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<blockquote data-quote="SolitaireZeta" data-source="post: 1421813" data-attributes="member: 20567">I remember when I was younger, I actually had the ambition of moving to a big city like New York, or somewhere in Florida, Georgia or California in order to make contacts and get a leg up in the illustration and/or animation fields.&nbsp; Looking at the output from animation studios and the art world in general, I can't imagine working for an art company and being able to look at my face in the mirror each day.&nbsp; If there is one area of culture that the theological and political Left control with an absolute iron fist, it's definitely the art world.&nbsp; Trying to make contacts with people who aren't basically card carrying members of BLM, ANTIFA or the Communist Party/Cultural Marxism is a laughable joke.I'd recommend anyone wanting to become an artist, to self train via online tutorials or schools, similar to what is recommended on this list/article:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://noahbradley.com/blogs/blog/dont-go-to-art-school[/URL]The author of this article also started his own online art school:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://artcamp.com[/URL]Also if you happen to be blessed to be near an old school style atelier, and can afford it, then go. They are very traditional and conservative, and will train you in the manner of classic masters like Leonardo and Michelangelo:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.artrenewal.org/Atelier/Search[/URL]Whatever you do, avoid standard university/secular art schools like the plague.&nbsp; Both for being overpriced, usually having a &quot;too many cooks in the kitchen&quot; type of inefficient training, and the constant Marxist indoctrination you will have to endure/bite your tongue at (I speak from personal experience.)&nbsp; The Marxism in universities is already bad enough; in a university art school, that already noxious level of Marxism is turned up to 11.&nbsp; It's like being in the very center of the Hive, just mere feet away from the queen.It is a blessing that the internet can aid us in pursuing training and a possible living outside of having to uproot ourselves from communities and go into devilish cities.&nbsp; I do not know how the current online purge of conservatives may affect this in the future though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SolitaireZeta, post: 1421813, member: 20567"] I remember when I was younger, I actually had the ambition of moving to a big city like New York, or somewhere in Florida, Georgia or California in order to make contacts and get a leg up in the illustration and/or animation fields. Looking at the output from animation studios and the art world in general, I can't imagine working for an art company and being able to look at my face in the mirror each day. If there is one area of culture that the theological and political Left control with an absolute iron fist, it's definitely the art world. Trying to make contacts with people who aren't basically card carrying members of BLM, ANTIFA or the Communist Party/Cultural Marxism is a laughable joke. I'd recommend anyone wanting to become an artist, to self train via online tutorials or schools, similar to what is recommended on this list/article: [URL unfurl="true"]https://noahbradley.com/blogs/blog/dont-go-to-art-school[/URL] The author of this article also started his own online art school: [URL unfurl="true"]https://artcamp.com[/URL] Also if you happen to be blessed to be near an old school style atelier, and can afford it, then go. They are very traditional and conservative, and will train you in the manner of classic masters like Leonardo and Michelangelo: [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.artrenewal.org/Atelier/Search[/URL] Whatever you do, avoid standard university/secular art schools like the plague. Both for being overpriced, usually having a "too many cooks in the kitchen" type of inefficient training, and the constant Marxist indoctrination you will have to endure/bite your tongue at (I speak from personal experience.) The Marxism in universities is already bad enough; in a university art school, that already noxious level of Marxism is turned up to 11. It's like being in the very center of the Hive, just mere feet away from the queen. It is a blessing that the internet can aid us in pursuing training and a possible living outside of having to uproot ourselves from communities and go into devilish cities. I do not know how the current online purge of conservatives may affect this in the future though. [/QUOTE]

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