Clovis-Acker

feel free to ignore this journal i just needed to vent NOTE: THIS DOESNT APPLY TO ALL CUSTOMERS/COMMISSIONERS OF PLUSHIE ARTISTS, just the ones that are rude and try to haggle lower prices continuously and dont respect their work Ok, I know that a lot of people have had their fair share of rude and frustrating customers, but my sister just dealt with one commissioner tonight that really made me pull my hair out. After receiving a commission to sew a chibi Manetric (a pokemon for those who dont know, heres a pic of one) the commissioner tried to haggle the price down an extra 10 dollars, to which she agreed to after telling the commissione

this account is a fossil of my weeaboo days and im disgusted

for anyone who wanted the lyrics: Italy: To the me who lives at some point in time and who isn't alone. Once again I made some mistakes, but also some progress. Meanwhile, I finally, but slowly began to learn to rely on my friends. I was constantly afraid that everyone would blame me for dragging them into this. And that they would hate me, or be appalled at me, or leave me. But then I was told that I had the wrong idea Germany: take my hand Let me lead you there To the safest place I know To the sanctuary Italy: take my hand Lead me from this place Take me from this deep despair Take me from this dark nightmare Sweet is the voice t

Dear, deviantart fellow artists How to become better at art? How to gain necessary skill and how to stay motivated and inspired? There are no right, or wrong answers to these questions, as we all are different and we have our own creative journeys - but here are some of my thoughts about the topic and I hope that they might be helpful. 1. Make art with your heart    Make the art that you enjoy to create. Make what resonates with you, put your heart in it (not literally) and it will show through your artworks. 2. Be consistent Commit to yourself. Do something daily, even if it's just a sketch. Perhaps, do a study every morning or make