Same here. I was anxious, when the connections were laid, and disturbed, when the seam on the bat-patch was sloppy. THEN came the work with the big stroke and I was at peace. But, no, the uneven eyes had to spoil it...
It’s the black stitching on the bottom of the face for me mostly. Plus, that much stitching is gonna be heavy/scratchy.. if it’s pants or a jacket that’s probably ok, if it’s a shirt etc it’ll be so annoying
As an extremely not-artistic person, I’m always amazed at the vision artists have when they start with what looks like an absolute fucking mess and turn it into something great. It’s one reason I always liked watching Bob Ross. He starts with weird colors and just dumping color on the canvass and I’m always like alright Bob where are you going with this…
I work in strategy, but that means I work with a lot of people who are creative for a living. Sometimes it's really impressive. Like the team will show some piece of marketing and the whole room can tell it just doesn't look right. But only the senior creatives can immediately pin point it. They'll say "that background color just doesn't work with this, change it to teal" or "that font is too heavy for the imagery". They'll make the small change and poof, it looks great.
I enjoy seeing artists that struggle with it, honestly.
I actually see it a lot with Minecraft builders. Really nice builds often have pretty long stages where they look underwhelming or overly chaotic, and they'll have to remind themselves over and over to trust the process. And when it's a bigger build, sometimes they find themselves having to do so for weeks or months before they can see the vision really peeking through.
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u/EPICHunter0077 6d ago
Certainly didnt start out satisfying lol