At 7/31/08 06:04 PM, Basicsunshine wrote:
another person who really doesn't get it. you're seeing this from an outsiders view, you don't know anything. you think I think my pictures are perfect? ha. you have no idea. did I say I was the best? no. stop assuming things.
*sigh* why is it impossible for me to know anything about anatomy? I'll say it again. I'm taking drawing classes from a professional. I'm at PGSA. I know how to draw the human figure.
I want to know why you keep bringing up your school. Scrabbling at straws-- "But I go to P - G -S- A! My art HAS to be good!" Been reading your other posts in that other thread, too. "I'm not impressed." Clearly, you consider yourself a far better artist. Clearly, you think you're too good to even waste your time offering help. If you think art can't be self-taught, I'm a living example. I've taken two art classes in my entire life. Look at my deviantart if you want "proof." You talk about how you've struggled and fought your entire life-- fought what? struggled against what? What did you overcome, what ENTITLES you to be "a little pretentious?" No matter how great you might be (and frankly, you're not) humility is important. No one likes a snotty artist.
I'm kind of rambling here, but my point remains the same-- no matter who's teaching you, no matter what school you're at, it's what you LEARN at the school that matters. It's what your teacher PASSES ON to you that's important. Bringing up the same things again and again to prove to us (or yourself) that you're good doesn't really demonstrate anything positive. Quite the opposite, actually.