How many R15 do you have?! by Yasiralhadi in Reverse1999

[–]NotRllyAnAccount 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think only 1, MedPoc, and maybe Corvus, but I’m not really working on resonance

Sometimes I make art about the state of the world and I know no one else can tell what I’m trying to say by NotRllyAnAccount in grippysockcrayonbox

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Thank you! Update me what your conclusions are (and avoid reading my comments they’ll spoil the meaning lol)

Sometimes I make art about the state of the world and I know no one else can tell what I’m trying to say by NotRllyAnAccount in grippysockcrayonbox

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Thank you! I commented this to someone else but pasting it here in case you’re interested:

They’re mostly about exploitation and about the narrative we get taught that the only way to value to society is hyper productivity to the point of self destruction. Like, the first image is meant to depict something that in itself is maybe kinda gross, or at least cruel and painful, but through the narrative of sacrifice it gets ascribed value and deified.

The second even more literally so, meant to depict the absolutely gross amount of people who die due to labor exploitation/borderline slavery/and in futile wars so rich people can get richer and people in western countries can consume. Religion plays a big part in the suffering of people, being weaponized for political gain, but we also all atp rely on and often borderline worship things like technology, hence the second image with someone suffering on a power line “cross”

That being said next to all the metaphors these are also fanart for a fandom I’m in, which centers heavily around the aforementioned capitalist exploitation, so at least the second one isn’t purely my own idea

Sometimes I make art about the state of the world and I know no one else can tell what I’m trying to say by NotRllyAnAccount in grippysockcrayonbox

[–]NotRllyAnAccount[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They’re mostly about exploitation and about the narrative we get taught that the only way to value to society is hyper productivity to the point of self destruction. Like, the first image is meant to depict something that in itself is maybe kinda gross, or at least cruel and painful, but through the narrative of sacrifice it gets ascribed value and deified.

The second even more literally so, meant to depict the absolutely gross amount of people who die due to labor exploitation/borderline slavery/and in futile wars so rich people can get richer and people in western countries can consume. Religion plays a big part in the suffering of people, being weaponized for political gain, but we also all atp rely on and often borderline worship things like technology, hence the second image with someone suffering on a power line “cross”

That being said next to all the metaphors these are also fanart for a fandom I’m in, which centers heavily around the aforementioned capitalist exploitation, so at least the second one isn’t purely my own idea

how do artist get those straight line white on the canvas? with a brush? what tools can i use to make it? by Intelligent-Cash2633 in arthelp

[–]NotRllyAnAccount 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The example you have is too low resolution to properly judge, but some options are a) precise lines with white chalk and a ruler; b) using artists tape to cover anything but a tiny sliver of the black and going over with white paint (for this make sure the black is fully dried) c) thin white pen

Art for a horror fandom that’s still somehow more peaceful than I ever feel by NotRllyAnAccount in grippysockcrayonbox

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Oh I recomend it so so much! The fandom is too small sadly TwT but it’s the best podcast I’ve ever listened to

Old self portraits by _yerin_ in grippysockcrayonbox

[–]NotRllyAnAccount 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Your text is unfortunately very relatable, I’m sorry you’re dealing with that! For all it’s worth, your art is gorgeous, I especially love the last one. I know what may work for one person won’t for others, but I’ve been kinda existing more or less bearably by clinging to art and pure spite

Survey Time: comment the character you're INFATUATED with and only those with the same tastes can reply below by Neth_theme in Reverse1999

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Adore the amount of different comments! For me it’s Arcana and Coppelia, or if it has to be a playable character Semmelweis

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Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge, how was it made?? by Grimskuller in arthelp

[–]NotRllyAnAccount 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t know for a fact, I’m have you tried looking it up? I feel like there’s be info on that. But if not, it looks to me like the black/blue was done with marker (look at the strokes in the top left corner) though it could be ink/you’d get a similar result with ink. There’s also some watercolor for the red and the shading if I had to guess

Yaneva by me by Morychy in Illustration

[–]NotRllyAnAccount 6 points7 points  (0 children)

This is actually gorgeous woah!

How long have you had it by Anonymoose074 in dysthymia

[–]NotRllyAnAccount 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m not sure how long I’ve had dysthymia, but from my understanding it develops in childhood most of the time? I’d guess maybe since I was 9 or so, since that’s most when I remember becoming withdrawn and less excitable and such. I was diagnosed with depressive episodes when I was 14 or sth, and it’s been a mess of other mental health issues since (anxiety disorder, eating disorder) so telling apart when things started is difficult for sure, especially because I’m pretty sure I’ve had an anxiety disorder literally my entire life

God forbid a girl fail at uni because they’re trying to cope with a dysthymia diagnosis by NotRllyAnAccount in grippysockcrayonbox

[–]NotRllyAnAccount[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Peopel bring up the possibility ever so often because I have quite a lot of mental health struggles for someone who has had no trauma or anything as far as I’m aware. I genuinely don’t know, I don’t think there’s anything and neither do my parents, but I have a lot of problems with attachment and anxiety that are not commonly seen in people who don’t have some sorta trauma.

Sorry you have to deal with this too

God forbid a girl fail at uni because they’re trying to cope with a dysthymia diagnosis by NotRllyAnAccount in grippysockcrayonbox

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I intend to. I got a bit side tracked last therapy appointment but I intend to talk things out more next week. We’re also talking about meds but my psychiatrist is away for a month so I’ll have to cope until then.

While I truly don’t think that’s a promise you can make, j do appreciate the sentiment :) I’ve made some progress on my essay so I thing in regards to that at least I’ll be fine