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elias @ team stardust@hellias.bsky.social |
i love it when people post imperfect wips. the more imperfect the better. i cannot tell you how many times i have given up on stuff because it looked ugly at a stage it was MEANT to look ugly. it WASN'T FINISHED. and it serves as a great reminder that it's normal and just part of how art is made
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Meghan Taylor
@talonserena.bsky.social
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Same. It takes a lot to remind me that work-in-progress means exactly what it says on the tin: imperfections and downright wrongness galore. My biggest help has always been seeing others’ mess before cleanup, or getting to watch messy time lapses. Turns out that it’s supposed to be like that.
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Lizzi 💜🌠 Team Stardust!
@subbirban.bsky.social
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Yeah I used to be super self conscious of my WIPs and would delete them after a day or two. It's a breath of fresh air that people here actively want to see them, so I ended up making a feed for just my WIPs! ^^
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Crungeoneer
@crungeoneer.bsky.social
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mfw i realized that every single piece of my modeling art was gonna hit the "i have just glued sticks and paper and garbage together i am a loser" stage but that primer stage where it becomes a cohesive thing, a coalescing form, and you see your vision past your own details and worry oh yeah
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Cuatro Ojos ✨ Comms open!
@cuatrojosz.bsky.social
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“trust in the process” is so real 🥲
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Oliver 💙
@oliverniko.bsky.social
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I used to avoid posting WIPs for this reason! Having a highly rendered style with no lineart or even lined sketches a lot of the time makes early steps awkward, but that's part of what makes the process so cool. I like showing what complete work is made from. 💙
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