My goal is to have that caveman's mindset

This is great depiction of the evolution of art. You started with the evolution from about 1850 and on, would have loved you to go back even further.

Seems to apply for just about every occupation.

Haha!

The truth.

5) wearing a beret and never shutting up about wine 6) talking about how you've never had boyfriends, only lovers

The landscape gallery will be expanding and reopening as the panorama gallery.

That's disappointing if a lot of people really had that experience. I took an art course in college, and it was very helpful (and our model had a nice body, and she was actually attending art school on a different campus so she walked around during breaks to look at our work and give suggestions), I learned a lot and more importantly improved exponentially.

i personally think it's BULLSH*T that the illustrations here imply that you have to be 'young & attractive' in order to pose... so much for 'everyone's beautiful' huh?

Those expressions were pixar worthy, and she' really cute. i'm still lol-ing

Don't scoff. I knew a guy who couldn't tell the difference between an H pencil and a B pencil. And he's dead now!!!! Of course, that was 30 years ago, and he was 96 at the time. But seriously, did couldn't tell the difference.

God I love it when people expect this s**t out of art school. Art school is similar to the fundamentals of martial arts, they only give you the training wheels to work with your subject matter. It's up to you to make the specifications of that said art work from the common ground that you have. Alexander the Great didn't just learn the ways of conquering after a year session with Aristole.

"No one wants to know the difference between an H and a B Pencil, you know"

Why am I here? I’m laughing so hard I’m crying

Love it❣️

This is so funny!!

First day of art class I had to paint with a stick. Like an actual stick. They made us go outside and find one to paint with. The first life drawing class I had I went through 10 classes of just "sit there and draw her" with no direction, tips, assistance or anything

The last set is the best because it relates to all school subjects, not just art

# 2 - General Stanhope. #3 - Actually, the body on the R is more interesting and rewarding to draw.

1st, 2nd and the last one happen in architecture too... Especially the second.

this sums up art at my school

I kind of wish we got to draw different shaped bodies lol, we had the same muscley guy every week for a month

Really, though, my sketchbook is full of eraser marks

I hate how hard it is to develop a style. Mine right now looks like a two-year-old having a seizure

Sadly, yes.

When you can't draw either of them.

that person deserves to go to jail

I like how the character hands are equally drawn

Shading with hallucinogenic lines is thing i want to try now :)

Every musician...but we are like, "I'll just change like two notes and then we're good"

It's even worse when you have 30+ layers in your Photoshop file...

Happens to me all the time. At school.

This is off topic but I really love her hair

Same.

I want copic markers so bad

That's when you start hiding d**k pictures in logos.

That makes you think.

The second one is how I respond and I'm not even an artist.

that's why you use a regular eraser

It's like dude! Get the f**k away before I get a reverse bear trap and stick it in your mouth!

lol, all the damned time.

"WHO IS THAT YOURE DRAWING IS THAT YOUOOOOOOO???" Every artist ever.

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also lots of ants

Pinkie pie! ❤️

Some solid advice, got it!

been in that situation.....screen shot that b***h!

I have stuck my brushes in my coffee more times than I care to admit.

And that's Why you don't compare art!

You've managed to capture my artist life perfectly. I hate when my friends go, "Why do they only have one eye?" Because anime eyes are hard to draw and I'm a perfectionist.

Not too far off some of todays.. uh, 'art' museums.