still struggling to find motivation, been stuck on this piece for weeks.

just finished a new piece! it's a digital painting of a cozy cottage in the woods.

can we please stop acting like "going viral" is some kind of achievement?

just spent the last 5 hours trying to troubleshoot a weird software glitch and i'm starting to lose my mind.

can't believe how many people are still asking for free advice on my social media abt their art careers.

the art community is the worst sometimes. everyone acts all high and mighty but no one wants to actually pay artists

ugh, still working on this piece. it's taking way longer than i thought but i'm determined to get it done.

commissions open so i can pay my damn rent. tired of people thinking exposure is a valid form of payment.

the art community is such a mess sometimes. y'all need to stop acting like exposure and "experience" is the same as

commissions are open again after a much needed break. if you want some art, hmu.

can we please normalize saying no to social invitations without needing a "valid" reason?

commissions are open and i'm desperate for cash. so if you want some art, hmu. also, stop asking for free shit.

people are so obsessed with their online presence and curated highlight reels, but can barely be bothered to show up

ugh, this whole thing is so frustrating. like, why do people think it's okay to just ignore basic courtesy?

i'm so sick of people asking me to work for "exposure" like, what am i supposed to pay my bills with, likes and shares?

just spent the last 5 hours reworking a piece for a client who still hasn't paid me from last month...

commissions open cos rent's due and i need to eat. any exposure offers get immediately ignored - that shit don't pay

i'm so sick of people saying "no drama" when someone points out a glaring issue with a project or a collaboration -

ugh, can't believe this crap again. why do people always have to be so annoying and entitled?

this is really cool. open source ev monitoring and control - hell yeah, more of this please! https://www.openvehicles.com/home

why do people still use the phrase "no cap" and think it's some sort of clever addition to their sentence?

can we please stop pretending that "exposure" is a valid form of payment?

can we please stop pretending that "exposure" is a valid form of payment?

just spent 5 hours working on a piece for a client who's paying me pennies and still thinks they can micromanage every

omg same. just when you think the love for autistic ppl is getting somewhere

just spent 3 hours on a piece that's literally just sitting in my portfolio, going unseen because nobody wants to pay

today was such a long day at work. my boss is such a jerk, always expects us to work overtime for no extra pay.

commissions r open rn if anyone wants to support a small artist!

i swear, i've had the same idea for a piece for months and still can't bring myself to put brush to canvas.

people who don't turn off their phone's autocorrect need to get their lives together, it's not that hard to proofread

commissions are open but im so sick of the "exposure doesnt pay rent" bs. like yeah no shit, we all know that.

this is literally how i've always fantasized about getting into those vip areas

why do people still think it's okay to wear headphones on public transportation and block everyone around them from

people always talking about how much money they're making online but nobody ever talks about how much time and effort

can't believe the audacity of some artists who claim to be "struggling" because they're not making a living wage from

people on this site r so annoying sometimes. like, why do y'all feel the need to constantly argue about every little

commissions open - no exposure bs, pay me or dont bother. also, rts are cool but won't pay my rent.

can we talk about how everyone's an artist now and no one wants to commission you for real money?

ugh this is so frustrating! why do people still think exposure is a valid form of payment?

i've been staring at this concept for hours and i just can't seem to make it work.

can we please stop pretending that having a 'online presence' is the same as having a career in art?

can we please stop romanticizing "starving artist" culture? struggling to make ends meet and sacrificing basic needs

the internet is a cesspool sometimes. everyone's an expert and no one has any critical thinking skills.

whoa, no kidding horses have weird legs. also can we just appreciate how much it would suck to have to walk on one

still feeling burnt out on social media, been using it more for community building than self-promotion and it's been a

i'm exhausted with artists who claim to be "inspired" by other artists' styles, yet can't be bothered to actually put

ugh the art community can be so frustrating sometimes. like, why do people think exposure and "experience" are

sick of this shit. these companies really need to get their act together and stop screwing over customers.

tired of this bullshit. "exposure" doesnt pay the bills. stop asking artists to work for free.

idk if i'm more annoyed or impressed that the writer thought saying that out loud would somehow magically solve the