>>2554239
Because
>there is no point where you can say, "okay, I KNOW drawing and have everything nailed down".
>it's good practice, with some pocket money to boot
>You gotta start selling your work yourself sooner or later. If you wait until you're sakimichan (can't think of anyone else atm) levels of good for 10 bucks a pop, you suck at money.

>>2554239
>Why is literally every novice, amateurish, or other bad young online artist getting into commissions before they're even decent?

Because they're novice, or amateurish.

>>2554263
It's bad taste though.

>>2554287
They're too inexperienced to know that, though.

That's why their beginners/novices.

>>2554292

they're

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>>2554263
>there is no point where you can say, "okay, I KNOW drawing and have everything nailed down".
But there is a point where you can look at yourself and go "I'm crap". /ic/ does it everyday, but we try to make it. Just because you don't know when you're ready doesn't mean you can't know when you aren't.

>it's good practice, with some pocket money to boot
Drawing alone is good practice, commissions don't help. In fact commissions can hurt an artist's progress because they can always justify that if they're getting paid, they have no incentive to improve.

>You gotta start selling your work yourself sooner or later.
Let's wait to later.

Seriously, who called in the DA-fur-shit pleb patrol? Someone defending shitters takin' commissions above their status? Not on my /ic/

just a quick sketch lol just a quick 3 hr sketch ya know just warming up for one of my many commissions