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He's leagues above anyone else. His attention to detail is insane and his art style is masterful.
I wouldn't hesitate to put him on the same level as Michelangelo and Da Vinci.
'He' is actually a small group of pro artists and digital photo manipulators
>>2453568
DELETE THIS
trick question, he never got good.
is this legal ?
>>2460166
Piracy is illegal.
>>2460169
Not in my country
Hello there!
Here's a colleague of some of my former tutors, and probably the most well-known artist I've talked to in real life. After just starting lurking this board a few weeks ago, I'm guessing of all the artists who's names I've memorised, through my 14 years as a painter, Jonathan Wateridge might be the one closest to the general taste of /ic/.
What baffles me about this board, is the fact that literally none of the names that has been brought up, are known in the 'real' art world. Complementary to this, there seem to be a consensus that art school and contemporary art is worthless to you lot. Does /ic/ even research the diverse plethora of 21st century art?
Watch the video, tell me what you think, and name some other artists that one likely could come across in the stables of internationally acclaimed galleries.
http://youtu.be/cJewz6JUJXM
The thing about /ic/ is that we draw ourselves, we aren't here to look at other artists.
The artists you see us talking about are the ones whose techniques we care about, because that will actually help us with our own stuff.
>>2459623
>5 minute video of how-to photobash
and not to forget
>name dropping
>now I'm almost as good as
>on the obsolescence of oil painting
I'm going to go ahead and say this is a bait thread
guys guys urgent help.
got a larger gig, a single painting for 500$
guy wants an invoice and stuff. what the fuck do i do`? how do i write an invoice? which laws do i need to follow? lol
>>2459501
you should start by telling us which country/state and by not asking this on 4chan
>>2459501
fucking google it shit head
All income is taxable, just list it as "Other income" when you file your taxes next year. Look up your local taxes. If you live in NYC for instance, you'll have to pay both state and city sales tax. However if it's all in cash and your art sales aren't a regular thing, you might consider it an under the table sort of thing.
There are loads of invoice templates online, just use google.
Since this is a sizeable amount of money, you may want to consider having them put down a deposit and sign a contract that basically says if you don't fulfill your end, the deposit is refunded, if he tries to back out before you finish you keep the deposit, and if you complete the work, he is legally obliged to pay you. There are some freelancer contract templates out there too, just do your research.
