Oddarette

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna

FAQ

Someone kindly mentioned something about a FAQ so here ya go.

1. Where can I buy your work?

Stickers/Keychains/and more - Etsy Shop
Prints - Inprnt
Dark Illustrative Prints - Inprnt

2. What program/tools do I use? Photoshop, with an old intuous pro tablet. Occasionally I sketch on printer paper with a no.2 pencil before moving to digital.

3. Are you available for commissions? Generally no, unless you have two of these three things, a lot of money, the perfect idea, or I’m struggling to pay bills.

3. Where do I get my inspiration? Things in my life that spark joy, nostalgia, textures, colors, and maybe the need to cope with life/mental illness.

4. How long have you been drawing/painting? Professionally, about a decade, in general, most of my life, so about 30ish years.

LMK if you have any other questions. I love answering them.

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Anonymous asked:

How did you choose to sell your work over doing commissions? You have a lovely style and incredibly creative ideas, I feel it is easily lovable. But I struggle seeing my ideas as such so I opt to doing commissions but I've been struggling lately, wanting to do my own work but worry nobody will care for it. I suppose the better question is how to muster the courage for it? To believe others will love your creation the same when it doesn't directly relate to them?

Respectfully, people need to muster courage to do their own art? I just do and then post. I don’t know if I’ve ever felt anxious about the process. Sure I get disappointed when a piece doesn’t perform well but that’s it. I just don’t register or care that people might not like my work.

In fact, story time. Recently I was seeing this guy. He was the whole player alpha bro type. Don’t judge me. He started doing his whole dehumanizing script on me. You know, the red pill BS where they make the woman feel inferior or w/e. Eventually he went for my art. Directly misinterpreting every piece I showed him, misnaming my works intentionally. At some point trying to argue that art didn’t even need to exist. I think I pissed him off with how unbothered I was. In that regard, he was nothing to me. His opinion ceased to matter almost entirely.

So, I guess that kinda made me realize in response to your question, maybe I really just don’t care. I feel perhaps there was a time I did? But, the more I created the thicker my skin got to criticism, the more I found my people, and the more safe and comfortable I felt within myself. I think it’s just, the more you practice, the more you understand yourself. The more you understand yourself the more people relate to that. The more people relate to that, the more you become connected to something greater than yourself. The more you become connected the more stable you become. LIKE A MYCELIAL NETWORK!!!

Ok I’ve had too much coffee.. Bye now.

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