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[โ€“] Foxfire@pawb.social 26 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Can't say I agree with glorifying toxicity as the basis of what makes art or artists "better." I also don't agree with the implication of promoting ideas that other's self expression (or your own) is inferior because of less technical understanding or execution. Art is simply the genuine desire to create and express yourself, and that should always be innately positive and rewarding. That doesn't mean you won't learn new things as you keep going, but I will tell you that I am far more interested in the emotion than any final result. I remember my stories and why I chose to create, and hold my past expressions with the same appreciation that I do for my current artwork. I am simply happy that I chose to create, and feel the same way when others do too.

Honestly I tend to value the people with lower experience more, because I know they are choosing to open up and share their stories even when it's clear they don't do so frequently or comfortably yet. Everyone should feel like they can participate and be who they are without being shredded alive for technical performance. It was daunting to get over my anxieties and share anything a long time ago, and if I was met with such vitriol then, there is absolutely no chance I would've continued to express myself and gain more self confidence as a person and an artist. I would've simply accepted that I was inferior. Why would we want to promote that culture, to crush the vulnerable?

[โ€“] Baguette@lemmy.blahaj.zone 7 points 17 hours ago

Critique should not involve ripping pieces of work, that's super out of pocket. I'd be devastated if something I was happy with got ripped. It doesn't even make sense to rip a critiqued piece. How can you do post analysis if its destroyed