Art. Thieves. Two words that manage to make my blood boil.
Firstly, let’s talk cash. A digital artist would need an array of expensive gadgets to get started. A decent drawing tablet would probably cost you P8,000. Surely, there are cheaper models available, but let’s face it: you can’t expect quality from a P1,000 drawing tablet sold by some China-based seller on Shopee. A good graphics editor program could cost you money, too, if you want one that offers a convenient interface with various brushes and tools.
To make things more complicated, promoting art is an entirely different story. Surely, social media platforms nowadays make sharing media a lot easier. However, it’s tough for artists to get their work “out there,” especially those who are just starting out with little to no following.
Take, for example, Pinterest. Simply type “*insert theme* aesthetic” in the search bar, and boom! In mere milliseconds, thousands of images flash before your eyes. But the thing is, these images may come from numerous sources, from articles on the web to uploaded media on Twitter – the highs and lows of the internet. And this is what makes Pinterest scary.
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