I don't hold you responsible for the actions of others

You were probably jesting but these people have turned it into a meme, which is a horrible thing to do to a fellow user

{ddog != responsible for actions}

I broke your MEE6

To be honest I think I was the first who called you a Zucc

Whoever it is, I forgive you

I know you are not a bad person and deep down you are sorry

Well I'm not sorry

it was me, and thank you for the forgiveness

I mean I'm sorry if you feel offended

But I don't think I did anything wrong just because I called you Zucc

You may have called him Robot first but I definitely said Zucc first

that is true

You guys love to waste time with him

I don't feel offended

I also don't feel like you did anything wrong

Great. You shouldn't

There is nothing wrong with an occasional jest

When it becomes systematic teasing and bullying it becomes more gray

Do you guys think there is a moral argument to be made for allowing school shooters to shoot people who systematically bullied them for years?

I always have a feeling when I hear about these stories that at least some of the victims must have been terrible people

```cpp
struct _user {
bool isResponsible;
String name;
};

typedef _user* User;

int main() {
User newUsr = new _user();
newUsr->name = "ddog";
if (newUsr->name == "ddog") {
newUsr->isResponsible = false;
}
if (newUsr->isResponsible == false) {
cout << newUsr->name << " is not responsible." << endl;
}
}
```

when it comes to prolonged teasing, it is usually perpetuated by a reliable reaction from the person being teased

once you stop reacting to it, it will stop

Once it will stop I will stop reacting to it

I am not going to blink first on this

that's not how it works, but try it your way

Don't tell me what to do. I will try it *your* way

i'm not telling you what to do

I know

Well generally it stops when everyone gets tired of it. If you react to it this will happen more slowly but eventually people will still get tired of this

Which is why I will try it your way

But yeah it's only prolonging it

okay

how long have you been drawing?

I've been taking it relatively seriously for about a year and a half I think

cool

i used to draw, but i got disillusioned with art for a while

i'm slowly getting back into it

Show me some of your work please

I've never been good at it.

It's really hard to be good at it, especially when you do stuff from imagination

I don't have any online, it's all on paper, and unfortunately I never picked up my art portfolio when i left school, so it's probably all lost

There is a lot to warp your head around

It's ok

I used to work on it a lot more, but the closest I got to drawing would be world building and making maps.

that's pretty cool

Well you are still young

You can get back to it if you want

This is 5 years of work.

It's a good career to have, you can work from anywhere and there is a lot of demand

And it isn't as dry as most well paying alternatives

5 years? wow

cool

that's some serious dedication

started sophomore year of high school, slowly still add stuff to it.

You are very talented meratrix

I'm sorry for doubting you

the best art teacher i ever had was my middle school art teacher, and oddly enough the best thing i ever drew was in his class. I got an A+ on it, probably the only A+ i ever got in school lol

My middle school art teacher was similar like that.

the major point he tried to make was to not think about what you were drawing, and to actually not even look at the paper, but to just draw as slowly as possible and rely on negative space. he would actually have us turn things upside down to draw them

This one here is my masterpiece

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/346346446074937356/346352839356055553/Nick_Crompton.png

negative space is one of a number of ways to maintain accuracy when drawing from life/reference

It's a very powerful tool

But you need to understand that it's just one tool

of course

You use it in conjunction with many others

Like plumb lines and triangulation

But I agree with your teacher, negative space is awesome

from my experience it's usually the most helpful

But I'm not sure about not looking at the paper, I've read about it in Betty Edwards' book and did the exercise

It's a unique experience but I can't really tell if it was that beneficial

I guess it's a way to stimulate areas of the brain that you want to develop for improving your technical skills

But I'm not that informed on the science behind it

yeah, he would often say that one part of your brain see's a nose for example, so it tries to draw a "nose" from memory instead of drawing what is in front of you, that is why he taught us the way he did

it is really a technique for drawing what you see, not so much for creative drawing

https://youtu.be/SlDPAdZlojo

yes, he is right that our brain is prone to symbolism

Will she just die

It's probably the biggest struggle for an artist

Drawing what you see and not what your mind thinks you see

It isn't easy projecting 3d information onto a 2d plane

Our brain wasn't built for it

Artists didn't even know how to utilize rules of perspective until I believe the early 15th century

Which is why until then paintings looked flat and crappy

@Werlf
Soon

If half of the stuff about her health is true, she don't have much time

yeah. perspective stuff is what got me back into drawing recently, i've been drawing a lot of buildings and towns, architecture, that sort of thing

cool

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h2fMglzWBM

Was she into bdsm?

0:40 "My husband is Muslim, I'm not"

Someone needs to tell her how Islam works

We need an emperor, democracy is overrated

*e v e r y o n e i s a m u s l i m*

We need a benevolent and wise godemperor

And gas chambers for furries

No