because kids like you don't bother giving them a chance and only prefer fanart rather than being open minded to other art. Fanart is fun to draw and all but the downside is that it limits your creativity and ideas and pretty soon, people only want to use you and like you for fanart, not because they want to learn from them or the artist is an awesome. NOt only that, but the artists gets tired of drawing fanart and wants to do something different completely and the watchers like you will get upset and unwatch them since they're not satisfying your tastes. I would suggest you try to stop forcing yourself to be friends with others and also, read my journal about popularity issues and deviants who uses people to get things their way. :evileye:


It turns out R would never ask them to do the collab if they weren't famous. He hasn't bother asking other artists because to him, they are not famous nor "good enough" in his eyes even though they're good but doesn't spend time drawing fanart much. To me, that's rather insulting to other artists who hasn't given a chance to work on it because shallow, popular hungry deviants like A and R thinks that they're nobodies and doesn't give them a chance. It's like being in a high school clique where you were judged by other kids who thinks your a loser just because you don't have the right clothes, music, and all the bullshit and shuns you for it. That's basically saying that you aren't' good enough for their approval.

It's rather funny when people say that famous artists are stuck up jerks when in fact it's usually the popular wannabees who are like that just because they weren't' given what they wanted and feel like their entitled for it. I know there's some famous artists that are stuck up but so far, most of them I came across are really nice people who just hates it when others treat them like their gods and being taken advantage of. You want friendship from them you have to earn it, just like you earned things by working your way up. It'll take time and patience but it will be worth it, just like I worked my ass off of earning my money at a job to get my own computer without asking mom to get it for me. Hard work will pay off!

Here's the list for any signs of popular wannabee deviants that you need to look out for like A and R.

:bulletred: Asks you to watch them while they watch you in return but never comments your art or anything yet they want you to do the same in return.

:bulletred: Forces their opinions on you on certain things that they love and demanded it that you must love them like they did yet they don't respect yours.

:bulletred: Demands request/trade/etc. even though you say no but they still demand it.

:bulletred: Calling you selfish when you turn down the offer of clubs, requests, etc. even though you were never rude in the first place and they get all butthurt about it.

:bulletred: The way they treated other artists. If you see them treating famous like they're awesome but treats the "lowly" artists like shit, then you'll know that they're shallow and will treat you the same in return if your one of the "lowly" artist.

:bulletred: They will rudely decline your offer to do the collab because your not "good enough" but yet only want the famous artists to do it.

:bulletred: Ignores you completely when your new but suddenly shows interest and wants to be "buddies" with you because your popular, befriended a famous artist, etc. and acted like they love you from the start. If your friends with a famous artist, they'll swarm to you like flies and be all pals to you all of the sudden when in fact they're only using you to get closer to the certain artist and is not interested in you anyway.

Keep your eyes peeled for those wannabees out there who will try to leech off of you for all artists alike! Anyway, the point I'm making is that don't take advantage of others for selfish reasons, get to know one another, give other artists a chance, and don't rush friendship or force it on others. :salute:

musings on trade work

~stephanieem:iconstephanieem: reports, February 3
-- > I’ve seen a lot of threads on modelmayhem lately by photographers asking if they should give some photos to models who they pay. Generally a models and a few photographers will both reply saying there is no right or wrong answer, there’s only what you and the model decide is fair.

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A lesson in business

~stephanieem:iconstephanieem: reports, 2d 19h ago
Interesting thread going on in the MM forums. A photographer posted, wanting to know the best argument to convince a model to pay him $200-$400 for a trade shoot in order to cover his expenses (things like studio, equipment, etc) in order for it to be a fair trade. The assumption being that the model just shows up looking gorgeous without any time or money put into it.

This may just be the most horrible business model in existence.

Read the rest of this entry and more at the blog, stephanieem.wordpress.com

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One of the Great Victorian Structures.

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Challenging Yourself to Become a Better Artist

`Rahll:iconRahll: reports, November 21, 2009
Like others here, I get asked a lot of questions about my art, my process, techniques, and my inspiration. One of the questions I get asked that makes me both smile and laugh is, "How did you get so good?" Half the time it's a rhetorical question, and the other half is people genuinely wanting to know how to get better at art.

The answer is deceptively simple: I challenge myself and maintain a positive attitude.

RISE TO THE CHALLENGE

Now you might say, "Well, everything I do is a challenge, I'm not that good yet." But that's not what I mean. Of course getting better at art is challenging, and even when you're what others might consider a master, art never stops being a challenge.

But what I'm talking about is specifically setting goals for yourself and taking on projects that you KNOW are going to make you struggle. The projects that you KNOW are going to make you want to give up and do something else.

I find that a lot of people sort of stick to a specific niche and never really evolve. Some people are okay with that, and that's cool, but I'm sure many of them would like to get better and move on, but don't really know how, or are afraid of failing.

FAILURE AS A CATALYST TO SUCCESS

Well, reality check, we are all made of fail. That's how anyone grows. You didn't learn to walk with your first steps did you? No. You fell on your face a few times. You didn't learn to color within the lines your first time using crayons did you? No. You scribbled around the page a lot. The trick to growing is the struggle itself.

Failing is just as important as succeeding, if not more so. Failing shows you what you did wrong so you know how to fix it next time. Failing makes you want to try harder. Without failure, you wouldn't know how to succeed. So don't regard it as some scary or embarrassing thing. Do you think Leonardo da Vinci succeeded with all his paintings or inventions? Absolutely not. The guy was a genius, but he went through all the same processes you have to go through to become a better artist.

As Thomas Edison once said, "Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up."

So, the trick is to challenge yourself. No one gets better without trying things they weren't sure they could do. You struggle through it, but the next time it's easier. And the time after that is even easier, until one day you're breezing through it.

REFERENCE IS A CRUCIAL AID

Before I move on, I want to quickly talk about and encourage that everyone use reference--it doesn't by any means make you a bad artist. I find time and time again that beginning artists feel like using reference is cheating. Well, I'm here to tell you that every professional artist working today uses reference, it's the only way you're going to learn and make things as realistic as possible, even if your work is stylized.

How are you going to understand how the world looks, how color and light behave, and a million other things if you're not observing the real world directly or through reference?

I laugh every time I see a description on someone's work and it says, "No referenced used." Many say in a way that indicates pride or maybe even an inflated ego, but let me tell you a couple things:

Half those people are lying to you, and with the other half it's generally obvious they didn't use reference, and I think to myself, "Yeah, maybe you should have, it could have been much better." Only a very tiny percentage of the people that say that are actually pulling off something remarkable without deceiving you.

EXCUSES

But in addition to that, there's another reason people may use the line that has nothing to do with deception, ego, or pride, and that's when they use it as an excuse for why something doesn't look as good as they'd like.

In my experience, people who use the line in that way are generally in the minority, I tend to sense it being used in the other fashion far more often.

I guess the point here is to hopefully make clear what I meant to anyone I may have unintentionally offended, and also to encourage anyone who may be using the line as an excuse to use more reference in their work so they don't have to be embarrassed!

Reference doesn't always mean you're copying either, it can simply be a jumping off point to get the right idea, mood, pose, colors, or getting details to look right and putting in things you otherwise wouldn't think of.

ATTITUDE IS POWERFUL

Also crucial to your success as an artist is your attitude. Any professional or master will tell you that same thing. So in addition to challenging yourself, doing things beyond what you're used to and pushing outside of your comfort zone, you need to have a positive attitude about your work.

The more you tell yourself you suck, the higher likelihood you have of it becoming true. How are you supposed to get better if you've convinced yourself you're the worst artist in the world?

LOOKS LIKE WE'RE MAKING PROGRESS

A very simple and effective way of maintaining a positive attitude is simply pushing for progress. With each drawing or painting you do, do your absolute best to make it better than your previous one. If you can genuinely tell yourself, "Yes, this is better than the one before it," then that in itself is a real confidence booster.

As long as you can keep making progress, and look back and see a notable difference in the quality of your work over time, you're on the right track. If it's not happening as fast as you might like, then you simply need to put more time and effort into it.

OBSERVE OTHER ART

Another way of maintaining a positive attitude is to look at other art. A problem I find in beginning artists is that they get themselves down by looking at all this fantastic work out there, thinking they'll never achieve that. But that's the wrong way to look at it. You need to see it as a milestone or a goal, not an impossible feat.

In addition to that, another way to feel better about your work, and as harsh as this might sound, is to look at work that isn't as good as yours. If you're serious about being an artist, and have been working hard at it, then you're already more than likely better than most other people in the world and definitely better than you think you are.

This isn't an ego thing, it's just the natural order becoming better and maintaining a good attitude toward your work. It's the same as being in an art class. You might feel 'meh' about your life drawing of the model sitting there and be of the attitude that you're doing a terrible job. But once you get up and walk around and see that half the class is in the same boat as you, or maybe even not as good as the 'crap' you feel you're producing, then you'll automatically feel better about your own work. Believe it or not, those other people in the class might actually be looking up to the work you're doing.

The idea behind this is to realize that you're not as bad as you think, or even close. Everyone is overly critical of their own work, and it can easily get you down, but it's also this same mechanic that will drive you to push yourself further each time.

KNOW YOU CAN DO IT

Continuing on with the attitude idea, I also see a lot of budding artists telling themselves, "I hope I work for that company one day,' or, "I hope I can do this professionally at some point." Hope is good, don't lose that. But take that one step further. Don't just hope you'll be doing it one day, make it a goal for yourself. If you want to work in the game industry, keep telling yourself that you will one day, not that you hope you will. You'll be surprised at how much further thinking like that can get you.

At the end of the day, you're only as good as you allow yourself to be. If you're lazy, or down on your work, if you refuse to rise to a challenge or do something you haven't done before, if you don't at least try to stay upbeat and positive, then you're not doing your job as an artist. Becoming a great artist is going to be an even bigger uphill struggle than it has to be if you don't fix that and you'll always disappoint yourself.

Work hard, put your heart into it, and stay positive. It's a mixture for success, and you'll feel better not only about your work, but yourself. Then one day you could be the person passing on advice that sets others on the right path.

In any case, I hope this has been at the very least helpful or opened up your mind to all the things you can achieve if you're willing to work for them. Good luck and take care!

Devious Comments

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:iconzhoutaisdayoff:
This is a wonderful article. I shall keep all of this in mind.

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:iconcarsis:
awesome article for the uninformed. :)
and my own personal creed not only to my art, but my life as well.

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:iconctjemm:
Sweeeeet.

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:iconsuzaku009:
Wonderful. :love:

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:iconneojonus:
Real confidence booster Reid. My teacher gave a quote similar to how you describe the world not using references.

But one question Reid, just how much drawing do you really do? School usually tends to get in the way of my art and I'm worried I'm not drawing enough. What do you think?
:iconqui-non-stultus:
I approve of this message.

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they say i am full of it
i say that it's worth dreaming
just for the dream of it
:iconnfeyrna:
Very good encouragement to artists like myself who doubt their ability. Reading this has pushed me to not care what others may think (even myself) and just do it.

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:icontarackian:
Good read. I spend a lot of time looking at other's art, and at times my mind does boggle at how they did it, but at the same time im confident I'll reach that level of skill eventually if I just keep pushing the envelope.

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:iconrahll:
I don't do nearly enough drawing to be honest, and it can sometime be detrimental to my work when I'm trying to achieve something very specific. It can turn into a struggle to get things to look right sometimes, so the quick answer is draw more. Draw as much as you possibly can.

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*gets on my knees*
`Rahll says:
lmao stop right there
`adonihs says:
*ties my shoe*
`adonihs says:
homo
 

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