Devious Journal Entry

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Today, I spent about half an hour clicking the "Random Deviation" button. I'm that sort of person who loves to explore new stuffs--you know I'm a Pandora fan from that. But eh. I digress.

The main point is that I spent half an hour clicking the "Random Deviation" button and seeing ABSOLUTE SHITE.

I am going to rant now. Be forewarned.

1. Why does everyone with a camera think he/she/ze is le BigShot? My mind is blown at how many thoughtless little things are shot and uploaded to Deviantart. Digital spam in a can.

2. Why does every animetween feel the divine calling to become le BigMangaka and stop learning to draw any other style? For some reason, I personally don't appreciate when life is stagnant--yet, evidently, these kids CRUTCH along on their "dbz/Naruto/OnePiece/DeathNote/YuYuHakusho/Evangelion/other-inspired" styles. They do not see. They do not feel. They only copy, and many times they copy badly. The pointed noses, the bad anatomy, the sharp-sharp lines, GRAHAHAHAHAHADGRRRR. There is no improvement when one only follows a single path, and does not stop to take a look at other ways.

Turn back. Desist. Learn your anatomy. And stop crutching!

3. Why are there so many annoying, ranty, blasting, stupid, angry journalers out there?

"You're sooo original, the way you flame the photographers and what little artistic ability they have."
"You're SOOO sharp, the way you take apart the little anime-otaku-desu-kids out there."

I hate those journalers. They're gross. Like me. :D
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Most people do not reply to themselves. Then again, I am not most people and I will attempt to leave a note for my younger-by-a-few-weeks self. (if only I was the Doctor from Dr. Who...)

But, I digress. Onto the main point.

I realize now that the hate I felt--if it can be called that--towards anime-drawing kids and myself, at the time, was due to the lack of self-respect in both cases. The anime-drawing kids blindly worshiped a certain ideal, believed themselves to be incapable of creating original and wonderful work (which is untrue--I'm pretty convinced that everyone can create art, in some form or another), and so copped the style of the older mangakas. In turn, I was pissed off at myself for my chronic self-defeatism and negativity.

Oh, geez.
I don't know if it helps at all, but maybe by typing out these following words, I can make some small change:
Silly person. Do not hate yourself. Respect all that you might be. Respect all that I might be.

(ad infinitum)