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I agree with you. I think it's understandable that non-artists commonly associate art with what they interact with or see the most: illustration and decoration,
by fleddr 4y ago
I agree with you. I think it's understandable that non-artists commonly associate art with what they interact with or see the most: illustration and decoration, stuff found at artstation, the like.
Surely you have a point that this does not cover the entire world of art, but I think it would be helpful if you constructively explain which parts are less or not affected, instead of calling people ignorant.
- quitit 4y agoI’ll definitely continue to call people ignorant when they make grand unsubstantiated claims, that frankly are nothing more than trollish internet behaviour. A better approach for people is to ask questions, rather than trying to write controversial falsehoods. Right now there is at least one high ranking submissions on HN where a creative details how this won’t end their career, but you don’t need to read it - social media is filled with creatives literally rejoicing - no one is sweating this. So to that: I say that ignorance to this is definitely a choice.