[ SECRET POST #2618 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2618 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I spent over $400 on "tablets and other digital mediums".

Art supplies are costly no matter how you spin it.

[(Anonymous)]

This. I used to do traditional art and good markers and colored pencils are expensive as hell. That's not even counting sketchbooks, erasers, pencils, pens for inking, the scanner you need to scan your art, etc.

All of that stuff really adds up if you're doing art on anywhere near a regular basis.

[(Anonymous)]

Did you buy that just so you could do commissions and thought "yes, I'm going to earn that money back solely by doing some shady copyright art" -- because if what you're drawing doesn't belong to you, it doesn't matter what it cost you to produce that piece of art. It's your choice to purchase expensive programs and supplies. And what you produce is technically not yours to sell. It's a different matter if you use your stuff to produce and sell original art, obviously!

[(Anonymous)]

No, I bought it for school. I don't take fanart commissions. Any fanart I do is soley for my own enjoyment.

I just see everyone here talking like art supplies aren't a big deal. They're hella expensive.

If other artists want to take on the risks of copyright and do commissions that's on them. They can charge what they want for their work. And I think if fanwritters wanted to risk taking on commissions the same goes for them.