[ SECRET POST #3687 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3687 ⌋

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[Viewfinder]


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[Final Fantasy VII]



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Comments

Re: PET PEEVES

[(Anonymous)]

I don't agree with that saying either, but I figure it's pushback against all the people who think that creative endeavors are all about inspiration vs. hard work. So you have writers who don't write "unless the muse inspires them" and people who think that because they had a good idea, that's 99% of the job done so maybe YOU could write their novel about the Kardashians in Space and they'll split the profits with you 70-30?

Re: PET PEEVES

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe, but it always kind of feels like more artist insecurity at work?

"Aww no, I'm not special or gifted. I'm just a stupid idiot fuckup who was willing to put in a lot of effort and literally any other human on the planet could do the same."

I've also seen 'guides' to complimenting artists that go "Instead of saying 'wow, you're really talented' which can feel dismissive, go 'wow, it looks like you put forth a lot of effort into making this!'" and I just want to go "..... What about 'Wow, this is really great, you did a great job'?"